Hillcrest High Class of 1988

Never Say Die Beauty And The Ball J.V. Basketball Basketball is a sport many of Women. do they really look us watch. but only a few ploy funny in basketball uniforms or is Most people when they think of basketball, they think of a toll it just because we ore not used hairy guy running up and down to seeing them in them? A a basketball court with a Iorge question that we hove been balloon trying to put it in the ring on a toll pole. But times wondering about for many. hove changed . Basketball is not just for the toll hairy guy. many years . How often do the but it's for the toll women of students at Hillcrest go to a girls today. Basketball. it's a sport that has been around for many basketball game? Do the stu- years. For as long as its been dents really know what a girls around. men and women hove basketball game is like? Will girls been playing it to see which race is the best at the game. basketball be as popular as mens basketball? All these questions and many more will be answered in the 1988-89 yearbook . lamina Lindstrom. junior. Cindy Ruttenbur. Pam Nielson. reaches for new horizons. Tommie Clark, Kerrie Nosh. Erika Nebeker. Leslie Christensen. la- mina Lindstrom. and Keisho Hor- rocks JV Basketball/97

Hockey-Cold As Ice Two members of the other Davtd Manzaneras. the cap- team skate rapidly for the tatn of the team. races a goal as a member of the Hill- member of the oppostng team crest team \"highsticks\" one of for control of the puck Who- them Highsticking is a penalty ever gains control could make Photo by B. Harvey a score Photo by B. Harvey Hockey is a new and exciting sport for high school 1st row Derrick Day. Dave Manzan- Ramash. Tracy Roberts. Brian Berg- students. The fast moving pace of the game is truly ares. Justin Burnside . Bret Ta - strom. Clark Vielstich. Richard Lees. a sport for all but the weak hearted to behold. magiwa. Jim T Kelly, Jason Mont- Justtn Howe. Jason Beard Where else can you find a sport where the combi- gomery 2nd row Ryan Jensen. Paul nation of soccer, boxing, and figure skating come together in perfect harmony on a large sheet of ice? Where the fans sometimes get more into the action of the game than the coaches while they yell their lungs out at the players. referees. and coaches as the players themselves rough-up any other player that gets in his way. \"Hockey is a ruff and tumble sport that takes a lot of years of prac- tice to be really good at and if you are lucky, not so many years of practice to be on a team . Thanks to all the members of the '88 hockey team. we were awesome!\" explains Brian Bergstrom. who was a member on this years team, about his sport . \"We've had our ups and downs but it's been a great year! Class of '89 rules!\" said Justin Burnside. 98/Hockey

Golfball + Golfclub Golfing Golfer-pro. Mike Takagi. takes h1s n1ne iron and shows h1s exceptional talents in follow1ng through on his swing. hoping this time the ball hits the green Photo J Tanner Ricky Berret. skillfully try1ng to work h1mself out of the sand- trap. Look at that form he uses to do it Photo J Tanner Back row: Jeremy Roberts, Scott Clark. Sam Thompson. Troy Johansen. Brian Bergstrom. Brandon Golf: A sport that consists of a golf Hatfield. Coach Jmas. Front row: R1cky Berret. John Owen. Mike Takag1 . Donn Fnstrup. Mark Owen. ball and a golf club. The object of standing in the shade. trying to keep still so they won 't be late for the1r tee tme. Photo J Tanner the game is to make the ball sail through the ski onto the green like a boat on the sea . To some of us it's more than a sport. its an adventure! Take a look at our great golf team. They are masters at the game. And they work very hard to perfect their skills. But to them behind every good team is a great coach. Mr. Jimas has to be tough to teach these guys to be assertive golfers. Good sportsmanship. that's one of their better qualities. When they walk away from a game whether they win or lose. their heads are al- ways held high . Take your time and do it right is their motto. Instead of the hit and miss. it's a hit and win situation . So when you see them in the halls. give them a pat on the back and say. \"Good job you awe- some golfers.\" Golf/99

Matt Gh1z concentraits on the ball as he aims carefully for the goal. Joel Call tries to show some of his stuff while blocking the boll. 100

Varsity Soccer \"They've Got Legs\" Hard Work Pays Off! You can see them running all forget 1t The hard work paid Brett Reeves Leftcenter/Halfback over the gym area. up and off. Thanks team for the friend- Jim Taylor Left fullback down the streets around Hill- ship. Coach Jim, Coach Brett. Brent Pugh Forward crest and out in the wind. rain. Coach Mark. and Coach Ad- Bryon Leggot Right forward or snow. No matter what. the ams. Thanks for all the help and Colin Shoe! Forward soccer team trains to be the hard work \" - Matt Ghiz. Coach Mike Sloan Stopper/half best . They work hard to prove Moore said. \"The Hillcrest soc- Jeff Lows Half that they are the greatest. cer program is on its way . Our Chns Duke Left outSide half With 11 players out on the field guys work hard and our record Kev1n Morf Center/Half it takes a lot of skill to get the shows it! What a great bunch of Matt Gh1Z Full ball into the goal. Timing and talented guys!\" The team Shone Vrones L. FuUbock accuracy are very important. works great together. They Joel Call Fullback/Stopper Coached by Jim Moore. this watch each other carefully to Joy Loglois Stopper years team has had a good make sure they get the best Mike Williams Goalie season. not to mention all the opportunities to make the Gregg Bengtzen Left forward memories that will always be goals. The Hillcrest team is de- Keny Clark Half embedded in one's mind. \"This finately one of the best. Good season was great. I will never job guys!! The '88 Varsity soccer team Brett Reeves. Jim Taylor. Brent Pugh. Bryan Leggot. Colin Shoell. Mike Sloan. Jeff Laws. Chris Duke. Kevin Mort. Matt Ghiz. Shone Vrones. Joel Call. Joy Laglo1s. Mike Williams. Gregg Bengtzen. Kelly Clark. and Coaches Jim Moore and Mark Cottle . 101

Back Row: Pat Morgan. Nate Hed- man. Ryan Gardner. Tom Mabey. Paul Williams. Diogo Bauleth. Front Row Bret Gardner. Graden Jack- son. Rodger Smith. Chris Nicole. Chad Hancock. Kyle Finlayson and Bryan Leggat Mike Williams. goalie. protects the goal from even the most ex- perienced soccer player. This was Mike's second year on the team. 102/Soccer

Go for the gold, reach for the stars . A nice block by the goalie that is quite often one of the many highlights during the game. Brett Reeves. playing left-cen- ter and halfback. makes the other player nervous as he posses the boll to another team player \"When You're The Best In The West, It Shows. II J.V. Soccer The game is soccer. The and Cottle had a season to players. a select few. the be proud of. They started elite. Soccer is a sport for all practicing even before all of to behold, it is a sport that is the snow was melted. Drilling like no other. There is nothing the team in dribbling, pass- like playing in the grass. ing. and kicking. they put in When a soccer player a lot of time and hard work . stands on the field. his emo- Determination was the driv- tions tend to excite him with ing force behind this group each move. Actions the oth- of men. er team does can change those emotions in a moment During the games. the also. The split second timing best comes out and endur- that a player makes can once pulls the team through mean a win or a loss. The another hard fought game. team. is a group of guys that The other schools know that work together like a highly when they come to play us. tuned engine. Soccer. a they have got a difficult team sport that can't afford time ahead of them. When to have a player that wants you have a tradition of ex- to carry the whole team cellence. it gets around. himself . Hillcrest traditionally has Each year, two coaches had many \" all-state\" play- put together another first ers. and they live up to their class team . Coaches Moore expectations. Soccer/103

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A Woman's Work Is Never Done Girl's Soccer Women's lib is really making a mark at Hillcrest . The girl's soccer team is a good example of this. They are a team of girls playing a sport that was originally made for males. And to make it a total wom- en's team, they even have a wom- an coach. Coach Julie Wilson stat- ed, \"This is the second year Hillcrest has had a girl's team and this is the first year that I've coached at Hill- crest . The girls are determined and I think that we will put up a good fight against our opponents.\" Tryouts were held the first week in March, with practice every day. rain or shine, after school through out April. Soccer demands a lot of phys- ical endurance and these girls will run their \"buns\" off to win. Top row Jimi Lyn Martinez. Michelle Evans. Tanya Armstrong, Allison Preece. Karen Egbert. Mindy Dowdle. Rashelle Blair. Dannielle Harris Bottom Row Debbie Hernandez. Jenn Nielsen. Kathi Cooper. Natalie Ferre. Alisha Pugh. Brenda Cooper. Susie Alba. and Melissa Moore Natalie Ferre gets a running start as she gets ready to k1ck the Kathi Cooper shows her soccer techniques as she gets ready to kick ball. the ball . She is a valuable member to the team and participates in other sports as well Girls SoccerI 105

As you can see It's not all work . the team really puts up a rac- quetl lll Freshman ln1t1ation!l Trevor Reeve. sen1or. returns the ball w1th style. you con see the dedication in his face . 106

10SNE1? (Tennis anyone?) Boys Tennis The sun 1s beat1ng on your back MI- rages are formng 1n the distance. Sweat 1s dnpp1ng from every pore of your body You prepare to throw the fuzzy yellow ball and slam your racket aga1nst it w1th ev- erything you've got W1th a massive PI G the ball sails nto the net along with the twenty others you have attempted Th1s 1s the average day 1n the life of an average tenn1s player. But our tenn1s team 1sn't overage. Although we lost some excel- lent players last year. the team wiD be strengthened by new freshmen . Also many of the sophomores. jun1ors and es- pecially seniors promise a season of suc- cess When 1f comes to LOVE. th1s team doesn't get romantic A ded1cated player has a racket molded 1nto his hand and a yellow fuzzy ball as a best friend Oh yeah! This will be greatl What can you expect when Penn. Spalding. and Wilson are on our s1de? Front Row L-R Cory Kennedy, Chns Brown . Garret Bur- 107 bage. Dav1d Rasmussen. Scott Clark . Bryan Paxton Back Row Mike We1sman. Mark Owen. Greg We1chers. Jeff Cottle Coach Paul Smth . Shane Yates . Trevor Reeve. Kev1n Kennedy Not P1ctured Dave Mickelson

Because Life Is Not A Spectator Sport Girls Tennis Heads turn . Right-left- best . right-left as the tennis ball is The girls tennis team has retrieved and returned . ''I've chased after a fuzzy lit- got what it takes to win . tle ball for two hours a day With polished performance ... Now tell me, do you see the girls are going places. anything on this body that With strong forehand, they isn't firm?\" - Suzanne Ur- whack the ball over the net. ban, senior. When she flies, our hearts soar. It's their natural shine Each and every one of that comes through in com- the female tennis players petition. It's no coincidence has worked exceptionally that they will go further than hard and diligently to obtain we ever dreamed. excellence on the court. The girls tennis team \"I have two of the top girls shows that there is a differ- in the state playing for me. ence between looking Also, they are great girls!\" good and looking great. - Dorothy Schmidt, Tennis Their image follows them coach . Of course, the 1988 everywhere. The competi- tennis team would be the tion quakes. Top Missy Cottrell. Michelle Tucker. With a look of determination. Lisa Suzanne Urban. Lisa Jenson, Susie Jenson pivots in preparation for the Ennega, Allison Bates. Catherine upcoming Wilson tennis ball. Clark Bottom Jenn1fer Jenson. Susie Wright, Esther Ku. Colli Hanks. Allison Weichers. Jennifer Broadwater. Heather Burback Photo L. Moyes 108/Girls Tennis

With a strong backhand, Allison Weichers puts everyth1ng she has 1nto the game Due to 1njury, Kara Priest wasn't able to be 1n the team picture - So here she isI accompanied by the team's great coach, Dorothy Schmidt I Check out these women in action. Colli Hanks and \"We were expected not to do well this sea- Michelle Tucker are poetry 1n motion! son, but we pulled ahead and took third in state. I worked with great girls and had a fantastic season!\" - Coach Dorothy Schmidt - Look at these healthy. happy. hopeful women of the 1980's. This is the gen- eration that can make it . Future Chris Evert Lloyds or that Navartilovic wom- an from some far off Slav- ic land. Children of tomorrow. they wield their swords (I mean their tennis rac- quets) against the foes of the court . They are more than mere athletes, they are contenders striving for supremacy . Bu il t strong and healthy with spcrk ling eyes , bright teeth. and glowing hair. they've captured the ra- diance we all strive for . Girls Tennis/ 109

Bock Row from left to right Coach Johnson. Bret White - head. Jager Kimura. Sean Olsen. Bryon Swapp, Sean He1den. Paul Smmons. Dov1d Kelly. Dev Chas- on. Mike Jolley Bennie Smith . Chns Arambula Front Row Jeff Mort1n. Shood Terrell . Aaron Love . Bret Worth1ngton. Jeff Freemon . Darren M1lne. Rob Heywood. Jared Bills. Dov1d Toy- lor. Herold Martinez. Roy Atwood . Mike Cottle. Joson Taylor . \"Get em Opey!\" 110;varsity Baseball

Losers, \"We Eat 'Em Up!\" \"Catch The Feeling\" Varsity Baseball Put together like a fine piece of art. the make the most of the time we have left. baseball team is molded and sculptured To a lot of people it's just one more year of by utilizing the techniques of famous play- baseball. but to us its our last to really ers. which they all hope to be like one day . make it count.\" But the main purpose is playing for the fun of the game and for the love of the sport. The promising new players are. Chris Coach Johnson believes that our seniors Arambula. Roy Atwood. Bret Whitehead . are back this year with more spirit than They have the ability to play varsity ball ever. Jeff Freeman. Bret Worthington. Da- and have \"caught the feeling \" of Hillcrest vid Kelly. Paul Simmons. Dave Taylor. and baseball. Bennie Smith are playing their best . Being their last year. Bret says. \"We are trying to High school baseball always brings with it the potential for a fun day in the sun and plenty of \"base stealing\" action . \"Yeah that's the ticketI\" Warm- Jager Kmura up to bat has h1s Ing up for the big game David batt1ng down to a sc1ence. Taylor pract1ces h1s fast curve \"P1 ch 1t nght here. l·dare yal\" ball Wow. look at that forml Varsity Baseball/ 111

There's Only One Way To Play It JIV I Baseball When asked what it takes to J.V . team .\" make a good baseball team, Coach Wade Fiscuss stated, \"Good The pitchers vary from game to defense is necessary, a cleanly game. They are basically just prac- fielded ball and an accurate throw ticing for the time they can play to the bag . While it is fielding that varsity . The main pitchers are Jasen often results in the most exciting Taylor, Shawn Heiden, Sean Olsen, baseball play, the shoestring catch, Mike Jolley, Roy Atwood, and Mike the behind-the-bag backhand stab, Cottle. Six back up pitchers would the relayed throw from the outfield be an asset to any team and give for the tag at the plate, is the as- them bench strength and depth. pect of the game that is least talked about. It's also not empha- The competition for the team was sized by the fans and players. who tough- out of 50 sophomores trying are chiefly concerned with two out, only seven would be selected. weapons in baseball, pitching and Seven who will most certainly give a power. We are fortunate enough to sense of security by the time they have both of these qualities on the are seniors because of their years of experience. Front Row Jeff Martin. Shaad Terrell, Aaron \" Spare me of youl Why don't you get me Love. Jagar Kimura. Darren Milne. Rob Hey- woad. Jared Bills. Harold Mart1nez. Roy someone who knows how to p1tch !\" sighed Atwood. and Mike Cottle Back Row Bret Rob Heywood \" Th1s isn't polo we 're play1ng Whitehead. Sean Olsen. Bryan Swapp, Sean here\" photo by B Beddoes Heiden. Dev Chasten. Mike Jolley, Chris Arambula. Jason Taylor. and Coach Fiscus Photo by B. Beddoes 112/J.V . Baseball

Dunng the game agamt Alta . Ja - gar Kimura slams the ball 1nto left f1eld g1v1ng hm a double hit Photo by B. Beddoes \" I th1nk I can . I th1nk I can He I, I know I can' \" Darren Milne thoug And he was nght. he d1d Photo by B. Beddoes \" Hey batter. batter- sw1ng · Sean Olsen to es the adv1ce of the crowd as he makes a VICIOus sw1ng at the ball Photo B Beddoes \" The J.V . team is really fun to play on : The pitching is really good and makes everyone enjoy playing . I think we will have a good team this year. The players are determined and work well together. I am excited to try out for the varsity team next year.\" Jeff Martin \"What are you wa1t1ng for boys?• Face 1t he's too fast for you \" Darren Milne 's mother screams out from the crowd . Photo by B Beddoes J V Baseball/113

\"Its a sport that's enjoyable for both the avid runner and those who wish to stay in shape for track and other sports\" stated Junior. Jason Osborne . \" We didn't do as well as we would of liked to but. no matter what the outcome was the team always seemed to stick togeth- er and cheer each other on . Lance Tem- pest. The Pursuit Goes On And On And On Boys X-Country Girls X-Country The members of the boys Cross Country The members of the girls Cross Country team included, (top row left to right) Todd team include, (top row left to right) Susie Posselli, Ray Jensen, Steve Potts, Jerel Bull- Sander, Jennifer Clayton, Tonya Christen- ock, Lance Tempest, Bryan Fukushima, J. D. sen, Loranne Hunter, Kathi Cooper, Juli Clay- Dockstader, Jason Nance, Robert Wach, ton, Shawnya Reeder, Jennifer Christensen, Kenzie Wangsguard, John Carr, Steve Nel- Jayne Christensen, Jamie Poulos, Coach son, Brian Burrows, (Middle row) Jeremy Gary Dean, (bottom row) Heidi Snyder, Lyn- Haacke, Scott Eggenbegger, Brent Eisert, ette Peterson, Brenda Cooper, Brooke Darren Phippen, Bobby Johns, Jeff Nelson, Ward, Dolonna Jensen, Kim Dean, Heidi Mike Keddington, Jason Hurst, Jason Os- Thomas . Kim Dean and Dolonna Jensen borne, Jeff Martin, Robert Wood, (Bottom could always be counted on for putting in a row) Larry Larson and David Jordan. Not good time . Brooke Ward was the captain of pictured, Darin Birch, Brian Christensen, John the team and really kept everyone going. Sullivan and Steve Sumsion. They had some Heidi Thomas and Tonya Christensen really excellent members on the team. All cross- improved their time, by five minutes, in one country members have to be self-motivat- race . All the girls worked hard at improving ed because it is such a lonely sport. their time and all succeeded . 114/Cross Country

Coach Pierce really knows his job. All the team members hove go1ned a lot from him. Coach Pierce admitted. \"I was en- couraged by the young group and their motivation. Th1ngs should be better in the upcom1ng years It's a great sport and I hope more people become 1nvolved 1n it .. Senior. Steve Sumpsion, has won a lot of races these past three years but this year was a very successful year for him. He took fourth in the Provo invitation, and fifth in the Murray invita- tional. He also took second in region and seventeenth in state. Steve works out ever- yday by running three to six miles during seventh period. Steve was offered a full ride scholarship to the University of Utah. Steve works real hard and he says its worth it. \"It's good to run because a lot of university's are inter- ested in good runners,\" ad- ded Steve. \"Some of us hod a rough time but with thr rest of the teams help, we just kept on going Everyone supported each other . Cross Country tokes a lot of strength and endurance,\" quoted Senior. Hei- di Thomas Bob Johns took thirteenth in State He Improved his tme by the end of the season . He plans to do even better next year Pictures token by Adam Larwill Cross Country/ 115

So ntense!l!l (left to nght) Dov1d Jordon. Cory Kikel. Cro1g R1ch1e. and Lorry Larsen. Photo by C . Chnstensen \"On the rood ogo1n. I can't wo1t to get on the rood ogo1n \" Photo by C Chnstensen \" We feel t rack is a great c haracter build - e r. It implant s int egrit y and a strong desire t o suc ceed . We are unable t o g ive a st atistically significant numerical estimate of the frequency of the above phenom- enon- but we give it two thumbs up!!\" Jason Hurst and Jerel Bullock . Lost one to the shower 1s a rotten egg Ill Photo by C Chnstensen 116/Boys Tra c k

Caution. Boys Track A Great Pair Of Legs Can Stop Traffic Warning. The Surgeon in preparing for the up and along Husky Highway just General has stated that comng season. \"Track is remember the warning, dnv1ng by Hillcrest High the best thing that has their legs can stop traffic around 2 00 p .m. can be happened to us. It keeps hazardous to your driving us physically strong and \"It's the largest squad health. You see, the boys mentally awake.\"- Jason we've ever had out as far track team is out jogging Berg and Richard Ku- as numbers are concerned around the school at 2:00 chinsky. But there are some so we do have a lot of in- p .m and their legs can things they just can't experience. We do have stop traffic. With the wind stand,\" I hate the uni- some guys returning like blowing on a sweaty face, forms\" - Jakob Clapham. Larry Larsen, Steve Sum- aching muscles pounding Manny runners also throw- sion, Scott Peacock, Jason the pavement, striving for up after running their race Hurst, Jerel Bullock, Mike that finish, our boys track because of their extreme Hutchings, Mike Walker, team has showed great exhaustion . Track is a diffi- and Craig Richie, These endurance . Since second cult sport to compete in, guys will be the nuclei of semester the boys track but in the end they all our squad. We are looking team has braved the chilly agree that track is a great forward to a competitive weather, snowy, wet days, experience. So if you hap- year and maintaining the and freezing temperatures pen to find yourself driving tradition of excellence. - Coach Pearce Boys Track team members. Michael Adams. Don Barnes. Shalaco Bassett. Donn B1rch. Mart1n Borg. Michael Brandt, Reed Briggs. Ken Brown1ng. Jerel Bullock. Paul Burggraf, Bnan Burrows. Chnstoph Call1s. Denn1s Carlson John Carr. David Chipman. Brian Chnstensen. Jakob Clapham. Jeff Cottle. Myron Curt1s. Tony Daily Kenny Dibble. Jeremy Dmond . J D Dockstader. Scott Eggenberger, Brent Eiset. Sean Elder, Jeremy Elmont. Jason Erekson. Kirk Fackrell. Jackson Ferguson. Wilham Feveryear. Gary Fillmore. Brandon Froisland. Bnan Fukushima Bret Gardner. Thomas Gunnerson. Jeremy Haacke. Russell Harmnon. Jim Harrison. Patrick Haws. Jason Hurst. Michael Hutch1ngs. Clarke Jensen, Raymond Jensen. Brett Jesperson Robert Johns. Eric Johnson, Troy Jones. David Jordan. Chnstoph Keller, Paul Kelly. Cory Kikel. Dav1d Koncar, Larry Larson. Mike Larson. Mark Lew1s. Kendal Liddle, Billy Lloyd . Erik Mackelprang. Pete Mathews. Pe erMa hews. David Mclllece, Darren Milne. Mark Mu1r Jason Nance. Chris Nap1er, Chnstoph Nap1er. Evan ebeker, Michael eff, Jeffrey elson . Zachary Newbold. Zack Newbold. Keven 1elsen. Todd Org1ll , Jason Osborne. Jim Patten. Sco Peacock. Michael Penrod. Darren Peterson . Sean Pettey, Donn Phppen, Troy Pope . Todd Possell1. Stephen Po ts. Bret Prewitt. Joel Pullan. Jeffrey Qu,ck. Marque Randall. Brian Rapleye, Travis Reid . Troy R1d1ng . Craig R1tch1e . Jeremy Roberts. Sean Romanik , Thomas Rose, Jared Rupl1nger. Jeremy Schultz . Shahram Shaf1neJad . Scott Shaw. Mont Shenff. Chns Sh11l, Mark Simpson. Terry Slesser, Devin Snyder, Scot Sums1on. Steven Sumsion. Lance Tempest , Jerry Thomas Sam Thompson . Michael Thygerson. Trent Tnpp. Ted Turcsansk1. Tony Veenendaal, Michael Walker. Dav1d We1ss. Scott Wesemann. Dale West . Dale West . Chns Wilde, Douglas Wilden. Tony Wolff, Bart Worthing- ton. and Trevor Wright Boys Track/ 117

He1d1 Thomas. Stephon1e Benolly. and Jenn1fer Clayton enJOY the1r doily workouts The 1987-88 g1rls track team Not everyone 1n th1s p1cture showed up for proct1ce They just wonted on added photo 1n the yearbook Setting Our Pace Girl's Track Many of the g1rls on the track control and it's not easy!\" rell. Jenn1fer Chnstensen. Niki Chris- team showed great Improvement The coach. Mr Longpop. keeps tensen. Holly Clapham. Jenn1fer th1s season . Brooke Word. Kim Dean Clayton . Julie Clayton. Tnc1o Dan- and Delono Jensen were some of the g1rls on the1r toes Dunng the iels. Kim Dean. Kristi Dean. Kirsten the top runners They hod ncredi- meets they ore taught to prepare Folkersen. Belva Gillespie. Monique ble speed and were expected to themselves for the1r event For the Gillespie. Jane Greenwood. Su- bnng the team. as a whole. out spnnters. Kim Dean w1ll be a tough sanne Nonsen. Jean Herridge. Jen- one to beat As a Junior. Kim has a nifer Hubbard. Tomero Hyer. Chnsty Track IS on extremely physical lot of expenence runn1ng. and has Jeffo. Delono Jensen. Amy Koloher. and mental sport Junior. He1di Sny- proven 1t Delono Jensen will also Enn Keorbey. Tric1o Molosko. Loune der so1d. \" You tro1n alone and you be a hard one to chose . She has Mcfoose. Cydnee Montague. Amy th1nk you 're pretty good until you the greatest ability of spnntng. but Montgomery. Lora Penrod . Lynette go to a meet and see the people also does well 1n long distance. Peterson. Alicia Pugh. Shownyo that you 're going up ogo1nst. Espe- wh1ch makes her on Important port Reeder. Jenn1fer Scott . Heidi Sny- cially 1n distance runn1ng You hove of the team . As a whole. the team der. ClaudiO Souza . Kimmie Stoker. to keep your m1nd on your own 1s great and each g1rlis expected to Jennifer Steward . Teresa Tafoya . pace and run for yourself and your Improve . Shono Taylor. Heidi Thomas. Jenni- team . If you don't you 'll lose every- fer Tolman . Nicc1 Turp1n, Jenn1fer thing you hod In competitive run- The 87 -88 Girls Track Team Us Al- Vrones. Jon1 Vnens. Brooke Word. n1ng you hove to learn to 1gnore the len. Meridith Anderson . Roxanne Heather Whit1ng po1n of your body and JUSt push it to Arenoz. Jenn1fer Astle. Stephanie the hmt . That tokes a lot of self- Benolly. Dono Benefiel. Christ1ne Bir- 118

Goofing ott 1S one of the few talents these gtrls hove ,P Stephanie Benolly works on her runntng tech- niques Delono Jensen and Brooke Word ore loos1ng up before runntng They were predicted to be some of the top runners on the team Girls Tra ck/ 11 9

Pure Shape And Pure Power. Swim And Diving Team. She ascended up the Mr. Huddlestones first year stairs and stepped out on to coaching and he has done the board, did a double a fantastic job! Much of the summersault into the clear teams success is due to their blue water with a mild hard work and dedication. splash. Not only did the Each person must practice crowd go wild but the judge everyday at Midvale Middle held up a 9.9 score leading School Pool during seventh the Huskies to another victo- period and after school. The ry . teams then show off their skill at swim meets two times This years aquatics teams a week against other consist of a boy's swim schools in the district. Each team. a girls swim team. of the swim and diving and diving team . All three team's victories bring a lot teams have had their best of pride to Hillcrest. They tru- season ever. The aquatics ly are Pure Power! teams are coached by Mr. Tom Huddlestone. This was Being on the g1rls swim team isn't always all work and no play Hillcrest has made a \" big Splash\" this year 1n region competition . 120/Swim

To these Hillcrest students swtmmng con be on \"Obsession\" Jomi Elder prepares to show off his great dtving ability The Swim teams fearless leader- Mr Tom Huddlestone \"We work hard to represent Hillcrest the best we can, and appreciate all the support.\" -Troy Holtby \"The\" d iving team o f Utah Ohl Know ! Belly flop ! 121

The 1987-88 Hillcrest Gymnastics Team Back row · Dana Benefeil. Jane Greenwood. Janica Hayes. Sherri Wilson. Tina Young. Tanya Myrup, Anna Fransen. Debbie Mornson. Tina Dumas. Lisa Katsanevas Middle row Pam Severe. Chantelle Green. Heather Moench. Melanie Geertsen. Peggy For- rest. Susan Jones. Last row Heather Guernsey, Amy Hartman. Tracey Marler Photo· J. Augason Peggy Forrest flies through Debb•e Andrews. a former Hill- the o•r w1th a look of the crest gymnast. tS on asSistant greatest of ease Photo Ju~ coach to Michelle Boscow. who 1s Augoson the 1987-88 gymnost1cs coach Photo J Augoson ------ Pam Severe shows her gymnas- tic talent and skill while balanc- ing on a 4 inch beam. Photo · J. · Augason 122/Gymnastics

Can you imag1ne doing a hand- stand on a 4 1nch beam while suspended 4 feet above the ground? Janica Hayes show1ng her courage and talent Photo J. Augason To be a gymn1st 1t takes a lot of flexibility skill. and the ability to be a good dancer Debbie Mor- rison and Tonya Myrup give us a small taste of those qualities. Photo. J. Augason . Gymnasts On The Edge Talent Plus!!! Gymnastics!! \"If at first you don't suc- strong and talented .\" ceed try. try again\" . This The team has meets on is one of the mottos of most Thursdays, and the 1987-88 Hillcrest once in a while they will Gymnastics Team. The perform during half-time team meets every morn- for extra practice and ing from 6 a .m. to 9 a.m. fun. Anna Franzen. the to push themselves to the teams captain said, \"I am limit. They endure every excited because we kind of bump, bruise. de- have so much potential feat and triumph, until this year and such a posi- they reach perfection. tive outlook .\" The team, And perfection they are although young, is really determined to reach. Mrs. enthusiastic and excited Boscow the team coach about this season. they said. \"This years gymnas- have confidence that tics team is pretty young, they will go far in region there are quite a few and maybe even take freshman and sophomore State. girls. but they are really 1988 State Champions Gymnastics/123

Jim Barnes. senior. who has been wrestling for three years. shows his strength and agility. Jim. who took 3rd in region. is very devot- ed to wrestling and works hard at what he does. Senior Roger lvey tokes down o Bengal for the win . What con be better than strangling o Bengal to brighten out o day? Roger placed 1st in region Yeh! Active Bodies Always On The Move Varsity Wrestling Being a Hillcrest wrestler up to 5 lbs. while wearing my hope he will always remem- means being the best at sweat suit,'' states Jim ber his first few years of what you do. This year our Barnes. \"It's not easy but it's coaching at Hillcrest with varsity wrestling team ex- a way to show myself what I me.\" celled in every aspect. To can do.\" Four year Roger find a better bunch of dedi- lvey mentions that, \"My atti- Coach Swaydan will de- cated. committed. well- tude changes and I concen- finately never forget this rounded individuals would trate more because wres- years varsity team as he be hard. Kurt Rolfe. a mem- tling is the hardest individual says, \"In our society where ber of the varsity team for sport. To me, wrestling is my hard work , responsibility, the past four years says, \"I life .\" mental toughness , and enjoy a challenge, and heart is slowly fading, a few wrestling is that challenge This years varsity team will individuals are willing to that requires 90% mental always remember Jim Butt, reach and attain their goals. toughness and 10% physical Robb Gutt, and Kurt Strut The Hillcrest wrestling team, ability.\" Being a wrestler also along with a lot of blood, although small in number, means being in your best sweat, and tears. The team are such individuals. I know that these men, who can possible physical condition . also appreciates their survive a wrestling season, They are able to control coach as Kurt Rolfe says, will always be able to stand their weight by strict dieting \" Coach Swaydan is the strong throughout their and a lot of will power. \" Dur- best coach . He takes time lives.\" ing one practice I can lose to improve me as an individ- ual as well as a wrestler. I 124/Varsity Wrestling

- 1987-88 Varsity Wrestler Top row. left to right Kurt Rolfe. Richard Mears. Roger lvey. Bart Street. Matt Bollif. Rob Heywood. Scott VanVal- kenburg . Bottom row· Jeff Martin. Greg Crow. Joke Buhler. Sean McGiven. Jim Barnes. & Ted Sierer Four year wrestling lettermen along with varsity coach. Left to right Captains Roger lvey and Kurt Rolfe. and Coach Jim Swoydan Varsity senior wrestlers - left to right Kurt Rolfe. Rick Mears. Roger lvey. Jim Barnes. and Greg Crow Bottom p1cture Jim Barnes 1n action at the axe Undefeated in region play. first place champ1on. Kurt Rolfe is the prime example of dedica- tion. During the four month wres- tling season. Kurt commits hm- ;elf to being the best. Varsity Wrestling/ 125

Unmatched By Anyone Else J.V. Wrestling What is wrestling? Wres- Since wrestling is an indi- tling is an individual sport vidual sport every member that takes a lot of determi- of the team is constantly nation, speed, talent, built striving to improve their own performance. They all wres- bodies, and a love for the tled with the intent to gain a sport. Many think wrestling is position on the varsity team . easy, but they are mistaken. It takes a lot of work to even This years squad was qualify. If you go for a coached by Craig Haslip weight that has already and Hillcrest graduate John been taken, in order to Stidham. The wrestlers compete in that category you must wrestle that per- spend two to three hours son, with the winner qualify- after school training and ing for the match. Some practicing for their matches. wrestlers will even go as far The team has to run, prac- as starving themselves or tice sprinting, lift weights. going on wild binges to get and do basic exercises like to that perfect weight. push-ups and sit-ups . Back row Alan Lamb. Leon Uriarte. Daren Mortenson gets ready to slam his opponent on the mat. This Daren Mortenson. Brenny Norris. move takes a lot of skill and prac- tice . Photo J. Tanner Bryan Green. Darin Bosch. Front row David Sampcel. Troy Wood. Tim Benedict. Stephen Thompson. Bret Shipley. Tony Jensen. Photo· J. Tanner · 126/J.V. Wrestling

During one of the many practices the wrestlers have. Alan Lamb tnes one of the manuevers that Coach Hashp has taught him on Scott Cook Photo by J. Tanner Two of the Hillcrest wrestlers prac- tice the1r moves on each other. Photo by J Tanner The wrestlers spend 2 to 3 hours everyday training for the1r match- es. It 1s really hard work to learn the best manuevers to win Photo by J Tanner \" Wrestling takes a lot of hard work and dedi- cation , but most of all it takes a lot of t ime . Even if we win or lose the wrestlers really g ive it their all. Any school could be proud of this bunch of guys.\" -Junior Bryan Green Senior Brenny Norris takes a lot of time out of his busy schedule to learn the moves Photo by J Tanner \"How did I get myself into thisl\" says the opponent Steve Thompson thinks to himself. \"I have this match won\" Photo by J Tanner J.V . Wrestling /127

We come from every kind of background , pieced together to form a vivid image . United as one , striving for perfection , with a little fun along the way . Intertwined friends forever, create memories for life , letting problems fade away. This is our moment, time to be .... Back In The High Life !!

t~ MOtT Lihlg To-. make o MILLION or more Wendy Seal a. Robert Lee hove o greol PERSONALITY always Jeff Cottle a. always be 1n STYLE Mike Takagi a. Heidi Jensen Paula Olschewskl be o HUSKY FAN forever Jenny Stevens a. Dave a.FROLI~\"' and FLIRT w1th you Shane Yates Corey be HYPERACTIVE always Suzanne Urban • Grant Finch Jacobson Humphreys be OUTGOING and EVERYWHERE at once Steph· appear on the cover of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Au· CLOWN AROUND 1n class Max Lang • Heidi Ford· anle Martin a. Troy Bench drey Richards a. Greg Welchers ham always make you LAUGH Mellsa Johnson a. Paul end up TOGETHER FOREVER Chris Barron • Mary become a DIRTY DANCER Taml Shepherd • Mark Augenstein Jane Heaps Slu

12 34 5 8 Thirty days hath 11 September, April. June, and November. All the rest have thirty-one except February which has twenty-eight (this year twenty-nine). 15 16 19 22 29 30

A BttOf D~ 463 No matter what \"How much do yoo e me? Yoo knd of ·lOok very background we beouuulrfull\" come from. each of us haS O<X own -Napoleon style A bot of Wolfgtom creotrvrty put nto OU' speech Bock n the High Lrfe end Alwoys n the Hrgh Lrfe. 'How 'bout clam DOGS I\" -Mr \"Total huge. ol perfecto. never had better n my whole entre 0 Cormelo yoo bog beef b\\x[ltO Nacho Grenda I wont yoo for 1\\xlch .. -Suzome Urban

From left to right : Lupe Gonzales. Heidi Thomas. Layne Mitchell. Sandy Ackley. Cory Christensen. Jenifer Han- sen. Lee Hill. Caroline Nicol. Lisa Word. Barbaro Burn- hom. Jennifer Green. Ramie Pork. Koren Jaworski. Marie Halpin. Nancy Olsen. Shone Yates. Jennifer Blockner. Steve Burke. Jonolee Astle. Lynn Andrews. Jennifer Moore. Brent Harvey. Juli Augoson. Amy Lloyd. Jared tanner. Susette von der Seek. Brion Beddoes. Photo- Nancy Olsen & Brion Beddoes Yearbook editors Shono Wash. Ramie Pork and Nancy Olsen. Their hard work and dedication sure did pay off. 132/Yearbook Staff

Yearbook ''Ahhh, Perfecto!\" When we're out of school we will look back and reflect on our school Birthdays were often celebrated. Susette von der days. Thumbing through our year- Beek, Sandy Ackley, Jenn1fer Green. Koren Jaworski. books we will remember all the spe- Shone Yates. Ramie Pork, Lupe Gonzales. and Amy cial events and the times we spent Lloyd blow out the candles on Marie's Birthday. which with our closest friends . And it was she didn't show up for. the staffers and photographers of those yearbooks who captured and took us back to the good ol' times. This book tells stories about one year out of all our lives. We shared nu- merous victories and some defeats. But through it all we stood as one. Captured by the cameras and re- membered for years to come in our \"Yearbooks.\" All of the people involved with the making of the yearbooks, put all they had into that book. Their efforts were timeless, and if a deadline was not met, it was on everybody's shoulders to make sure the next one was. Day after day Mrs. Halpin had to be on everyones backs to make sure they were track . But in the end, it paid off for every one. We were all able to enjoy that years edition of the \"Yearbook.\" Supervisor over the 1987-88 edition of the year- book was Mrs. Halpin. Always encouraging pho- tographers and staffers to give it their all. Photo- Nancy Olsen BACK. Paul Augoson. Cory Chnstensen. Brion Beddoes. Steve Burke. FRONT Jared Tonner. Brent Harvey, Nancy Olsen. Juh Augoson As Marie and Bob Halpin left for their honeymoon 1n Hawaii. We know how the saying goes. When the cots away, the mice will ploy Yearbook StaffI 133



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Krista Abram Sandy Ackley Sandi Ahrendsen Joson Alldredge Robert Alldredge Christine Allen Towny Allen Alecio Allred \"You know that I have had many pzzas. but the one Pizza I remember weU \" the one Pizza I remember well IS the one 10 69 We were 10 LandOn that year and there were no squash 10 the oven \" - MaxLang Mood. Beauty and Bram In 7 25 a m and YOUJ wallc!Og down the hail there·s a flash and bef01e you know 1t someone IS flapp!Og up and down on the ground at yOUJ feet Mast people would pa1'11C but not a Hillcrest student They wOUld natura ly assume 1t was Max Lang SerliOl Closs President Max alOng w•th VICe PreSident C01y Cht!Stensen. and Secretary Jenrw MaOie have b<ought new ITlElOfliOg to the wOlds unpredictability and Ol~•na •ty Together they have made thiS year com- pletely autragoous 136

Of '87-88' Julio Almazan Greg Amundson Allison Anderson Brenda Anderson Holly Anderson Ken Anderson Steven Anderson Lynn Andrews Enn Armstrong Julie Armstrong Andy Arnn Heath'3r Ashby Jenn1fer Asher Janalee Astle Ruby Atwood Julie Augason Paul Augason Paul Augenstein Ben Aukschun James Sagely 137

All Right, What Kind addition that grves someth1ng a l1ttle bit extra The possibtltttes ore endless 1f one knows that style 1s never out of fashion Dare to be more Dare to make on 1mpress1on Dare to be different Ho1r. It's olive and grow1ng From short to long - ho1r makes the face A mode of style that con change on rmoge Use 1. tome it. or just let 1t go wild Fashion A bold touch A mode of style that creates on image. on image that follows us everywhere we go. A creo ive Brent Boily Jennette Boker Jennifer Boker Ken Boker Jenn1fer Boll Marsha Ballard Mark Balhf Paul Bangerter 138

Of People Are We? Veeno Bangerter Down Bonta Tracy Barkley Cindy Barnes Jim Barnes Jenn1fer Barrett Chns Barron Tiffany Bartlett Melissa Barw1ck Shalaco Bassett Shelile Bassett Steve Baumgartne1 Sam Beall Bart Beckstead Deon Beckstead Layne Beeny Bla1ne Beesley Gretchen Behun1n Troy Bench David Bentley 139

\"Fear; Having My Face Sucked Off By An Alien\" Sandy A . Brian Bergstrom Ricky Berrett Craig Berstler Chris Bertran Andrea Beveridge Darin Birch Aaron Bird Marilee Bitner Karen Bloc:~ Kevin Black Jennifer Blackner Tiffany Blair Mike Bloomfield Racheli Blundell Lisa Bolen Jay Bonde Anna Borrowman Darren Bosch David Bowen Desiree Bowerbonk 140

''I may look like a dork, but I'm really an artist. '' Wow. that's cool! Who drew that? We ore full of talent Dono Wood 1s a member of the art de- portment and is involved w1th art club He has been drow1ng most of h1s life and has never hod lessons He likes to visit museums and his idols ore Leonardo and Doli Art for Dono is a way to relax and escape reality He later f1nds h1mself draw- Ing and pnnt1ng on h1s bedroom walls Dono says. \"Somet~mes I like o th1nk about what I'm th1nk1ng about when I thnk I'm thinking about what I thought of when I thought, I was thnking and then I draw it \" Dono 1s also striv1ng for Sterling Scholar and hopes to cont1nue de- veloping h1s talent 1n college Good Luck Dono. we're beh1nd you all the wayI Rona Brody Troc1 Brand Tad Bray Taro Brewer Volen Bnggs Glade Bronicel Stephanie Brooks Jeff Brown Morolynn Brown Usa Buchanon Doan Bu1 14 1

Boy Meets Girl Jerel Bullock Cheri Bulow Sean Burbidge John Burrgrof Charlotte Burke Steve Burke Barbaro Burnham Jenn1fer Burton Steve Butlrr Sherilynn Butt Deeonn Butterfield Jon Butterfield Melissa Butterf1eld Pam Butterfield Rob Butters Corne Call Derrin Cambell Ron Camomile Juli Campbell Julie Campbell 142

In Just One Kiss She pu ed out her raspberry Wine cordiO p- stlck and pou ed n a he cosme 1c mrror she always had w1th her n exactly f1ve mnutes and e1ghteen seconds. HE would be wa 1ng by her locker And everyone knows that a planned romantiC encounter must be perfect. up liner I() hand she deftly nmmed her s 1n a coordna 1ng shade She blotted and nen reg· lossed her ~ps W1 h a snap, her m ror dosed She g anced up and saw him Approx1ma ely th1rty-two fee away 1n a mere two ml()utes. he would pass by What tlmi()QI Michelle Campbell Mike Campbell Stac1e Campbell Camle Cannan Ronald Carlson Andra Carothers Debbie Carr John Carson 143

''We came, we saw, we enjoyed, we ate, we Rick Chamberlain Noeun Chan Ewan Chang Nicky Chavez David Chipman Aliso Christensen Brian Christensen Cory Christensen Seniors Are It!! Why do Sef\\IOfs make the differ- This is my bench ence? Because they hcve come to Sophmores die! re ze thct th sIS he~ last year and 11 '88 is great!!! nAeds to be he best Seruors t ke College is calling on easy year to g1ve hem a breaK Seniors are back before g01ng I() o he1r dream of col- They've worked lege hfe A1 hOugh. there are hose hard few the a<e the AP classes to ge How 'bout 'em bP.tter prepared for coHege Seruors dogs! have worked hard to reach heir seniOr year of hig school The1r pride goes beyond t at of our under -class- men when ,t comes to our footbo games and other act1v1ties Sen1ors. the BESTII 144

survived, we conquered, we left'' -Heidi Thomas Jayne Christensen Lyal Chnstensen Mark Cisneros Holly Clapham Kathenne Clark Kelly Clark Sean A. Clark Sean Clark Chns Clayburn Jennifer Clayton Julie Clayton Tncia Clemens Cory Clouse Kari Cobbley Scott Cole Tony Coletti Trav1s Coleman Robert Combes Mike Connover Gina Cook 145

''Who would even want to consider getting married that Melissa Thomas and Nathan Sperry. Misse Potts and Chris Lyons. Tam1 Olson and Roger lvey JUSt to name a few Everyone knows who they are. Everyone has seen them 1n the halls. They are unavoidable. they are the perfect couple Those lucky (?) few who have now begun to play the role of husband and wife. with the husband tak1ng the hand of the female and walking down the hall (how tender)!l! Noth1ng is more romantic then see1ng them gaz1ng 1n to each others eyes over their beverages . GAG ME WITH A BRIDAL BOUQUETII! Photo S Burke Michelle Cook Kath1 Cooper Victona Corso Chnsten Cottam Jeff Cottle Susan Coulombe Alisha Cox Kim Cox 146