1965

Steven Groves Gerold Pay R1chord Lindgren Ed Harada Roy Eastman Paul Miner Bob Hixson Robert Houston Peter Gill David Von Wagoner Scott Hobson Dorw•n Christofferson Carl Commons Roger S1mper Robert Nelson Steve Denning Bob Morley J1m North Bruce Hathaway Bert Morley Loury Hommel Kent Brown John Child Gory Ford 47

Mrs. Dorothy Schm idt Sand ra Ch risto ph erso n MARCHIONESS Advisor Pre so dent Lively green dresses with bright H's became a familiar and welcome sight at Hillcrest this year as uniformed members of the Pep Club performed their services . Team members' lockers were imaginatively decorated, annual teas with other high school clubs were held, and before-school rallies were invigorated with Mar- chioness ' typical vitality. Their half-time marches and determined cheering were the forming point for a strong school spirit, just as their presence and all their activities were the foundation of school unity. Cheryl He ss Che ryl Boyce Vice-Presodent Hostorion Sandy Fisher Carole Waters Corresponding Secretory Drill Mostress Susan Ketner Carolyn Cowley Secretory Treasurer Sue Milne luAnn Tischner loFown Barney Sandie Borich Barbaro Bellows Drill Mistress Drill Mistress Susan Carver Betty Chamberlain Gwen (:>oley Barbaro Bateman Jennie Bushnell Gloria Con ning 48

Suzy Carlston Pam Dutson Rita Loston Londo Olson Carolyn Sharp Judy Yamashiro Antto Etherington laRue Hartner Carolyn Nix Candy Nielson Scotty Show Myrna Vrones Cho rlene Johnson Vickie Phelps Marie Player Dione Harmon Kathy Jorgensen Rhio Nelson leAnn Poulsen Margaret Shea Kelly Watts Pot Griffeth Kathy Kirkendoll Sharon Newbold Kathy Thomas Kathy Willtoms Cherie LaComb Judy Olsen Kathy Ridd Terry Treadway Susan Woffinden Diona Davidson Susan Rosenhon Sheryl Woodward Sue Dorrell loni Tuttle 49

CHEERLEADERS Organizing rallies and arranging the homecoming celebration, our cheerleaders were this year's promoters of enthusiasm. Their spirited touch was seen in the hall decorations and posters they created and displayed. Most important, climax- ing their efforts towards the promotion of school spirit, the cheerleaders co- ordinated yells at the games to help make Hillcrest the best of cheering sections.

SONGLEADERS Organized as an experiment in promoting school spirit, the songleaders have demonstrated a fresh approach to the already successful job of the cheerleaders -that of directing the student body in cheering at pep rallies and at basketball games. These six lively and appealing girls have done much to generate new enthusiasm among the students of Hillcrest High, thus setting a solid precedent for future songleaders. Gloria Cann ing Head Songleader

PEP ASSEMBLIES With the accompaniment of the rhythmic playing of the pep band, the vivacious cheerleaders and songleaders led the student body in cheering and at pep assemblies held to pro- mote enthusiasm and school spirit before our basketball and football games. Skits presented by the Dance Club and the Marchioness cleverly portrayed the defeat of the opposing team by the Hillcrest Huskies. 52

Pep Band - Row One : Charley Brown, Robert Brand, Steve Hartin, Brent Nielson. Row Two : Ron Hamilton, Ed Harada, Paul Mmer, Evan Redman, Judd Whetten, Pete Fives, David Boyd, Bob Hixson, president. 53

Cra ig Sm ith was the victim of a spectacular tack le by Judge Memor ia l' s defense . VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the able leadership of a new coach, Tom Lovat, Donn Griffith, Rick Hess the Hillcrest football team underwent a tough training program that enabled them to have the best season Captains in the history of the school. Although the team was not able to place high in region competition , their three wins and five losses show that Hillcrest is \" on the way up, \" and an encouraged student body looks forward to an even better football season next year. SCOREBOARD Tom Lovat, Lawrence Ray Hillcrest 0 ----------- -------------------------------- Box Elder 20 Coaches Hillcrest 13 ------------- ----------------------------------- Cyprus 14 Hillcrest 7 -----------------------·------------------------ Granite 0 Tom Pedersen , Richard Martin, Hillcrest 20 ------------------------------------------- ___ _ Skyline 6 Steve Zupan , John Cole, Hillcrest 0 ----------- ----------------------------------- Bingham 14 Hillcrest 0 -- ----------------------------------------- _____ Tooele 6 Managers Hillcrest 6 --- --- ----------------------------- -------·----· Jordan 0 Hillcrest 0 ------- ----------------------------------------- Murray 0 Hillcrest 0 -------------------------·----------------------- Judge 20 54

.- Robert Jensen Steve Hembury Ralph Nakaishi Brice Jensen Dave Ashby Quarterback Quarterback Guard Tackle Fullback Randy Goff Guard Craig Seal Neil Smart Dennis Halpin Mark Mitchell Wayne Cutler Craig Smith End Halfback End Quarterback End Ha lfback Hillcrest Tacklers moved in to st1fle a Granite running play. 55

Dove Burri s Alan Coll ins J e rry Bess Dove Mascaro Allan Packer Max Snyder Guard End Halfback Center Guard Halfbac~ Richard Latimer Duane Perrick Mark Glove r Briant Jenson Richard Zmo Leste r Connon Tackle Center Guard Tackle End Fullback Dole Bullock Ed Driskill John Chufor Dove Seely Joe Zdunich Bob Kiholm Guard Ba< k End Quarterback Tackle Tackle Mark Hickmon Phillip Tatum John Wood Ron Littlefield Paul Archuleta Darwin Christofferson Guard Center Center End Halfback Tackle John Soex Rodney Littlefield Craig Hawkins Bob Money Ha fback Tackle Guard End 56

Halfback Craig Smith is tackled before Dennis Halpin can stop Judge with a saving block. Craig Seal, defensive end, made a hard sidelines tackle to stop a possible gainer by Granite. During halftime, Coach Tom Lovat outlined improvements in strategy. Having avoided downfield blockers, Hillcrest tacklers pressed 57 to hold Olympus' kickoff return to short yardage.

The Olympus ball carrier found himself all alone with the Hillcrest defense. Hillcrest made hard yards through Murray's forward line. 58

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The completing of an undefeated season has shown the members of the sophomore football team the value of a hard training program such as they experienced under the supervision of Coach Anderson. The strong physical fitness and outstanding teamwork that came as a result of this training have been invaluable in achieving a flawless record of victories. Row One : D. Show, C. Hothenbrook, K. Perry, D. Radovich, D. Goff, R. Perry, Krahenbuhl, G. Ajioko, R Snyder, R. Thomas, K. Elder, l. Colebrook, D J. Schoenfeld, R. Case, l. Jenson, J Judy, D. Cooley, D. Shurtleff, C. Gun· Watanabe, C. Mason, B. Holt, S. Glover, J. Beol, W. Bailey, manager. Row derson, R. Conover, R. Soez, A. Gotherum. Row Two : D. Hrdy, N. Ostler, J . Four: D Anderson, coach, R. Dow, coach, R. Furse, J . Miller, M. Morgan, T Miner, J. Elmer, M. Mascaro, T. Jensen, F. Meehan, R. Beckstead, M. Soren· Nuttall, D. Bedont, B. Poulsen , G . Rieth, K. Seal, V. Bowlden, K. Miller, A. sen, D. Draper, R Kluge, M. Dansie, J. Savage, P. Nonce, R. Gunnell, F. Borg, R. Gordner, J. Rowley, B. Mitchell, T Edmunds, D. Nelson, W. Boiley, Nozzise. Row Three : R. Sullivan, N. Alldredge, S. Johnson, S. Hastings, A. manager. SCOREBOARD Hillcrest 41 .................................................... Gran ite 0 Hillcrest 19 .................................................... Skyli ne 18 Hillcrest 6 ................................................ Bing ham 0 Hill crest 45 ...................................................... Tooe le 0 Hillcrest 19 .................................................... Jord a n 6 Hil lcrest 28 .................................................... Murray 14 Hillcrest 19 .................................................... Judge 13 59

George Hughes, hi s eye on the bas ket, dr ive s hard for two po ints in Murray game . VARSITY BASKETBALL W ith the careful superv1s 1on of Coach Art Hughes , our Don Stepan basketball team has achieved a fierce competitive spirit, Captain as indicated by their improved performance this year. Strenuous workouts and rugged discipline have devel- Randy Dow, Art Hughes, Don Gust oped the team 's bas ic talents into skillful and coord inated Coaches teamwork, especially noted for well - balanced offens ive and defensive ab ility. Th is important quality was one of the major factors that enabled the Huskies to enter state tournament competition this year. SCOREBOARD Hillcrest 71 ----·----- Tooele 45 Hillcrest 57 --·--·-····-·······-···------------·· •......... Jordan 51 Hillcrest 82 ·······--·····---·-------·---·--·--------- Bingham 55 Hillcrest 54 -········--·--------·-·--·----·--·--·---·--··--- - Judge 65 Hillcrest 69 ---·---·------··---·--··--·--·--------------- Murray 53 Hillcrest 87 -------·-----------------------------------·- Tooele 34 Hillcrest 76 ----------------------------·--· ------ -- . Jordan 66 Hillcrest 99 ...•....• ··-··------------·-------- Bingham 53 Hillcrest 60 . . ------ --- ---·--· ------------- Judge 58 Hillcrest 58 ---·--·---- ___ .•.••......•..•........... Murray 51 Rick Nydegger, Grant Fuesner Managers 60

Donn Griffith Craig Seal Dennis Trimble Steve Hembury Wayne Cutler Robert Jenson Center Forward Guard Guard Guard Forward Ron Stepan Mark Mitchell Craig Smith George Hughes Dave Mascaro Guard Guard Center Guard Guard A quick t ie up on the ball slows the fast paced action in close game with Jordan. 61

Though surrounded by defenders, Don Stepan broke into the clear for a shot against Jordan. A slow rebound in the Jordan-Hillcrest game led to tight action. Stepan tried for the tip-in, but was stopped by a high-jumping defender. Donn Griffith made a spectacular block to stop a Davis offensive drive. 62

In spite of a high rebound, many hands were close to the ball after a Hillcrest shot. A closely timed sequence of pictures shows the progress of George Hughes' successful foul shot. Competition with South for the rebounds was close and hard. 63

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Always a training place for future varsity stars, the Junior Varsity basketball team this year continued to provide valuable player experience. They finished a successful season with a respectable record against their region opponents. The team-work, discipline, and personal skill built up to accomplish this feat were the things which will help make next year's varsity a winning team. Row One : More Mascaro, Terry Jensen, George Richards, Dove Seely, Don Watanabe Row Two : R1chord Zrno, Neal Ostler, Rand Beckstead, John Chufor, Royce Gordner, Lorry Urry, Lester Connon. SCOREBOARD H illcrest 52 ··-··------- ···-······-----------·-···--- .. Tooele 36 Hillcrest 49 Jordan 35 H illcrest 79 -----···-····--------·--·------------·----· __ Bing ham 54 H illcrest 67 . -··---·---·-------·-·---------------·--··----- Judge 38 H illcrest 69 -·---·-·--·-··--·------·· -·----·-··----··--·--- M urra y 55 H illcrest 59 --------·-·------------------·-------·---------- Tooele 35 H illcrest 68 ----··----·---·-·-------·----------·-···-·---·-- Jordan 50 H illcrest 65 . -·-····-·--·-···-----··-----------·--··--· Bing ham 48 Hi llcrest 72 ----------·-----------------·------------·-------- Judge 35 Hillcrest 64 ----·-----·------------··-·--·-··--------·-···-- Murray 42 64

































Vicki Phelps Student Body Secretary With a ready smile and a spar- kling personality, Vicki has provided much of the inspiration that has gone into successful planning of our activities. Her willing service to the student body for two consecutive years has helped advance the develop- ment of Hillcrest High School. Dennis Trimble Sandi Arnold Student Body Vice Presid ent Student Body Historian Always ready to help, vivacious Having helped m his previous Sandi has done much to further years at Hillcrest to establish a the succes of the 64-65 school tradit1on of sportsmanlike con- year. Aptly fulfilling her duties duct and enviable academic as historian, she has done an ef- achievement, Dennis Trimble has ficient job of compiling a record climaxed his three terms at this of the school events this year, school by serving as vice-presi- and assisting the other officers dent of the student body. His whenever necessary. work in organizing the various activities of the year has earned 81 him the appreciation of all who were mvolved with functions of the school.

STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: Sue Milne, LuAnn Tischner, Randy Alldridge, Diana Albanese, eryn Hickson, Kathy Holt Susan M1chelsen, Shelley Birn, Wende Nix, Mike Anita Etherington. Lyn Poulsen, Lindo Mosher Craig Lovato. Row Two : Lindley, Dianna Lochrie Row Four: Gary Salisbury, Gary Ford, Karl Thomas, Carolyn Cowley, Peter Gill, Bob Curtis. John Burgan, Susan Ketner, Susan Do Do Garcia. Mike Peterson, Michael Barich, Steve Glover, Orley Bills. Walsh, Carollyn Wood, LaRue Hartner. Row Three : Ramona Oseguera, Kath- Row Five : Pam Chesley, Bob Thomas, Trim Vigil, Jesse Holliday, Cheryl Hess, Rebecca Hess, Joe Devinny. Row One : Briant Jenson, Gary Kingery, Bob Ertmann, Gordon Phelps, Colleen Josie Van Seters, Cheryl Boyce, Linda Harris, Suzanne Mackay, Connie Dye, Church, Kathy Devinny, Paula Takag;, George Hughes Row Two : Dan Marilyn Xaiz Row Four: Robyn Loveless, Ruth Ann Sharp, Phillip Romero, Watanabe, Brian Holt, Dale Radov,ch, Roy Gunnell, Alan Borg, Mark Michell, Jeann1e Petersen, Lynne Peterson, Pot Keogh, Btll Warner, Scott Brim Row Lorry Urry, Lester Cannon Row Three : Gloria Peterson, Shawnee Nuttall, Five : Lynnette Knight, David Staker, Raymond Curtis, Don Stepan, Stephen Hembury, Ben Whetman, Tony Morgan, Ed Endo, Lorin Wiser. 82

Kent Brown, student body pres1dent, acting as a spokesman for the exec- utive council, directs the procedures of the Student Council. Mr. Schick, advisor to the Student Coun- cil, discusses an 1mportant issue concern- ing the students of Hillcrest High School. 83

Carol McDonald Terry Pollock Kathy Miller Mrs. Jean Taylor Girls' Association Girls Association Girls ' Association Girls' Association President Vice President Secretary Advisor GIRLS' ASSOCIATION With an alert president and a group of willing officers, the Girls' Association began their year with a leadership meeting at Utah State University on November 14, 1964. Included tn the annual events was the printing and distributing of Christmas cards to the entire student body and faculty. A new project was a hootenanny program for all students. Row One : Renee Shelton, Marion Mascaro, Lmdo Wasden . Row Two : Barbaro Bateman, Judy Loveless, Lindo Jorgensen 84

Robert Jensen Craig Smith Max Snyder Mr. Wilmer Barnett Boys · Association Boys· Association Boys ' Association Boys ' Association Advisor President Vice President Secretary BOYS' ASSOCIATION The Boys ' Association has joined the Girls ' Association in all of their activities this past year. Among their 1oint activit1es was the distribution of Christmas cards and a hootenanny. This organi za- tion strived to unite the entire student body and provide activities which would build friendships throughout the year. Row One : Steve Johnson, Steve Denning, Steve Hastings, Tony Wond Row Two : Steve Zupon, Alon Collins, Bill Mitchell, Pout Monson . 85

Donn Griffith Sen ior Class Pres ident Kelly Watts Susan Ketner Senior Class Vice-president Senior Class Secretary 86

Diona Lynn Albanese Arlene AnDreas Betty Mary Anderson Randy Alldridge Barbaro Andrus Carlo Atkinson Robyn Andersen Sondra Dionne Arnold Pamela Bangerter Russell Bianchi Orley Bills Mochoel Lamar Bowden David H Brody Scott Brim Ron S. Brimhall 87

Kent Brown John Bullock Dave Burris Rand Brown Brent V. Burgan Mike Butler Robert Budge Jomes Butterfield John Burgan LoFawn Barney Barbera Bateman Sharlene Bell Barbara Bellows Mary Bilbao Shelley Ann Birn 88

Mike Davis Lorry Dozley Glen Dean Victor Dellognolo Joe Devinny Robert H. Duncan Pot Brannon Cathy Brinton Susan Burningham Lyndo Bringhurst Lindo Brown Jenn1e Bushnell Scott Chapman Alan Collins John Child Carl Commons 89

Mary Jane Butterfield Gloria Conn ing Suzy Carlston Claudio Corter Peggy Corter Susan Carver John Dutson James Edmondson Bob Ertmonn Jerry Erkelens David Elwm Elliott. Ronny Eavenson 90

Louise Devey Selma Elmer Pot Eskelsen Beverly Dongo Vicki Epperson An1to Etherington Susan Eckersley Margaret Erickson M1chelle Eutsler Jtm Gronqu1st Steven Groves Reid Green Steve Green Donn Griffith Bruce Hogen 91

Denn1s Halpi n Lamar Hanson Michael LaVoy Hatch Carl Hansen George W Hart Bruce Neering Hathaway Robert Hansen George Hortman Roger Heiner Yvette Evans Yvonne Evans Colleen Ewell Ellen Fivos Cynthia Margo Forsberg Annello Foster 92

Kurt Johnson Scott Johnson Will1am Jones Lee Jorgensen John L. Judy Cra1g B. Kemp Mary Gonzales Corne Guest Bonn1e Hackney Pat Griff1ths Colleen Beverly Guyer Jean Hall Stephen C. Hembury Bruce Howcroft Brice Jenson Steve Henneman Rick Hess 93

LaVana Hansen Carrie Lynn Hansen Joan Hardman Diane Harman Linda Haueter LaRue Hartner Gary Kingery Ross Larrabee Richard Latimer Duane Lacax Ran Larsen Dell Lauritzen 94

J1mmy Martinez Pot Johnston Susan Ketner Irene Kuwahara Julie Jones Darlene King Cherie LaComb L1ndo Jorgensen Mary Lou LoCome Carol Kirk Donny J. Melius Dov1d M1chelsen Paul Miles Philip Miles Chad Milne Paul Miner 95

Merrily Mastrim Carol McDonald Mark Mitchell Phil Neff Steven Nielsen Radney L. M1tchell Gary L. Newbold Ken Oaks Kenneth Nichols Larry Olsen Phdl ,p Montoya Joy Lafeen Patty Larsen Louise LeDuc Frances Leyba Rita Uston Ann Loader 96