1982

J.V. Hits Them With Their Best Shot 2 34 Varstly Football/47

Sophomore Nick Koncar, J rry Laf v r, }Im Maxw II, Pete Dashovich, Joey Long, Joey Buehl r, Football Tim odarte, Boyd Bradshaw, Tom Gr n (4th row, L toR): Dan Dans y, Joey VanVol· 1) Coach Don Neff can really r !at . kenberg, Dave Rudhch, Dana Fletch r, 3) Its face mask city. 4) H.H.S. s Zane Sklpen rd. Mike Montoya, Brad head over heals. 5) (lsi row, L to R): Thomas, Arron Hill, Mike Mesh. Jess Mor· Bnan Jones, Jay Cook Riley Clayton, I nsen. (5th row, L to r): Darnn Vmc nt, Bill Robison, Randy Warner, Marty Br nl Anderson, Brook Hath ld. R d Por· Haws, Mike Stewart, Brett Niels n, ter, Rick Mortens n, Darren Monson, Mik Randy Vicchrilh. (2nd row, L to R): Bull t, Robert Harmon, Ricky Tanner, and Scott Fowser, Brian Richie, Bob Mil· last but not least is their ternhc Coach Mr. lerberg, Todd Gray, Scott While, Don Neff, the Coach that lead the I am to a Jack Stanford. Paul Paremore, Brent sev n wm and one lossy ar. Burnham, Enc Tycksen, Larry Fois· land. {3rd row, L to R): Mike Smith, Sophomore Scores: 7 wins- 1 loss Hillcrest rI 28 HHicrest vs. uotto wood. .29 0 Hillcrest vs. Bmgham 23· 2 HHicrest vs. Bnghton: 23-29 Hillcrest v . W t Jordan: 21 0 Hillcrest vs. Tayl viii 43- 0 Hillcrest vs. K arns: -22 Hillcrest vs. Alta: ·8 23 4 48

Score The Freshmen team, th1s nineteen eighty-one- eighty- 1) Nm t n E1ghty One Eiqhty Two Fr h two school year, consisted of mar Oudrterback Steve I'lr ·• r 1des back about seventy members. They to throw il touchdown pa. 2) ( ch Frank held a pretty good record win- Ia• ' ~z.z1 q ts the Freshn n t m Ill q ar. ning five and losing two 3) A 1stant Coach Bob Johnson is always games. With the whole team g1v ng a friendly word of adv1ce that makes working together, the fresh- th( Freshmen Team striv a little b1t h rder. men team can only look for- ward to bigger and better 4) n Freshmen Team thiS y ar COrlSISted things in the future. They have of approximately s venty mem rs. Thes the power to be # l. team members worked tog ther fora suc- cessful season. H1llcr t vs. Bmgham. 70 t Jor an 25-0 23 4

1) Sandra Ftsh rools down 2) K1 kmq near the hm .h Apnl Nt bPn .·<·1>' d new course rec 'rd. 3) Amy Snyd r s s th end in stght. 4) Danny Snyd r stru qles to hnish the race 5) Wayne Jens n runs a hard race. 6) Runn rs try to ov rcom prerace pliers. 3 5 ':JJ/Cross Country

l) Sdndra Fish and Amy Snyder m bn 'f !:!ltPr •l long qruehng r c 2) St ve t '<'wf'll dreams about what h ah d 3) John Ma• Claren finishes strong it Bnghton 4) Pat Lows runs with xpenencf 5) Kf vm Gnlhn and his qu<Jdrac p look ;tramed at the end. 3 45 Cross Country/51

Breaking Away Straining and seeking to carry 1) Apnl Nielsen shows r hef after a wor the body over the thin line which kout 2) (L to R, First Row) Mary Carton, marks victory or defeat and months Amy Snyder, Sandra Fish, Amta Lassig, of early morning and late afternoon (S ond row) ]Ill Peacock, Apnl Ni Is n, running left the girls Cross Country Coach Pearc , Gretch n Snyder, LISd team with stamina and speed Jenkms. (Th1rd row) Manh Robertson, enough to break cross country re- Karcie Brewer, Alisa Bruner, Sherri Hos· cords and win victories over their kisson. Not pictured: Cherie Mitch II, opponents. Jean Mills, Laura Sheph rd. 3) Coach Pearce 1v s last mmute advice to h1s With many experienced seniors runnen, 4) Anita Lassig lin1sh s the adding depth to the team, the girls dreaded \"course 5) Ahsa Brun r f Is placed high at the Orem Kiwanis pam at the Bmgham rae . and Murray Invitationals. 3 5 52/Cross Country

One Step Ahead The ache in your lungs, the pain 1) Kevm Gnffin mentally prepares him· self. 2) Jace Brewer shows the form that in your legs, and the burning in placed him 2nd m slate. 3) (L toR, Front) your throat - these are the sensa- tions you learn to live with in Cross Dave Patel, David Dyches. John Mac- Country. These Hillcrest guys who Claren, Torey Swmk, Pat LoUis, Kevm excel! in the distance run have a special kind of stamina and cour- Griffin, Jace Brewer. Ian Tolman, age. George Tucker, Ray OdoriZZI. (Middle) Lance Cloward, Danny Sn_yder, Kyle The young husky team, coached Stauffer, Delwyn Pnce, ~uss ~leele, Aar- by Raynor Pearce, were led by the on Norton, Mike Antczak, Jeff Morrey, efforts of Jace Brewer who ran to a Wade Wozab, Erik Pavlick, Steve first place finish at Region and an Powell, Randon Draper. (Back) Brent outstanding second place at State. Huninglon, Shawn Hanarahan, Navneel Sharda, Dale Hughes. Wayne Jenson. 4) Runners anticipate the starting gun. 1981 Season HHS vs Alta 31-28 HHS vs Brig hton 35-22 HHS vs Bingham 26-29 HHS vs W. Jordan 15-50 HHS vs Taylorsville 48-26 2 wms 3 1 ses Cross Country/53

Can You Dig It! \"Hit it - HARD! Bend those volleyball season. knees and dig that ball! Get up This year's Varsity Volleyball and block those hits!'' These words, along with the sound of Tearn, led by Senior team cap- pounding balls, dibing bodies, ta:ns Debbie Rekoutis and Kyra and many moans and groans, Taylor, worked very hard to fin- were the sounds that came from ish third place in region and cap- the gym every day during the ture the State Consolation Tro- phy. 4 5 54 / Varslly Volleyball

I) COdches plan th ir strategy 2) Nan The team started off the year Sp1 rs dives to reach the ball. 3) Lauri with great success. They compet- N bhng looks surpnsed. 4) Debbie Re- ed in the Weber Invitational and kouhs makes a perfect set. 5) Back row L were beaten only by the State to R, Cc:x1ch Marie Gr n, Ncm Sp1 rs, Champion Weber team. Durmg Shelly Mansheld, Laun N bhnq, Les- Region they had some setbacks lie Neeblmg, MaryAnn Fisher, Kyra Tay - but pulled it together for the lor, Coach Jeame Wilson Bottom row L State Tournament. to R. D bb1e Rekouhs, Carri Staley, Regg1 Wnght, Kelhe Burkmshaw, Laurie Neebling, a Senior Shern Hosk1sson. 6) Leshe N blmg h1ts was given an Honorable Men- the ball. 7) All eyes on the ball. 8) H1t it tion m Region play. Leslie Nee- hard Huskies' 9) Kyra Taylor IS ready for bling, a Sophomore, was named the s rve. to the Second Team All-Re- gion and was further honored by being named to the All-State Team. Debbie Rekoutis was the most honored of the Huskie players. She was named to the First Team All-Region and also to the All-State Team. Weber Invitational Varsity J.V. won Season won won won won Bnghton It lost Bingham wn won Cottonwood won won Taylorsville W. Jordan on won Kearns won won Alta won lost Bnghton won won Bmgham lost won Taylorsviii won lost W. Jordan lost won K rns won lost Alta lost won won lost lost State lost Oly us won H1 hland won ottonwood won Gr ite 10

Hit It J.V. The J.V. Volleyball team had skill backed by experience this season, and it showed! The team was well rounded, with good hit- ters and an excellent back row behind them. The Huskies went on to an 11- 3 season, defeating every team in the Region at least once. Even when they were down, they nev- er gave up! They always fought hard and kept that Huskie pride all the time. I) (Top row, L toR,} Coach Marie Green, Nan Sp1ers, Shellie Mansfield, Crishn Coombs, MaryAnn F1sher, Tracy Sharp, Coach Chris Zander. (Bottom row, L to R) Stacey Sargeant, Michelle Wright, Carrie Staley, Vicki Briggs, Kelhe Bur- kinshaw. 2) Workmg together. 3) Hitting the ball. 4) Preparing to set the ball. 5) Hilling the ball with good form. 2

Getting Into The Swing Under the coaching of Jim Ji- mas, Husky golfers placed high in region and state. After an 8-4 season, the golfers came back and took a 2nd in region and a 7th in state. Spending many per- sonal hours practicing, they re- presented Hillcrest High well and carried on the Husky tradi- tion of excellence. 1) Gary Serdar swings into achon . 2) Mark Buck shows his form. 3) Varsity golf team-Front Row, L. to R.: Joel John- son , Mark Buck, Todd Grossman . Mid- dle Row: Mike Carson , Lee Peacock. Back Row: Gary Serdar, Mark Jensen , Brad Nelson. 23 Golf/ 57

What A Racquet Our girls spent many long hard hours of practice and it paid off: they took 2nd m re- gion. Congratulations and keep up the good work~ l) Vars1ty team (L· . 2st row) D bie B1shop, Regg1 Wnght Lmda M n· cuso. (2nd row) Mrs. Schm1dt. Janel M yhng r, Rachel ] rman, lod1 Bar- fuss. Not p1clur d: Usa obmson. 2) D b1 B1shop prachces her style. 3) Usa Robmson relaxes after a set. 4) Tenn1s ke ps you on your toes. 5) ]ody Barfuss n)oys I nms. ) gg1e Wn ht shows h r form. 7) ]V team (L· , lsi row) B ck1 Fletch r, Mrs. Schmidt. Susan Swapp. (2nd row) Patty Galvez, M1chele Ols n, Sharla Manlove, Kayleen Lloyd, Camde Ph1ppen . 8) Mrs. Schm1dl watches h r g1rls. 2 - S8/G1rl's Tenn1s 34

5 0 50 -5 56 7 ]umor V rstly Gtrls TenniS 5_

Shoot The Hoop This years Varsily Basketball Team was made up of three Seniors, nine Juniors, and four Sophomores. All of the guys on the team have done an out- standing job representing Hill- crest H1gh School. They played hard through every game and gave all they had to bring pride to Hillcrest. Q. What does it take to be on the Varsity Basketball Team? A. It takes talent, mterest, and hard work. 1) J y Gull rr z puts 1t up for two. 2) Marty Haws keeps thmgs movmg. 3) Left to R1 ht) Coach hm ]!mas, BJ!l obertson, Marty Haws, Kelly Clay· ton, Brook Hath ld, J ss Savag , Reed Port r, Matt Coom . , Todd J ns n, Mark Olson, Br •tt Varoz, Dave Adams, Jeff Wdrox, Chad Kel· I r, Joey Gullerrez, M1ck Sp1lker, Coach Stev Margetts. 4) Brett Varoz mov s w1th det rmma!Jon. 5) Brett Varoz on the rebound 6) Reed Por- t r knows what g s up must com down.

Todd lens n: \"It's gomg to be a <w at cmd excthng year.\" Jess SclvcJq~: \"[ thmk our tec1m hns d lot of pot nhal If w play up to our po!Pnhc1l we Ccm play wtlh cmyon . I thmk now thnt we hav all had our pr -season xr r 1enc we have a qood chanc of wmrung reg1on, not to m nhon state.' Jeff Wtlcox: \"Some of my best limes throuqhout th years hcJv n on the bask tball court. Our team, as w ll dS our coach, are ded1cated to the game. With hard work we have the pot nhcJl to go all the way. dence will h lp us s a team.\" Mark Olson: \"Wear very young, but Dav Adams. \"I thmk that we w11l sur w1th hard work we w1ll v ry qood, and pn a lot of teams and pl th1s year.\" surpnse a lot of people \" Kelly Clayton: \"The team IS full of a lot Mtck Sptlker: \"We are gomg to be the surpnsmg team of the reg1on \" of enthus1asm and pnde. We have the Br It Varoz: \"We're young, but we're gr c1l tradtllon of winnmg to follow. I am commg along good and rna ing good progress. We'll be a factor somewhere sure we w1ll hve up to the ex !allons of down the !me.'' ourselves and the rest of the school Also, Brook Hatheld: \"I think we are really young and confident, but we have a way our coachmg from Coaches limas and to go\" Margetts has been excephonal. They ex· Marty Haws: \"[ thmk we are really young, but have the confidence to go a peel only as much as they know we can long way.\" q1v . Reed Porter: \"It's a pnvilege to play for Htllcrest.\" Matt Coombs: \"We have a team th1s Btl! Robertson: \"I thmk we're young, year that IS capable of domg anythmg we confident, and wdl go farm reg1on and m the state tournaments.\" set our mmds to.\" Tom Ewmg: \"Our team w1ll go far down the road of success.\" Joey Gullerr z: \"[ thmk w 'r a good team.\" Chad Keller: \"We're young, but I thmk with hard work and buildmg some confi· 4

32 62/Varsity Basketball

Basketball Players Do It With A Swish l) Returmng player, Jess Savage, out · jumps h1s Judge opponent m a held gOd! attempt. 2) Dave Adams IS all arms\" on h1s way down from the hoop. 3) Sopho· more, Marty Haws, outsmarts the Cot· tonwood Colts as he takes a ump shot from the lreethrow !me. 4) Number 33, J ss Savage, looks lor a team mate to pass the ball to before the Jordan guys take 11 from h1m. 5) C0<1ch W1derberg and the vars1ty team hsten attenhvely to the strategy that COdch hmas g1ves them 6) Sophomore, Reed Porter hopPS to sc:ore two pomts m the victory game over Judge Memonal H1gh School. 7) As Number 15, Joey GUiterez dnbbles the ball down the floor, he also outman· euvers Judge players. 8) Number II, Marty Haws, concentrates on h1s moves as he works h1s way down court to the home basket. 9) The Husky fans g1ve h1m encouragement as jUnior, Brei Varoz, cleanly out jumps h1s Cotton· wood Colt opponent in a jump ball. Varslly Basketball/53

3 5 1) Brei Varoz can't seem to forget about football 2) Marty Haws dnves down the court. 3) Jeff Wilcox has the ab1hty to fly down the court. 4) Todd Jensen and Coach hmas talk over strategy. 5) Con- centrating on the hoop, Jess Savage tnes for two. 4 64/VarsJ!y Basketball

J.V.'s Score Big Being led by the coaching of Steve Margetts, the junior varsity practiced many hours to face a rough season against tough op- ponents. Gaining experience on J.V. will allow many players the chance to play varsity, while showing potential for future Husky basketball teams. 1) Matt Coombs hghts lor the rebound. 2) M1ke Spilker attempts a pass. 3) (L to R) M1ke Spilker, Billy Robertson Kelly Clayton, Brook Hatfield, Matt Coombs, Mark Olson, Reed Porter, Dav Adams. Chad Keller, Joey Gutierrez, Coach Steve Margetts. 3

Sophomores Fight For Power k ps on th mov& 5) (Back, L. to R.) The Sophomore Basketball Ril y Clayton, Rob Harmon, Larry Team, one of the younger teams, Ph Ips, Btl! Ro rison, Aaron H1ll, Brook has represented us well. They've Hath ld, Lcmc Purs r. Bnan Mtll r, brought pride to our school in Damn Vmc nt, Mtke Bull II. (Front, L. to both winning and losing situa- R.) Stev Jones, Enk Fnslnp, Coach Wt· tions. derberq, Randy Warner, Bnan Rtcht . 1) Coach Mont Wtderberq hestlales a minute to see who's listening. 2) St ve Jones shows hts xperhs 3) Bill Robert- son puts tl up for lw• .. 4) Btl! Ro rlron 4

Put It In For Two This year's Freshmen were promise for future years. coached by Rick Carlson. The freshmen practiced everyday l) hanr B. ney g Is r ady for a fast after school for two hours, played hard at their games, and showed br ,ak 2) A ;cor IS in Sight for Thayne Casta 3) Vunon Gr nhalgh keeps m the fl, •w ,f the gam~ 4) M1kr We1chers will do anythmg to s •re. 5) 8al'k, L. to .) Coach Rick Carlson [, nm T,Jpp, Steven Shoell, Shane Beeney, Wayne Porter, Brock Mitchell, Kevm Rice, Ver- non Greenhalgh, Lane Ward, Todd Kennedy, Asst Coach Todd Vincent (Front) Manag r Blake Forsey, Thayne Casta, Jeff MIIchell, Danny Tims, Obed DeLaCruz, Brent Richie, Mike Weichers, Manager Mark Headman.

Wrestlers Are . This year's wr stlmg t m did wond rs for the athletic departm nt of Hillcrest Hi h. Coach Neff , varsity coach, supported and inspir d the many talented memb rs of the Husky Team. In State, Region, and Dual Meets, the Huskies excelled in the various weights whtch range from 98lbs. to a heavy weight contender who weighs above l85lbs. 1) Vwtor Ou zadn does 11 qcm 1 2) On thmq: I >r ;ure Dumas IS always on tor 1 3) tl rs tl 11 1~ id the pack. 4) !IE. d C ch DonN If and A 2 3 / Wr sthnq

J.V. team members say that next year's team will be awe- some. Yet, this years team looked impressive as the Hus- kle Wrestlers slaughtered the opposing teams they came up against. 1) Vars1ty Team (Front row, L-R) Russ Gr-)l)m r, M1ke Steadham, John St <Jdhom, Bryan Green, Mlddl row; V1ctor Quezada, Chns Tel sco, Chnt Dumas. Russ Steele. (Top Row) D,m H!ll, Rob Hill and Steve Seghnu. 2) l V. Team (Front row, L-R) Troy M1ka M1ke Pet rson, Kreq Butter held, John Harnngton, John St d - ham, Kelly Pickering. (Second row) Jon Conder, Dave Crowley, Darrell N wm,m, Scott Staley, Scott Wh1t . (fhml row) Kevm Haragurh1 I m W ter, Rob H!ll. hm Crane and Sh,me Brm)y team captam. 3) Russ St I q1ves qrer1t thought t• a I• >ng, hard mdtch. Wre thnq /

On The Top All of the Hillcrest wrest) rs shoul b congratulated for all the hme and effort they have put into making this year's Hillcrest Wres- tling Team stand out above the crowd. Way to go Hillcrest Wrestling Team! Ke pup the good work in the years to come. 1) Cc ch Don N If 2) Chnt Duma. ;!ruts his stuff 3) Bryan Gr' n looks for a httl me •n ad vi m I mnn 'J his man 4) Th I I 8 H 1· r :st High School Wrestlmg T m. 70/Wr sthnq

Boys Swing Into Action Th1s year's boys tenms team excelled in the various areas of t nms. Their coach, Craig Stark, supported them and cheered them on to victory after victory. 1) M1ke Bu~\"k serv 1! rf tly 2) ( \"'rl Mdlhi. JIVf d p thouqht f, >rf a mat h 3) Marty Haws psy r himS If out 4) M1k goes for 11 agam 5) C ch Crdq ~lark. 2 3 4 5 Boys T nrus/71

A Drop In The Bucket Just like a Chef preparing a gourmet meal, Coach Jeanie Wilson made sure every ingredi- ent to make a winning team was carefully added, until the perfect mixture was found! The team this year combined strength, quickness, talent, and experience to make them virtual- ly unbeatable. The girls worked very hard in practice doing drills to perfect their skills. When they stepped on the floor, their hard work showed! They outscored some opponents by as much as 40 points~ They never gave up, nor did they ever let up. In every game they played hard and bat- tled whether they had a five point lead or a twenty point lead. Good work girls of 81-82. 2 3----~~-~-- 72/ Varslly G1rls Bask !ball

1) ], n M11l wMms up for tf JdCT 2) nny Conq r dnv fnr tw, 3) ( J< ·h WilSOn tell:; th ledm w~ at 1<) j, 4) f.'f J (JI\" WncJhl l<Jys 11 tr 5) l< ;h< NP ~ 111 y shoot· ov ·r the opp .n.,nl. drm' 6) M.m <~nrl Coomls puts th · r I:..vun l ~ <i< k up 7) P nny \\onq r mov around h r up ponen 8) Reqqt show, ood shootmq form 9) R qt\"' mdl:es d gred pass 10) A hm\"' to refl I on the stludhon 11) (Top row, L to R) COdch M<'lne Gr n, Sh lh M,msh II, Ann.,tte Apostol. Anq 111 Boo w II. L h N bhng MMt<'lnn\"' Coomls COdch ]edme Wtlson Penny Cong r, eq•JI W ruJhl, Mandg r Nan SpJF~rs (Bottom row, L to R) Milndq r fr cy Sharp, ] iln M tlls. Stilet Si!q• ·PI bb1 Rekouhs, Cnshn Coom 1 2) AnnAl!\"' lnes for two. 8 Vars1ty G 1rls Baske t ll/73

Stuff It! Hillcrest's J.V. team was very Iough~ They cap1lahzed on quick guards who shot well from the outside and very tall players who could pull down the rebounds. They work d well together and never got down. The players gave it their best and fought hard until the end. 1) T •r' row L toR, COilc-h Mdn Gr en , Shell• Mdrdlf'ld Anq• ld Bowt'll , Su7,mnr> Pr<>ss<>ll D ·r<~lyn l•'ns n Cod• h j{ Hll<' Wilson, San drd F1. h , M•HI•l<JPr N,m SpiP . Hotturn row L to R MoHhHj{'r Trol ·y Sh<~rp, I< Hl M11ls Std ·1 Sdr<JPnl, Ch1t> Kobny.Jsh1, Rr ·ht>llP Tnpp. Cnshn Coom , Cm••' St.Jif.y 2 ) Cnshn Coombs flqhb h.ml for th•· U.11l. 3) . mdr<l F1•h r,n pm-s tort \"'v' th• f'l' 4) A1 J\"ld ·wpll qo<'S up lou Jh f r th\" rd m• l 74/J V. G1rls Basketball

Awesome Twosome Although Hillcrest's swim team contained only two swimmers, It was awesome. Tom Kirk and Ro- byne Kirk formed a brother/sis- ter team and represented Hill- crest well. After coming back as the defending state champ in two events, Tom was a high contend- er in 4A State and AAU swim- ming. Robyne, as a freshman, shows the same potential. Both worked out hve hours a day by either SWimmmg or lifting weights. l) R, .byne K1rk sw1ms butt rfly 2) T >m K1rk shows strength and form 3) Hill- crest Sw1m Team: Robyne K1rk T m K1rk. 4) Coach Russ Lauber yes the team Swimmmg/75

On Your Mark Coordmalmg effort with abili- ty, th girls' track team proved once again that they can be at the lop. Under second year head coach Dave Walker, the I am im- proved wilh the help of returning slate qualifiers and new hop fuls, who were able to leave their mark forever at H.H.S. 1) C'Odc hes W<1lk er ,md Ronk sho w tht~ nght way ? 2) Apnl Nielsen r<1nk s 1s one o f the top half mde rs m stat 3) Shern Hoskisson returned as the d e fendmq c hdmpio n m th Io n Jllffil 4) Anila Lassig ,md Shern Hoskissc'n cl e mc n strate t <1mwork m thP mile re l<1y 5) Anita Lossig e xc !Is m the 4 M e te r Run . 45

Faster Than A . Coming back as the defending State Champions, a strong men's track team hurled, jumped, leaped, and ran to finish in the top of state competition. With re- turnmg state Champ lace Brewer leadmg the way, other returning state members added needed depth to this year's team. l) Russ St wart has what II tak for th discus. 2) unnmg sid by Sid . Troy Haney and D r k Tolman give II their all. 3) 0Islanc runn rs )a e Br w rand John MacClar n com I agamst ,1ch other. 4) Kyle lens n ghd s over th high hurdles. 5) Hm Dt l·o displays his own hurlm I ·hmquf 3 45

Baseball Strikes Again How do you defend a State Ti- tle? With lots of hard work and practice! That's exactly what the Huskies did. They started workouts early m February. Because of the cold and snow, practices were moved indoors; but when warm weather hit, so did the Huskies! The team worked many hours to prepare for the season ahead. With Coach Johnson at the helm, the Huskies were off to defend their State Title. 78/Baseball

2) Gelling d o J Jump off the base IS e~;-nhdl 3) It nnt dS edsy dS 11 look 4) G d ,nc ntrdh 'n m !dy- mg de wn d perf t bunt 5) Swmgmg for d base h1t, dnd mdybe more. Baseball/79

Gymnasts Do It With A Twist With new coaches and team members, Hillcrest's 1981-'82 Gymnastics Team was one to be proud of. They brought home many high honors to our school. The girls put in more hours of practice than many recognized. Unlike most sports teams, they worked out all year to compete in a three month season. 1) Laura Dayton performs a front wal- kover on the floor rouhn . 2) Chen H n- ry shows a graceful pose in her floor routine. 3) Russ Stewart, Std Coni y, and Ken Wright w re this y ar's team coach s 4) Ntcol II Lov shows h r s ns of balance whil posmg on th balance beam. 5) Suz Eartman d m· onstrales her flextbthly whtle doing the sphts on the beam. 00/Gymnaslics

Do A What??? 2 These words might be heard from a diver, a trapeze artist, or a skier. But, in this case they prob- ably came from one of our gym- nasts. Hillcrest's gymnastic students and team put hours of time and effort into doing what they like best. Gymnastics! This is a challenging sport that requires a good sense of coordi- nation, balance, gracefulness, and most of all, courage. Almost all of those ladies start- ed this fabulous sport at a very early age. They've worked their way up to where they are today. I) Ltsa Baer demonstrates her sensation of balance as she poses on the balance beam. 2) Michelle Roach shows her gra- cefullness by posing on the beam. 3) Ltsa Baer reaches for that four mch beam that s ems to be so far away. 4) Juhe Welker and Andrea Jones participate m per- forming a reflechon stunt on the balance beam. 5) Front row: Andrea Jones. Sec- ond row: Lisa Baer, Suzee Ertmann, Lau- ra Dayton, K thy Martineau, Mtchelle Roach, Thtrd row: Kim Zahanas, Juhe Welker, Natahe Sacca. Gymnashcs/ 81





'81-'82 SBO's-Better Than Ever! 84/SBO's

There are 3 girls and 2 guys who work together, share a little room, and do anything for a laugh. Sounds like a skit from \"Fridays?\" No! It's H.H.S.'s own Student Body Officers!!! From their successful \"Hello Stomp\" to their fantastic assem- blies, the SBO's are doing the best that they can to make Hill- crest \"Better than Ever!\" (And since spirit's growing, their best must be more than enough!!!) l) Juhe VanWagenen and L1sa Jenkins are th1s year's Historians' 2) V.P. Richard Dutcher models his lux. 3) Shellie, Rich· ard, Meya, John, and Usa · Class of '821!. 4) Spellbound by our fanlashc football team, President John McEnhre and com· pany attend all games. 5) Equal nghls are for cheerleaders, loo1 2 35 SBO's/85

K1m Zahanas Lisa Jenkms Jill Rasmussen Wendy Waldron Trac1 Bingham-Head Lynette Madsen



Mike Buck President Becki Whicker Vice President

Alan Amsworth Russ Allen Scott Allen Tcx:ld Allen Bruce Allred Dale Ambrose Mike Amerman Angie Anderson Cmdy Anderson Mark Bagley Cmdy Bardm Kim Barlow Adnana Barros Nancy Baumgartner Tom Bean Semors/89

Jane Beckstrom Mike Beckstrom Michelle Bently Lisa Berrett Mark Berrett Cathy Beverley Teresa Bills Mark Bischoff Traci Bingham Debbie Bishop Shawn Black Chns Bowen Brenda Bowerbank Scott Bradford Kirk Brady Shane Brady Gabriel Bran Lourdes Bran Keawe Bray Juhe Brmton Suzette Broadus Jill Brown Jodi Brown Mary Brown Scott Brown Danna Brox Alisa Bruner Mark Buck Mike Buck Richard Bullock

Penny Conger Greg Congreves John Conh K1m Cook Marianne Coombs Lonn Coon Seniors/ 91

Davtd Dyches Leasa Eckman Gary Eisert 92/Seniors

Laura Encson Brad Ertmann Dav1d Evans Wendy Everett Greg Fairbanks Tom Fa1rbourn M1ke Fronk Edon Fuller Shirl Fullmer Molly Gardner Joel Gaster Terry Gaster Seniors/93

Richard Godfrey Paula Golesh Jenny Goodman Jarren Green Doreen Greer Conme Gregory Robm Greemg Kathy Grrffin Kevin Gnffin Lisa Groves Tony Guerrero Mtke Gunnarson Julie Gutierrez Becky Hall Kayleen Hammer Mark Hampsten Ang1e Hansen Chris Hansen Mark Hardcastle Rick Harman 94/Seniors

Brett Hams Steve Haskell Wendi Hatheld Cmdy Haws Chip Hawkes Don Heibel Cheri Henrie LeAnn Heugly Doug Heward Path Hiatt Tnsh Hill Bonme Hmtze Derek Hofeling Nancy Holder Heidi Holt Troy Hone Bob Hood Curt Hooker James Hooper Mindy Hopkms Chuck Hopper Sherri Hoshsson David Houtz Simone Hughes Alan Humpherys Scott Humphrey Jon Hunsaker Don Huntsman Kim Hurzeler Diana Ingersoll Semors/ 95

Yashumi Iwamoto Carmen Jacobsen Kurt Jamison Melanie Jeffs Alan Jenkins Lisa Jenkins Blake Jensen Cherie Jensen Lmda Jensen Mark Jensen Todd Jensen Kan Jensen Sheri Jensen Ricardo Jerez Rachel Jerman Desiree Johnson Scott Johnson Tina Johnson