1972

almost ready for the future Randy Davis Jirn Fletcher Duff CrccnwPII tuart llathcnhruck Tom J. lleward '\\orrnan E. Hokanson \\lan B johnson Hick Dermn~ (I iff Grmt'S l'<>tl lleine<:ke Jdf \\ Dunker Keith Fn•cman 1\\.rrn I lagen Dt>nnis llaun Crai~ II ickl'~ '>tt•plwn C I loki John Johnson Bob Erdmann Denms Gene FrPv Timothv llarr George llcllstrorn He, Darim llkk., \\1 ike Ertrnann Hand} Gadd . John R !Iampton J imi I IPndrikse 1\\.irk llortin John 1.. Johnson DaH' Fvans Creg llartd Dann) W. Hotlgcs J av Frandsen h. irk Gardner \\lark llansl'n Kt•nrt} llo~gard Dolan E Iludson I .aint• jonc~ Brv·cp Clm er l'hornas Gould Johnn} D. Jaeksnn 1\\.cvin Jorgt'nsl'n 147

just beginning lif Jav J<·-.-.up Don).: Kiholrn ll<m ard E I <·Hier Ramon Lop<'/ Jav J \\lark Jeff \\leCIP('r~ Can '<•lson Cole 1-..nud\\('n \\llx•rt \\lartiiH'Z L' nn J('ll'>('ll (.(·ro~ 1-..ol,\\ Bruce I el'n·v Hulwn Lt\"lp<'/ Frnie \\1artrnt•t R) rl L \\lcCI<·llan Hamh 'l'\" bold \\\\ arn•n Timotln Hod \\1ath<'\"\\ Donald R 'ick L<'' ha C r<·~ I .O\\\\ Sl<·H· C MartnH'Z Kevin H \\1 iddaugh ()\" ight 'ickle Jolle~ Dave \\Iatson Robin \\1iddll'lon Tom F I·.P,ha Larn Lcmd<•r ll<mard I) \\latth('\"' 1-..evin \\tnn<•v Scott 'iebon Hamh ,il,snn Jim Jon<''> 1-..richbaurn Handv (; l.oek\\\\ood \\an Doran 1.' hht'rt Heed '<·b<·n Hid~ard 'orton Tom Ka-.tner 1-..evin Ll\\\\('r<'lll'<' \\1ikl•D\"am• 'eff Da' 1'1 Lop(•z Hon I,, man Tern 'uttall Phillip K .Kt'nningt,m Clark D L<•<· ',t·ott :\\lad.Piprang 148

SENIORS 1,inda Dalt•\\ 'ill('lh Flitton ParnCet• \\!arion Cuthrie Carol Ann lleugly Yvonne Jt>nst>n Carla Jones Farrnalena .Do;ela Chika\\ Flakt> Da\\\\na Glad \\I arba II amen ~herrie Johan en \\\\end) Johnson Linda FeragPn ~)dIll') L. CIPnde 'iht>rri llansen Debra JHilton P,wla Johnson Kath) Eggbton 11Pil•n Garcia Susan GorringP H1•hekah Hanson Katlut• Johnson Ho,anm• Sharon Janim• Cardnt>r L!'ila Graham 1\\.atln Hardman Danl'ttt' \\1 llin<'J..IP) \\lar) Cam•tt Debbit• Crt'l'n Tern I lardwick \\1arie llortin FmN;on D!'bra Carrie!.. Gail Griffin Debi Harkim \\1an llumtrnan }a<'quiP Eskel;en Connit> Jen t•n Pampla Ewell 149 \\larianne R JensPn \\1ar)·Da\\\\ n Fannin

SENIORS Rock t:. Oa~c\\on Rr l Q,tlund Hand\\ Pi\\ton \\I an C. Proctor James Rico Hodv Rohlt :t Steven D Shields Larn. Pollock Sten•n Pullan \\n<h Charlt•s Higler Horv Hm, s<•ll Jim\\\\ 'liddm'a} Rerw Oli,an•:t 'itt'\\(' Pazell h.cith RasnHrss<•n ''•il 1' Rolll'rh \\\\ rliram G HoJ.:t'NHI Brut'! Simmom \\ al Pollocl.. Can lhm,on Ron Rohetr,on S!!'phen Ht\"hton Dalain (. '>mith Dalt· \\1 ()l,on \\1.HJ.. l'd<'N'n \\1ikc Heed Dan Rohimon Sterlrng B Sainshun )tan \\ '>mart Dale ' Porter Br!'nt l·, Richardson Jrmm) P Hufft•ll Jrl('\\flh \\ Sandwz . Ranch '>aundPrs Hob Bobh, OntrH·ro<, \\\\ ilh 1'dcrwn Ja) 1'orkr llu!(O Hico 'ick Hudelidt Hon '>chuurman Sid Smart Clint l'<mell Cret·d 0 tier 'ic::holas 1'l'lrlieh Ha, Priee 150

rem mber d and cherish d jan Maric j orws \\ nrwttt• Lacome Palla La,ine G ri \\hdarlane Kath~ \\1cDonald Kris '\\<•t•lc' Kath\\ '\\ichols \\'aln•<• L<'\" is Donna Marlin Julit> Moore T<•rt•<,a Jorgt•m<'n Cin<h Larsen rish Lindaul'r k.athie \\1artlll Le \\nn \\1oort' \\\\ anda Fileen '\\t•ider Julianne '\\ l!'ls<•n '\\ant'' Littlefield KPnna \\1ahon Elizalwth \\1orle' lkhra k. Kashishian T<•rr~ I arsen Gerda l.ud\" ig F'cl~ n \\Ia~ nard Robin \\1un'>on flrenda \\nn '\\ ell<. \\1a\\lnt' '\\ 1el,on '>haron 1\\:elle\\ l.ani Larson 1.;I .<'\\lie [.,man 151 Dt>hbi<' \"\"man \\l!'linda '\\ iel en lkbbie !>..ramer Penm jean Latinwr Kath, on Rt•nt• '\\(•\\\\ ton J ult•e '\\ euHer \\1anh n 1\\.idd Jo \\ l.aH•nder Cher\\1 k.nit'l..<•rhoel..cr k.a~l<•<•n Le<'

]1m Delane> mith Haymond Stuart Tham• 'lurrwr . tepll('n Waldt•n Hand} Fd~ar Win~ Constan e '>mith Ch ·n I <;undt•ll David \\\\ Snarr Rand} S\"enson \\lvin Walkenhorst Kyle B Wri)!;ht Ga<· '>on•nsen fan Tibbitt., \\'ic Tapp llt•nry E. Trujillo Ralph ( Warner Ja} ) at<·s Karen '>tcac.lman \\lh n \\\\' ulker tt'H'n ~ Brian Tt•ran Corv Jack Webster Debi Thol!'n Ha;, 1.\\ nne \\\\'a Ish \"iommercorn Thomas Tholrn Hkharcl l! nder\" o<Kl Ru~sell \\\\ il ke., dson Yellcm man B<·ch Thomas Caroh 11 \\\\arm ker Kevin 1:. Thomas \\delbert II \\ am·t• Ken\\\\ ill1ams Cher.rie Tripp 'I eresa \\\\ arm·s Grant \"iort·nsorl Jeff J \\\\'il.,on \"-<•,in \\\\inn \"-athr} n T~ ler l.oralit• Webb L\\nn '>outh\"orth DaV< \\ t•st Jerel \\\\ri~ht Clav '>tauffC'r Dennb W} !ITI Kim\\ 1ncent 152

SENIORS l't.>arl '-unnan '>he.la Page Perun l'oul\\en <.,u an Prict• Jud\\ He\\ no Ids \\1anh n Sht·a \"- ah n '>mart Marcia 0 Brian Deni\\e Par~er C\\nti1ia l'ar~in I 'nne Prigmon• Dorotll\\ '>mit :1.1an O'Conndl Sharon Peacoc~ Carol Parn Terri Ra\\\\ lin~s \"-aren Hieh,rrds Berjohic '.lwphcrd Hl><.eman <.,mrt Kris Oliq•r l.ori Ha\\\\ son Shauna '>~<·em ( .imh Olson Jnl.\\ ruu· Heath Stl\\an Hichmnud ~hanna Opemha\\\\ Saundra Pear,nn \\ rck\\ \\ P;•ttin)!;ill Debbie Heam' \"-atll\\ Hose Roberta lkid ( hri., Schaelliu~ Jeri Lu Orr C:lwn I \\nnl'elk~rrrw \\!arlene l'01.l't'll Bt H'rh '>chulte Catherine Schulte \"- r\" Pdt'r\\on Jan l't·ar,on Lori Peterson \\1ariPa 1.0111'<' Pnt'l' 153

\\ pril J \\ l'nnl'ri \\ it:kit• Walters Cat II\\ \\\\ lwl'lt•r jl'an \\\\ ikox Kim William~ Claudl'ttt• D Wine~ar Rosl' Yt·n~i<·h Susan\\\\ t•st Ruth Wil,nn \\ all'rit• \\\\ alker Dou1;a Jt•au \\\\hit<' Jennifer\\\\ illand Sharon Wootton Sylvia Zaho,

JUNIORS: CLASS OF '73 Rcpn•scnting all 461 junior~. the Junior Cia's offie<·r~ planned the ) ar's a<:tiYiti<'s foll<l\\dng their elec- tion last september 'e\" traditions \\\\Crc established induding a Junior Busines~ Oa). \"hile traditional activi- ties from preceding ) ears \"ere car- ried on : the junior assembl) and the traditional challenge to 11 illcrest stu- dents. to help build sehool spirit \\lso, sponsoring one of th' bigger dances of the ~ear. the junior cia s planned thcir Junior Prom hcld in tlw Capital Build111g' s rotunda on atur- da) night. \\pril 2:2. \\like lba Sha\" n llallada> Teri Ta} lor \\icc Prc~id('nt Prrsid<'nt S(•crt'lar} 155

Kelly E \\bel joseph Anderson james Ashbv Carmelo Avilez Ervin Baker 1\\.ent Bath K lley Beck jim Bergt·r \\1 ike Anj!;el Alba Dave W \\rant BernieR Aikinson Rick Avilez \\lark Ballinger Kim Barnev Steven Behling Bruce Bt'll Brad Belcht•r Robert \\ Bentlev 156

JUNIORS Kathrin<> \\nn AllrC'd 'ann BarrC'tt \\larian Bo~~t·s lt•an Brand Brenda arter usan \\nderton Patt~ Bar;ballt> \\lar~ar<>t Boom C. Ioria Bro\" n LesleY Carrigan Car<;l Battie \\1 aqean Bo\" It•; JeroiYn Bryan Sara Chamberlain Janet ~tkinson \\I aria Baxter Elaine Bradford Susan Bur~on Caren Christemen G\"en Bake Diane Beard Debbi Brady \\icki Burt .onnie Chris tC'nsen Diane Baker I Jt>idi Behrt•nd,t>n Ro\\annt' Bra<h \\ alerie Christensen lleidi Barfuss \\nnetta Brand Jovce Buttar Tere hristain Linnea Berghout lkiree arter Jodean Barne'

JUNIORS B(•rt Berrett j(•H Burkin;haw Dc•r<'k Coli ier H1chanl Crooks \\1ark Dutson I \\ nn I) BigPiow Honald R Davi., Rand\\ R Eaton Hnlwrt Bush ]<'rr} Collins Can Dule, Da' i<i II Ed\" ards SteH· Bolliger \\1ark De.,pain Gar\\ Edmunds lo.ennt'th K 1 rae} \\\\ Carhon Boyd Cool.. l .t'Oll Drapc•r Fch~ard F~trom jt'ff Dumas lo.c•nndh Lee Elmer Bradrord Da,id G Carp(•nlll'f Fr;li(' ( :ook Seott Dunn Stanle} Endo 'I aylor Brad' Todd IM.Iat:it·h ( :or. Jo Chrisl('fl'>('ll Can ( ook Huss Brown Gar} H Uarl.. Lee\\\\ Coon Hamh Coats K1m Cm 158

facing ne\\\\' r ponsibilities Shell it' ( hri>tianson Linda Crapo .) baron Dorninqut•z '>u'>an FldPr Pall\\ Findlrng Hozanm•Call'' Pat Cordon Linda Cn•t•n '>hl'il't• Drak!' '>usanrrl' Ellr'><m Bt'll\\ Fi'>lwr Jll(h Lim l'r \\ higarl Crt'!'II {;,1\\ It· (,rt't'n\\\\t>Od \\1arlt'llt Chufar Cath\\ Crenwr ( hl'nll Drapl'r \\1 ielr!'lll' l nwn CaH' I O\\\\ l!'r Toni Dunn Dl'hhil' Ericbon PatE l·u llnwr Ja,t•il ( la'\"\"n \\r>rli,t Crt'\\\\\\ Ton1 \\nn DH·r '>u'>dlc L'am lo..atll\\ Jo Carri'>on lo..atll\\ I arl lll'rdi l•ahrrwr Bt'\\t•rh Gardner Shirlt•' Cornh\\ Colll'l'n Crump Bon nil' Eklund I•arna Farn\\\\\\ orth Linda Car\\ldl' Carol ( :ond!'r \\1 ielwlt• Demar<''> I ( 'hm ( .oopl'r l .a ' ita Dl'n,lt'\\ <.arlt•t•o J . Coulter Cathrl' Dt'H'\\ 159

caught Ill th middl of life Lmd~a' Fau\\t'tl 'von Fo, Rt•,Craham Sha\" n fl ail ada\\ Can z. ll aun ( hud. llohhs \\1 ikl' Juhan~ il.; Brian \\ )<Ill<'\\ jeff Fit/\\valPr Crai~ D Francom 1\\. pvin Crt't'n \\ 1ikt• ll astin~s Jimm~ l lolfPit7 Blaillt' Johii\\OII Briel.. j om•; DPnni;J Flitton \\1 ii..P ruiJmt'r Con Grt't'll\\\\<'11 1\\. irt II armon Spt•ncPr II a\" !..ins Hid1ard l lornpr Bob Johnson John Forgil' Scott \\ Goff Craig Criffin Paul I lt'nnt•man 1\\. irn l l<ma Hoht'rt II Johmon Bart Judd joe Fortnpr l .arr: ConzaiPs Brue<' I . Griffith' Stt'\\t'll ll ar\"ard \\IIPn Jackson \\\\t•\\l.t'\\ 1\\. dt• Stt•vt• 1\\. alip<'t'>i' Darn·IL II anson L<·t· ll it'hon StP\\t' II irast' Johmon \\\\ a~nt• J 1\\. t•nnl'~ 160

JU IORS Julie Haake Linda ~ut• llodgt>s Kathleen J<'nkins . andra Katis Janet Lea' itt ShariPt•n LPFt•' n• Rnb'n llad.nt>} Chri\\1\\ llnfhit'I1S J Cri\\t'll(' Jt•mt'l1 Jill K11udsP11 Slwllv Lt'\" is Pri..,crlla (' Jt•mt'l1 Ck11da R h. npli11 Tt'rP~a LindauPr k.av llan\\t'l1 aorni llnl..i 1\\.av 1\\.raust• Patricia Lund \\1aril} 11 ]<'PJ>\\On Fll~·n LaComt' Pault't'l1 Lu11dlwrg Sih ia LPonora Ilatch Pat llopkin' Ewl~ 11 Jnhamo11 \\ 11gt'la I l .a \\ prdt· 1\\.ris \\larko\\\\\\l..i C:\\\\t•ri John\\nl1 ..,ht•rr~ La\" )pr c,d lla\"l..im Susa11llu1glws .,tr\\al1 Jnl1t'' (;, 11t hia lit•\\\\ ard TPrt•,a llught's l't•m lli!(ht·P Drann llunit•l.. 161

happy with life k.t'\\111 KillpaC'k ~ arll.lmd l.onnit· \\1air Dt>nrtb \\1 iiiPr Sl<'pht•n \\1orri' John h. irk<\"ndall h:t•riJI\\ l.lmd Tern Hm' 1\\:oford Holf I. llth,·ig Bnan \\I an John \\ltllt'r Ccor~l' 'a1dH' DaH ' h.ornlo).(nS D.l\\ id I I .lr'l'n \\1idrad \\nlhorn 'alhan \\la\\fil'ld J inr \\1 illt·rherc: lh1rd ,,.,.,,., 1\\: irJ.. (. Lar\"·n Torn \\lc( .ultllt•\" '>('()II \\ \\llllhl'll Holwrl h. ,i.l'hol Larn Lipw~ I .O(ll'/ t·:thl ani l.uct·rn I anm Ho\" \\lt ·h ill< Jon \\londral(on Jn<h () 'u·J,t·fl Cla1 dt• l .undc:n•n Jim \\1.1cFarlant> Jal \\1 iddlt'l\\\\orlh Dou~la.1 Ht•td \\Iorek \"'''an 'il\"on \\rlon :\\lilkr \\Jan H \\I organ Tad 'orri,

JUNIORS lkrnl'ta 1.. ~lanidk1 sTen•sa ~1ari<• ~1c '-lann \\tiller Slwll1 \\nn \\lurph~ Debbit• otter Jolt·ne Obon \\lana One1da '\\t'llie Ortiz \\I idwlt• Orn Flaim• Padilla Diana \\lassl'\\ Comb RosPmar\\ \\lill<•r l>..an·n I \\tuswr Patti<' 0 ( .onner \\ iekit• Olson Hobin \\I at ht•\\\\ 1-:a\\ lt•t•n \\teDonald '>tau \\1 ifrw I>.. ann \\1 ~ ''\" Gav L\\ nm• Oldham l't>rri t•lstm Tt·n· \\lat-on \\1arih 11 \\tt'lff Hhonda \\tomt•n Ja1;<' Olwn J<>H't' \\la,field Connie \\tpmmott l.\\1111 \\torandi 13amb~t• I inn\\, iekle Christ11w ()bon l.aurit• \\leCaffn'<' \\hrna \\temnwlt 6iane \\tm<•r Huth \\, ilsson Chdt'llt' Obon ll!'d., \\lt'Ciunj.( \\I tdwllt \\t1ddauJ.(h J<•annt• \\to\\\\ er lkhbit• \\,orion Jean Olson Donna \\1 iddleton 163

br ak from the doldrums Grant :\\'orth l.~nn Ol~<·n Glt•rut Pa~ nt• Craig Pt•truzzi Tom Pott<'r [)(-(' \\ Oakt•son kt'\\illl l't'llrcl\\(' Darm·l Olaharri \\iil..t• OntiH•ros '>I<'H' P('lt'rst•n Dallas Ka' Pettingill Crl'g l'mH'rs Can lh-n Jim Rl\\t'ra Hand' OJi,<'r Kt•,in Orton J rm I'<'IN on Jim Hoherhon Kt•lh Olst•n 1.~ 1111 l'l'l!'rson \\Jan Plwlps Br<'nt Rt·!'d Rol~·rt Rt'' as Jim Hm!'nhan \\ al '>anurt•l\"m Earl'> Pack \\\\a~ m• Phillip'> \\1ik(' lkt·d \\lark \\ Hoth l.t·on '>angronit J amt·'> l'arkt•r Bill H('\\ nolds 1\\:t'\\ Ill I) '>l'l1iffman Dust\\ Paul Pikt• '>t<'w Ht•t•d Ha~ llrgkr 164

JUNIORS Lorie Paynt• Lorraine Phillips fin a \\1 Ra~ mond Carlvnn Sadler Donna Shepherd Llla Poulos Diam· Rearm Cart·ll\\ n Sarntm it/ Brenda '>hurtz jt>an l't•rl.t·' ..,alh l'tmt·ll ('ath\\ Hhod!'s C.hn,tim· Sampson I \\ nn Pratt Diana Rit'IH·Id Connie St•al R<\"'' \\1.trit• Stha c, nt hi a Peter,on ..,anth l'riet• Ht\"annl' Holwrtson \\1 urim• 'wal Fa~ Fmma Simon ..,harron l'rodor j<Kh Hnhkt l wl' n '>harp Bl'<.'l-\\ '>imonds jatliP l't·tl-r\\orr julie Ra\\musst'n Haclwl Honwro Slwrnt· '>harp <.eorgia Sladt• BPwrh Pdt\\ llaudia Snarr Jn~t·P l'laH·r S) d nt't' l'ortt•r 165

intensifi d motion Dt•an Schindler Brad 'irnith l.arn 'itecl.. Lamar\\\\ an berg \\lark \\ WiJ,on John. Stokt•r \\\\'avm• \\\\ \\\\ a~den 'I tnt• H WiJ,on Danm Ra, chrnwtt \\1 orltt• B 'imith 'itt'phen B 'inmhot l.t•t•Wood Kt•l\\i;r 'ih~rp Hobert \\ nmlt·r \\1 ike 1: \\\\ ehh 'itt'\\l' \\\\right Todd I. '>rnrth \\1art• \\\\ ade Da\\ id \\\\'t·hster Hod) engich Bruce Wagstaff Brad \\\\ hitloek 'itl'\\l' '!'ll!(il'h Paul 'iht'pherd L\\nn )n~der \\ ' anet• \\\\'alkl'r Brad~ \\\\'ilharm 1\\ll(h Zorko Can 1\\ \\\\'illiarm Dan Simons Dt•t• Son•mt•n Robert '>later Heed '>on•mon 1\\ll',wll Smart Kelh 'ipt•ntw 166

JU IORS '>nt<h '>rnith Cel•'t'\" \"\"''\"'on I .ori Timoth' <.andaet• \\\\ ac~ Rohm) 01111~ Tom\\ anhorn Dorotln \\1 ( mh l'app \\nnl'lll' T~ lt•r ( hl'n I \\\\ au~il'r Crai~ '>undt'll John\\ i~il lkhhit• nck l .nra lt'<' \\\\art· '>ort'll'llll Barbara Ta\\ lor \\ ll'~it• (.('(' Hohin \\\\ l'JH'r'trom Jerr\\ Ti,clult'r \\ 1(' ~\\ \\1 '>O'<I Tl'n ra, lor. L.ori \\\\It'll' l.at'titia Stalli' it•rt• \\ .IIIOO.. tl'lldorp Tafh \\\\ ood l .arn Tr!'at Carlin '>taufft·r R.lllat• l'ha' tH' , ..11,.. \\ as~ul't 'am·\\ \\\\ ri~ht Lora '>t u ~l'r Ka\\ Thorp!' Stt'' t' Tripp ,\\till '>tnart Hoh~n ' l id\"dl Hu \\ n \\ \"'\\(lrt·\\ eot t l'unwr Hila\\ if.(il \\ltt•h,H•I j \\ ,111 \\lpht•JI 167

SOPHOMORES: CLASS OF 7 74 tan) acti\\.itie. planned b~ tlw of- ficer~ of the \\Ophomore class helped to introduce the .537 sophomores to high school life. Elected in ~eptember, the leaders of the sophomores began sponsoring ne\\\\ and traditional activi- ties and building pride in llillercst High. Spirit was shown by their cla~s with the entry of a float in the Ilonwcom- ing half-time parade la~t October. Fcbruar) 12 \\\\as the night of the sophomore's traditional dance, the weethcart's Ball. Also during Feb- ruar)', the traditional 'ophomore s- sembly introduced the stuclentbocly to the many talents \\\\ ithin the opho- more class. Traer aywood Karl Brimhall Vicki Eccles Vice President President Sc retal) 168

plunging headlong into life Kathy crts RO'ie rko Man. Baker julie &mr \\udrey Boom Debbie Burgon Barbara Ahlstrom Rachel! Ashb} Tarn\"era Barbieri Robbi Betterid!(c I csa Burich Lorie Bu rgon Teena \\lien Christine Beck it• A Barne> Cloann Bcl\\cngt•r L}nn B}rd Carol Andcrson '\\ann Bascom ( hen. I Bilfs herri Boulton Luann Bradford Pats~ ndcrton tkimon Dian!' Beckstead l>..ath~ Bim•ll ('IJ('nl Ann Carohn Brcmn Peggy Antlrc\\\\S Pam Babb Karen Bt•nnett '>ul' Bogden Paula·Bunting Tammy rchuletta Pamda Baclt·~ Denise Ben. on '>usan Bogt•nrief Bo;H•rb nk Denise Bake Debbie Burke Shell} Cap'>cHI Barbara Bal-t'r 1\\:un Burke Kan•n Burnln!(ham

n w fac at om time forgott n \\earle \\tired Jaml''> \\ndrl'a\\on Can Bath Larr~ Brand Terrv Bulkle' Ooup:la' Che'>lt'\\ Ralph Cook Ronald G Dan'> it• Jim \\n(,le John Ba ., \\lrkt• \\ Bc•ard Ron Brt•\\\\er Freet' Bntlt•rfi.l'ld Dirk ( hri,lt·m!'n lo..t·lh (.0\\ Crerg Dt•t•m Fr<·d \\rko Bill Bar hall!' KariDc•c• Brimhall 'itC' \\1' Borltt· rfit•ld lo..t·nt Chri,lt'll'l'n Hamh Cr<•hs Darlll\\ Dell Brad \\'>plum! Dt·nnl\\ Bal..c• Tom lkrnardo 'ic·ott Caspt•r ( lift I'> CLt\\\\ SOil \\lrl..t• Hhion <.ulp lo..rrl.. Doman Clifford \\tkirN>Il Stc•w \\ hh' Larn Bo~dt•n 'ill'' t' Bri nk!'rhoff Tra!'r ( a\\\" nod Sc·nt Coli ier \\lan ( urti' l'om Dral..!' \\\\ arr<·n Buchanan \\lan Cortnt·r C.or-on <.utlt·r I· red Durn as l\"arnc·'t Bool..!'r Sn>tt Con~tant inn lkruris Dalton Stuart l· ld!'f 170

SOPHOMORES Lon)('(' ca.~pN Carri<' Christens<'n Bonnie CraH•ns jacah n Dail<'' Colleen Den. I<'~ Ka} Garfield Stephani<' Gee Sharla Clmer Tran Caswll Connie o· \\ntremont Lorn Hae DNr l .nt'ille I. Gonzales ( anl.t ( lwm'' ( .andace Collins Carol Cremer 1.\\ nn ~ rankenherger ( :a.s('\\ (,arner . h( rn Crah.nn Su~an Chmtt:nwn Denise (:)a, ell Deddie ( ool.. ( <ll ll\\ ( ressall lknist Da\" son ( her} I Draper J(•nnifer Cardm•r Clenna (;aslt•r FH'I} n Cia\" son Donna Cool.. lkbbit ( rookston <.on nIt' Da' \\ K'l..l I F('de janice Colt' ( md\\ Coole) \\1arihn Curl I'> Shauna Dean DdJhl(' Lcl..man Debbie CoopPr Linda Dahlh(•rg lo..im Deneri'> Catll\\ lnnl'>' Diane Crapo Ho.\\nne Dahle Calli\\ Deml('\\ Debbie htzg('rald 171

SOPHOMORES Rohhie F.lkios Lamar E\"<'ll Waynl' Flanagan Dr!'\\\\ Flemill!!: Bob Gonzales Bill Groves Kim llaun Ron Hewitt K<•n E\"<'ll 0\"<'11 Fislwr Da\\ id 1-ritt KPrn llayd<'n h.t•mlallllolt C'hut:k Forrp tt•r William Tracy Cori> Ro11ald llall Mike Hopkins DaV<' IINman'>Cll Ivan lloutz I\\on h. Fm' lk~ Rand\\ Corrin~l' .\\lma II llam<'ll Stt'H'n llt•\"ard Paul Joacohwn David l\"n·dt'rit:k~oll John Gra)SOII Chad llamt•n \\\\ ay tH' II ickt·~ Chris \\1orris Jt•nl..im Kim llo~gard Crai~ Jenkins Ja~ Gilt·s ~tl'H'II \\1arl.. ~<·ott K llall\\t'll \\1itclwllllulick Hit·hard Gilgt'll Creenhal~h David llarl..er \\1 il..t• R Godfre} Rick Griffin Scott llarshhaq.(l'r Dan ft . Crimaud 172

happy times r m mbered Barbara A Gorringl' Kim Higginson Pam lhde Vicl..ie Johnson Kern Kl'llcy Christina Lt'<' Labrum \\lareia !..1\" rl'llt'<' llop<' llallada1 Tam1 llirast• 1\\.ari J<•11 f..i11s Jt•ssi!' Jom•s Karen 1\\.t•nningtoll '>manl .e lwau '>andra 1.<><.-1..\" nod Jack it• llamt'll l'ats1 llolfl'ltt RosaIi<' J t•ssop Trud~ Jom•s Joanne l\\.i11g Cina Lud\" ig Clwr~l Johnson Tern Lu11d Juanita llallst•n Dt•hiHe llorrocks Jt•ri Johnson l.innt'lte Joy ce Jordan Luan11 lo:oeherhans Linda l.undgn•n 1.1 1111<' Joh11son Cnnni<' I lannon rt•dd, II0\\\\!'11 ',ht•ri Johmon lo:ernl' Jorgenwn Peggy 1\\.oplin l·lizah!'lh I Ia\\\\ kim Luei11da llught•s \\tanh n Jorgt•nst•n \\ 1t:l..1t' 1\\.ulkus T<'ri llan1 ard l'am II urst 1\\.atln Kane Marba 1\\.orologos 173

unique but typical Jack V J<'ll'>l'n Jot• Johno,on Robert Kidd David Lamb \\4att ht•\" Let• \\I Lopt·z David \\1 ark us Keith \\h·Comh Hon C Jt•no,cn ll.t•vin C. John'>on Cary K1rk Honald l.ar~on John Ll'fner Jo'><' Gill Lozano Jeff t.:tarsl, \\lamlt'l \\1edina Jeff J nwn Ct•orgt• Jt•nsen ';am Klemm ~lark La\\Ht'nce \\I art inC L<'\" i'> '\\l'lson Lugo \\lan \\1angum Bruel' James ';tevt' Jl'll'>Oil Rick Johnson Gar\\ Koford · T imot ll\\ \\\\' l .t' \\\\ i'> Rob Lunnt'n ';('()tt \\1 a\\fil'ld Dan Katis Ceorgt• l.at'O\\ Hon Leavitt Chrbtoph l.ong Jot• \\1 ao,caro lhnm \\1cCaffn•t• \\lon'>on Ja• Johmon CIPn Lt•t• Ben \\1artinez I) !->tcH n \\\\'illiam Kt•nt Ted \\1artinet ~1cCann \\klff \\llt•n \\litchell <.reg ~1c( lt•t•r' \\llt•n \\1ernmott I rani.. \\1onta\\a 174

SOPHOMORES )o '-' nnt· \\lichciiP \\l.lm• Carol F '\\ iclwl., \\lilia (hilt't t>arn Pa' il'!1 )t'nnift'r Julit•Thornp on ...,lwllt•\\ ·1ruju illo \\larrPiil Lorratm• \\tiller \\1 ielwlle '\\ epol j, \\lariPtu• l'ar,on' Thomhlad \\l.trlt'llt' I a\\ lor ( h.trlollt• Turut'r I t•,IIP \\ t.llt'r .\\\\ endt'lla ()\"\"\" '\\onna l'a' nt· I on l'.l\\ lor '>ht rrtt• Jo l'.tlhol 1\\oht'rla \\latr \\ ickit• L~ nn <., hauna '\\ t'\"\"\" Dt'hra ()J,on Pam Pea<'<K· k \\I idtt'lt• 'llrun~ \\ nnt•lle 1.\\ man Hhonda '\\el,on \\ n~it· I'a\\ ton ( tnd' 1., man \\!Pier Paula \\tom!!', Laurit' () Connt'll ...,n,an l'.trr\\ hlet•n l'elt'r\"'ll Dt•uiw \\lt'.tdm\" l'anwla J '\\orlon )t'anm• l'arkt'r I '\" I.\\ hht'rl J...athlt·t·n \\l.t\\\\\\t·ll lt•rri \\1 \"\" l .t·,Jit• '\\ iJ\"OII !>:art'II l .a\\\\ '\"II Dulcl' \\ida 'lhern \\lilt'ht'll '-,up 1(''\"'11 )u<h J... a, Lnnh \\larltm·t 175

SOPHOMORES Russell Morley William 1ower -orey elson Keith elson Don . ystrom Henry Oneida Randy Pear on Jeff Porter Barry Mou~lt•y 1-..evin \\1 ;ers Jeff l elson Wayne\\ Peart Rand; Pond Kent ewbold \\ t•ldon l .ee Odorizzi David Ortiz Creg Penfl>'>t' \\1arl.. W . Pit'rson Bill; l't•rl..im \\ al 'IJt•\" man \\1 ike 0 ' Farrell Robert Padilla Ralph Pl'ler,on Ronald I) Rasmussen !'err; I) Pt>tt•r on Crai~ Ht'<'S Richard t'\\HOm 1-..ris OliH·rson Don Pa~ n<' Danny Pt·zt'l Cia, lh·id Richard \\lan He;nolds Jt'ff \\\\ '\\ idde l .arr; Olsen Jamt~ Pt'atoek l.ind~a\\ ix \\1iteh Oben John Pearce BohOI on \\1 ikt• \\iovo el Jace Pearson 176

everyday thoughts- new and differ nt \\1erl£'ne Pder~en Joni Lvnn Pur~ r Cind\\ Rom u Rae \\ nn Serdar llolh Skeem \\nn pt•ncer ~b lly Phillips Diann ~harp Terri Shurtleff ( ind}' ~quire Rcnae Rasmuson Tina Rossi Ju lie Slwpherd Catherine \\ Smith L\\ nell Stagg l\\1arsha Piekett Ramona G Sierra Gerri Smith Trac\\ \\ nn Stapel Paula Pollick Diane Rawson Deborah Sampson \\1 ichelle ikm Lol' Smith Dea Ann Poul~en Flaine Silva \\1 aunne mder Phv II is Ste\" art Pats} Poul~t·n J anet L. Rt•t•w Pilar Sangroniz Jolene 1mons I\\. a~ lt•t•n Spt•nt'l'r ( idme Sto\\\\t' Paula Prict• \\ ickie 'mapp \\ 1al\"} Richarcl\\on \\ 1al' ~chO\\\\ Ro~ana Rolx•rts Ren~E' 'colt Cv nthia F Rohmson L\\ nette t•tlg\\\\ id. 177

p opl in motion Fred Reid David R Romne~ Rem• Schuurman Weslev Simmons David ' Iauffer Gt'ne Tangaro Broc Thompson Steven Wilson Bn•nt \\ Riccardi Dave Rushton . Don Stout Gary Terarv Clay Thornton Kerry \\\\'inn Gar\\ Richard> Dennis Sharp Leigh . 'laugh Rick Sto\"l' jot·~ph ThackPrar Cary Bruce· Tinge~ Chad Wright john Rofwrtson Ianford Saimhun Bruct• ',tringham Bill Thcino:..~ Eric Titus Don Let> Wright Dav • Rolx-rts Randy T Schelin ',t<•v<• Sharp David Smart Grant Stuker Roy Trujillo CeorgP ',chnietcr Kellv Thomas Frank White Ru s B. Wright K<•nt Jame\\ Sherman Mark Smith Bruce Wilke~ Bill' oung Paul Thoma.\\ Mt•l Wilkins Brandon Zurlo Tom Short• Clair Sorensen 178

SOPHOMORES uc Tomczak I ,ori \\ mcent janice\\\\ illiarns Sue) oung John\\ an Horn >au I \\\\ elch ')usan Glowr La Rat• Tibhitt~ Debbie Walden Brenda Wihon Carol Youngdl.'ll 1\\:cvin \\Vade Paula L ndPrwnod l ' arol \\\\ alkenhor~t Shannon \\\\'iru.•gar Pam L rt•mo\\ rch Pam \\\\t·\\t julil' Wright \\1il..e Tripp \\llan Wal'h Connrt• \\ rgrl \\1ariannc \\\\ ilcO\\ jill Rem• ) ourrg 1\\clh Thomas Jam!.' \\\\'as. mPr J<X' C \\ aldez Rand' \\\\'pbstN 179



ng original idPas on a ,garhage can for an earth \\\\,('Pl.. activit\\ art• Stt>\\C ButterfiPid ( had Wright , improving mother earth: 1n erdar. and Connit• I Jarman . earth week In correlation with '\\ational Envi- ronment \\\\ eek Hillcrest held their own environment week April 17-21. Plans for the \\\\eck\\ activities began earl: in .\\.tarch after a even member com- mittee \\\\a · cho~en b~ -\\d\\isor Jack Jor- gen on. \\1onda\\ -\\pril 17. featured an as cmbl} \\\\ ith sbdcs sh<m ing area around Hillcrest which needed to b • cleaned up . Tue da~ the garbage can painting contest was held in home- rooms \\\\ith thirt}-One cia. e parti- cipating \\\\ cdne da: the \\\\inn r. \\1r . Pixton's class, \\\\aS announced. Thurs- da} a group of thirteen student spent the day at Jordan \\'aile~ chool plant- ing shrubs and flower~. Frida} ended the \\\\eek's activities \\\\ ith a clean up of the campus held third and fourth p riods. Watering 11('\\\\ I~ planted shrubbln at jordan PartiCipating 111 dean-up prnjt·t·h at the Jordan \\aile~ dwol art·, fir~t ro\"': john Hampton \\larci Burd 1t-k \\aile\\ Da~ Care l'nter i~ 1\\.ath~ L~on Sheila Pagt• Sharon Peacocl.. econd row: 1\\.ath) L)on, Coll<·t·n Ba.scom. li:ristll' l't•lt-rson. '>usan Corringe, l.e1la Graham Sam \\1 art im·/ 181

competing for honors: This years team included, Row One Bill Mower, Mike Tripp, Brock Thompson, Fred Dumas, Dave Rushton , Gary Edmunds, Rick Coats, Shawn Halladay and Kim Cox , Row Two Alma , Hansen, Ron track and field Davis, Dave Webster, Richard Homer, teve jensen, teve Rushton, Tim Lewis, Mike Van Alphen, Wearing ne'\"' uniform , this . ears colt \\.1 axfield forty-five memb r track team \\\\On third plac in Dt i ion I and third in Region 111 competition. Made-up mo tly of junior and ophomore the t am in lud d few senior thi year A i t d by two manager , Ken Ewell and teve Hoaki who took care of the miscellaneou ne ds of th team and coached by Raynor Pearce and Grant Pric who help d t am memb r in their practice before each meet, the t am learn d the kill and developed th acti itie requir d to maintain thi year' r cord. Hillcrest dominates the lead in the mile run Displa}ing his winning form , Robert Bush against Brighton as Dennis Frey (Fore- clear the hurdle \"ay-out in front of every- ground) Lee Wood, Alma Hansen, and Tom one else hore (Background) round the corner Placing third in the state meet, Todd mith was one of the major point getters for Hill- Field man jay Mark takes his warm-up throw crest this year with the javelin during a dual meet at Brigh- ton.

Coaches Ra} nor Pearce and Grant Price hold Other track and field men were Row One\\ al 1\\ewman, HoJ!:er Collier. Cor\\ Web,ter \\1 ike 0 ' Fam•l , the Division troph~ , \"hkh was won In la.'t Canon Cutlt•r Todd Smith. and (,rant ~tukt>r, Row Two Joe \\1ascaro. L' nn JPmt•n, Rolx·rt Bu,h, }Par tra<:k team \\<levin [)avi, , Ha! Robert~ L} le Edwards . Bruce LePrev Hillcrest's ophomore high jumper, Mike O ' Farrel, \"ho took first in Region Ill, easih clears the Holding his pole firm I} , I Itllcrt'st\\ best polt•- bar as his opponents and team members lool. on vaultt'r, Con \\\\eb. ter, lift himself OH' r thP bar at I:3feei Completing his part of the milt• rela} . ~haun Hallada> pas es the baton to Kim Cox, \"ho went on to help\" in the race in a dual met'! agamst Jordan Hillcre t' quarter-milers ' teH' JemPn , \\1 ike \\'an\"lplwn , and umbot finbh last in a Brighton track met't

involving individual efforts:golf and tennis Putting on the green. K(•vin Jorg(•mon watc hes as his ball drop' onto the cup Foll(m mg through on a practice '\" ing . Brian Teran prepar(•s to hit his ball accurateh !lis left arm lockt>d straight I Lopez winds up to drive the golf ball down the faima~ Practicong with a pia tic ball out in front of the Randv Davis, sleeves rolled up for more !(}m on the Ia\" n. Ga[} Teran \"inds up to hit it freedom of movement, lX'nds his knees \"ith v.1th his v.ood club the forward force to driw the ball with hi' wood club Tho e participating in the Region Ill golf me ts competed against each His hands and dub in a blur from the for- oth r at variou local golf cour e ward wing momentum, Brad splund drives ~1ountain View Country Club wa the the ball down the fairway as other team home cour when Hillcrest ho ted the members look on meets. oached by Mr. rt Hughe , the memb r of th golf team began praticing during eventh p riod and on aturday v. he never good weather p rmitted eason play ended with a 5-6 win-lo s record for Hillcre t. Arms out tretched above his head, Russell Brown keeps hi<. eye on the ball in goocl form Brian Teran watches from the back- ground

Concentration rnirrort•d on hb face, Kt•ith Freeman readit'\\ for a po,H•rful Caught W<'lllingh off balance, ll<mard \\1attht''\" follm\\ through aftt'r frontS\\\\ ing to scor<' 'mashing tlw hal(acro~\\ the court. Coach \\1;n Frampton poinb out the fim•r point.. of handling a tennb rae!..!'! to tt•am member )1m Biorge \\\\atching hi~ opponent strike at the ball, Beginning practice earl} in the J...elly Christen~en a\" a its for its return pring, thi years tenni team. coach d by \\tr. \\tax Frampton, ~olio\" ing through on a fom ard S\\\\ ing. Ken Williams returns a ball for a score. \"orked hard \"hilt> preparinl.! for league matches Pia~ Pel simultane- ous!} '' ith the baseball l..(arnes. these league matche were he)d only after chool. Though th team did not place high in Region comp tition the} fin- i hed the year '' ith a good attitude by electing senior. Jim Bjorge, as the mo t in pirational tenni player of thi year team.

.\\Iter n•ceiving tht• ~ignal from Coach Don Gust, Dave Larsen lavs down a '>acnfice bunt and tnes to beat out the throw, while the batters on deck and the rt'\\t of the team watch from the bench during a gamt• again'>t \\lurray '\" mi t~-gre)' fore t green uni- form added the final touch to this ~ear ~ ba. eball team oac heel b~ \\1 r Don Gut and \\lr :'\\tanin ~la\\\\\\ell , the eighteen man team finished league comp tit ion with an - 2 \"in- lo record '' hich tied them '' ith ot- tonwood for the Region II I cham pion- ship. H ld at Hillcrest in the econd '\"eek of :-..tay. the playoff for thi title end d '\"ith defeat for Hillcre t Heading for the bus after winnmg the '1,1urrav game are team members Ron Leavitt, jace Pt•ar~on, corekeeper~ Leigh Slau11:h. and \\I ikt• Reed , Tony Bernardo, Duff Greenwell , Mitch 01 en, Tom Gould and Chris Boggess. while Bob Erdman stops to talk to his father Offering some encouraging words and the tra- During the rout of 'ottonwood, llillcrest's winning pitcher Bruce Wagstaff stands read} to hit, ditional pat on the backside, ,oach Don Gust with Bob Erdman waiting on deck druing a game at Hillcrest tell '1,1 itch Olsen to .. Go get em .. 186

tieing for region honors: baseball Awaiting their turn at bat, Hillcre t' varsity baseball team members ick Rudelich , Ron Bell , Duff Greenwell, voted the most inspirational team member, Tom Gould, Bruce Wagstaff, and teve Butterfield watch the game Hillcrest\"s hard hitter, hris Boggess waits for the pitch, ready to blast it out of the park. Hillcrest's All- tate catcher ick Rudelich is surrounded by a group of his admiring Independent Edu- cation students after helping to defeat Brighton. ick combined port with chool, playing football and baseball while till maintaining an A average. 187

competing individually: girls track Sidt• b' >idt•, Connie IY \\utremor.t and Dehhi<· llorrod.., gd po itwrl('d in C.ompding in the running broadJump Carol ( n•mer lands in the '>and a'> therr startmg hloeb lor the !()(hard dash teammates from HilkrPst \"atch from the background For the first time in our district a girl· competitive softball meet \\\\a held at Hillcrt' ton Thur da:.. \\ta~ 11. Brighton, Jordan. Bingham. and Hill- crest each ent an A and B team to pia~ against each other. Practicing after school for one month enabled Hillcre t's team to \\\\in the di trict champion hip with a core of 6-0 as \\\\ell a a huge troph~ for th school Interested spectators \"atch the action on th<• field as Hillcrest girh take the distrrct championship i\\~ Ruth 'il son pas>t.\"!> tlw baton. Jerr mrth glance bad. to insure a good tradling the hurdle\" ith east•, LuAnn Bradford O\\t'ftakt\"> a runner from handoff in the -140 rei a~ . Jordon lligh, taking the I<• ad to \"in in the hurdle competition .

gaining region honors: girls softball Held in Ma~ , the fir~ t annual girls' track meet \\Vas spon ored b~ the Jor- dan ' chool District ing Jordan High chool's track and football field many events ,.,ere held such as the 100-~ard da h. hurdle , relays. and broad jump . Each of th<' four high schools : Hillcre t, Jordan. Brighton. and Bingham. ent a team to partici- pat . B~ taking the combined scor of each team member, Hillcre t placed fir t and ''as a\\v arded the traveling trophy. \\1embers of the softball team include , Row One: Raeo\\nn Serdar LuAnn Bradford. Carol Cremer. Gina [ ud\" ig Terri \\lo\\S , Kath\\ Jenkins. Lori Derr, Juht• \\\\ nght , Pilar C.,angroniz. Barbara Baker, Jant'l Rt·e~e Row Two: Coach Jane \\l1ner. Jeanne Parker, \\1arihn Jorgemen . Carol Walkenhorst. Janice William'>. Rhonda \\1onson. Kri~ '>,eeley , LHm Frankenbur~er, \\tichelle Emery , Deb Tholen. \\taurine ~nyder, Pam Dunker. Carita Cheney Hand\\ on her knees. Carol Walkenhor.t \"atche'> as LuAnn Bradford strikes at the pitch and catcher Janicl' \\\\'illiams stands for a good catch ,\\'>Pam Dunkt•r '>lreab to first ha'>t' \\liclu•lle Emen atche- tlw hall tlml\\\\n b, Lori Derr \"hile Barb Barker\" atche'> from tlw outfield Carrying equipment out to the north practice field are B-leam members Terri Moss, Barb Barker, and Julie Wright 189

featuring the junior class: junior prom \\1archin~ down th marble staircase in the Promenade, junior. and their dates receive long-stemmcd car- nation. after their names are announced by Junior clas President hawn Halladay Before being elected Junior Prom Queen, Julie Rasmussen stands with her escort Brent Reed during presentation of candidate~ Tim Lewis, Marsha Pickett, Brent Dahl and Lori Payne reflect the romantic feeling of the Junior Prom. 190

I !eld Frida\\ night \\pril :2:2, the 111 nior Class sponsored the most \" looked-fom ard-to\" da lll't> of the ~ear, the 1u nior Prom. I ntermi sion fC'atured the• traditional 1unior Prom- enade\\\\ here the names of each couple \\\\('re announced and each girl re- ceiH•d a long stemmed pink carnation Foll<l\\\\ ing the pronwnade the q u<•en and her atte ndanh ''en· presented to the 1.50 couples attendirw: This formal dance ''as held at the C<1pitol Rotunda ''here '' 1ohnn~ and the Blne Beats'' ~et the atmosplwre for the tlwme of the dan<'e . .. Elusi\\{' Drearm.\" Refrc•s hments of punch and pastr~ ''ere sen eel. fter the announcement of tht• Jr. Prom Queen and attendants, Queen Julie Rasmussen and date Gar} Haun lead the darK·<· accompanied by attendant~ Kay Thorpe, her date john Stoker and Pauleen Lundberg, and her date Dee Young Dancing to the mu~ic played b; \" johnn; and the Blue Beats,\" thirt<•en cvuple~ of the two hundred who attended the dance enjoy the atmo~phere of the formal occasion. 'ee n hiding behind the chandlier in the apitol Rotunda, are Kathy Lyon and George llellstrom enjoying a bird's eye view of the dance from the hal ony

reverting to childhood: junior assembly Sh(m in~ off their taknh , tlw Jun- ior Class pre ented their annual Junior \\swm bl) , Frida) , \\pril 21 atirizing the telt·' is ion program \"~e ame Street' ' \\ariom number \\H'rt' presented, ~uch as : Rubber Dud.\\ Bird in the Gilded Cage, Let- ters and Y. King and Queen kit. and a bo)s' pep eluh. Hdwar ing before and after school under the direction of Shil\\\\ n Halla- da) and ad' is or Richard it'lson , the ca t planned co turne . kih, ..tnd uct. for their as embly. A a conclusion to the as. embh, the Junior Prom queen candidate-. ''ere indi' iduall) potlighted. Playing the parts of the Rubbt•r Duckit'. and the little boy lakin)!; a bath, Terry Higbee and john \\1ondragon participate in the junior Ciao.'> \\sst•mbl\\ Domg a dance to the song\" Rubber Duck1e\" Participating 111 the Bo~s' Pep Club, rodd Smith from esam e Street, julie Haal..t• uses her and \\1 il..e Hastings demonstrate exaggerated arms a.o. \"mgs pt•p club stand' Readu1g a pot•rn dt·dieated to llilkn·,t\\ St•ntn Staff Gar~ Edmund tell about the ha.o.~le the (,irl., Pep dub ren·iH·d in the school papt•r Pia\\ ing lt·ap frog on the auditorium floor at tlw begin- ning of tht· junwr Cia., o\\ssembl~ . Big Bird , ('I t·rr~ Higbee and Lon Pa\\ ne 1mitall' ho\" childrt•n act on St· amt Stret't 192

introducing novice games: husky olympics Preparin~ to tackle their opponent in the \"Pm,d<•r Puff\" football ~arne, \"hich the ~iris lost, Beginning a rlt'\\\\ tradition at I!ill- jennifer Willand, Dorothy Smith and Chill.ay Flakt• participate in thl• I lush Olympics. ere t, thi :ear's student bod: officers planned the Husky Olympics. This class ompeition \\\\as held Frida) , pril I, during si\\th and seventh periods in the football stadium. To introduce the competitiH· spirit, a tug-of-war began the contests '' ith the senior dt'feati ng all other classes . Races featu'red a volkS\\\\agon pushing contest again'' on b: the seniors. Powder Puff Foot ball \\\\as th(• con- cluding event as the senior girls ' team defeated the hobbled senior boys' team. In Hillcrest's football stadlllm, Clay Stauffer rides on tlw hood of a \\olks\"a~on, l<•tting the other team ml•mbers push it to \\\\in the race on \\pnl ith durin~ 6th and 7th period., 193

ending the Sitting o n the main hall stain' a) , Cor} Web\\t<·r. writing on thP full color endsheet , and Conml' 1)',\\utro· mPnt , signing on the da.ssf'\\ di\\lsion pagl', autograph Pach other H·arbooks '71-'72 school year: yearbook day and graduation After an almost lat(• d<'liH·r: datt•, the :earbook reached Hillen• t as originall} planned a nd were distrib- uted at 10 30 Tuesday. \\1a\\ 23, to the tudent bod\\ On-time deliver\\ re- ulted fn,m a hast: fort} -three hour trip to California to pick up the books b: \\tee- Principal Paul Kochevar and 't carbook ,\\d \\ i or 1oh n L: on. For se - eral hour foll<m ing the di. tribution , student \"crt' rna s d in each haiL igning autographs, remmt cing about the past :ear. and speculating about their future plan . For a ver: fine effort, the yearbook staff thanks the photographer. Gar: Clark. Brick 1one . ' teve · heilds. 1ohn Hampton, or: el on, and Kirk Doman. ''hose devotion and \\\\Ork aid- d imm n 1: in the publication of the :earbook. Leanin!( a!(ainst the wall , Kim Deneris and \\like \\lba sign each others books while Stanlt·~ Endo, flipping throu11:h the book. stops to look at thl' title page Sittmg indian-style on thl' floor. Stanley Endo studies the football pages in the ports sect10n, checking the scor<>s and rPading the \\Hilt• up . .\\t the dooma~ of the H'arbook room Connie jemen Leaning on the wall of tht• main offic<>, Ervin \\ign~ her namP to receiH• Gan \\ebon 's yearbook , Baker contemplates an appropriate auto- graph for a friend ' boo!... \"ho was at work and unable to p1ck up the book him· 194 \\p)f

While he is walking down the aisle to the tra- Wearing the ational Honor Society emblem, Rock ditional music during the processional, Bob Oakeson, seated at the grand piano, accompanie Ontiveros' expression reflects the solemn- the graduating class in the school song. ness of the occasion. Graduation , hi~hli~htin~ t\"eln• Prior to the recessional, Richard Underwood years of school in~ for 414 enior. . and Cris Boggess wait for Principal DelMar the class of 1912-'' as held on a cool Schick to read their names to the audience. summer evening, \\1a~ 24 , in the Hill- ere t auditorium. t the conclu ion of Singing \"Two Roads Diverged,\" the senior the ceremony, each senior \"a per- choir adds variation and important musical sonally introduced to the capacity messages to the commencement excercise. crowd prior to his recei' ing a diploma. Addre es, centered around the theme of settin~ goab for elf-achievement, were presented for the graduating class by Debi Tholen, L~ nn Jen en , Kris Peter on , Shell~ CampbelL john Jack on, Creed Ostler. Principal DelMar Schick, A sistant uperin- tendant Ray Brown. and Board mem- ber Ben Bagley. After the commence- ment exercises. man~ of the ne\\\\ alum- ni celebrated their achei' ement of a diploma with all-night partie and get- together , for virtuall~ the last time with chool friends.