1982

Tony Coleman Jon Cook Lon Cook Rolhn Cook Dav1d Coon Karen Cooper Angehna Cortez Angie Cox He1d1 Crandall K1m Croft Todd Crow Sheldon Dale Susan Daniels Tammy David Tim Dav1d Brent Dav1s Colhn Dav1s Cra1g Dav1s Jeff Dav1s Lee Dav1s Megan Dav1s Ellen Dawson Veromca DeHart Obed Delacruz Olga Delacruz Sandy Deland R1ck Despam Remssa Dobbms R1ck Dowdle Tina Draper Freshmen/147

Andy Duss rr Ann Dyches W d Dyches Jom Earl K lh Edwards Gordon Eis rt hm Egner D nny Elder Kathy Ellis Paig En !hard! Jeff Ere nbrack Leshe Er kson Frank Escarciga Chns Espmoza Sharn Evans Jam Ev r tt Jodi Ewell Susi Eyre Rod Fairbanks Kim Fairless Enc Fannm Dan Farnsworth

K n Farnsworth Terry Farnworth Dav1d Fata John Feller M1ke Fmch Jon Finn Ryan Fisher Cory Flores Tammy Folkersen Kah Folsom M1ke Forbush Blake Forsey D rek Frandsen Enc Frogge! J If Furs Usa Gala Gary Galvan Nancy Garduno Gary Ge1gle Bev Ge1sler Mehssa Ghiz Valane Gtles Jom G1llett DeeAnne Gillette Sarah Godbout D1ane Goff Bern1e Gonzales Ralph Gonzales Sean Gons Khnshna Golberg Db 1e Gould M1chelle Graham Wtlhe Gray Jud1 Green Kern Green Vernon Greenhalgh Todd Grossman Wendy Gundersen Wendy Haacke Sam Hackwell hm Hale Freshmen / 149

Shan Hall Son)a Hampel Scott Hancock Sean Hanrahan Dawn Hansen St ph n Hans n Kimt Har gucht Tamt Haragucht Carole Hardcastle Shauna Harman John Harrmgton Mark Harrmgton Mike Harris Ron Harvey Allison Haslett Penny Hatcher Kelly Hall Suzi Hawkes Glen Hawkms Camtlle Hawley Ktrk Hays Ltsa Heath Mark Hedman Rick Hemecke Gernt Helbtg Enc Henderson Steve Hengen Bnan Henne Teresa Henne Mike Henry John Henson Bryan Heugly Dauna Heward Shauna Heward M rk Hewttl Barbara Htggmson Mark Htll Jenny Hilton Steve Hmman Troy Hod II

John Hodges Ron Hoffman T1ffany Holman Troy Holley Alan Hoyne Jerry Huber Dawn Hudson Andrea Hummel Todd Humphery Chns Hurzeler hm Hutcheon Trav1s Hyatt Mark Ireland Darla Isaac Jod1 J coway Matt Jarman Suzann Jeffnes Juhe Jeffs HI! J nkms D ralyn J nsen Patty J ns n Juhe Jenson Jeff Johanson Jenmler Johns

Usa Johns Can Johnson Jerry Johnson Jody Johnson Kaye Johnson Kris Johnson Kurt Johnson M1ke Johnson Sherne Johnson Stephanie Johnson Dayna Jones Jeff Jones Tilfome Jones Cory Keller Kathy Keller Todd Kennedy Melinda Kettle Sayathy Khamsay Steve Kimball James K1mberly obyne K1rk e1th Klingler Chi! Koehler John Kohlschem Stephame Kuehn Shane Kynaston Scott LagerqUist Roger Lang Sean Larsen Ten Larsen

Bill Larson Usa Laws Brenda L atham Cmdy Le1dam Bnan Lew1s Lee L1edtke Jolene L1lhe Tim Lmdner Chnstina Lmnell Greg Littlewood Brett Lloyd Edward Lloyd M1ke Lloyd Teresa Lloyd Kevm Llewelyn Lan Lockwood Sabnna Lofgreen Brian Lofland Knshne Long Jennifer Longhurst Christine Loom1s Becky Looser Nicollette Love Doug Mabey James Maddox Dav1d Madsel Ryan Mame Mam1e Maim Chns Manfre Laune Marchant Chnshna Markakis Brent Marcus Kent Markus Mark Mannac Came Marsh Mai\"]orte Marsh Craig Marhn Linda Mascher Bnan Mayne ]til McCombs Stan McDonald Amy McDou all

Davtd McEnhre Dar n Mcewen lam1 McFadden D nts M mness Ltsa M rthch Mike Merthch ick Meyer Troy Mtka Carn Mtles Brook Mttchell Jeff Mttchell John Mttchell Momque Moes Kelly Molton Ang Ia Moncur ]enn Monnos Heather Montague Angela Montoya ]uhe Mondragon Janet Morgan Perry Morns Ktmberly Mornson Shelley Morrow Mtcah Mortensen Knsh Mower Duayne Nebeker Usa Nebeker !54/Freshmen

Stacy Neel Scott Neff Steve Neff Clark Nelson Stac1 Newmey r Enc N1elsen Pam Nielsen Todd N1cholson Chad Noble Bndgel O 'Connor Laura OdonZZI Randy OdonZZI Chad Oldroyd Kym Oldroyd Russ Olsen M1chelle Olson Sonya Olsen David Openshaw Annette Openshaw Scott Osmond Eileen O'Sulhvan Laune Outram Tammy Oveson Shen Owen Lynette Pace Cass1e Page Suzy Parcell Kelly Parker Dave Patel Brenda Pallen Enk Pavhck Jill Peacock Lisa Pearce Jason Peders n R1chard Pelzer Wade Pennmglon Debbie Perkms Shelley Petersen Greg Peterson Lee Peterson Mike Peine Jeff Phelps

Stacey Phillips Machele Pickup Holly Plott Pam Pollick Wayne Port r Suzanne Potts Andrew Poulsen Lora Pow II Suzanne Pr ss tt D rek Pullan Johnny Pymm Kar n Oumtana Shawn Ramuss n Danelle Rawlinson Sandy ay Teresa Reber Barbara eed Tammy Re1d Debbie eynolds Todd Rmdhsbacker Kevm R1ce Brent Ritchie N1cole Robb Brent Roberts Cathy Robmson Gary Romero Chad Romrell Ron Rosenbury Ten Rosenhan Barbara Rueckert Michelle Ruesch Charles Russel Manssa Sanch z Dave Sarg nt Stac1 Sargent Billy Sampson Bryan Saund rs Chanthay Sayathy Enck Sch n Steve Schicker Lane Schronen Michelle Schouten

Dawnell Scott Kurhs S arle Jeff Seegmtller Ten Sechllo Jell Sedlacek Angte Setzer Ltsa Sharp Tracy Sharp Wtley Sharp Scott Shelby Steve Shoell Stacy Shulsen Steve Shuman Bill Strshns Doug Stu Charlene Skmner Stacy Slack Arlene Smtih Brent Smtih Lon Smtih Mtke Smtih Freshmen/ I57

Danny Snyder Paul Sorensen Darlene Sorr Is Frank Sorrels Mary Sosa Kenny Sptlker Wendy Springmeyer Calvin Stauffer Kent Steadman Tracy Steele Danny Staggs Mtke Shdham 158/Freshmen

Ryan Stott K1m Stowe Brad Street Tam1 Strong Tom Strottner Andee Sullenberger Sue Sulhvan M1chelle Swapp Jam1e Swmk RaNae Swensen Leshe Swllzer Stac1e Sylv1es Danny Tallakson Lanette Tanner Donme Tapp John Taylor lube Taylor Ryan Tebbs Dav1d Temples! Suzanne Thomas Enck Thompson Randy Thompson Sandy Thornell ]cx:ly Thorpe Steve Tidwell Danny T1ms Katrma Toombs D1ane Tolman M1ke Troester Ross Tschaggeny Kathy Trotter Ron Tucker Bnan Tycksen Mike Uhbarn Carol Usher Shannon Vacuhn JessiCd Valenhne Brenda VanStarveren Roger V1cchnlh M1chelle Vieshch ]uhe Wade

Richard Wadi y Gary Waldron Wade Walk r L nard Wallgr n Heidi W rd Lane Ward Matt W rd Doug Warner Hll Wardle Lmda Wasch r M1ke We1ch rs Ton1a Weichert St ve Wesemann Stephame West Ann Western Vandi Wharton Lon Wh ler Shane Whetman Jeff Whimpey Jenmelyn Whipple Brent While Karen While Jay Wh1hng Susie Whiling Mike Williams Paul Williams

Terri Williams Robyn Wilson Kevin Wolf Tony Wocx:J Curhs Wocx:Jward Terry Wocx:Jward Cmdy Wnght M1chelle Wright K1m Yates Debbie Yengich Dav1d Young Rodney Young Karen Young Holly Yates Kevm Zdumch Susan Ze1big Freshmen/161

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Board Begets Bonds, Buildings, Budget The Jordan Board of Education was responsible for establishing the policies by which Hillcrest High School operated during the 1981-82 school year. Board President Mark Klotovich, working with Vice President Mau rine Jensen, and Members Jane Cal lister, Lois Hirschi, and Mark Wahl- qUist, met regularly in governmental sessions to deal with issues ranging from budgets and mill levies to building needs and bondmg. It was the year of Reapportion- ment. One of the Board's major tasks was realigning the voting precincts so that all residents received equal representation in school govern- ment. The Superintendent and mem- bers of his administrative staff ad- ministered the policies and proce- dures established by the board. The team provided leadership and di- rection to school operations throughout the district. Jordan School Distnct's Administration Bulldmq Dr. Raymond Whittenburg Ray Brown Kenneth Pnnce Marhn Fairbourn Richard Gourley D puty Superintendent Superintendent Deputy Supenntendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent 164/Admmistralion

Through Rain, Sleet, Snow, And Illness Through rain, sleet, snow, and illness, Mr. Schick deliv- ers for Hillcrest. Mr. Schick, after recovering from a heart attack, was able to continue as Hillcrest's leader. All students felt his absense. Without Mr. Schick to lead the Husky pack, our unity was incomplete. Mr. Schick has spent many years as teacher and principal helping students achieve suc- cess. As a deeply concerned administrator, Mr. Schick has become an invaluable part of Hillcrest. Mr Sch1ck/ l65

Vice-Principals During Mr. Schicks ab- he , h never mad the team . 5) sence the V.P.'s combined (L toR) Tom H1cks, L1ann Sm1th, forces to keep the student- body functioning properly. Cra1 Stark, Ted Lovato, Lee Jen· Mr. Lovato played head honcho, while Mr. Stark sn contributed his help. The new attendance poli- cy brought a change in the normal procedures, but amidst the changes the Vice Principals stayed on top of things. Although the V.P.'s are very busy, they always lead the example for pride and spirit at Hillcrest. Keep up the good work V.P.'s! I) Mr. Lovato 2) During Mr. Sch1cks absence, Mr. Stark was up to h1s elbows m work. 3) The V.P.'s anx1ously wait for the game. 4) Mrs. Sm1th Page 167: I) Mr. Hicks 2) Mr. Stark 3) Mr. Lovato can't behev h1s eyes. 4) Although Mr. Jensen attended all the prac·

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A Helping Hand R-R-Ring! R-R-Ring! R-R- 1) R1chard Bird, Sophomores. 2) Carlyn Ring! \"Information, how may I L she, Jumors. 3) Belva Chne, Semors. 4) help you?\"Student \"I need Frank Fenlon Fre· hm n 5) B 'YO Mousl y, to locate someone who is not Vocaltonal Co·ordmdtor only willing to listen to my problems but also willing to give solutions.\" Operator- \"Well, that's a pretty stiff or- der ... Hmmmm ... Have you tried the counselors at Hill- crest? 32 5

Hillcrest's Vital Pulse Like breathing, the Media Ser- ic, and the printing would bene- vices provide wital functions for glected. the school, yet they often go un- noticed. Without each of their ef- 1) Wayne Fagg Mecha Coordmator 2) forts, the library would be chaot- Dana Tripp, Media Produchons 3) Lmda Hess, Libranan 4) alph Fernn Media Produchons 34 Media Servic s/ 169

Developing Creativity All areas within the Art Depart- 5) Students work to achieve that state of ment stress the creahve process. perfechon. 6) Mr. Kelly adds a few Each class provides the opportu- touches of h1s own to h1s I I st master· mty for the students to develop p1 ce. special sk!lls and to magmfy their creative talents. I) Slowly th 1mag from w1thm ppears. 2) Mr Killpack offers conslruchve cri· hsm. 3) Dav Montgom ry oversees the Produchon Art students. 4) Students pay s 1al all nhon to d taiL 2 56 170/ Art

Hunt And Peck In type I, your technique is counting, or office procedures. hunt and peck. As time goes on, The teachers at Hillcrest help you you master the typewriter and to prepare to enter the business are ready to move on to short- world. hand, bookkeeping and ac- I) Bonme D nnmq hnds a better sys- t m than hunt and peck. 2) Scott Humphr y concentrates on the key punch machme. 3) No, 1t's not Led Zephn he's hstenmq to, but the bas1c steps m sethnq up a general JOurnal. 4) Business t achers: Jerry S1monson. Patty Puz y, Lynn Barrett, Carol Van- denAkker, Carol Baade, and Max D1ckson 5) Student typmq . Busmessl71

Speak home the q_old 1 5) Lon Lockwood follows Up! Mr. Vuyk's d1r hons and becomes a body builder. Drama and Speech are bless- ings to those who can never keep their mouths shut while in class. In fact. the only requirement is that one should be able to talk forever about anything. I) Don Huntsman prepar s for a tourna- ment. 2) \"Take that!\" 3) Lyn tte Madsen protects Wade Dawson from a Jealous Steve Wells. 4) Debators and I E.'ers bnng 172/Drama And Spe h

Need A Lift? NO, Virginia! Parents were not born to be chauffeurs. So, help them by learning to drive. The H.H.S. course in driver's educa- tion can help you to earn your license by the end of the semes- ter class. Then, Virginia, all you'll need is a car! 2 I) Much of a dnver's education is learned while out on the road. 2) \"I Just Love to drive!\" 3) Simulators: the next best thing to being there. 4) Mr. Jackson directs the classwork portion of the 6th penod dnver's ed. class. 5) Joy Mont- gomery decides that drivmg ouls1de is more to her likmg. Driver's Ed/173

English Has Puzzling Effects We wake up asking our- selves, \"Why English, it's the same stuff over and over again?\" Everyone needs to know Enghsh because we en- counter 1t every day of our lives. I) Students study proper grammar. 2) St phame Farr discusses English. AC' OSS

Parle Vous. Foreign language is not a requ1red course. At HHS, Spanish, French, and German are taught. Many students took the class and enjoyed fiestas, art, slides, literature, speakers, mternational food demonstra- tions, restaurants, and many more fun activities. I) Stud nt hstens mtently. 2) Mrs. Ia sella ts v ry prou to teach Foretgn Languag . 3) Students enJOY foods from other countnes. 4) Brenda Brestler enJOys a laugh . 3 For tgn Lan uag /175

Making The Best Of Basics Starting from scratch, Home Ec. students learned the fundamen- tals of sewing, cooking, and childcare. If your interests lie in learning to cook, the Captain's Deck restaurant is a vocational class giving experience in cook- ing for the public. Parenting and Interior Design are offered to help students cope w1th responsi- bilities they will face in the future. So, take a Home Ec. class and learn the basics~ l) Randy Severson and Manuela Sturdy perform a mock weddmg for Parenhng class. 2) Mrs. Kunz demonstrates rec1pe. 3) Sewing your own clothes can be qUite an accomplishment!

Prentarital Phalange Fondling. (Or in everyday language- holding hands!) Though basic health is re- quired for all sophomores, it pays for itself by makmg you know yourself better! Health occupa- tions and physiology are offered for those who are interested in knowing more than just the ba- sics! Learn about your body and stay healthy! l) Fnends learn Health together. 2) It takes more than one to read a health book! 3) Health classes run lor exerctse. Health / 177

Take This Job Cutting, glueing, prinhng, oil- ing, and many other skills are taught in shop. The teachers feel that each class, from Auto me- chamcs to Electronics, is an im- portant part of education. With constant help, these students may one day qualify for a well paying job. 1) Watch, I'll only do 1! once. 2) Shop 1s not all a man's world. 3) Perfechon is a major key to success. 4) I think that's the way the teacher d1d itl! 178/lndustnal Ed.

Mathe- magie! Q: What makes your brain over- heat, your fingers beg for rest, and your eyes see double? A: MATH With the hustle and bustle of a new year, Hillcrest lost a few sig- nificant math teachers; but thanks to the devotion of those remaining, Hillcrest's math de- partment maintains excellent rat- ings. 1) Bnan Markos1an seeks advice from one who knows all. 2) Work, work, work!. 3) I wonder what would happen 1! I just crossed 1t out and sa1d I didn't see It? Math/17

Start The Day On A Happy Note! Start in the second measure, change all half notes, (don't forget to add two counts), go back to the coda, do not pass go, do not collect two hundred dollars. (I bet Devo never start- ed like this~) Honestly, It's amazing that anyone can un- derstand sheet music! But thanks to the expert teaching abilities of Mr. Leo Dean and Mr. Jay Ronk, students at Hill- crest not only understood the music, but made it sound good, as well. With Mr. Dean in charge of choir, and Mr. Ronk directing the band, Hill- crest was always alive with the sound of music. l) Mr. D'·an. 2) Two stud nts re- hearse. 3) Mr. Ronk. 4) Many stu- dents prach ·ed as many as four hours a day. 100/Music

Huskies Jock Out During P.E. One of the courses required for graduation here at Hillcrest is Physical Education. Many classes were offered in this area such as General P.E., Dance, and Gym- nastics. These classes developed coordination as well as great physiques. 1) P.E. gives people a chanc I• be a .up< rstar for one penod a day 2) P E. t achers (First row, L to R) Syd ( nl y, J anme Wilson, Don Neff. Man Green. (Second Rl'w l to R) hm hmas, Dorothy Schmidt Raynor Pierce, Peggy Caughey 3) Miss Green always looks forward to sixth period. P E./181

Resource Students Climb Ladder Of Success. Resource offers an addition- al helping hand to those who are having difficulty with spe- cific areas of their education. The faculty members who work in this department are dedicated to helping those with special problems. The pa- tience of the teachers and courage of the students is ad- mirable. !)Stud nts catch up on work. 2)Re· source student, Rtck Flanders, ta kes a break . 3) esou rce teachers L to R, Anne tt Caine, Leon Moyes, Susan Benn r, Tom Huddlestone, Kay Ev· ans and Bre nt Ptlt . 182/ Resourc T ochers

Science Teachers Answers To Age Old Questions. Why is grass green? Why is the sky blue? Take a few sci- ence courses and you'll learn the answers to these and other questions. It might not be a lot of help right now, but your kids will think they have the smartest parents anywhere. I) Teamwork somehmes helps in Sci- ence. 2) Mr. Walsh 3) Looking in a microscope can be inlereshng. 4) Mr. Johnson's Science class learns mler- eshng facts. Science/ 183

Read Up On Your Past If there is any chance at all for the future of the human race, it will come from learn- ing from the mistakes of oth- ers. Social Studies helps us un- derstand the methods which will guide us to a better tomor- row. 1) Alan Humpherys listens intently. 2) Mr. Hadlock's T n and Law class holds court. 3) Freshmen are intro· duced to Soc1al Studies. 4) A Soc1al Studies class ponders history of the world. 184 / Soc:Ial Stud1 s

Special Is: Facing A Challenge And Winning Hillcrest is the key area in the Special Programs Department. The students involved may only attend Hillcrest for a short time. But in this time the rest of us have a chance to meet people from foreign lands and learn about their customs. It is a chance to travel all over the world without havmg to leave home. 1) Mr. Wdtrous mstructs students. 2) Stu- dents enjoy 1edmmg Amencdn ldn- gudge dnd customs. 3) Achievement bnngs pledsure to student. . ..-,..... . . .. ~ ~ .f~-·f':..-·.- . . ·.. - 2 Specid1 Progrdms/185

Paul Ryan Carole Argyle Anderson Baade Ch m1stry, Off1ce Alg >bra, Famiilf s, Law Procedures, Stag tech. Typmg, Enforc m nt, FBLA Glade Readmg Advisor Bailey Vocational Lyn Ross Prmhng. Barrett Baum VICA Accounting, G neral Adv1sor Data Math. Proc ssmg, Algebra Sharlene FBLA Beck Adv1sor Susan Fantasy L1t., Benner Enghsh Sonja Resourc . Beere Readmg. Ronald Jr Enghsh. Soc1al Brailsford A.P. Enghsh Stud1es. Enghsh. Sp1nt Arch1t dural Victoria Leader's Draft mg. Brinton Advisor VICA Enghsh. Adv1sor Honors Annette World Caine /Faculty Cultur Resourc Adv1sor to Spec1al MUN. Programs Sterlmg Scholars

Rick Peggy Sandra Carlson Caughey Clark Enqhsh, U.S. Dance, Sophomor H1story, H alth, Honors Fr shmon Dance Enghsh, Footboll and Company Jun1or B,Jsk tball Adv1sor Enghsh, Coach. Honor Leo Soc1ety Sydney Dean Adv1sor Conley G rman, Gymnashcs, Cho1r, Max Gymnashcs Adv1sor for Dickson Coach all Cho1rs Type, Busmess Kay Nancy Machmes Evans Garner Resource, Enghsh Tom Spec1al Expos1tory Godfrey Programs Composition Sophomore and Iumor Steve Marie Enghsh Golding Green M tals, Health, P.E. Don Machm J.V. Gust Shop, Voll yball Dnvers Ed, and Athlehc Wlm, Bask !ball D1rector VICA Coach Adv1sor Faculty/187

James Gordon Jerry Hadlock Haight Haslam T nand Law, Surv y, World H1story World H1story Consum r, Ass1stant and G neral Footl:.xtll and Shaunee Math Wrestlmg Hatch Coach roods Susan P<1r nthood. Hawkins Don Cher>rleaders Enqhsh, Haywood Adv1 or Humamhes, ElectroniCS, HAM-HAW VICA Advisor Helen Adv1sor Higbee H <1Ith Noel Duayne Occupations Horn Houtz G n rol Mrlth, Jeanne rr shmclll, cmd Alqebra Howell Alqd;ra, Sophomore ' G m try, Enghsh GPnr·ral M<1th Glen Thomas 188/Faculty Howlett Huddlestone Woods, Youth m Butldmq Custody Constru hon, Proqrc1m VI('A Adv1sor

Frank Anne Glen Iacobazzi Iasella Jackson Soc1' I ::,tud1 s. Spmush, DnvPrs Ed. Geoqraphy, Ass1stant lnternclhonc~l Eric Football crx1ch Johnson Club Adv1sor A.P. Amencan Doris and U.S. Jenson Jim H1story, Jumor Computers, Jimas Class Adv1sor Algebra P.E .. Golf, dnd Vars1ty Jack Hyrum Basketball Jorgensen Johnson Coach B1ology Freshman Sc1 nee Robert Wayne Johnson Killpack Frank Alg bra, Draw mg. Kelley Competency Pamhng Drawmg, Math. Pottery, Crafts Fr shman Football and Vars1ty Baseball Coarh Sharon Kerns Soc1al Stud1es. World H1story Faculty/189

Marco Mel Dennis Kunz Labrum Larsen Foods. Social Studies, Fr nch, US Restaurant, U.S. History, History HERO Club Sophomore Advisor Class Advisor Lorene Mark John Steve lumor Honors Lyon Margetts English, English, Film Geom try, LV. Sophomor Cnhcism Basketball English Coach Calvin Bruce Maxfield Jodi McGuire Calculus. Maxfield Fr shman Algebra ll Drill T am Sci nee, Advisor Geology Janeen McM illan Earlene David English, Mitchell Montgomery Faculty Humanities, Procluchon Advisor lor the Journalism, and Dnll Team English, Sentry Comm rcial Advisor Art, Survival Crafts

Patricia Leon Don Moore Moyes Neff G neral and Resourc: (Wally B.). C',onsumer Math, J.V . P.E.. Health. Mdth, Bas ball Football, Phystcal Coach Track,and Set nee Wresthng Brent Club Advtsor Raynor Pitt Pearce ESP. Ch ss Eunice P.E., Health, Club Advtsor Pixton Dnvers Ed., Clothmg, Cross Stewart Independent Country and Pulsipher Sewmg, FHA Track Coach Vocahonal Club Advtsor Masonry Robert Patty Pixton Roslyn Puzey Biology Rappaport Markehng, College Yearbook Pepe Algebra, and DECA Quintero Geometry, Advisor Comprehen· Honors sive Reading Algebra Mark Rasmussen Speech and Debate, Debate Coach Faculty/191

Jay Kathy Dorothy Ronk Rudelich Schmidt Pdrenthood, P.E., H dlth, Orch strd, Reldhonships, Tennis GUitdf, Stdt Persondl (',()dch MMchmg, Fmdnc dnd Cone rt Howard Jerry Smith &nus, Spmt Simonson VocdhOndl Type, H ad Auto Ledders, Fldg Footbdll Tedm COdch Kim Advisor, Stanley Girls Trdck LeRoy U.S. History, Assistdnt Soderquists Studentbody Physics, Olhcer dnd Steve Hobby Cheerleddmg Sharp Ele<::ttronics, Advisor KEY Club Ldw Advisor Byron Enlorc m nt, Thompson Cdmpus A.nn Psychology, Officer Swift Elementdry Enghsh, Tutor Paul Credhve Supervisor, Smith W nhng, HAM HAW Senior Cldss Advisor Amencdn Advisor, Problems, Expressions Socidl Advisor Studies, Assistdnt Footbdll COdch Craig Stark Honors Amencdn Government, Sociology, Socidl Studies, Tennis COdch, Ski Club Advisor 192/Fdculty

Janis Paul Carol Thompson Thompson Vanden- Alg bra, Dnvers Ed. Akker Consumer ::>horthand, Math, Powell Type, Assistant Vuyk Busmess Advisor to Drama, Commum- Honor Speech, cahons, Society Drama Club Yearbook Advisor Advisor James Voorhies Tom Dave Vocational Watrous Walker Auto Special Dnvers Ed., Programs, Health, Lane Freshman Assistant Walsh English Varsity Biology, Football and Physical Greg Girls Track Science Williams Coach Woods, Mont Hobby LaVoy Widerberg Electronics, Whitmore Amencan Sophomore Freshman Government, Football Science Assistant Coach Varsity Jeanie Football and Wilson Sophomore English, P.E. Basketball Physiology, Coach. Health. Girls Letterman Varsity Club Advisor Volleyball and Basketball Coach

Jayne Marian M arilyn Wolfe Workman Yates School Sophomore Senior Honors Psyshologist Honors Enqhsh, Enghsh, Enqhsh Enghsh Diane Babcock Lynne Bonnie Registrar Deluca Devenberg Secretary Attendance Main Office Secretary Secretary Janet Dow Carol ReNae Registrar Gunnarson Hatfield Secretary Main Office Attendance Secretary Aide Carol Secretary Hayward Denece Registrar Hollinger Elaine Secretary Attendance Johnson Secretary Attendance Secretary 194/Faculty, Secretanes

Marlene Dana Sharon Powell Rice Scott Couns ling Registrar Media Aide Center Secretary Secretary s retary Janice Sherry Troester Whetman Dana Attendance Mam Office Tripp Secretary Secretary Media Aide Secretary Secretanes/ 195

Someone's In The Kitchen With Dinah Q: Who can be found coping with the high cost of food and meeting the needs of the stu- dent body? And yet keeping the standards, nutrition, qual- ity, and the menus g1ven by the district. A: The lunch ladies. l) Joan Street gets ready for the lunch rush 2) Mrs. Hirase makes the salads 3) The lunch ladies take hme out for lunch 4) Joyce Evonkovich and Mrs. H1rase try to figure out what to do next 5) Front: L. to R. Joyce Evonko· vich , Lynda Atwood, Juhe Kngman , Toshie Yamashiro. Back: Jack1e Daw- son, Faye Newsone, Elva Walker, Pat Walker, Joan Street, Viola Baker, Lou Allen 45