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Hillcrest High School 7350 S. 900 E. Midvale, UT 84047

EVERYTHING YOU EVER EXPECTED! Hillcrest- Beyond the beyond A unit of teenagers reaching, expanding, Becom1ng the best Hillcrest- Modern attitudes. Individuals in search of their own niche where t hey can attain their dreams. Hillcrest- Movers and shakers. Students striving for recognition. achievement, A way to shape the future. Shane Bath ana She,lie Greenside fnd out that smil1ng IS a way of life at Hillcrest . pho•o N Olsen Our feroc1ous football team charg1ng madly toward an Alta Hawk LOOK OUTI!! photo . C Christensen Have a Coke and a smile At Hillcres• Coke is def1n1tely 1t1 photo· S. Burke Mrs Wilson t•1es to enterta1n roer k1ds wh1le filling balloons. but they aren't m- pressed . photo C Chr stensen 2/0pening

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The Man At The Mr Lovato shows his sportsmanship and school sp1nt as he stands proudly. Top, Mr. Lovato photo P. Aug enstein Mr. Ted Lovato. in 1978-88. took over the reins from his friend and mentor. Mr. DelMar F. Schick. as the new principal of Hillcrest High School. Mr. Lovato has spent ten years at Hillcrest. initially as a guid- ance counselor and eight years as an assistant prin- cipal. Mr. Lovato feels fortunate in being the leader of such a fine school as Hillcrest. \"I feel very fortunate to be at such a fantastic school. The students are great to work with. We are what we are because of our kids. The Class of '88 exemplifies that atti- tude- they are a good model for our underclass- men. Our faculty is professional and hardworking . They really do care about our students; and the community support I have received is rewarding .\" Mr. Lovato is married and the father of one son. who is a senior at Alta . Needless to say. a friendly rivalry exists between he and his son . \" My family is very supportive of my role and are very tolerant of the many hours I spend away from home. I couldn 't do it without their understanding and encourage- ment.\" \" What impresses me about Mr. Lovato is that he cares about the kids first . He cares about his stu- dents and teachers as individuals.\" J. Bowen \"If you have a problem you can talk to him and he'll listen to you and help you resolve it.\" Sofia Khaderi \"He's always smiling .\" Jill Bennion \" He works hard to improve the school. \" Vicki Daniels The Class of '88 and Mr. Lovato are on an adven- ture this year; one that he hopes will be unique and exciting . Mr Lovato has a g ood relationship w1th all the t ea c hers. photo P. Augenstein 6/Mr. Lovato

The female P E staff comes through Halloween aga1n . Photo: J. Augason. Mr. Lovato is still a kid at heart Our student body goes all out for Who we gonna call? GHOSTBUSTERS! In other words the which he demonstrates as he gets Halloween Th1s year we watched a female P.E. staff. It is a tradition that has never faltered . ready to do a hearty workout of horror film a couple of days before Every year the student body can expect to see these touchdowns with the Hillcrest foot- Halloween Photo J Augason women do something creative. Something no one ever ball team . Photo: P. Augenstein would have thought of. I mean. what can we say about these beautiful and graceful women of Hillcrest They are just TOO perfect! Thank you! On Halloween. Matthew Nowell and Curtis Hutchings dress up as nerds and go trick-or-treating at the different stores in the mall. then visit the Copperton Cemetary and hold a seance to contact the dead. Curt said, \"We haven't been able to contact anyone yet We've tried different relatives. and movie stars. Last year Spencer Driskill, Kyle Oldroyd, Jennifer Green. Caroline Nicol. and Ramie Park visited the Institute of Terror in Provo. then visited Fang Ling for glazed bananas and sherbert. After they went to a Halloween Party at their Step-mother's cabin. On October 30th, the majority of the Hillcrest seminary students attended a Halloween Dance They dressed up as witches. ghosts, bums. brides. mushrooms, grandpas, and even martians with cone shaped heads. Halloween/?









Transportation Steppong on the gos. they used a sopho- more as the1r target Sandy, be1ng the \"Dude I just bought a new car today. let's go for the b1g time ride heroic senior. gracefully took the sophs of our life.\" place w1th Ramie as a stand by Photo-S Beddoes \"Woo dude it does look pretty rod. you think we should take the breath mints just in case we pick up on some women?\" \"Yeah dude I know we'll have a car load of dames. 'Cause we're the hottest dudes and we've got the hottest car!\" \"Hey dude. did you hear that rumble? What could it be?l\" \"Don't worry 'bout it dude. it just happens every t1me I use the gas. press on the brakes or touch the steering wheel It's all under control Just some m1nor ma1ntenance problems. That's what the mechanic said \" \"Oh bummer deal dude. we almost had those ch1cks in the palm of our hands. Next time buy a real car. for now you better call Maceo. I'm bustin' out dude. gonna catch me some UTA!I\" \"He's sp1nn1ng 1n our oust \"Good job Su- sette'\" Rom1e so1d as she licked her chops and gnnned w1th greed1ness Lupe odds \"No problem. I knew you could do 1t a the tme \" Photo-S Beddoes \"Oops'\" \"Get 1n here hurry upl\" \"Help me up, I'm falling'\" \"Look up there'\" \"No, over there'\" \"Places. everyone. places!!'' \"BOOM'!\" \"THERE WENT THE TIRESII'' Photo-Brian Beddoes \"Susette. hit the gas' They're onto us' \" Shouted Lupe. Trouble IS he1r nome and gett1ng 1n 1t 1s the1r game . Rome Pork expressed by her face Photo-S Bed- does 12/Transporation

New And Different Another year as Husk1es brings new changes for the students. The 1st noticeable difference is the color change seen at registration . Bright or- ange. kelly green and putrid green lockers adorn the halls adding a type of blindness to anyone who gazes upon them This new color scheme was erected by someone new hmself. Mr Ted Lovato Mr. Lovato has added a lot of small th1ngs as well as big thrngs . One of the biggest things that has been constructed are our new stadium lights. The effort to get these lights was on outstanding feat and was not accomplished by JUSt one man Many people. companies and organizations contributed to making our light shrne The best things about the lights is the glow they cast around the Schick Stadium sign. which rs dedicated to DelMar Schick New thrngs hop- pen year after year. Life will always be different. The Sch1ck Stadium s1gn was ded1coted to our former pnncpol. Mr DelMar Sch1ck Th1s Sign was g1ven to the student body from the Closs of '87 We ore one of the f1rst schools 1n our d1stnct to hove the bnght stadium lights The hghts hove allowed our games to be later and therefore we hove more sup- port from the students These new colored lockers odd to the high Husky sp1nt . Lockers con be filled w1 h onythng from Letterman peke s to unf1n1shed homework and boo s New & Different/ 13

Here Come The Clowns They've been best friends since the womb . Sharing imaginations that no one can fathom. They perform antics; they do impersonations; the two of them can make the auditorium sound as if you were in a tropical jungle. They could be locked alone together in a room and never miss the rest of the world because they are so enter- taining they'd never be bored. They slide on their backs, butts, stomachs, head and anything else they can come up with . You might be fooled at times when Max pretends to have a seizure or Dave pretends to be dead . Max Lang and Dave Geertson are definitely the most unusual people around . They can really show people how to have a lot of fun . 14/Unusual People

Making Of A Teacher's Pet He sits beh1nd you 1n your English class. He's known as Sexy Rexy . Everyday he comes walk1ng 1n late. 5 to 7 minutes after the bell has rung He sneaks in and quick- ly sits down He sips on his headphones. lowers his head to the desk and falls asleep. JUSt like any normal day But today 1sn't normal. you get your report cards. The next day you come walking in to English and see someone sitt1ng on Rex's seat To your shock he turns around and 1t's the same Rex but looking really differ- ent Instead of his non-combed hair-do. he's wearing it all slicked back In place of his npped. written an jeans and t-sh1rt. he has on nice pressed levi's, a buttoned down. short sleeved dress shirt. with the traditional un- dershirt on underneath. the att1re of a typical teachers pet Now instead of going to concerts and out with chicks. Rex spends his time either reading a \"good\" book or writ1ng an essay for ex ra credit All the study- ing he does now pays off. as he is getting A's He takes notes in class and even enjoys some of his subjects . Rex turned himself into someth1ng that every teacher dreams of. a teachers pet You knew tho he was a natural' Ma ing Of A Teacher's Pet/15



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Mr. Hansey frantically grasps his hair with hope that Brandon Hatfield isn't hair happy. Earl \"the stud\" Harding straightens his jacket amid his screaming fans after his spectacular half court shot. 18

Remember When. Assemblies are fun. spirit-raising activities that brought a much needed something to everyday life at Hillcrest. The opening assembly. a tradition. will not be easily forgotten . Student body officers com- ing in with a big Bang, and dressed in formals and tuxs. Along with the initiation of class officers. drill team. dance company and the senior pride . Then came the sophomore joke time. one of the favor- ites of both seniors and juniors. No one will forget the joke that Greg Weichers told and then later the apology that followed . This year we started a new tradition. singing of the school song after every ac- tivity . Memories of the assemblies will forever be in the minds of Hillcrest students! Have you ever heard of Arid Extra Harvey Huskey. desperate f:x a Dry? date. tries to pick up on Mi ; helle Tucker and Lisa Peterson Raise your hands if you're sure. 19

Mr. Hillcrest \"Mr Sandman \"song Chns Bagley, Paul Augenstein . and Dov1d Bentley \" Mr. Hillcrest. bring me a dream. Make me the Photo by Juli A cutest that I've ever seen ... \", \" Dum day Ai Ae Ai 0 \". Regardless of what chord you strum, the Mr. Hillcrest assembly was harmoniously unified . Boys from every facet of Hillcrest took part in this great endeavor. Those recognized were : Jami Elder - King, Paul Augenstein - First Runner-up Jeff Freeman and Jeff Hill- Second Runners-up, Steve Vincent - Most Creative, Layne Beeny - Nice Beg, and Dave Geertsen - Wild and Crazy . The boys were serenaded by Heidi Jensen and Lisa Ward . Following were talents such as tramp routine. slide show. rap, skits. the Plaxman. musi- cal renditions, etc . It was all just an intimate gathering of the most scrumptious boys in Hillcrest. They sang , they danced, they stole our hearts. Th1s 1s the final pose o f the boy's rendition of skateboard Rally 1988 Couldn't you Just cry? Photo : Julie Augo son Benny Smith sho w s off h1s \"coco- nuts\" 1n the annual swmsu1t com- pet1t1on. Photo Julie A Steve V1ncent reveals h1s ho1ry chest to the studentbody He ma- tured so QUICKLVI 20/Mr . Hillcre st

\"I th1nk it's great that a guy like my- \"Hey big boys, you better shape self can go aga1nst the gra1n of a up,\" sang L1sa Ward to the r Hill- typ1cal male at Hillcrest and still crest candidates It was ELECTRI- come out on top Thank you \" - FY! 'Ill Photo Juli Augason Jam~ Elder the K1ng \"You be llfln\"' rapped Layne Beeny Here they are . decked out 1n the1r and Jeff Freeman (not p1c ured) evenng wear - Sean Clark. Layne Bre Worth1ng on Where d1d hose Beeny, Dav1d Bently. Photo : Juli Au- 'fros come from? Photo · Juli Auga- gason son cres '2

There's A Lot Of Expert In Us \" Some enchanted evenng,\" sang John Young and Rose Rizzuto as they Nellie (Rose R1zzuto) prepares to wash found peace together that man right out of her ha1r, while Stew Pot (Ryan Taylor) gets the water ready so she can do just that Real human head? Bloody Mary cap- tures Luther's attention with another one of her moneymak1ng schemes 22/School Play

\"There is noth1ng like a dame! \" sang South Pacific the sa1lors of the South Pacific . Lt Joseph Cable and Liat have a \"Just because I'm forty doesn't Some enchanted evening, Hillcrest gave a school play. \"Happy Talk\" about the things they mean I'm THROUGH! \" yelled Com- It was South Pacific and was definately a hundred and like to do mander Brocket (Steve Fehr) at Lt one pounds of fun . Obviously everyone thought so too Joseph Cable (Dav1d Bentley)-ln because the house was packed for the three nights that the company of Nellie and Com- it ran . Co-directed by Robin Mousley and Powell Vuyk, the mander Hoverson cast was talented and enthusiastic . Nellie Forbush. played by Rose Rizzuto. and Emile De Becque. played by John Young. showed their acting and singing talents as the leads in the play. But talent was not restricted to just the leads. Bloddy Mary. played by Melissa Barwick. Lt . Joseph Cable. played by David Bentley. and Luther Billis. played by Benny Smith were amazingly talented in their portrayal of each individual character. The remainder of the cast added humor and vivacity to the production. The play incorporated the chorus and the Dance Co. who sacri- ficed many hours of dedicated practice to produce such a spirited rendition of South Pacific . The props were perfectly suited to the setting of the play. The costuming was also fantastic and authentic from the World War II era in which the play took place Amidst the billowing. balming palms one can hear the enchanting beckoning murmurs of Bali Hoi. Bloody Mary's hula skirts swishing in the wind; a group of homesick sailors singing of their girlfriends back home All in Hillcrest's playI School Play/23

The Battle Of The Jug & Axe Shown Heiden reaches for the re- bound as Troy Bench waits for the There are wars and then there are battles. For the outcome. past 18 years we have battled against the Bengals. Each year the Huskies fight back with a power that cannot be beat - school spirit and Husky pride. This year the Hillcrest studentbody overpowered the Bengals by far in support of the teams. We hope that we can continue this tradition of excellence. Spirit week was reintroduced this year which ad- ded an overall feeling of unity. We may not always win our games scorewise but as far as everything else goes, Hillcrest claims the victory . As Mr. Lovato put it, \"Besides, we have the BEST ACT scores! \" Jim Barnes puts the opposi- tion in its place. The tension mounts as Ryan Sylvies over-powers Scott Murray. 24/Jug-Axe

At Husky Howl we saw tons of people Huskey Howl And Morp we knew and a few we didn't. Who are these three masked ka teers? Photo-Jared Tanner The motocycle added to the At the first of the year always after homecoming. theme of rockin rebels as did the there is a girls choice dance. It's the first time the attire worn by the many who at- girls get a chance to experience the thrill of asking tended . Photo-Jared Tanner the guy of their dreams or just a nice friend who they thought they would have fun with. For once the pressure is on them, for all the preparations. transportation (mostly the sophomores). what to eat. and who to double with. And we can't forget that nice piece of Kodack paper received to re- member the occasion by. Although, guys, it isn't guaranteed that you'll have the time of your life. Just go, and think of it as a night on the town with all expenses paid . This years morp dance was one of a kind . Did you see all those rockin' rebels? Just the name of the dance made people want to be a part of this activity. And the attire was outrageous. Boy did we rip on these 501 blues. We stonewashed them, tore holes in the knees, or wherever the denim was al- ready worn . But no, did we stop at our levis? Hold me back! We went right on to the T-shirts and levi jackets. We died 'em, faded 'em, and acid washed 'em. It was a gr~at dance for a great year. So keep rockin' all you rebels. Photo by J. Tanner. Howi-Morp/25

Lynn Folkerson shyly smiles at the camera while Heidi Jensen gently leans against him. Don't they look just perfect together Tami Shepherd laughs at Jami Elder for being frustrated with her May- be Tami shouldn't be such a tease . Rochelle Prather and Jeff Martin are in a casual Mood as they wa1t for the promenade. As the music softly plays, couples enjoy the romantic feeling while on the arms of the1r perfect mate 26/Girls Pref

Nathan Sperry and Melissa Thomas make a lovely pair \"You don't hove to be a Junior to enjoy the prom,\" says th1s long tme couple Feelings Of Forever!!!! There are stomps and there are dances. But then there are formal dances such as Girls Pref and JR Prom. Each year these two dances are held somewhere other than the girls gym at Hill- crest . This year Girls Pref was held in the Union Building at the University of Utah. Every girls was with the boy of her choice, which allowed him to feel very proud that he was chosen. J.R. Prom was held as usual at the always impressive Capi- tol Rotunda. Couples enjoyed looking their best in beautiful evening gowns and tuxedos. It will be hard to forget the vivid impressions of these spe- cial romantic evenings. Juniors proudly enjoy the spot light as they traditionally prominode down the stairs. On look1ng couples smile as they glance down upon other friends enjoying the dance. Ladies model the1r beautiful even- ing gowns while they pot1ently wo1t to dance the n1ght away Front Row L to R Susanne Urban, Missy Cottrell, and Lias Grooemon Jr. Prom/27



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J.V. Cheer ''Perfection' ' What do you get when you add dedication. spirit and enthu- siasm? A great J.V . squad! Led by head cheerleader. Shelly Allen, the squad has practiced and worked very hard to reach for perfection. Although there aren't as many fans at the J.V. games as the Varsity, these cheer- leaders scream, yell. and cheer to get everyone excited about the game even if we are losing. These bubbly juniors seem to burst with energy every time they get into those pleated skirts and green and w hite sweaters. This future Varsity squad brings ex- citement and high-spirited ener- gy that can only be our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS \"I really love being a wrestling cheerleader but I feel it's unfair that we don't receive as much recognition as the varsity cheer- leaders.\" said Jenny Stevens. Senior . Top Row: So Thi Huynh, Lori Ann Holloway, Anna Podlesny, Jenny Stevens. Heidi Liljenquist, Krista Scheen. Amber Bigler, Bottom Row: Tonya Cook. Jocelyn Maine, Andrea Beveridge, Mi- chelle Tempest, and Tami Olsen. Pep Club ''Spirit'' Row 1 Wendy Kochevar. Jenni Beckman. JJ Davis, Usa Neelemon. Megan Tschog- geny. Row 2 Tammy Beyer. Kathy Holes. Esther Harvey. Jodi Wagstaff. Heather Moench. Angelo Litster. Shorlo Pullan. Jody Thompson Row 3 Niki Fullmer. Tereso Evans. Tracy Winterer. Jennifer Boggs. Jennifer Krouse. Debbie Goff. Kathy Jons- son. Lonndo Sinister Row 4 Vondo An- drews. Amy Coulter. Shelby Jackson. Jaime Carter. Susan Jones. Sonnie Le- fevre . Buffy Lloyd. Canesa Kley. Row 5 Sharla Casto. Rachel Jackson. Carol Jew- ett. Rachel Rasmussen. Missy Johnson. Not pictured. Joloine Atkinson. Brandy Gra- ham. Kaye Lynn Miles. Jenny Lund . 30

V. Cheer \"Right Moves\" Who are those bouncing, hop- ping, beautiful chicks who stand on the sidelines at our football and basketball games? They are the Varsity cheerleaders that boost the spirit of the school everytime they get in front of the \\ crowd. Led by Head Cheerleader Tiffany Blair, they showed us their moves perfected by lots of prac- tice and hard work. They always kept the team's spirit up through- out the games. They started in the summer learning cheers and crowd- pleasing formations that took them months to perfect. What would Hillcrest be without cheerleaders? Just another school without school spirit or at- tention getters standing on the sidelines. They are really some- thing to be proud of. Top Row· Kirsten Kynaston, Ang1e Konttgts, Robyn Huish. Bottom Row Christy Whet- man, Sue Ellen Reid, Tiffany Bla1r Picture by B Harvey Cheerleaders/31

Songleaders Songleader. Kristen McBride seems tense at one of the home games as the score grows closer ''Unbelievable'' and closer. Photo: B. Harvey Where did those cheers come Senior Songleader. Stephanie Martin leads the from that you yelled at the differ- rest of the songleaders in a cheer. Photo· B. Har- ent games? They came from the vey six girls that drew more attention than the actual game did. They boosted the moral and spirit of the spectators and p layers even when the game began to drag. They practiced during the sum- mer and sometimes on week - ends . They also had a class 6th period to help perfect their rou- tines for the upcoming games. They spend a lot of time planning out what is going to be per- formed at each different activity . To help boost spirit they wear their uniforms, have pep assem- blies, and cheer by Senior Bench in the morning. If there is still any doubt who these girls are, they are the Hillcrest Songleaders. Top Row: Brenda Schoenfeld , Stephanie Martin. Second Row : Kristen McBride, Sheri Bulow. Kristen Wright . Bottom Row : Joy Isaac . 32

Dave Bentley. Jami Elder. Matt Tall. Jagar Kimura. Brad Staker. and Mark Siu pose in front of the1r Guy Cheer favorite sign . ''Unusual' ' Who's that driving force behind the quarterback or the 6'2\" player drib- bling the ball down the court? Is it a 200 pound linebacker? A top of the line point guard? Of course not!! It's our Guy Cheerleaders! These sexy, good- looking muscle men perform stunts and entertain the crowds during the games. They're hot and everyone knows it when Jami Elder (head) does a dozen backhand-springs and lands perfectly. This addition to the Varsity squad has enabled the stunts to be- come more elaborate and more im- pressive. The pyramids have become higher and stronger with the muscles of these studs. With the Guy Cheer- leaders standing behind us they are definately the best support for every sport!!! Jagar Kimura and Dave Bentley try to push Mark Siu over the fence to a horrible death. Just Kidding!!! Brad Staker and Christy Whetman hug each other after winning a close game. -B. Harvey Boy Cheer/33

Dance Co. ''Elements'' Dance company is a tradition at Hill- crest . Never was an assembly com- plete without a performance by the girls who worked so hard to make us proud of them . Taking all their spare time for long hard days was just a frac- tion of the proof of their dedication to dance. It never failed, everytime the lights went down and dance company was announced to do a number, you would hear a roar & whistles from the opposite gender and proud boy- friends. \"Dance company is a real chal- lenge. It takes a lot of work and dedi- cation . Just the satisfaction to repre- sent Hillcrest and appreciation they show us is worth every bit of the time it takes to put together a show that will be remembered,\" Stephanie Martin proudly admitted. 1987-88 Donee company 1ncluded the follow1ng 1n alphabetical order Morri Angell. Tiffany Blo1r. Cheri Bulow. Jennifer Burn. Shontele Collier. Knsty Davis. Mindy Edd1ngton. Julie Emery. Rochoel Emmer. Shel- ly Evans. Shorisso Gordner. Jennifer Hansen. Stacie Horns. Michelle Krelo. Stephanie Mortn. Doyno Maughan. Kristen McBride. Jenn1fer Montague. Brenda Schoenfeld. Anne Simons. Morny Stevens. Ashly Tempest. Amy Tullis. Kristen Wright Advisor of donee company was Mrs. Mousley and officers were as follows for 87-88 . President Brenda Schoenfeld Vice Pres1dent Cheri Bulow Secretory · Christo Davis 34/Dance Co.

Drill Team \"A Family\" \"We live. sleep. and breath dnll team\" , exaggerated Teressa Toombs. team member of the Marchioness. These g1rls all practice many hours each day Drill team is just like the1r second family . They practically live at the school \" We come to school in the dark and leave school in the dark \", stated Doreen Leek . They start thell' day off at six in the morn1ng by worm- ing up Then they start dancing Doing the some routine over and over they try to get 1t perfect . \" Practice is worth it\". says Koren Gillespie The Marchion- ess hove proven this statement to be true Throughout the year they hove performed during holftme at our heme games and mpressed eve.ryone They hove also competed in many compe- titions and always token a place Cathy Brimley. drill team advisor. has done wonders with the Morch1oness dnll team . \" At tmes I probably see these g1rls more than the1r own mcms Common phrases you'll hear me soy - \" Good morn1ng\" \" Are you eating right?\" \" Try it again. I know you con do better\" \" Work hard! \" \" Save your money\" \" Be the best you con be! \" We hove our ups. our downs. good tmes. and very good times Somehow the endless hours of practice. the aches and po1ns all seem unimportant at performance time I love that excitement and admire. ap- preciate and core very much for each g1rl on the team. I'm proud to be a port of Hillcrest and honored to work w1th the Marchioness \". Cathy Brmley To be a member of the Marchioness 1t takes work . dedication. motivot1on and perfection This years dnll team has definitely lived up to th1s . Photo by N Olsen The Drill Team Presidency cons1sts of. back row left to right . Tomi Shepherd- Senior Mistress. Jeni Honsen-Sen1or Secretory. Amy Flinders-Publicity. Usa Ginn-Historian. Shelly Evans-Junior Sec- retory Front row left to nght. Morey Rose-President. Cathy Bnmley-Advisor and Koren Gillespie-Vice President Cathy Brimley is one of the best advi- sors the Drill Team has ever hod \" We couldn't do it without Cathy\". ad- mitted Tomi Shepherd Bock row left to right. Shelly Evans. Ko- ren Gillespie. Amy Tillis. Jen1 Hansen. Doreen Leek . Kim Songu1netti. Joki Case. Amy Flinders. Jill Johnson Third row left to right Kathy Voss. Jenn1fer Burn. Melissa Hole. Morey Rose . Morci Cambell Second row left to nght Teressa Toombs. Kim Clark . Lisa Ginn. Jennifer ielson. Christo Monson. Front row left to right Morn1 Stevens. Tomi Hansen. Tam Shepherd Not Pictured Allison Conder 35

Sterling Scholars The Best Of The Best Jennifer Lltster Homemaking Kelly Finch Kyle Kraudy Visual Arts Industrial Education Jennifer Blaekner Lisa Peterson Jennifer Przybyla Business Education Foreign Language Social Studies 36/Sterling Scholars

Robert Lee Brian Fukushima Mathematics Science Doug Cunningham Lupine Jones English Speech and Drama Jeff Howes David Manzanares Vletorla Brinton General Advisor MUSIC Sterling Scholars/ 37

Alcappella Top Row Cori Jacobsen. Tomero Hodges. Ellen Beus. Chns Bagley . Pot Barney. Alyso Hurzeler L1so Jensen. Cothenne Gale. Joy Bonde . Scot Peacock . Konn Rosson. Michelle Tucker. Lesley R1dlng. Scott \\\\Performance II Cole. Ron Sylvester. Nancy Fletcher. Allyson Dnskill . Stacy Schultz, Steve Vincent, Dov1d Bentley, Jenn1fer Asher. Amy Coulter. Julie Bradshaw Second Row Andy Gill. Mary Beth Bentley, Myhndo Perry. Scot When the lights came up, your Eggenberger. Matt Toll. Carolyn Hammond, Jennifer Householder. Lezli Mason. John Young, Kevin Block focus went to the 91 people who Shounno Hughes. Jon1ne Boker. Tanya Morris. Chns Searle . Lee H1ll. Sherry Campbell. He1dl Jensen. K1m were the A'cappella choir. Prac- Cox. Grant Humphreys. Just1n Snyder. Ruth Mitchell. D1one Mansell. Tim Hall Third Row Don Sampsel. t icing every day during 4th peri- Carol Dome. Krista Scheen . Mike Walker. John Burggroof. Tiffany Ross. Tomaro Hodges. Lisa Lincoln. Russ od. t hey learned and perfected Harmon. Benny Smith. Jenn1fer Utster. Denise Ellis. Comme Pehrson. Todd Ersk1ne. Scott Loberger. Sus1e many songs. Their list of activit ies include performing at Union Mid- Wnght. Lauro Di Bon1to. Janice VanWagenen . Dove Thomas. Mark Lew1s. V1rg1nio Romero. Heather d le School. Symphony Hall with Ashby. Joson Tuhson Bottom Row Paulo Olschewski. Koren Block . Terry Show. Byron Olschewskl, Kot1e the Utah Symphony. the school p lay, South Pacific \" and many Peterson. DoShelle Hanson. Angelo Worner. Steve Fehr. Pot Orme. Rose Rizzuto. Gretchen Behun1n. different churches and organiza- Stacy Taylor. Kevin Taylor. Bnon Burggroof. Nora Morns. Cindy Oveson. Morolynn Brown. Jeremy Dmond t ions . Travis Anderson. Jody Edwards. Lynnoe Den1son Taught by Mr. Brian Bentley, they maintain the reputation of being one of the best choirs in the state . Mr. Bentley, in his second year here at Hillcrest. also assisted in the directing of the school p lay . Singing a t churches on Sunday. they devoted a lot of time and effort to make each perfor- mance better than the last one . That is why they have the reputa- tion of being \" the best .\" Girls Choir \\\\Singing I I There are twenty-two young . beautiful g irls w ith several c om- b ined qualities. that make up the Girls Choir. These g irls devote their time to the class to prepare them for Acapella or Seing Choir. They don't just sing at school. but wherever people want t hem or would like them to sing . They are directed by their talented and personable teacher. Brian Bent- ley . Front row L-R Megan Tschoggeny . Kom1 Hall. Koren Block . Stacy Taylor Stephanie Hensen. Lorion Holloway. Norma Riding . Rose Rizzuto. Morc1 Scott. Jody Edwards Second Row Jonine Boker. Mary Beth Bentley. Cathy Jackson. Andrea Hill . Usa Cow1n . Alyssa Horzler. Meliso Prow1tt . Shelly Peterson . Marcia Peterson. V1rg1nio Romero. Marcy Rose . not pictured-Tanya Cook 38/Ciubs

Vocal Ensemble Dedication \" They are a dedicated group of hard work1ng performers and the school should be proud of the way they represent Hill- crest \" This is how Mr Bentley responded when asked how he felt about this year's Vocal Ensemble They had tryouts in the spring of 1987 and practiced everyday during 5th period during the 1987- 1988 school year. They participated in the school musical and sang at the Festival of Trees. at the Marriott Hotel. at church functions. and at community events The members of the Vocal Ensemble really look up to and admire Mr. Bentley. The officers are the following : Grant Hum- phreys (president). Paula Olschewskl (V .P.). Cori Jacobsen (sec). Dashelle Hansen (financial V .P.). Lesley Riding (fi- nancial V.P .). Lezli Mason (social V.P.). David Bentley (social V .P.). Tanya Morris (Soprano leader). Allyson Driskill (Alto leader). Chris Searle (Tenor leader). and Justin Snyder (Bass leader). The members o re the follow1ng 1st ROW- Allyson Dnskill. Paulo Olschewsk i. Hea ther Ashby Jenn1fer Asher. Sus1e Wnght. Con Jacob sen. Gretchen Behun1n. 2nd ROW- Mora Brown. Doshelle Hansen. Tanya Morris. Lesley R1d1ng. Shounno Humphreys. Lezh Mason. Jenn,fer Litster D1onne Mansell. 3rd ROW- Joson Tunson. Byron Olschewski, Just1n Snyd er. Kev1n Taylor. Dov1d Bentley Matt Toll. Kev1n Blo ck, Jo y Bond e John Young. Steve Vincent Grant Humphreys, Chns Searle. Benny Smth. John Burggroof. and Tim Ha ll. Top p hoto by S Dns 111 Bottom photo by C . Christ ensen 39

Jazz Band The jazz band practice very hard during the year Here are some students prac t1c1ng for the1r performances in the school musical Jazzy What to my wondering ears does appear but music - pure jazz. Am I in New Orleans or what? Jazz. sheer jazz. not from the New Orleans but from the Hillcrest Jazz Band. The sweet saxophone singing in the early morning light; the guitar humming along side with the drums in the background keeping the beat; oh, and listen to the trombone slidding along gracefully to its notes that it sings with clarity. It may sound easy though it is hard work and that is what makes it so good. \"It's not easy getting up at four in the morning after working until two at night to practice at 6:30. But believe me it's worth it and the audience lets you remember that.\" says Kenneth Jackson the back-up drummer for this year's band . The Jazz Band may not have a set class except at 6:30 a .m . but try and tell that with the way that they play during assem- blies . We may not be in New Orleans but just close your eyes and let the Hillcrest Jazz Band take you there. Front row Carmen Lopez. Troy Holtby. Rachel Curry. Andy Warr. Jeff Hill. and Knsta Scheen Second row: Shelby Rasmussen. Cathenng Gale. Carolyn Harward. Molly Rand. Knstena Brinton. Paul Rimmasch. Lonnie Fink . Kent Leigh. and Travis Brewer Third row Frankie Fenlon. Ken Jackson. Chns Wilde. Vard Spnngmeyer. Justin Bellea. Jeff Howes. Rajieve Marsellis. Mike Harmer. Jon Parrish. Jason Hardy 40/Ciubs

Symphony Band \"Cool!!\" It was half-time at the game and the crowd sat. like bumps on a log, waiting for the game to begin . Suddenly an in- credible sound arose from the far end of the gym. The crowd started cheering and jumping around as they realized that the sound was coming from the Symphonic Band. The Symphonic Band. otherwise known as the Pep Bnad to some. is a group of talented students who help bring a lot of pride and spirit to Hillcrest. This group not only plays at home bas- ketball and football games. but they also perform at various festivals and concerts through the year. 1st row Carmen Lopez. Gwen Heffelfinger. Andy Warr. Rachel Curry. Gary Schow. Jeff Pitts. Jimilyn Mart1nez. Lisa Lloyd. Carol Dame. Brittany White. Lannda Simister. MichelleHu1sh. Brandy Dalton. Carolyn Harward. Christina Brinton. Mike Brown. Krista Schecn. Melissa Dykman. Kimberly Mower. Rachel Jackson. Julie Campbell. Lori Payne. Me- phisto Black. Cailen Hayes. David Bonney. Just1n Belka. Jeff Howes. Robert Hammond. Alan Lamb. Mike Harmer. Jon Parrish. Jason Hardy. Marc Callis- ter. Brett Shepley. Mark Reeves. Mike Walker. Trav1s Brewer. Sean Petty. Lonnie Finis. Kent Leigh. Paul Rimmasch. Danny Wilson. Ryan McPh1e. Marc Bailey, John Wayne. Blaine Shipley. Brad Newman. Robert Rees. Vard Springmeyer. Tommy Al- dredge. Shawn Frogget. Aavon Bird. Ken Berrett. Mitch Ge1sler. Ken Jackson. Chns Wilde. Frankie Fenton. Paul Burggraaffeyzo. Jared Ruplinger. Eric Weise Orchestra ''Great Sounds'' In the p1cture from left to nght First row Angela Worner. Daniel Sampsel. Becky Mangum. Nikki Blackburn. Second row Leslie Mower. Andrea Hill. Tereso Evans. Sam Parker Third row Holly Horton. Corina Flores. Sharon McCoy. Bridgette Rogers. Ben Nielson. Fourth row · Jennifer Davis. Megen Tyler. Mr Northway. Alicia Flores. Tncia Adams Let's hear it for the Hillcrest High School Orchestra! Sounding better than ever. the orchestra has delighted peo- ple at a variety of functions this year by performing in the school musical South Pacific and concerts not only for Hillcrest but at other schools as well. \"Sure it's a lot of fun playing at all of the concerts as well as the musical but it is also a lot of work . I mean if you want to be good at the music you have to practice two or more hours a night.\" claims Angela Warner. a member of the orchestra. Angela also says that the orchestra has improved. \"Mr. Northway enjoys teaching the class and wants to make us better and that's part of what makes him a good teacher.\" she continues. \"I like hearing the orchestra play.\" says Kimberely Mower. \"They are a worthwhile part of what Hillcrest means .\" 41

Stage Crew \\\\Spot Light// Lights, camera, action. Stage Crew works very hard between the plays and assemblies, they earn their recognition. Although Mike Neff says, \"The only time we get noticed is when we screw up!\" But then Brian Bergstrom says, \"It's nice to be a part of the school activities, if something goes wrong behind stage we are the only ones who know.\" Accu- rately speaking, it would be safe to say that these hard working men need to be recognized a lot more than they are. So remember when the lights go on and the action begins, its not what is on stage that counts. It's what's behind the scenes . From right to leff Paul Woodhurst, Earl Harding. Brion Bergstrom. Mr Bentley. Israel Barlow. Mike Neff, Don McMullin Photo . Juli Augoson . Ski ''Winter// Skiing ... it's an amazing process from start to finish. Would you really consider anything else? Hillcrest's ski club wouldn't . Every member awaits the first snowfall with intense anticipation. Each year Mr. Watrous, the ski club advi- sor, plans a ski trip that is full of the best of everything ... skiing, of course. Just by looking at the picture, one can tell that it is in the highest social standing to be a member of ski club . So ... if you've been following the adventures of the gang . .. the next adventure could be yours! My love, you just keep getting better!!! Art \\\\Stroke// The sig nificance of the Art Club at Hill- crest is to help students gain an appre- ciation for art and give recognition to talented artists. Some of the activities were to visit the Park City art galleries, airbrush and watercolor workshops, working with artists and making art dis- plays . The advisor, Mr. Montgomery, shares his talents and time with the club. Jenni- fer Clayton was the president . The members were (top) Sara Newgent, Lynn Andrews, Darin Jones, Mr. Mont- gomery, Mike Steadman, (bottom) Ka- trina Nielson, Lara Vandenhazel, So Thi Hahn, Tran Tram, Kelly Finch (vice-pres.), and Jennifer Clayton. (Dana Wood) Photo-J. Augason 42

Communication Connection Sick and tired of hearing about child abuse. drugs and other deadly things? Well, Com- munication Connection was formed to help prevent them Concerned students who are sick of these occurences have a class 1n which they act out the situations of abuse and. when ready, perform in front of chil- dren to get them to talk about these problems in their lives and help recognize it 1n others In the op poctU'e lett to nght 1st row Carolyn G<eene 2nd row Robyn Chavez . Typhoroe Worr.er. Clvlsto Porl<e<. Treva Long Jrd row Cothe<ne G<ott. .Jcnette Bake<, Usa G<oce. Stacy Alan 4th row l i Gibby, Ncky Chavez . Jonone Bake<. Jeff Soge<s. Koren CU'ry 5th row O.xt&S Snyde< Ctv&Sten Cottom. Mr Vuyk. Dovod Chop- man. Sean Hancock MESA Club ''Prepare'' The Mathematics, Eng1neer- ing. Science Achievement (MESA) Program is an organiza- tion that provides academic support and specific education- al activities to minority students historically under-represented in math-based career fields such as engineering and Phys1cal Sci- ence KEY CLUB ''Dedicated'' Key Club is an international or- ganization whose members dedicate their time and effort towards their school and com- munity Volunteerism is the main purpose of Key Club This year the H.H.S. Key Club organized and ran the Intermountain Health Care blood drive at school and the fund raiser during January for the Travelers Aid So- Ciety . In addition many mem- bers performed community ser- vice projects. Key Club is always looking for dedicated young adults who are looking for ways to share in the spirit of volunteer- ism. Their advisor is Gary Dean. Members are Lisa Sperry . Brooke Ward, Melinda Perry and Jenn1fer Scott 43

Foreign Ex . A New World Eight foreign exchange students coming from many parts of the world were introduced to a new culture. new faces, and a different language and lifestyle. This experience is great for both Hillcrest students and the foreign exchange students. Many of Hillcrest students enjoy hearing about their lifes- tyles, and listening to their different lan- guages. These students have exper- ienced many new sports such as snows- kiing, waterskiing, ice skating, racket- ball, football, and basketball. \"I am learning how to snow and waterski, I love it!\" Exclaimed Simone Pereira. These students personalities really add to the spirit at Hillcrest. Bock row left to right Clodio Souza. Cynthia Wie- senthol. Andreas Lolling. Tove Giske. Front row left to nght Eva Mario Muniz, Ana Serra. Simone Per- eira. and Fernando Azevedo Vica Vocational Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was organized in 1965 as a non-profit association with the assistance of the National Association of State Supervi- sors of Trade and Industrial Education. VICA is the nation's largest organization for trade industrial. technical and health occupation students. There are nearly 275,000 members nationwide. Close-Up ''Experience'' Mr. Hadlock and 19 students partici- pated in Close-Up this year. Close-up is a program for high school students to travel to Washington D.C. and learn more about the government and how it works. Schools from Nebraska, Southern California, Utah, and Puerto Rico were there. This year the group stayed 9t the Sheraton National Hotel which is within walking distance of Arlington National Cemetery and the Pentagon. During the week they were able to learn about the Constitution, the government, and the Bill of Rights. Workshops and govern- ment speakers answered many ques- tions that the students had concerning governmental issues and political lead- ers . The 19 students were Darren Beck . Stephanie Chytrous. Jennifer Cox. Angie Christensen. An- drea Groberg, Brion Fukushima. Bnon Jaworski, Merrilee Low. Suzann Low. Wesley Lovell. Mondy Merrell. Kyle Oldroyd. Mike Neff. Tiffany Pock. Steve Price. Tom McEnt1re. He1d1 Thomas. Bnttony White. and Michelle Wright . 44

Christ1ne Allan. Stacy Allen. Melissa Borw1ck. Becky Bohn- ''Artists'' holdt. Allyson Boyle. Shouno Brand. Ellen Bues. John Burg- graff. Jenny Burton. Matt Carlisle. Nikki Chavez. April Crow- The art of drama is seen ley. Doug Cunningham. Carolyn Davis. Steve Fehr. Colette through the eyes of drama Hansen. Jod1 Longstreth. Trevor Long. Terry Olson. Robert club students as they attend Pork. Christo Porker. Anno Podlesny. Knsto Sheen. Beckky plays, musicals and operas Snow. and Shelly Wright Drama club students also pre- sent plays such as Arsenic and The FBLA off1cers ore . Jenn1fer Barrett-President. Jenn1fer Old Lace. Not only does the Blockner-Vice Pres.. Jeremy Mow-Secretory. Brook Chad- drama club get together for wick-Treasurer. and Suzee Low-Historian Mrs. Diamond is acting, but as friends for activi- the odv1sor. \"FBLA is a great club and it's a great way to ties like sleigh riding, dinner par- meet new people ... FBLA ties and school events. FBLA ''Leaders'' FBLA. what is it? Is is Future Business Leaders of America . This is the group that will be making all of the business deci- sions in the future . They have social activities, service pro- jects, fundraisers, guest speak- ers, and field trips. The FBLA members compete in many different areas. Some of the areas are : Accounting, Busi- ness Math, Word Processing and Typing. FBLA is a school in- volved organization. FHA ''Homemakers'' Officers Jennifer Utster-Pres. Shari Dawes-Vice Pres. Valeri Bnggs-Historion Bonn1e Gold & Kern Heaps- Future Homemakers of Activities Coordinators. Dolyn Costa-Secretory. Heather Hardy-Public Relot1ons. Tracy Jones-Families and America is a national voca- tional student organization for Future. Shownyo Reeder-Studentbody. Kimberly Briggs-Soph. Rep women and men in home eco- nomics. It's goal is to help youth assume their roles in soci- ety through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. Hillcrest's FHA sponsored Husky Howl. made lollipops for the Festival of Trees and sponsored a Christ- mas for handicapped children at West Jordan Care Center. 45

\"Politicians\" ''Honors'' Boys and Girls State is a great honor to attend. Five girls and six boys were chosen from Hillcrest. Boys and Girls State is a mock 51st state where stu- dents campaign and have elections for five days to make up their own state government. Boys State was held at Weber State. The boys chosen from our school were. Doug Cunning- ham. Matt Wilson, Joel Pollan. Eric Frois- land, and Robert Price. \"It was a good experience . It was an honor to be able to go.\" - Doug Cunninghnm Girls State was held at SUSC in Ce- dar City. The girls chosen from our school were, Lupine Jones. Angela Tid- well, Melissa Barwick. Stephanie Mar- tin. and Wendy Seal. \"It was the hardest thing I've ever done, but it brought the most reward .\" - Lupine Jones HONORS SOCIETY Honor Society is made up of elite students at Hillcrest Their lifestyles and grade point average has reflected this honor. The students involved are : Jennifer Asher. Julie Augason. James Bag- ley. Gretchen Behunin. Tiffany Barlett. Karen Black. Jeff Brown. Cheri Bulow. Jon Butterfield. Jennifer Clayton. Travis Coleman. Kathi Cooper. Jennifer Creno. Crystal Cntchfield. Douglas Cun- ningham. Michelle Farnsworth. Kelly Finch. Jeff Freeman. Brian Fukushima. Bonnie Gold. Chris Hammond. Dashelle Hanson. Colleen Hawker. Monika Hays. Kerri Heaps. Wendy Heaps. Jeffrey Hill. Troy Holtby. Roger lvey. Jon Jensen. Troy Johansen. Kevin Kennedy, Stephanie Kettle. Gregory Larson. Robert Lee. David Manzanares. Diane Mansell. Stephanie Marttn. Lezli Mason. Monica McDonald. Monica Memmott. Jennifer Moore. Lori Nicholson. Benjamin Nielson. David Nielson. Nathan Peirce. Paul Peterson. Stephen Potts. Jennifer Price. Robert Price. Trevor Reeve. Bradley Rosenhan. Karin Rosson. Jill Ruttenbur. Wendy Seal. Chris Searle. Tram Tran. Magen Tyler. Brooke Ward. Micahel Wesemann. Kalai Wharton. Susan Wright. Rodney Asher. Darren Beck . Dana Benefiel. Wendy Benson. Curtis Brown. Heidi Burgon. Kimberly Chow. Onika Cot- tle. Aaron Critchfield. Tricia Daniels. Shari Dawes. Allen Dawes. William Feveryear. Nancy Fletcher. Ted Frotsland. Catherine Gale. Jane Green- wood. Carolyn Hammond. Tara Harmon. Ronald Hawker. Michael Hutchings. Lisa Jensen. Robert Johns. Eric Johnson. Jill Johnson. Micahel Jolley. Christine Lemmons. lamina Lindstrom. Wesley Lovell. Christopher Lyons. Timothy McCurdy. Da- vid Mclllece. Jennifer Montague. David Myers. Kristen Niel. Jennifer Nielsen. Kyle Oldroyd. My- linda Perry. David Pickett. Todd Posselli. Travis Reid. Cindy Ruttenbur. David Sanguinetti. Jenni- fer Scott. Scott Shaw. Bryan Swapp. Jared Tan- ner. Kevin Taylor. Jodi Thacker. Hoi Tran. Sharon Wadley. David Ware. Mindy West. Eric Wood- ward. Jared Wong. Charlotte Zeibig 46/Ciubs