Hillcrest High Class of 1991

Expressions Club The Expressions club, is an organization which publishes its own literary magazine, with every piece of work done by students. Their art magazine expresses ideas, that students read, and enjoy. They have received several awards such as the Medalist Winner, and the Highest award. Front row:Jane Johnson,Ruth Ann Farnsworth,Jennifer Hays, Andrea Nielson,Brad Blanchard. Back row:Mandy Matthews, Christen England,Gabrielle Horace,Dylon Girado. Middle left: Mrs. Milne the expressions teacher, sits on a bench in the Park of Dreams. Above: As the crimson sun climbs above the Majestic mountains of Wasatch, editors Ruth Ann Farnsworth, and Jennifer Hays glare in amazement, at the spectacular glowing ball of flame. Left:Proof reading. is just one of the many things the Expressions staff do when they get together. Clubs/49

Debate Team Although the Debate team is not a physical team, they still work very hard. With their season running from November to March, practices after school, and tournaments on Fridays and Saturdays, they prove to be one of the hardest working and most successful teams at Hillcrest. l :Jeff LeFevre, Andrew Riggle,Tom Taylor, Damon Steed, Brenon Ekins, Frank Seras- sio, Michael Tenney, Jill Farnsworth, Laurel Cox2 :Lucas Edson, Chris Keyes,Andrea Taylor, Erica Midgley, Shelly Gray, Beva Hadlock, Monica Bangerter, Kjaristy Griffiths, Kristi Dupaix, Alyse Darringtor,Thor Edson .3:Nathan Chatterton, Aaron Nydegger, Angie Lowry, Chris Morley, Melanie Serassio, Amanda Bills, Shelly Dockstader, Meghan McDonald, Jennifer Hays, Karin Ashton, Mark Anderson , Mett Hastings, Nikki Packer, Tom Nydegger4:Mike Voss,Thomas Simpson, David Campbell , Colby Eng- strum, Ryan Warr, Jax Pettey, Chad Curtis, Shane Andrews, Tamara Pryzbyla, Alesha Mills,Trent Sperry, Mary Middlemas, Adam Snider Math Club This year is the first year Hillcrest has ever had a Math Club. Advisor, Doris Jensen and President Lynette Newman hope that interest in the club will be higher next year so they can \"prepare talented math students for national math tests and college.\" Lynette Newm an, Heidi Bennett, Eric Shupe, Kjaristy Griffith s, Aaron Ruckman, Teena Aguirre, Nga Do, Soulin thone Phanakhone, Vi ctor Cee. Jeremy Fenton . 50

GEEK or THE WEEK CO'MMUNICATIONS CONNECTION Communication Connection is a club that sponsers substance abuse programs. Throughout the year they perform at other schools urging others to say no to drugs and alcohol. The leaders are Donovan Brunner, president, Jennifer Earl, Dana Lloyd, Jill Nance, Turi Johnson and Shaun Whitmore. L-R Back Row: Nick Kiser.Rachel Hanks.Donovan Brunner.Tiffany Jones,Dani Henderson Mr.Vuyk Ann Denning,Jami Sch eib. Middle Row:Brandon Lingwall ,Shaun Whitmore,Rachelle Anderson,Turi Johnson ,J enni fer Earl,Tara Henderson ,Janell Russell,Adriana Middleton.Jili Nance. Front Row:Greg Toone,Jeremy Bodily . 51

Science Club The Science Club is involved in doing research into lasers. They have participated in bridge building and mouse trap contests. The Science Club provides more hands-on involvement in science. Officers, Beva Hadlock, Nicole Urghart, Robert Wadley, Mr. Snelgrove. Nicole Urghart, David Zink, Beva Hadlock, Robert Wadley, Pat Yamamoto, Marianne Nielsen, Nga Do, Kjaristy Griffiths, Dehal Shah, Kevin Chipman, Mouileng Tho, Lucy Yu OECA Josh Foulger, Bryan Moore, Danielle Johnstun, Kathy Haskell, Cassie Larson, Edward Loomis, Craig Peacock, James Schow, Brian Walker, Megan Jones, Lisa Thompson, Scott Thompson, Angie Sutton, Carlos Lopez, Rob Staker, Judd Hokanson, Andree Christison, Leann Page, Soulinthone Phanakhone, Lucy Yu, Aaron Ruckman, Aaron Nydegger, Shantel Van Stavern, Angie Lowry, Mark Armstrong, John Schofield, Ryan Christianson, Kim Thurber, Susan Haws, John Viola, Travis Grimm, Brian Rosner, Jason Hall, Jeremy Poulson, Betsy Gates. DECA Club activities are designed to h elp stud ents develop an understa nding of our free enterprise system . DECA Club was th e first place winner of th e State Marketing Bowl Contest. 52

Letter Mens This year is a first, there are more girls in the H-Club than guys. There are sixty four girls opposed to forty five guys. The leaders of the Letterwomans club areStacie Reynolds and Wendy Boatwright. The leaders of Lettermens club are Joey Shortino, Brian Kelly, and Ryan Kelly. The general purpose of the clubs is to complete projects that will benefit the studentbody and to raise money for the senior gift. Letter Womens Academic Letter Activity Letter 53

1 National Honor Society Tiffany Pinnell-Junior Advisor. The National Honor Society is Nichole Warr-Secretary. Mr. Hadlock- an organization which brings advisor. Lucy Yu-President. Amy recognition to hard-working Seal-Vice-President. students. These students have not only chalked up the high marks of a 3.75 cumulative GPA but they have also displayed good service, leadership, and character qualities. Many of these students move on to become sterling scholars as well as making many other academic achievements. Mr. Hadlock, the advisor of the National Honor Society, is proud to be the organizer of \"the top 114 students in the school.\" Photos by: Allison Jones Seniors: Patricia Yamamoto. Amy Seal. Nicole Urquhart. Nichole Warr. Lucy Yu. Jennifer Singleton . Christopher Bown. Richard Thrasher. Hillary Mills. Sharla Hardy. Shane Andrews. William Gammell. Carrie Youngberg. Aimee Nielson. Jennifer Jensen. Nathan Cottle. Travis Grimm. Melanie Serassio. Byron Orr. Tricia Tueller. Susan Moesinger. Chantel Ikeda. Maria Manzanarez. Troy Nesbit. Sharon Thomson . Heidi Granere. Melanie Jensen. Sherlyn Sullivan. Scott Niederhauser. Cory Romrell. Danielle Hutchings. Christy Loertscher. Kevin Chipman . Sally Dorris. Robert Wadley. Nga Do. Nancy Burk. Natalie Pressett. Shannon Mason. Janelle Young. Traci Hanson. Shanna Peirce. Verdon Dawes. Steven Smith . Laurie Hastings. Jeremy Astle. Paul Harmer. Daniel Ware. Jennifer Critchfield . Soulintho Phanakhone. Janae Palmer. Natalie Butterfield . Layne Peterson. Lynette Newman. Matthew Walker. Tricia Tolman . Andre Bartlome. Angela Peterson . R. Jason Hanks. Juniors: Sarah Irish. Amanda Matthews. Erik Shupe. Christen England. Gregory Whitehead. Kjaristy Griffiths. Tiffany Johnson. Joseph Orme. Pamela Peterson. Tiffany Pinnell. Aimee Feveryear. Lori Hill. Elizabeth Montague. Ryan Jensen. Annette Jordan. Michael Floyd. Heidi Bennett. Kristine Haslam. Michele Booth. Tera Mitchell. Tony Mclllece. Gregory Wright. Marci Burgidge. Chad Curtis. Chad Greenleaf. Trent Francisconi. Michelle Grant. Ryan Warr. Chrystal Winger. Peter Cole. Amy Hobbs. Jennifer Hansen. Matthew Burn . Kristi Burgon. Le Ngu. Robert Larsen. Carlan Reese. Carrie Green. Kristy Richards. Ryan Peterson. Alicia Crockett. Shanalea Edwards. Cindy Rasmussen . Jim Remley. Tang Yang. Jeffrey Callister. Jonathan Rockne. Teresa Opheikens. Brian Rosner. Kristen Wayman . Frederick Beesley. Austin Wood. Colby Engstrum. An Khong. Ryan Carlson. 54 Page by: Annette Jordan and Michelle Grant

The Husk Club How often last year did you glance up at the electronic message board to get details about upcoming events, or how often were you reminded about games, and activities when passing the marquee on 9th East. Thanks to the Husky Club these little conveniences were made possible. The Husky Club is set on breaking down the barriers between students with and without disabilities, by cooperating to make the student body aware of important events. Thanks, Husky Club. row l :Brooke VanderVeur, Janine Kroon, Wendy Hansen, Stephanie Hansen, Kiel Petersen, Kathryn Behle, Jodi Houghton, Ginger Crawford, Mark Lubbers, Todd Barrett. Janeen Cook, Tracy Purless, Jenny Watson. row 2:Christine Axtell. Lee Powell. Amisha Hustead, Casey Storm, Michelle Rueckert, Gabrielle Martinez, Andrea Bateman, Jennifer Karren, row 3:Frederick Paul, David Salandra, Scott Mattinson, Don Peacock, Casey Elder, Suzi Adams, Tiffany Hutchings, Colton Ivers, Rod Chambers, Janet Elmer, Amber Long, Nicki Hart, Randalyn Nelson. row 4:David Ferre, Jared Noack, Greg Pierce, Bryan Paxton , Roger Smith , Stacy Bearinger. Clubs/ 55

Ski Club By oranizing themselves into a club they are able to gain discount privilages with stores, ski resorts, and hotels. They lend support to each other while they ski and in their general activities in the best high school in the west, Hillcrest. Front row: T.D. Williams, Heidi Reynand , John VanWagoner, Justin Yates. Steve Hayward, Mike Heaton, Jeannette Horsley, Kirsten Hewitt, (president) Jason Hall (vice-president), Jason Clark, Jared Jensen, Robert Morley, Chad Nowels Second row:Sean Hansen, Shantel Van Staveren, Branden Nordgen, Sheri Davis, Brandi Hoggan, Brandon Francom, Adam Finch (not pictured ). Model U.N. The Model U.N. is a club modeled after the United Nations. Hillcrest students are able to take the concepts and principles learned in both the classroom and in the textbooks and combline them together in achieving a common goal world peace. Rl:Andrew Riggle, Ryan Warr, Frank Serassio, Jennifer Hays, Sh elly Dockstader, Monica Bangerter, Melanie Serassio, Jill Fa rn sworth , Josh ua Edson R2:Jax Pettey, Mark Middlemas, Chris Keys, Kj ari sty Griffith s, Matth ew Tenney, Kevin Olson , Shandon Hatch R3:Dave Zinh , Melanie Instefjord , Jane Johnson, Scott Niederhou ser, Ta mara Przybyla, Al yse Darri ngton , Shane And rews, Jeff LeFevre, Li za Ca tes 56

Stage Crew Lights, camera, action! Without Hillcrest Highs outstanding stage crew, our assemblies wouldn't be as successful as they were. It was a hard job, but our stage crew did a great job. Thanks guys! Front row: Michael Knight David Horton, Robert Holt Everett Johnson, Keith Larsen, Nathan Eisert. Back row: Scott Behunin, Patrick Merrill, Steve Shumway. Chess Club This year's Chess Club met twice a day on Tuesdays to prepare for the chess meets they attended once a month. Mr. Montgomery arranged for the students to letter in chess. This goal encouraged the club to use great strategy in their meets. Good job, Chess Club! Top: Mr. Montgomery· Advisor. Tony Mcillece. David Zink. Matt Tenney- Secretary. Chris Hunter- Treasurer. John Maxfield. Tracy Schmachtenberge r- President. Laura Tyler. Middle: Dewayne RufTell - Vice President. Ryan Heywood . Jason Hall. JB Sharp. Bottom: Deric Nance. Steve Hayward. Clubs/ 57

Art Club The art club, gets together to reflect, and expand on the field of art. Their activities include creating pieces of artwork, and presenting them in the display case of the foyer. Below:Lance Despain . and Mr. Killpack colaborate on the creation of an ancient Roman. Mexican. fighting bull. First row: Stacey Shreiber.Lance Despain.Brent Anderson. Jason Clark.Christine Richards.Mr. Montgomery. Mr. Anderson . Second row: Shannon Mason.Anthony Romrell.Duane Mackay.Tom Lyons.Douglas Slesser.Mark Thygerson.Amy Jensen. Mesa Mesa is a club that encourages women and minorities to start certain careers. The University of Utah sponsors, and provides funds for the club, to help them learn about career opportunities. V.P. Le Ngu. Sec. Debbie Garcia. Pres.Rikelle Sanchez.Advisor Alice Love. L·R back row. Marly Delacru z.Missy Brewer.Rikell e Sanch ez.Sa ra h Bl ack.Veroni ca Dekorver.Alon so Coto.Julie DeHart S8/ Clubs

HAVE YOU? CLUB The members of the Have You? Club are: back row Randy Jones (Advisor), Maria Manzanares, Kenny Dibble, Jason HalL Shawn Wright, Danielle Hutchings, Mike Brandt (Advisor). front row Natalie Butterfield, Brian Kelley (President), Amy SeaL and Nathan Cottle. Pride Club Pride club, is responsible for showing kids ways of saying no to drugs and alcohol through performing arts, and individual workshops. They've won many distinguished awards. Below:Jim Remley, the Pride clubs advisor, sits on senior bench, in defiance of drugs. Pride:Elizabeth Montague, Jim Remley, Debbie Swink, Kristy Curtis, Jeff Brandt, Brian Rees, Jason Mounteer, Mindy Hawes 59

International Club Rachelle Aune, Farid Baruque, Jenny Beus, Brad Blanchard, Ryan Christiansen, Eliza- beth Crane, Sonia de la Cruz, Tami Deben- ham, Anna Graff, Laurie Hunter, Melanie In- stefjord, Amanda Johnson, Jane Johnson, Tiffany Johnson, Shauna Lords, Adi Middle- ton, Carie Naegle, Brad Neff, Scotty Nieder- hauser, Marianne Nielsen, Kathy Park, Julia Plot, Andrew Riggle, Leiona Rizzuto, Lucy Yu, Melanie Serassio, Casey Stonn, Kim Thurber, Janelle Young, Mouileng Tho, Amy Feveryear, Nicole Urquhart, Vickie Payne, Kristy Richards, Mandy Matthews. The International Club is designed for students who want to meet together and share in different cultural experiences. The president, Aimee Feveryear is in charge of conducting meetings while activities director, Marianne Nielson, has planned such events as a Halloween and a Christmas party.

VICA VICA stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. The members of this club work hard to acquire skills in the following areas: Auto, Drafting, Graphics, Commercial Arts, Electronics, Metals, and Foods. Many of these skills they learn will help them in their future lives. The officers of VICA are as follows from left to right: Todd Ruffner. Jared Blank. Dana Fiedler. Byron Franz. Aaron Montgomery. Justin Williams. Joseph Pollock. and Thomas Hopkins. The members of VICA are as follows: Brent Anderson. Shane Andrews. Dennis Annstrong. Mark Annstrong. Daniel Bailey. Carrie Bebensee. Trena Bennett. Jared Blank. Roger Bradshaw. Ryan Brown. Boyd Burnham. Ryan Carlson. Shawn Christensen. Russell Cole. Jared Crane. Marc Cressall. Natalie Davey. Danae Davis. Alva Deakin. Eric Eades. Dana Fiedler. Byron Franz. Bill Gammell. Brett Glassey. Jeff Glover. Frank Gregory. Scott Gygi. Chad Haacke. Jason Hanks. Christian Hansen. Wade Hardy. Steve Haws. Billy Henline. Robert Holt. Zane Hone. Tom Hopkins. Jason Horsley. Dave Horton. Jason Innes. Joe Jessop. James Johansen. Everett Johnson. Joshua Johnson. Chris Jones. Steve Kener. Don Kitchen . Ed Kitchen. Gavin Lakin. Jason Larsen. David Lloyd. Carlos Lopez. Thorn Lyons. Chad McArdle. Jon McKinnon. Duane Mackay. John Maynard. Ryan Mayne. Aaron Montgomery. Nicole Morgan. Dan Munford. Darrin Nielsen. Derek Olschewski. Byron Orr. Jason Osborn. Janae Palmer. Jon Paul. Joe Pollock. Penelope Price. Robert Reeder. Coby Reid. Jodi Rekoutis. Jerry Richter. Anthony Romrell. DeWayne Ruffell. Josh Schow. Darin Seegmiller. Jeff Seely. Hassan Shafizadeh. Dehal Shah. Michelle Sheppick. Theron Sheppick. Steven Shurtleff. Mark Simpson. Doug Siesser. Gene Smith . Adam Snider. Roger Su o Audrey Swensen. Cole Vankomen. Jeremy Whittington. Rob Wood. Shane Woodbury Cl ubS/ 6 1

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Varsity Volleyball Lori Wilcock. takes her time as she bumps the ball for Angie Mascaro. Two arms are ordinary but three arms are ex· traordinary. Kristy Hooper takes control of the ball as she set it up for Ita Sapp. What team work!! Volleyball started out on a different foot this year, with Mr. Cottle as the new coach . The girls really admired Coach Cottles hard work and effort to make this year a good one. During the course of the season the girls combined their personal strengths to make one very competitive team. \"Close friendships between the girls is what really held the team together,\" said Shaunie Addams. \" we worked hard, played hard and overall had a pretty good season.\" Ita Sapp. 64/Varsity Volleyball

T hese ladies, (Saunie Adam s, and Ita Sapp ) are Top Row: Shaunie Adam s, Kristi Hooper, Angi e Mascaro. Middle Row: Denise on top of the ball. Hansen, Lori Wil cock, Cindy Jensen. Bottom Row: Tammy Clark, Ita Sapp Cindy Jensen spikes the ball with polished per- formance. Senior Varsity Players: top; Angie Mascaro, Shaunie Adams, bottom; Lori Wilcock, Kristi Hooper Varsity Volleyball/65

Sandi Hill shows her skills when she sets the JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ball , but is anyone around to receive it?? Top row: Aimee Feveryear, Kim Kunde. 2nd row: Sandi Hill. 3rd row: Tammy Clark. 4th row: Sally Larsen, Wendy Barkley, Kristine Jensen. Bottom: Ita Sapp. Aimee Feveryear stares mesmerized at the ball while she bumps it to teammate Wendy Bark- ley. Although they did not come away from the season with as many wins as they would have liked to, the Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Team gave it their best shot and came away with two victories. Team member Amy Fe- veryear said that the team was very close and they were all very support- ive of each other throughout the sea- son. Page by Annette Jordan , Li z Crane, Mouil eng Tho. 66

SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TOp row: Nicholeen Pond , Dianna Worthington, Tamara Webb. Karie Scheib. Middle row: Emily Bingham. Nichole Saleh. Front row: Allison Shields, Meriah Hutson. Kim Wilson. Sherry Bascom. Nicole Saleh puts all of her effort into hitting the ball. Hillcrest's Sophomore Volleyball players really did a terrific job this season. They all tried their best and there was a lot of team spirit. All of the players supported each other and they did their best. As Sherry Bas- com said, \"All of the players worked together.\" What this team lacked in wins, they made up for in team coo- peration. Way to go sophomore play- ers\" Page by Ann ette Jorda n, Li z Cra ne, Mouil eng Nicoleen Pond pl ead s with th e ba ll to land Tho. on h er hands. not on h er h ead!! 67

The Huskies had a tough season with a record of 2 and 7. Although it was a difficult season, they played hard and displayed a fighting tenacity. This was evident in the Granger game when they lost in the last 20 seconds of the game. The year was one of adversity. Coach Haslam claims, \" The team never got a break, even in the games we won.\" Coach Haslam, however, was proud of the way the team kept trying to fight back through the negative feelings of a difficult year. They played with great enthusiasm. Senior Am Kniffen said, \" It was a fun year and I had fun playing with the guys.\" It wasn't until after their last game that they realized there was no hope of playing in the region championships. Although they didn't qualify for state, they displayed a classy attitude by sticking together to the end! Everyone stares as Brandon Bingham brings the ball closer to the goal line. Troy Nesbit runs in anticipation towards winning the game. Page 68/Varsity Football

Varsity Football Allison Jones (above) Linemen: (left to right) row 1 Page by Deana Grossman and Jen nifer Sp endlove 69 Christian McVey, Don Kitchen, Brett Glassey, Jeff Seely, Jeromy Wyman, Am Kniffen, Matt Christensen, Ryan Powell row 2 Jeff Skowronek, Brian Majors, Adam Johanson, Ryan Ross, Jason Cowan, Chris Scott, Jason Goff, J .B. Sharp, Coach Jerry Haslam (left) Tight end/Wide receivers: row 1 Travis Colledge, Paul Carr, Brandon Condie, Troy Nesbit, Bart Worthington, Brandon Bingham, Shawn Burgon row 2 Coach Craig Haslip, Randy Pitcher, Paul Moore, Justin Huntsman, Randy Mayne, Jeff Cox, Ryan Mayne, Coach Mark Anderson, Coach Wright row .3 Paul Martin, Tony McIIlece, Doug Peterson, Brett Keetch , Ryan Sobieski, Adam Shields (below/ left) Running/ Quarter backs: row 1 Tyler Borg, John Vigil , Joey Shortino, Jason Conover, Randy Hunter, Scott Stephenson row 2 Mitchell Eriacho, Michael Eriacho, Gavin Harris, Doug Scavezze, Kirt Nielsen, Mark Armstrong Varsity Foo tball / 69

JV fOOTBALL Something happened over the puzzle were missing, \" the summer. Last years soph- agreed Brian Majors and omores turned into buffyoung Shawn Burgon. men ready and raring to tackle anything. The entire team felt that the coaching efforts of Wright and The season was quite diffi- Haslip were outstanding and cult, winning 4 out of 10 couldn't have made it this far games. In spite of a losing re- without them. cord they obtained a positive outlook on the season. Jason \"With a lot of hardwork and Cowan replied, \"It will be bet- dedication we are expecting a ter next year when we play tremendous season next with a season's experience year. \" -Coach Haslam under our belt. \" Randy Hunter stated, \"We really missed \"To the VOO 000 MAN, we Ryan Ross, Mike Fullwood and are behind ya, watch out '91! Paul Carr. \" (who were playing Sincerely your Junior Varsity. varsity). \" It was like pieces of Sweet interception made by Adam Shields. 1st Row: Christian McVey, Ryan Powell, Brian Majors, Jason Cowan, Adam Johanson, Adam Shields, Jeff Skowernek 2nd Row: Tyler Borg, Kirt Nielsen, Randy Pitcher, Randy Hunter, Jason Goff, Mitch Eriacho, Doug Scavezze, Shawn Burgon, Ryan Mayne .3rd Row: Ryan Sobieski, Mark Armstrong, Travis Colledge, Gavin Harris, Paul Moore, Doug Peterson, Tony Mclliece, Brett Keech , Coach Haslip \"We did okay, but only a fool was satisfied.\" - Randy Hunter Shawn Burgon, anxiously awaiting the hike. Way to make those Hunter Boys eat their Kirt Neilsen 's showing us the fastest way 10 70 own turf. get th e ball down the field.

Sophomore Football Telly Esplin ran to make another touch down in the game The defensive line pushes through for a Roughin' it in a Sophomore football against Cyprus. Quarterback sack. game, that's what it's all about. Pictures by: Todd Ruffner Row l:Darin Sullivan, Larry Martinez. Telly Esplin gives the calls for the next play. Brett Layne Bryson/Row 2: Mike Heaton. Andy Jacobson, David Witkamp. Jeremy Smith, Matt Bench, Chad Nowels, Scott Jensen. Jimmy Park, David Johnstun, David Litster/ Row .3:Brett Jenson, Trenton Harris. Tom McNiven, Sim Aguirre. Jeff Soper. Forrest Mitchell. Steve Rizzuto, Jason Artez/Row 4:Damon Tempest. Telly Esplin. John Ellisor, Ronny Krause, Kilo Sumsion, Stan Hadlock, Brad Burton, Pat Chapman/ Row 5:Coach Hurst.Mike Jensen. Donald Livingston, Brian Goff. Larry Lundberg, Aaron Ruchman, David Neff. Chris Snell Not Shown:Coach Takeno,Scot Elder Nard work, determination, and a well managed team is what it took for this years sophomore football team to win the championship against Cyprus. The sophomores ranked #1 over J.V. and Varsity, which gives them a lot of self confidence to be strong again next year. Team players such as Brian Goff felt that the reason behind winning was how well they worked together. When asked whether he felt their offense or defense was better, Matt Bench simply replied, \" It takes both to win. \" Most players agreed that Telly Esplin was the most valuable player on the team, but when confronted with that question he humbly said, \" I think Brian Goff and Trenton Narris were more important then me.\" Coach Takeno said, \" I think this group of players provides a solid foundation for the future success of Nillcrest football. \" Watch out '91. Page by: April Richards

Girls Tenni Senior, Pat Yamamoto returns a powerful Natalie Davey, and Juli Jensen volley Coach slave, I mean Schmidt is always a serve at the region competition. ruthlessly against the defeated Taylorsville. handy helper to the Girls tennis team. The Hillcrest girls' tennis team, though rebuilt, and basically playing for fun, managed to bring home the third place trophy in the state championship. Their victory was due to the fact that they worked well together, their coach, Mrs. Schmidt organized them well, and with strong players such as Jennifer Jensen, and Kim Fairbanks, it was clear to see that they would be a tough team to beat. They began the season with a loss to West Jordan, but when the pressure hit they defeated Taylorsville, Granger, Hunter, and Kearns, with only one other loss to Bingham. The team defeated much of the competition in the region tournament. Then when the state championship came they really showed what a good team was made of. Jennifer Jensen defeated a strong contender from Highland, Angela Nelson. Kim Fairbanks defeated two others in the state competition, and over all the team was very successful, bringing home the third place trophy. The team was strong, supportive, and most importantly they did their best, that makes them all champions. 72 Girls Tennis

Top Row:Coach Schmidt. Jennifer Jensen, Lisa Rohovit. Angie Helbig, Amy Hobbs, Juli Jensen, Melanie Jensen, Shantel Sorensen, Sylvia Menlove.Front Row:Kim Fairbanks, Jacqueline Dawes, Amy Schultz, Pat Yamamoto, Natalie Davey. Is Kim Fairbanks swatting flies! no way! she's wasting on a team member from Granger. Jennifer Jensen, and Coach Schmidt arm \"When we started, in ann fri ends forever. I didn't feel we were strong enough to go to region. Towards the end, we came together, and worked together as a team. We went further then I ever thought we'd go. We took third in state, we were a great teaml\" Coach Schmidt Girls Tennis 73

Top Row: Coach Habel, Wendi Lilj enquist. Jenilyn Page, Laura fa irbanks, Heather Ward le, Loomis, Coach Mouzier, Middle Row: Stacie Reyno lds, Heather Moore, Sara Bates, Jennifer Scott, Kri sten Cook, Bottom Row: Nicole Urquhart, Holl i Clark, Angie Ba ker, Rach ell e Blair, Stacy Su ttl em yre, Allison Preece, Melissa Moore. Varsity Soccer \" Hark!\" yelled the Lady Huskies soccer team to psych themselves up for another win. They had a 13: 1 region record, and an over all record of 15: 2. Playing together as a team was a great advantage to them. Their dedication to practicing three days a week for two hours also helped in their success. Thanks to coaches Paul Mouzier and Sarah Habel who helped them have a great season. Heather Moore and Melissa Moore stood in awe as teammate Jenalyn Page stole the show. \" I thought the girl's did really well, I was proud of them. I was dissapointed that they didn't beat Viewmont because they de- served to go to State.\" - Paul Mouzier I hope you know Angie Baker scored a goal Stacie Reynolds went one on one with a after working the ball down the field. Granger opponent. 74/Girl's Var Soccer

J.V. Soccer Below, Kj aristy Griffiths showed her skills at defense by sticking to her opponent. Left, Tiffany Shuman gracefully mutilated the ball, after this powerful kick. Jamie Durrant \" It was a lot of fun, soc- cer is a very exciting sport and the kids made it fun to coach. II - Sarah Habel Jennifer Scott. Heather Wardle, and Sara Bates knew how to work together as a team. This year's J.V. girl's soccer team was made up by new, but experienced, players. Their energy and dedication helped them to have a great season. Along with Sarah Habel, a first time soccer coach, the girl's developed new techniques that helped them beat their competetors. Watching those with more experience and their ability to be hard workers also helped the players to be the best they could be. Thanks to all the hard work and _..effort, this year's J.V. was great! WAY TO GO J .V.! 1st Row: Jenni fer Scott, Meg Loomis, Heather Ward le, Tiffany Shuman , Da wn Savage, Laura Girl's J.V. Soccer/75 Fairba nks, Kjaristy Griffiths,Kristen Cook Coach Sarah Habel. 2nd row: Jennie Youngberg, Carie Myers, Sara Bates, Liz Eyre, Aimee Moore. 3rd Row: Slacie Reynolds, Holli Clark, Jenalyn Page

GOLF This year, Hillcrest's own 1990- 1991 golf team did an incredible job and took first place in region and second place at state. Scott Clark, John Owen, Rich Thrasher, Garrett Burbidge, and Adam Shipp played a tough game against Timpview and missed first place by only a few strokes. Ryan Heywood, one of the regions winners stated, \"It was fun being on a team that was so talented and successful. I can now say I have golfed with the best golfers in the state;\" \" We had one of the most talented teams in the state. \" Quoted Rich Thrasher. John Owen , Garrett Burbidge, Richie Adam Shipp takes time out of his swing to Scott Clark swings with concentration, Clark, Scott Clark, Casey Pymm, Ryan pose for the picture. knowing the camera is watching. Heywood, Bryan Petersen, Rich Thrasher, Scott Thorstensen, Adam Shipp, Cam Clark, Dusty Butler.

Hockey \"Playing hockey is really hard,\" stated senior James Rindlisbacher, \"sometimes the coach really pushes us, but he does'nt expect anything that we're not capable of - anyone who is afraid or doesn't play hockey is really missin' out!\" Hockey is often considered the most difficult of all high school sports. Being Quick both physically as well as mentally is imperative for a successful hockey player. This difficult combination is what makes Hillcrest's hockey players the hard playing team that it is. Top Row Cody Johnson . James Rindlisbacher. Shane Mason . Kirl Nielsen. Greg Toone. Brody Yeamen . Coach John Kiser. Bottom Row Mike Manzanares. Nick Kiser. Mark Auguson . Justin Yales. Missing Justin Suri ll o. Hockey/ 77

Girl's Cross Country The track team flashes us their winning smiles. Debbie Hunter concentrates on pushing it to the limit as she nears the finish line. Mandy Matthews concentrates on beating her previous time. What can endure rain, sleet hail, and both freezing and burning temperatures and still come out on top. OK, the mailman, but what can also handle aches, pains, sore blistered feet sleepless nights, and sheer mental and physical exaustion. You've got it our very own Girls cross country team. These girls were up and running long before school even started. With a feeling of satisfaction and the occasional reward of an otter pop, They went home with more than just aching mucles and blistered feet they had a feeling of accomplishment. This year the team was made up of mostly juniors and sophomores with only 1 senior (Natalie Pressett) on the team. Coach Gary Dean said \" The bottom line is we've got a lot of young new talent, and we 're looking forward to a good future\". Even though the team was young, they had a record of 6 and 1, and at region Arnie Russell took first place in the Junior Varsity division. \"It really gave me a sense of accomplishment,\" Arnie said. \" It made you feel good just to finish even if you didn't place.\" 78/Girls Cross Country

Lindsee Sheppard gave Mandy Matthews Becky Matthews. Amie Russell. and Candice mora l support before the meet. Liehr all stretch before the meet. Jamie Durrant With a look of satisfaction Leslie Dearden crosses the finish line. Top row: Candice Liehr. Holly Bettilyon. Tamara Przybyla. Natalie Pressett. Tiffany Rawlinson. Becky Lindberg. Ruth Ann Farnsworth. Leslie Dearden. Kristy Richards. Gary Dean Bottom row: Becky Matthews. Debbie Hunter. Lindsee Sheppard. Mandy Matthews. Christen England. Amie Russell. Not pictured: Dana Ward Girls Cross Country/ 79

Deri c Nance and Robert Woo d ta ke th e quarter o f this race to wa rd s victo ry. Cross Country Robert Wood streches out before a meet. Shawn Christensen, Bingham just can ·t touch him! Jamie Durrant \" It wasn 't one of our better years, but it was self-rewarding for our team.\" This was said by Coach Pearce who directed the cross country team in their 5 and 2 season. The varsity team qualified for state with one of the teams's best runners, Austin Wood (pictured right) . This was Austin 's first year on the team. He was the top runner in state and in region. The team worked hard this year. After a practice Chris Erskine, lying on the ground, had said, \" Objects at rest tend to stay at rest!\" This comment was followed by Coach Pearce's replying, \" Objects in motion tend to stay in motion. \" Coach Pearce and the team are all looking forward to next season . We congratulate the team on their winning year. 80 Boys Cross Coun try

Row 1 (left to right):Tyler Price, Jeff Hurst, Bart Bennion, Auston Wood, Eric Eades, Matt Hastings, Todd Ruffner. Row 2: Andrew Jensen, Brian Gibby, Bryan Johnston, Deric C. Nance, Aaron Montgomery, Dan Maybe, Danny Walker. Row 3 :Coach Pearce,Robert Wood, Shawn S. Christensen, Sean Hansen, Ryan Brown, David Walker, Chris Erskine, Brandon francom, Tom Hopkins, Adam Steven Jensen. Not shown: fred Beesley, Jeff Clark, Jim Tidwell. Brandon francom, a few yards form the finish line, strives to win the race. Page by J ennifer Spendlove and Dea na Grossm an

Varsity Basketball The Lady Huskies Varsity Junior Cindy Jensen shoots for two in the game against Viewmont. Basketball team played tough this year. Though they struggled through preseason they came through with a big win against Brighton, at Brighton, 55-52 in the last minute. Senior Kristi Hooper said, \" We pulled together at the end of the game to win. It was RADI\" The team fought through the preseason due to injuries. Junior Stacie Reynolds, point guard, said, \"If we play to the best of our abilities, we can beat almost anyone. \" The team agrees that their biggest advantage this year is team work. \" It is no longer me, it's we,\" said Senior Jeanette Sayers. Even the team members who sat on the bench were part of the team and gave tons of support. Thanks to the help of coaches Sarah Habel and Magaret Rose, the Lady Huskies learned new techniques and how to playas a team. Chris Bown The team captains Allison Jones and Cindy Jensen showed us their pearly whites. Back row: Coach Rose. Jeanette Sayers. Tiffany Shuman. Heather Hansen. Ita Sapp. Kris Jensen. Allison Jones. Cindy Jensen. Julie Johannessen. Coach Habel. front Row: Wendy Barkley. Stacie Reynolds, Heather Johnson. Amy Smith. Kristi Hooper. Wendi Liljenquist. 82/varsity Basketball

Ita Sapp was ready to pick up the rebound. Senior Allison Jones guard's her territory. Chris Bown \"Our goal this year is to play consistently and to do the right things at the right time, along with an in- creased intensity on both ends of the floor.\" - Sarah Habel Tiffany Shuman shoots for another 2 points Kris Jensen holds down two of the opponents.

J.V. Girls Basketball \" Wait where'd the ball go?\" Wendy Barkley asked herself. \"The JV team has unityI works well together, and has been very successful this year.\" -Wendi Liljenquist Nard work, dedication, and hours of grouling practice is what made Nillcrest highschool's girls JV basketball team what they are, Wendi Liljenquist commented, \"The JV team has unity, works well together, and has been very successful this year!\" Congratulations on an excellent year JV team, and GOOD LUCK next year! Wendy Barkley, Wendi Liljenquist, Kris \" Oh my heckl HHS JV girl 's basketball is so Jensen, Ita Sapp, Tammy Clark, Tiffany quick!\" the girls from Provo's team Shuman, Heather Johnson, Amy Smith. exclaimed! 84

Soph. Basketball Kim Wilson goes for the shot little does she know, she's Team members watch as their fel- Sherry Bascom drives in to make an extra two holding on to the referees head. low player shoots a free throw. points in the game against Provo. \"The attitudes on this team couldn't be much better. Everyday we've worked hard to polish some aspect of our game, and everyday these kids have responded and improved. In 52 days we plan to be on that bus headed for Weber Statel\" S. Habel Rl: Kim Wilson, Maryann Bird, Sherry Bascom, Sally Larsen, Pauline Vanderbek/R2: Yuki Igar- ashi. Megan Skidmore, Meggan Candrian / R.3: Kim Hagen, Shae Saylor, Julie Darrington, Kim Kunde This years team has come a long way. They enjoyed working together and knew what it took to win, They .lost a valuable member, Maryann Bird to the JV's but did well filling in the gap. Megan Skidmore, one of the most valuable assets, feels everyone is im- portant \"It's a team effort\" she com- mented. Their goal was to win the rest of their games but beating Bingham seemed to be the most important to Kim Wilson. They all agree as Shae Saylor mentioned, \"It was great to make new friends.\" 85

Boys Varsity Basketball Scott Stevenson prepares to put it in for the .. Huskies. The Highland player crouches in fear when he sees Brian Kelley's awesome muscles. From left to right: Scott Stevenson. John Owen. Scott Clark. Brian Kelly. Dan GOing. Jason Wil- liams. Matt Tullis. Jason Strong. Paul Carr. Tyler Borg. Carlin Reese. Tony Mcillece. Stuart Weichers. Ryan Kelly. Clint Smith Bottom : Nate Cottle. Kevin Damron. Coach Langpap. Coach Cottle. Mike Huish. Trent Asay. Brad Reeves Chris Bown. Todd Ruffner Varsity basketball did great this year. One of the main factors that helped them so much was their unity. Carlin Reese said \" The Seniors are good leaders and great friends.\" Stu- art Weichers said \" The Seniors on the team are great examples of hard work.\" Their closeness and friendship made them the great team that they were. Brian Kelly said \" No one is self- ish, everyone is considerate. \" Not only was the unity between the players great but the coach and the players really got along also. Clint Smith said \" The coach is a great ex- ample, not only in basketball but also in life.\" When Matt Tullis was asked what he thought of the coach he said, \" Coach is a cool critter, and a slick dresser.\" We'd like to congratulate the Bas- ketball team for a great season. 86/ Varsity Basketball

The teams wait in anticipation for John Owen to put the shot up. Ryan Kelly goes up for the shot. Scott Clark explodes into action as he takes control of the ball. The Green Smurfs have great personality. -Tony MciIlece Varsity Basketball /87

Left to right: Darin Seegmiller, Jason Oliver, Stuart J.V. Basketball Weichers, Carlan Reese, Tyler Borg, Jason Williams, David Fife, Jerry Whitehead, Paul Carr, Matt Tullis, Larry Lundberg, Mike Bowlden, Dan Going, Tony Mcil· lece, Clint Smith, and Coach Langpap. Huskies manage to top the rest, (Carlan Reese) Lisa Benidict Carlan Reese analyzed the situation, checked his options and successfully passed the ball. A good defense makes a good offense, This year the coaches put great emphasis on the defensive side of basketball. The strategy seemed to work making this a su- cessfull season, for the J.V. ball players. Tony Mcillese said \"The emphasis is on defense but everyone is also an offensive threat.\" \" We all want the same thing, to win!\", says Matt Tullis. \" This common goal is the glue that held us together.\" 88/ JV basketball

Sophomore Basketball Jason Oliver struts his stuff as he goes for the Faster than a speeding bullet Jason Oliver Brighton players stand astonished as Larry lay-up_ whizes past the opposition for a basket. Lundberg Hies over head for the basket. Back row- left to right: Jason Oliver. Chad Severence. Scott Elder. Brett Jenson. Luke Sorenson. Richie Clark. Mark Gold. Front row- left to right: Kevin Chipman-manager. Mike Huish-asst coach . Mark Jensen. Mike Bowlden. Jeremy Morrison. Brett Bryson. Larry Lundberg. Jerry Whitehead . Dave Fife. Kevin Damron-coach . Darren Nordfelt- manager. Kneeling: Zac Love The sophomore team worked hard for a very successful season, using hard work and cooperation. Coach Dameron says that it is a good team with alot of potential and good size, which is a change for Hillcrest. In the 90's they were undefeated 8-0. Everyone is expecting state champions from this great team. 89

Varsity Wrestling When most people think of wres- Jeff Skowronek showed Husky power as he tling Hulk Hogan is the first name that took his opponent down to the mat. comes to mind. But actually, wrestling Mr. Swayden, the hard working coach , always in not as glamorous as it seems. The had a positive outlook on life. Hillcrest wrestling team spends hours Andy Buhler used both physical and mental practicing after school, to be the win- strength to defeat his opponent. ning team that they are. There are many more aspects to wrestling than Photos by Allison Jones just the physical side. Senior wrestler Clint Booth said, \"There's only so much you can do physically; from then on it's all mental. Intimidation, courage, support from your team, determination, and hard work are all mental aspects of this sport. Each wrestler does his best to get into his weight division and meet his opponent. From there each wres- tler meets his opponent on the mat; one-on-one. Even though each wres- tler takes his opponent on personally, a lot of his strength comes from the team. A team is defined as, \"a group of people working together for a com- mon purpose,\" and for the Hillcrest Varsity wrestlers, that purpose is vic- tory. Row 1 L·R: Andy Buhler, Darin Sullivan , Fred Beesley, Brent Cotten, Ryan Smart Tom Allen . Row 2 L·R: Coach Swayden , Am Kniffen , Brad Neff, Jeff Skowronek, Shawn Whitmore, Clint Booth , Don Kitchen , Dan Maybe, and Coach Jones. 90

So far this year, Hillcrest has proven to be a team with a 6-0 record in dual meets and first place in two tourna- ments. Hard work is put in by all the wrestlers. The coaches are the ones who bring everything together. The wrestlers give much credit to Coach Swayden and Coach Jones, and as Senior wrestler Brent Cotten put it, \"They have taught us to get along and to be a team.\" The hand of Don Kitchen was raised in victory as his opponent looked on in awe. \"All wrestlers work hard and have made great sacrifices for the team.\" -Shawn Whitmore, Senior Photos by Allison Jones Guys. you forgot the Twister mat! Shawn Whitmore and Clint Booth waited In anticipation and showed their excitement in waiting for their turn on the mat. 91

Junior Varsity Wrestling Although the Junior Varsity team has not been wrestling as long as the Varsity Team, it does not mean that they work any less. Still under the di- rection of Coach Swayden and Coach Jones, the Junior Varsity team puts in long hours of practice on improving their techniques and getting ready for tournaments. Although most of these wrestlers are sophomores, which makes for a young team, their deter- mination and hard work has paid off with an impressive record and has made them part of Hillcrest's best. The proud coaches, Jim Swayden and Randy Jones. Photos by Allison Jones \"Wrestling ... Guys who roll around the floor with other guys ... \" -Judd Nelson from The Breakfast Club Austin Wood shows his opponent who's boss by taking him down to the floor. 92

Sophomore Wrestling Although there weren't very many sophomores on our team this year, they let their Husky spirit shine through. This years sophomore wrestlers have had a good season. When asked, some of the team members responded about their team, their season and wrestling in general, \" The practices are better than the meets because there aren't any spectators to make us nervous\" replied Telly Esplin Their feelings about dieting were pretty much the same. Sophomore David Witkamp stated, \" There's not enough food but the wrestling is worth it. \" The sophomore wrestlers look up to their J.V. and Varsity members for the support which they are more then willing to give. \" The J.V. and Varsity members aren't stuck up they teach us instead of teasing us\" stated sophomore Telly Esplin. These guys work great together and we hope they keep up the good work next year. Page by-Debbie Garcia and Jenny Staker 1,2,.3 time is running out for Tom Lyons opponent. It looks like Pat Cook has gotten himself into a little head jam. R.1-Robert Marr, Scott Petty, Myran Butler, J eff Tadlock, Dave Thomas, John Aguirre, Bret Bradshaw, Jason Artez. R_2-Jason Larsen, Dave Pugh , Eric Rosner. David Witkamp, Shane Webster, Brodie Smith , Matt Mills, Mike Simmons, Joey Nielson _R..3-Ruben Lopez, Chad Chauvin, David Neff, Trenton Harris, Chad Knowl ers, Mike Jensen, Telly Esplin, Charlie Pulver, Grant Schiess. 9.3

Swimming and Diving Girls Swimming Team, Bottom Row: Suzie Ad- ams, Denise Murakami, Becky North, Lisa Wright, Stephanie Fuhriman. Second Row: Becky Lindberg, Stacie Bjomn, Lauren Bates, Jaime Alsop. Third Row: Sara Bates, Michelle Grant, Shelley McDonald. Top Row: Rebecca Haussler. Coaches: Julie Nielsen, Tom Hudd- lestone. \"Swimming is fun, but you have to work hard to make it worth iU\"- Nathan Emmer Photos by: Jamie Durrant Lisa Riding puts all of her effort into a graceful dive during practice at Midvale Middle. \" The diving team worked good together this year,\" said Captain Lisa Riding. The team put in many hours of hard work to make the competition fun . Taking first place many times this season , the team was one of the best teams Hillcrest has ever had. Diving Team , Top Row: Justin Curtis, Floyd Clark, Greg Wright. Middle Row: Lisa Riding, Rach el McKinnon . Bottom Row: Steve Green. practi ce at Midvale Middle School.

Boys Simming Team, Bottom Row: Ryan Wiech- man, Anthony Romrell, David Holtby, Ryan Carlson, Trent Sperry. Second Row: Aaron Sperry, Adam Finch , Wade Hardy, Nathan Em- mer. Third Row: Brian Romrell, Nonn Rindlis- bacher, James Gammell . Top Row: George Granholm. Coaches: Julie Nielsen, Tom Hudd- lestone. Hillcrest's \" Brazilian Dream\", Denise Mura- kami, shows us what she's really made of. \"It's a 'wet' job, but somebody's got to do it\" said Coach Julie Nielsen! Being a new addition to the team, she felt that being a coach rather than a swimmer was an eye- opening experience filled with challenges and lots of fun! Coach Tom Huddlestone felt that this year's team was the \"deepest\" team he had ever coached. This year, the team was \"not so star oriented.\" He needed the whole team to do well in order to win, not just two or three swimmers. With the hint of taking the Girls Region Championships this year, the team had more determination and dedication. \"The girls team hopes to continue their outstanding record and stay undefeated as they have for the past two years,\" said Captain Lisa Wright.\" Contributing many hours a day to swimming, the team gave it their best. Photos by: Jamie Durrant Newcomer Coach Julie Nielsen \" holds\" her Mat Granere uses all of his strength to push own on the team with Coach Tom Huddlestone. himself toward the wall and gain a victory. Pages by Michelle Grant and Annette Jordan. Swimming and Divingj95

Girls Track Girls track is not only a sport, it across the track. Liz Jackson and provides a stable environment for Megan Jones said, everybody The stamina of an average girls track team strenuous exercise. Watch out, you thinks that track is really easy, but member, is always of the highest degree. know the girl's track team is it takes a lot of hard work and coming by, when you feel the gust dedication. of wind smack, and fire streak Fellow trackster practices her flying skills by running in air. \"If you don't have your form down, the discus will only make it about 2 feet in front of you, which is very fnistrating when your competing in a meet.\"-Amy Smart 96/ Girls Track

&. Field We surely wouldn't want to meet Cindy Jensen with her spere in a dark alley at night. Alley-Oop!1! For the past few years, the sports that go along with track, such as, discus, shot put, and javelin throw, have never been mentioned in the Yearbook, but this year, they are finally being recognized, A lot of hard work and determination have been put into these sports and yet, we never even noticed them. So now it's their turn to strut their stuff. Now, is it two steps forward or two steps back, oh my heck I don 't rememberl Girls Track/97

BOY'S The members of the Boys Track Team are: Carter Allen . Jameson Anderson . Brian Ashton . Jeffrey Astle. Jeremy Astle. Jeffrey Ballard. Alex Barker. Jonathon Best. Dustin Bezenek. TRACK Clinton Booth. Jeffery Brandt. Ryan Brown . Brett Bryson . Boyd Burnham. David Calder. Matt Christensen. Matthew Christensen. Shawn Christensen. Brett Cotten. Jason Cowan. Troy Nesbit believed if there's no pain. Christopher Dame. Adam Dimond . Daniel Dowdle. Jamie Durrant. Eric Eades. Garrett Elmer. there's no gain. Thomas Esplin. Maurice Estioko. Brandon Francom. Michael Fullwood. Michael Gates. John Gibbons. Cristopher Glade. Stanley Hadlock. Jason Hall. Paul Harmer. Gavin Harris. Sh Hatch. Stephen Hayward. Nicholas Healy. Michael Heaton. Ryan Heywood. Thomas Hopkins. Randall Hunter. Justin Huntsman. James Hutchings. Russell Jansen. Adam Jensen. Andrew Jensen. Adam Johanson. Shawn Johns. Donald Kitchen. Arn Kniffen. Russell Koehller. John Kramer. Jeffrey Lefevre. Gary Limberg. Kevin Lloyd. Jaime Lopez. Steven Maloy. Ryan Mehl Forrest Mitchell. Aaron Montgomery. Bryan Moore. Ryan Morrison. Deric Nance. David Neff. Troy Nesbit. Darrin Nielsen. Kirt Nielsen. Bradley Olson. Steven Park. Matthew Peery. Jacob Powell. Ryan Powell. Brandon Price. Dustin Reid. Robert Reid. Jonathan Rockne. Cory Ryan Ross. Omar Rueda . Todd Ruffner. Mark Ryser. Chris Scott. Paul Seamons. Chad Severance. Peter Shaw. Adam Shields. Erik Shupe. Paul Skolmoski. Douglas Slesser. Jeremy Smith. Clint Stauffer. Robert Sumsion. Scott Sumsion. Buu Tran. Hong Tran . Scott Urbom. Ryan Vance. Mike Voss. David Walker. Jeremy Wilde. Jeffrey Witkamp. Austin Wood . Robert Wood. and Jeremy Wyman. 1 Track- I would like to summarize this years track experience with a quote from Ned Nie- derlander in \"The Three Amigos\", \"run very old one, run like the wind.\" -Ryan Heywood Nothing beat a great pair of trackstersl Tom Hopkins. and Paul Skolmoski. 98/BOYS TRACK