Hillcrest High Class of 1988

Toga . .. Toga!!!! ''The Image'' Back in ancient Greece when men were wearing sheets and leaves, there lived far removed relatives of the toga club here at Hillcrest. The toga club is famous for displaying high levels of en- thusiasm for all sports in general. They give spice to the games and help get everyone hyped up as much as possi- ble . People in the picture should be credited for their appearance . To Left: Chris Bagley. Tony Dellagnola. Robbie Alldredge. Rick Huffake. and Bill Boggs. Bottom left: Davis. Tami Olsen. Kim Kel- ler. and Dave Johnson ... thank you . Kristen Keller. a member of toga stat- ed. \"We reorganized toga this year to keep the tradition going. We hope to keep it clean. Oh, and by the way, not all of toga is pictured here.\" Book Store The Krib Crew Talk about your awesome group of people . If you went to the bookstore you were sure to find plenty of them . Starting from those who worked there. to the people who went to buy all the neat and different things they had in stock. If you went anywhere else things would be priced sky high but not at the Krib. Your satisfaction was their concern! When you approach the store you would be greeted by Sand. Goo. Rico, Garebear. or Lou. and a new addition to the crew was Missy. The hand be- hind the whole organization was TEACHER. Or Mrs. Thomas. And a s Ralf Rico would proudly repeat \"Come chill with us at the Krib, where the people are rad and the goods are fresh!\" Al- though next year. the name mig ht change. it will always be the Krib to those of us who aren't coming back . Against Odds S.I.C.K. Disease. poverty, hunger. and igno- rance . Maybe this is why the S.I.C.K. club was formed . The Social Issues Concerning Kids helps challenge stu- dents realize and understand problems around us. The students are the good Samaritans of our school. Mr. Hansey makes this club fun by getting excited about the projects. This club benefits not only the students but everyone in the community.

Seminary The 1987-88 Hillcrest seminary Council Top row-Kurt Rolfe. Kyle Kraudy, Gina Cook , Scott Peacock. Get A Piece Dave Thomas. Jennifer Ball. Todd Erskine . Bottom row- Jennifer Hales. Allyson Driskill. Jeff Hill. Lezli Mason. Paula Olschewski, Bro. Brandt Of The Rock Seminary is a non credit religion class that is run by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. There are several teachers and the classes run each pe- riod. before and after school and dur- ing lunch. But the seminary program goes be- yond the classroom . There are many activities throughout the whole year. Such as early morning devotionals. mis- sionary week. a Halloween dance. a semi-formal girls choice dance. and then they close the year with a party at Raging Waters . There is also a graduation held at the Tabernacle. The group that organizes the activi- ties is the seminary council which con- sists of twelve Hillcrest seniors with Brother Brandt being the advisor. Allyson Driskill a member of the coun- cil said. \"I really enjoy being a part of the council. each member is a won- derful person. I love each one dearly. I also plan to further my education in the gospel and hope to one day be a relief society president .\" Caroline Nicol a student stated. \"I really enjoy my class and love everyone in it .\" And an- other member of the council Pete Vi- keman said, \"Seminary is a wonderful class and I give it a thumbs up.\" The Hillcrest Seminary teachers: Top row- Bro. Tolman, Bro . Shurtleff. Bro. Gammon , Bro. Sims, Bro. Benedict. Bro. Garner . Bottom row-Bro. Brandt, Bro . Jones. Bro . Elmont. Bro. Cook . 48

Expressions ''Excellence'' There is an elite group of students here at Hillcrest, who every year put together creative literature, art and photography, then pull it together into a terrific maga- zine . Who is this group? The Expressions staff of course . The advisor is Mrs. Milne, and the editors are, Valeri Briggs, Gina Cook, and Doug Cunningham. Together, along with the rest of the staff, put to- gether one of the best high school literary magazines in the state of Utah. The staff meets during third period, and for the first semester and are involved in a creative writing class where they write poems, stories etc . Second semester they become the Expressions Staff. and for the rest of the year, work on writing and putting the literary magazine to- gether. The Expressions magazine was honored by the American Scholastic Press Association and received first place with a special Merit Award in 1986 & 87 and they received a Superior for the 1987 publication for State. Great job Expres- sions staff. Sentry Staff ''Extra! Extra! The 1987-1988 Hillcrest Sentry Staff is responsible for investigating, reporting and writing events in the school newspa- per. Said Mrs. Beck, Hillcrest Sentry advisor. \"The Sentry is a journalism watchdog .\" The staff consists of fourteen energetic reporters. two photographers. and a car- toonist . The Sentry staff is working extra hard this year in order to defend their Best 4A State Newspaper title . Said Editor-in- Chief. Wendy Heaps. \"We hope to re- peat out last year's performance in state competition.\" The Sentry staff has also attempted to cover interesting. controversial issues that will make the studentbody think. ac- cording to Beck . Michelle Farnsworth. staff member. said, \"One of our main ob- jectives is to cover current topics that relate to students.\" The staff not only writes all of the Sen- try. but they are also responsible for the editing and layout of the school paper. The Sentry is reported to have a circu- lation of 2500. and is issued nine times throughout the school year. 49

Lettermen, LeHerwomen I've always wonted to dote a letterman . To me. it would hove been the culmination of a high school dream. Things ore looking grim as the year draws to a close. (They're pairing up with other g1rls. Or coupling with those of their high caliber - the letterwomen.) BOYS: 1st row-left to right- Steve Sumsion. Lorry Lorson. Mike Conover. Shone Yates. Kurt Rolfe. Ben Slough, Rolph Rico. Brandon Hatfield (pictured in Doreen's letterwomon ' s sweater). Robert Butters. Layne Beeny, Bret Worthington. Jeff Freemon. Jeff Cottle. Ricky Ber- rett. Scot Peacock , Jim Morri- son. Greg Amundson 2nd row- (right to left) Lynn Folkerson. Steve Page, Brett Jesperson. Bryon Green. Bart Street. Billy Lloyd. Jim Barnes. Rex Prescott. Brion Bosworth. Tony Dellognolo. Russ Harmon. Jeff Small. Joson Argyle. Shown Heiden. Jared Bills. Roy Jensen. Earl Harding 3rd row- (left to right) Darren Bosch. Jim Taylor. Brett Reeves. Harold Martinez. David Stapel. Gory Smith. Bobby Johns. Dorin Birch. Trevor Reeve. Joel Pullan. Art Moes. Scott Berrett. Douglas Cunn1nghom 4th row- (right to left) Collin Scholl. Derick iollmon. Cory Bekkemellom. Scott Lind- berg, Steve Thompson. Scott Jacobson. Chris Collis, Tony Doi- ly, Dorin Anderson. Gory Cook. Mike Adams. Brion Burrows. GIRLS: left to right- Koren Gille- spie. Jennifer Hansen. Morey Rose. Tomi Shepherd. Mornie Stevens. Jennifer Clayton. (2nd row) Christo Monsen. Doreen Leek. Ali Condor. Morci Camp- bell. Heidi SNyder, Kristen David- son. (3rd row)- Jennifer Burn. Melissa Hole. Amy Flinders. Do- lonna Jensen. Lynette Peterson. Sheryl Day, Jane Greenwood. Thonkyou ... Husky Club What Is Husky Club? 11Integrate'' 15 peer tutors that work with the handicapped students on survival skills they will need when entering the real world. \" To create social inter-action between them and their peers.\" says Fiona Forest one of the peer tutors. Hillcrest has 9 students with handicaps. The become very attached to their peers. 50/Clubs

Senior Pride Senior Pride consists of bock row left to right. Kurt Rolfe. Shone Yates. Sean Clark . Troy Bench. Mark Best Of Times Owen. Greg Weichers. Cory Christenson. Chris Wilde. Front row left to right. Jeff Hill. Mike Takagi. Ricky Berrett. Dove Finch. Kevin Kennedy, Max Long, Sean Elder. Jeff Freemon and Paul Augenstein . Three of the Senior Pride members model a Some of us nave rne ~mpress1u1 1 GQ pose for us while sitt1ng outside in the 10 that the Senior Pride is just a club full degree weather. Models. Kurt Rolfe. Shone of jocks. Well. They have achieved Yates. and Mark Owens. a lot more than just being a jock . The club members are carefully Mr. Labrum served as the advisor over Senior chosen for their academic and ex- Pride this year. \"The administration could not tracurricular activities. They are re- hove picked a better advisor-one whos quired to have a G.P.A. of a 3.0 or character traits exemplifies everything,\" higher. There are many purposes of joked Mr. Labrum. \"I was proud to represent Senior Pride. They participate in the class of 88'. admitted Dove Finch. the many service projects and commu- president of Senior Pride. nity involvement. They promote school pride and their most impor- tant role is to be a good example to the studentbody . This year. as one of their service projects. they worked with the city-county health department to carry out a seatbelt campaign . To accomplish this task they had students pledge that they would wear their seatbelt. Once a week Senior Pride members would check to see who was using their seatbelts while driving. Those wear- ing a seatbelt would receive a prize . The main purpose of this project was to increase the number of peo- ple wearing their seetbelts. It was a very successful project. In helping out the community, they invited the KSL personalities to play against the faculty in a basketball game. The profit goes towards a charitable cause or to help out the school. To promote school pride they orga- nized the first annual \"Senior Clas- sic.\" This is when the faculty and some seniors play in a basketball game. This year the seniors won and got to keep the traveling trophy in the student display case. Each year there will be a plaque on the trophy stating the winning team. Tradition is part of the objective for Senior Pride. Throughout the years it has always been a tradition for Senior Pride to clear the senior bench and senior section . This is a tradition that the underclassmen look forward to when they are seniors. As you can see Senior Pride is more than just a bunch of super jocks. \"I'm proud to be a part of the 88' Senior Pride be- cause we have made many ac- complishments to contribute to the class of our school, instead of just being another group of jocks,\" ad- ded Sean Clark . ~~~~~~------------~ 51



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The Sciences Of Math And Computers The math and computer take the course in classes teachers of Hillcrest High are a ranging from business comput- vital part of it. Not only do they ers to advance placement teach us to think logically but computers . The fact that only they give us skills we can use one semester of computers is for the rest of our lives. required to graduate does not stop many students from con- Math is usually defined as tinuing on in some way with it. solving problems with the use \"Computers are here to say of numbers, but to those at Hill- and students should be com- crest the meaning differs. To a puter oriented.\" according to student, it may mean mass Mrs. Jensen. confusion and headaches. Teachers though may think of Whether one takes math or it as Mr. Maxfield does quoting computer classes or both, one Carl Gouss, a past matheti- can get some of the vast cian, \"It is the queen of all the knowledge there is from Hill- sciences.'' crest classes . Mr We1smon wonders 1f the student drivers 1n the Teachers also have cures for dnvers ed cars con follow him up the sto1rs those who are down on math. \"The cure for a \"downer\" is to work . . . To work harder and longer is the cure for problems, whether in math or in life.\" says Mr. Maxfield on the subject. Computer classes are widely taken at Hillcrest. Students .) Agnes Allgood Ryan Anderson Pam Awano Glade Bailey Sharlene Beck Sonja Beare Brion Bentley 54/Math

Math Mr. Hansey is on display for a mere cost of $1 00 Clothing not included. Mrs Diamond and Mrs. Vanden Akker laugh hystencally after figuring out their students grades for the quarter. Mechele Bosco Janene Bowen The Husky fellas ra1se their wrists and shout ''DUDE\"' Peggy Bowen Math/55

Ron Brailsford Cathy Brimley Victoria Brinton Sandy Clark Mark Cottle Jill Cummings Kevin Damron Gary Dean Reading And Writing English no clue as to what is going on. try We use it every day, almost ev- your hardest to at least get a pass- ing grade. These classes teach you erything we do is somehow associ- what you will need for college, or ated with it. But yet. we take it for even to just write a note. That ain't granted. The language that we all no lie! The English teachers for 1987- grew up with and are used to some- 88 were; Sharlene Beck, Sonja how changes into a foreign one. Beere. Janene Bowen, Peggy \"English WAS my foreign language,\" Bowen, Sandy Clark, Cindy Diaz, quotes senior Rex Prescott. From Nancy Gillette. Tom Godfrey, Susan 12th grade to Basic 10th English; Hawkins, Janeen MacMillian. Carol there is every kind available . We Milne. Betty Sue Nemelka, Pepe have 15 excellent English teachers. Quintero, Tom Watrous . We com- They all know what they are talking mend you!! and teaching about; they are the few that actually can get through to us, well that is most of the time . Sometimes it doesn't come natural- ly as senior Tom Rose stated \"English is like Freedom Rock, sometimes you dig it, sometimes you don't.\" It doesn't matter if you know the rules or not. you use it everyday, besides. you need 4 credits to graduate. 1nat means that even if you have \"Th1s 1s how you should look after you fall off the beam.\" 56/English

Marta Diamond Cindy Dtoz Max Dickson \"And then .. Oh wait! Scratch what I just said . You do it this way.\" Arion Ekberg After barely beating the bell, Jill Jensen quickly sits down only to realize somebody spilled coke on her cho1r Troy Bench, senior stud. flashes that boyish smile while pos1ng his sexy bod for mel Yum! English English/57

Wayne Fogg Nancy Gillette Tom Godfrey Seniors. Jeff Freeman and Bret Worthington sit in their class pretending to be much fonder than they really are Mr Hadlock listens intently as he hears one of his students rattle off one of the many long excuses for a late ass1gnment History 58/History

Marie Halpin Don Gust The very dedicated A.P. class is hard at work again Jim Hadlock Mark Hancey Way Back When . Everyday students walk around required to take a history class to the halls with some of the biggest graduate. some choose to take books in the school; history books. classes such as. American govern- The world civilization books and U.S. ment and Sociology. Mr. Smith history books are some of the most teaches the sociology classes . Sen- ior Jayne Christensen says \"Sociolo- common books among the Hillcrest gy is a good class because you ha lls. These books are well used by learn a lot about cultures. sociliza- the students but mostly by the tion. and behaviors.\" Some students teachers. Essays and massive tests that want to excell in history take on fill the history classes everyday . the challenge of an A.P . class . The Sophomores get the joy of studying ones that are available are A.P the history of the world . American history and A.P . European history with Mrs. Britton . Honors Mr. lacobazzi, Mrs. Kearns. Mr. La- classes are. Honors U.S. history and honors world civilization . brum. Mr. Rasmussen. Mr. Swaydan. and Mr. Widerberg teach this class . Our history staff works very hard The juniors have the wonderful op- to have the best program possible . portunity to learn about the United We thank them very much for their States and how our country was put hard work . together. Ms . Mattews (Amy) 1s happy to be a stu- dent teacher Especially since she was Junior Tonya Christensen quoted. only here first quarter \"History can sometimes be really challenging. You have to listen and study a lot.\" The teachers that teach U.S. history are Mr. Hadlock. Mrs. Kearns, Mr. Langpap, Mr. Smith, Mr. Swaydan. Mr. Widerberg and Mr. Wright. Although seniors are not History/59

Jerry Haslam Craig Hoslip Susan Hawkins Kenneth Harlin Robert Hermon Glen Howlett Tom Huddlestone Fronk locobozzi Have you ever had one of those Let's face it . school can become routine mornings where you wake up late. and dull. You come to school day after throw on your clothes and scamper to day going to the same ordinary classes . the kitchen to ease your growling stom- Then finally it happens. a class that will ach only to find your time has run out. give you the thrilling experience you 've There's no time for breakfast! So some- been seeking for so long . ART! The Arts how you drag your weak hunger pang include commercial art. drawing, paint- body to school. As you open the main ing. photography. calligraphy . drama. doors your nose catches the most heav- and debate . It offers both exploratory enly aroma . You wander through the and indepth classes to help students de- halls until finally. you find it. As you open velop and learn about artistic expres- the door the sight and smell is even sion . Some students explained that art more beautiful than you had ever imag- classes made them look at the world in ined . You see stacks and stacks of fluffy. a new way . \" As far as your creation is golden pancakes smothered with melt- concerned you are GOD.\" -Kelly Finch ed butter and syrup dripping over the edges. All self control is lost and you indulge. This only skims the top of the home ec dept. There is also child devel- opment. family living. interior design, clothing, and foods. \" I love teaching teenagers. their great! \" -Kathy Rudelich As Krista and Scott enter their English class Krista \" Home Economics offers students hushes everyone so Scott con continue his day classes which can improve quality of life long nap. and fulfill hope and promise of educa- tion with a life time guarantee.\" -Mrs. Pixton 60/Art

Jm Jimos Mr. Widerberg is baffled by how well #24 con ploy basketball with Sondra Jones his crutches. Mr Wright looks over the grades of his sophomore history class. It looks like he enjoys th1s post time Mr Walsh shifts his eyes to make sure that h1s students ore disect1ng the frogs. not making them dinner Art Home Ec Home Ec ./61

\"Don't g1ve me that!\", says Mrs. Beere . \" Not understanding this book is no excuse for failing! Jon Jensen give it up.\" \" Don't look Teressa. but Mr. Wonderful just walked by! Check out those tight buns.\" says Christa Monson. Wayne Killpack Mel Labrum Seniors Gabe Turcsanski and Jenni Moore are taking a quick moment after the bell nngs to watch sophomores run to class. 62/P .E.

Run Dick Run Jane Physical Education is a class for dance in college In weight that everyone must take to gra- tra1n1ng you learn basic weight duate. You must have at least lifting This class is designed to one and a half credits of P E tra1n people to beg1n hftng There are many classes avail- we1ghts and to get 1nto shape able . The sophomores are now The teachers for weight training required to take a life tme fit- are Mr Haslem and Mr Neff ness and a health class. In life- Weight tra1ning m1ght prepare a time fitness they work hard to student for power lifting which is strengthen their hearts & car- a class designed to help stu- diovascular endurance through dents increase their lifting running and exercise . In health weight Students often chal- they learn about how the body lenge themselves 1n this class to works. mental health. and other lift the most possible weight for 1mportant things to keep you them Mr Takeno teaches this healthy The teachers that class. The phys1cal education teach lifetime fitness are. Mrs. department is excellent . They Bosco. Mrs Halpin. Mr Haslem. are well-developed and well- Mr. Pearce. and Mrs. Schmidt. rounded. They keep us all in tip- and Mr. Takeno. Classes that top condition. ore available for sophomores. Mr Langpap prepares to take roll Too bad no- JUniors. and seniors ore dance. body showed up to class weight training. and power lift- ing. Mrs Mousley. and Mrs Brim- ley teach dance 1. 2. and 3. In these classes you get to use your creativity and learn about the steps of modern dance Dance 3 may also prepare you Wayne Langpap Dennis Larsen Allee Love John Lyon Steve Margetts Cal Maxf1eld Susan Malone Bruce Mcguire 63

Science Where con you learn about the learning about sleeping patterns and the1r dreams. The Schizo unit living organism of such foreign blew everyones mind and you fi- nally realized why your parents materials as on amoeba? Where were so strange . They definotely need help. What about yourself con you soy pass me some acid Aren't you glad you finally know where your poster or root gangli- w jo getting busted? What about on is? If you don't you con only blame yourself for sitting on your looking at x-roted pictures of the gluteus moximus during physiol- ogy. skeletal and muscular system? A to F we've earned our grades The only place you con do all and the teachers who hove taught us hove earned their pay. these exciting, educational and entertaining activities is THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT!!!!!! From Bi- ology to psychology, we've learned it all . Most of us hove struggled with the otomicol struc- ture of silver or the number of positive ions in on unknown sub- stance What about all those lobs and experiments to blow up the school that hove foiled . Hove you ever cried because you didn't wont to cut up that poor. big-eyed frog Didn't you hove fun learning about plants, animals and life in general? Of course you didl Well at least until the big chapter test and you This is what happens to obnoxious sophomores who hadn't read it. Everyone loved cannot behove in class. Stop Crying! Next time you'll hove to wear the dunce cop. Joneen MacMilla n Julie Millard Carol Milne Dove Montgomery Boyd Mousley Robin Mousley Leon Moyes 64

The happy-go-lucky sophomores discuss the latest epi- sode of Sesame Street as they dine on a delicious school lunch Dove Staple. junior. wonders why his biology experiment is crawling down his pants. Ernie Northway Scott Mertilick points while Ricky Berrett stresses out over Raynor Pearce his boloon that just flew away . Next time tie it to your wrist Science 65

Mary Peterson Eunice Pixton Pepe Quntero Mark Rasmussen Suzanne Roll Ann Barrowman. senior. protects herself as a Brighton Bengal passes by Mr Walsh sits in amazement as Kerrie Johansson turns 1n an assignment For. Lang- Voc. 66/Foreign Language

Tony Siegenthaler Mr. Maxfield. Mr Cottle. Mrs Mousley and Ms. Henrickson stand at an Steve Shumway Paul Smith assembly trying to matntatn the swell of excitement Face The Future Firmly! VOCATION their creattve talents and learn a useful skill at You are drivtng out of your neighborhood tn the same ttme Job skills are the name of the game'!! the big. blue. bomber. Buick You hit a deep ditch and the bomber sounds like it's going to FOREIGN LANGUAGE explode What do you do? You. being the Have you taken a class tn Foreign Lan- tgnorant person you are. keep on dnvtng and notice that your oil is very low You wonder guage? If you are gotng to college. chances why there ts low oil in your car While driving are that you already have There are four on the freeway. you crank up the radto to languages taught here at Hillcrest. and ftve drown out the terrible sounds of the car Sud- teachers to teach it to us Mrs Allgood and denly. you smell burntng rubber The soles of Mrs. Cummings both teach Spantsh. Mr Lar- your sneakers are ktnd of hot The good ol' sen ts in charge of French. Mr Wesemann bomber begtns to slow down and you decide takes care of German. and Mrs Mitchell to pull off the busy freeway You are out of teaches Russian. So you have quite a choice gas. the car is smoktng. and you have no clue to pick from . what to dol!l What do you do? What would you do? If you had taken a vocatton class of There are so many languages spoken in baste auto mechanics you WOULD know the world The students taking foreign lan- what to do. YOU would have learned the guage are just trying to communicate They basics about cars and learned where and work hard so that someday people will not how to fix possible problems be able to communtcate because of the lan- guage they speak It ts a lot of hard work. but Vocation classes provide students with the they say that it is well worth it. basic \"how to\" tn welding. baste metals. Cory Chr stenson s very senous as he a ms graphtcs and drafttng design Vocation also hts dead y weapon the camera offers carpentry and wood tech Just tn case you want to make a wooden lamp. boo - shelves. or a house All of these classes pro- vide useful sktlls that can help you everyday Vocattonal classes let students tndulge tn oca \"l 67

Clark Snelgrove Jim Swoydon Bruce Tokeno Patricio Thomas Byron Thompson Kate Tillinghast Carol Vondenokker Pouwell Vuyk People Helping People People helping people is basi- Resource also is for all students cally what the resource depart- who need additional basic skills ment is about. Helping people to such as better reading or better get along in the world without too study habits. Both are skills peo- much help from others or to give ple need to get along in school them a boost along the way. and the resource department offers them as well as other Among the things that the de- classes to better improve cer- partment teaches is peer tutoring tain aspects of life such as tran- where students help other stu- sitions. The teachers in resource dents who are having problems in teach about everything that is certain areas. These students help useful to students to help them their students to many things such get along better in the world . as count money or be able to do simple work that the students oth- erwise wouldn't be able to do. \"People don't realize what these guys go through . Simple tasks for us can be amongst the hardest things for them. However they are willing to try and once you see that it g1ves you more than a good feeling. you want to help them more \" says Amy Johnson who is a peer tutor. If you wont my body and you th1nk I'm sexy come on babe, let me know! If it's on emergen- cy call 911 . 68/Resaurce

Lane Walsh Gordon Wesemann Tom Watrous \"Hey Ted Buddy, what do you thing? Is this me or what?\" says super stud Mont Widerberg Lee Jensen Who IS this mystery man? That smile and lovely t1e rem1nd us of our friendly ne1ghbor! Welcome to Hillcrest Mr Rogers Jr \"Like hey Tommy honey Like oh my gosh! Huskies are soooo awesome. They're totally cool Like yo know those Bengals. GAGI Resource Resource/69

Con you see the two mistakes in this picture? Brent Govodos. Trent Acy, Richard Haslam. Marshall Crone. Keith Bell. First Row· Robyn Torrey. Kenneth Owens. Joseph Patrick. Eugene Freemon. ,, Custodial Staff Sharon Williams Jeanie Wilson Julie Wilson Carol Winter The girl in the red mini skirt saunters by and her tontilizing perfume catches Randy Farnsworth's attention Go for it Randy !!! ! 70/Business

Bus .-Music What would the world be with- Many people take business out music? It would probably be a classes to help them in the future pretty dull place . What would be- or for some, an easy grade. come of the \" Rockers\" and Wrong! It doesn't take long to find \" Wavers\". Well, with the help of out just how tough these classes two teachers here at Hillcrest, we are You have homework and have no need to worry about it tests just like any other class. \"Busi- With Mr Brian B Bentley directing ness, what else can I say, it speaks the choirs and Mr Ernie Northway for itself.\" says senior, Rex Prescott conduct1ng the bands, we have a . . . \" Of course we really don't w1nn1ng combination know what that means but we do know that they offer many select- Mr Bentley is in charge of all of ed classes. such as; business the choirs . That 1ncludes Mixed, comp., shorthand, keyboard, mar- Concert, Girl's, and the Vocal En- keting fashion merchandising and semble . He is also in a private word processing \" . choir He plays the piano and also Now that Grizzle Adams has cut his hair and teaches the piano to students. He trimmed his beard, he is now very content with helped 1n the directing of the the animals he teaches. school play and is in charge of the stage tech staff Mr Northway is in charge of the bands including Jazz, Concert, Orchestra and Pepbands. He spends a lot of time conducting the bands to the point of excel- lence With these two teachers in charge of the music department. we can't go wrong. Thanks to them, we have the best sound around. Rex Wright Karen Zollinger Nancy Thomas Zgoque Mpzbki Boom-Boom Bob Spike McKenz1e Sex Man Michael George Wow Business/71

Kathy Barker Ela1ne Johnson Nancy Mart1n Karen Mitchell Janice Troester Edd1e Murphy As the hurricane hits the Salt Lake area . these two heroic seniors. Mark Siu and Kurt Rolfe. keep the building in place Lunch ladies from left to right . Front row Tawny Martin. Billie Lockwood. Loa Allen. Lynda Atwood. Enka Jensen Back row: Edwina Rubens. Manon Clement. Marilyn Brown. Julia Bohler. Merrie Hirose. and Joan Street. 72/Aides

Bigmouth Rivers Sexy Dr. Ruth Where's the beef lady I see that student dtdn't answer questoons 11 , 29 and 218 .Juniors Doreen Leek and CtviSta Mr Bill Cosby Monson hove that' scrumptuous AutomatiC \" F\"I snack before ther nap tme Thank You We toke for granted the you like a roll, how about two/ clean rooms and halls in the ?\" that is something you hear school. Thanks to the janitorial everyday as you walk through staff at Hillcrest we ore greeted the lunch lines Smiling lunch la- by the cleanest school. in the dies greet you as you pick up district . your food . Everyday the lunch ladies come to school bright The entire floor area is swept, and early to prepare the days mopped and polished everyn- menu Slaving over the hot ight. The staff puts in a lot of stoves they put together our work to make sure that the school lunch. We thank every school stays as clean as possi- one of you! ble. They work late into the night so that we hove a clean learning environment. Hove you ever tried to check out? Well if you hove then you hove somehow been ossociot- ed with our secretory. We hove only s1x that ore full time the rest of them ore only eighteen hour week aides. Without these la- dies this school wouldn't run as efficiently as it does. \"Would 73

Our Upper Class Ms. Henricksen is often seen. looking in her files. checking- up on her kids. Mr. Lovato. takes out a brief moment to sneak a smile to the camera 74/Principals

Mr. Lovato Mr. Jensen Mr Argyle Ms. Henricksen Mr. Lovato and his helpers Mr. Lovato has been here at Hill- crest for 10 years He was the Vice Principal of the 11th graders This is his first year as Hillcrest PrincipaL He is loved by the entire studentbady and most likely won't be forgotten . The three Vice Principals this year were: Mr. Paul Argyle. Mr Lee Jen- sen. and Ms Cheryl Henricksen. Mr. Argyle and Ms Henricksen ore new to beng \"up at the top\" so to speak They both taught here at Hillcrest before entering the new world of Administration. Mr Jensen has been here as long as Mr Lo- vato He has been there for the stu- dents and especially for the seniors He is a wonderful man and hopeful- ly he will be here at Hillcrest for a long tme to come Caught 1n the act!l The natural habitat of Mr Jensen V.P.'s/75



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1st row Mike Conover. Trent Tripp, Rex Prescot. Bret Jesperson. Glade Bronicel. Scott Peacock . Rob Butters. Ralph Rico. Lynn Folkerson. Sean Elder. Bret Worthington. Layne Beeny. Troy Bench. Jeff Cottle. Greg Weichers. 2nd row Tony Daily. Darin Anderson. Bret Prawitt. Robin Anderson. Scott Berrett . Mike Neff. Russ Harmon. Ben Slaugh. Todd Valentine. Jeff Freeman. Jared Bills. John Beverley. Jerry Smith. Kerry Armstrong. 3rd row· Ryan Sylvies. Paul Barton. Mark Jordan. Steve Thompson. Chris Callis. John Hill. Jared Wong. Jason Argyle. Rob Heywood. Darren Milne. Bart Street. Bryan Green. Billy Lloyd . David Washburn . 4th row Greg Bengtzen. Mike Adams. Dev Chasten. Scott Vanvalkenburg. Cory Bekkmellon. David Weiss. Robert Davis. Matt Bollwinkel. Chris Jenkins. Bryan Swapp, Craig Richie. Russell Vicchrilli. 5th row · Paul Goff. Andy Myers. Chris Duke. Ted Froisland. Jeremy Davis. Harold Martines. Scott Jacobson. Troy Riding. David Stapel. Garry Smith. Chris Lyons. Arthur Mols. Dave Roberts. Coach Takeno. Coach Wright. Coach Langpap. Coach Haslam. Team Managers: Allen Dawes. Earl Harding. #69 Rob Butters part of the great Huskie defense The linemen of the Huskies look across the line at the 1s diving whole heartedly and whole bodily into opponents and say. \" You 're Momma Think Your Ugly. the late great Hawk debate over the boll. Hey! \". and she hit the nail right on the head . 78/Varsity Football

Frolic1ng along the astro-turf. our happy-go-lucky-ballenna skips to the goal line. Boy. those padded bras work well . I'll take the h1gh hit. you take the low hit Wow. one of the guys IS JUSt sweep1ng me off my feet. The essence of animal attraction The difference between playing Good and playing great Some Play It Cool, We Like It Hot Break! 21-10-56 Hut! and losses. Huskies are 79 Hut! Hut! They're awe- great!! some, they're HOT! The HHS Varsity football team The season started off has got what no other with an early win. The Hus- team has got. First of all, kies were not as success- there are those boys who ful as they had hoped to think they are men by be, yet they still fought running around chasing a every team with every- piece of dead pig skin . thing they had. Even in They also seem to think the hardest defeats, the that cutting off their cir- Huskies were supported culation with those tight by the devoted student- pants, show how muscu- body and many support- lar they are and by wear- ers. Ralph Rico # 77 says, ing huge shoulder pads, \"Husky ball was rod but, will turn them into major it's too bad we didn't go studs . Well, they're right!! to State. We had a lot of Although there was many excellent players that de- defeats and upsets, the served more. Thanx for team never got down on everything Coach Has- themselves and the varsi- lam!\" Even when HHS met ty football players are certain defeat, we stared and always will be # 1 in it right in the eye until the everyone's eyes. They very last second. Be- are and will be supported cause of this, we can look by the huge studentbody back on the season with and many outside sup- pride. We have no re- porters and fans of Hill- grets. All of the football players did an excellent crest . The studentbody job this year. Great job was always willing to sup- guys!! 88 Rules!! port the team in its wins

\" GO BIG D!l The Big Boys Block \" One of the best se- cret s of the Hillcrest J.V. team. Photo J Ta nner The 1987-88 Juntor Varstty football team. Photo J. Ta nner That's right, we bad!! What a team, they have it all! J.V. Football J.V . Football. What is it pap, Gunderson, and Has- Heywood, Mark Jordan, Har- that makes them awe- lam were great . They old Martinez, Andy Myers, some? It's a combination of worked hard with the team Dave Roberts, Bart Street, talent, hard work and a to make them be the best. Steve Thompson , Dave great coaching staff. This They held long grueling Washburn, Robin Anderson, years J.V. team had a great practices after school and Paul Goff, Jon HilL Billy Lloyd, season . Wrapping it up with trained them with all the Darren Milne, Troy Riding, more wins than losses. As the best moves. They paced Gary Smith, Bryan Swapp, lower classmen, they fol- the Huskies to make an im- Scott VanValkenburg, Dave lowed in the footsteps of provement every week by Weiss, Matt Cissna . the varsity, learning their po- making them practice plays sitions step by step . Many over and over again. The Other great contributions J.V. players were able to team consisted of: Mike Ad- to the team were made by play on the varsity team ams, Jason Argyle, Cory Bart Street, Jason Argyle which gave them the ex- Bekkemellon, John Beverly, and Robert Heywood. The perience that they 'll need Chris Callis, Tony Daily, Chris quarterback, Darren Milne, for a great varsity team Duke, Bryan Green, Scott showed extreme talent . He next year. Jacobsen, Chris Lyons, Ar- will be great for next year. thur Moes, Craig Ritchie , Thanks to the great coach- Some of the outstanding Dave Staple, Ryan Sylvies, ing staff and the hard wor- players were Jared Bills, Dar- Russ Vicchrilli, Jared Wong, kouts the team had a great rin Anderson, Chris Lyons, Darren Anderson, Kerry Arm- year. The team is looking and David Staple. They ad- strong, Greg Bentzen, Jared forward to an awesome ded to the great perfor- Bills, Dev Chasten, Jeremy season as a varsity team, monee of the J.V . team . and so are we ! Davis, Ted Froisland , Robert Coaches, Takeno, Lang- 80I JV Football

Darren Milne steps bock 1nto the pock- et. and f1res one off to a receiver to move the Husk1es farther ahead Photo J. Tonner Now that's how you tackle! Hillcrest Huskies hammer the Bengals to death Photo J Tonner JV Football/81

FRONT ROW : Joson Wood. Shoed Terrell, Kreig Westlund. Jared Cook. Travis Taylor. John Brenneman. Roy Atwood. Jon Mickelson. SECOND ROW : Kyle Berrett. Scott Parkin, Milan Evans. Mark Muir. Mike Cottle. J. Travis Lehman. Jason Allen. Joke Beuhler. Trevor Grant. THIRD ROW · Dennis Carlson. Sean Romanik, Curtis Edgley. Todd Madson. Zack Newbold. Rory Mears. Travis Anderson, Scott Weseman. FOURTH ROW: Leon Uriarti. Pat Haws. Dale West. Curt Hutchings. Brandon Nielson. Rob Coates. Mark Parrish. Raymond Louis. FIFTH ROW : Brandon Hicks. Dave Lang. Bobby Lewis. Shane Kirk. Chris Arambula. Kevin Hunter. Larry Ricketts. Brett Shipley. Bryan Rosehan. SIXTH ROW : Jeff Keith. Travis Whetman. Marty Borg, Brandon Forrer. Steve Milne. Dave Koncar. Reed Briggs. Mike Rich . SEVENTH ROW : Jason Torck. Dustin Kelly. Coach Gunnerson. Coach Neff. Coach Fiscus. Not pictured Jason Skowernek . Here we have an excellent tackle by number 74. Photo· B. Beddoes A perfect pass to an oncoming Hillcrest player Photo B. Bed- does 82/Soph Football

One of our studs show1ng off his fan- cy footwork as he k1cks the boll to another team member. Photo : B. Beddoes Our Husk1es putt1ng up a great fight and g1ving it all they 've got in our game ogomt Brighton . Photo B Beddoes Despite Losing Records \"The attitude with which you approach a task will also determine the outcome.\" Coach Fiscus. \"How much you put into your sport is how much you get out of it.\" Chris Arambula. \"42. 38, 61. Hike!\" The season with enthusiasm. quarterback clutches the Coached by Don Neff. ball, takes a few steps Jeff Gunnerson and backwards. passes it to Wade Fiscus. the sopho- the receiver who charges mores had a 1 win, and 8 toward their goal. it's on loss record. The sopho- the 30. the 20. the 10. mores are to be com- TOUCHDOWN!!! mended for playing hard in every game until the fi- This year the sopho- nal whistle blew against more football team some of the finest teams. made plays like this one The scores were too and others like this over close all too often. Unfor- the year. Although end- tunately. when all was ing their season with not done the sophomores so impressive records. the were still a few points be- sophomore football team hind. anticipates next years Soph Football/83

Junior. Lenore Wilcock spikes the ball onto the opponent's court as Nikki Eyre and Trisha Daniels rush to back her up. Le- nore 1s on both the Varsity and the JV volleyball teams She adds a lot to the team D Little Lenore Wilcock gets ready to serve the ball. Lenore has a vi- CIOUS serve. spike, and volley She was on the team last year and hopes to make the team next year We have no doubt that she will. Photo by D Little \" This year in volleyball was a great year and an experience for all of us. Volleyball is a team sport, and that's exactly how we played . No one person was the star, we all contributed immensely. Our pride and determination plain- ly stood out . All through the season we set goals in which we worked hard at accomplish- ing. Sharon Williams is a great coach who is very optimistic .\" - Nikki Eyre Top picture \"How d1d she do that?\" th1nks Nlkk1 Eyre wh1le she. Nata e Ferre. and Tnsha Dan1els stare at Ta- mtna 1ndstrom hit the ball over the net Side picture Juniors. Nikki Eyre and Tam1na L1ndstrom use team work os they launch the boll over he net Team work was on essent10l for the play Photos by B. Harvey 84/Volleyball

''We always gave 110% on the court as well as off.\" -Nikki Eyre Varsity Volleyball When you hear \"volley- There was always a great and was appointed to Ali- ball\", do you think of \"bump, turnout of Huskies that sup- Tournament team at the Hus- set and spike?\" These are as- ported the girls volleyball kie-Hawk Volleyball Tourna- sociated with volleyball but team . The spectators were ment. so are \"Dig, dink and dive.\" never disappointed at the That's just what the volleyball teams effort to play. The This team had a bunch of team did this year-bump, set, games were exciting and left girls that worked hard to spike, dig, dive and dink . the onlookers on the edge of strive for their excellence. their seat. \"It's amazing how They started practicing two It takes a lot to build a well they work together. They weeks before school started good volleyball team - a lot must know what each other is and two hours each day dur- of dedication, a lot of deter- thinking to have so much ing school. Their hard work mination, and a lot of know- cooperation,\" exclaimed and dedication really paid how. Coach Sharon Williams senior Jenny Hansen. off. They placed fourth in re- said, \"The volleyball team this gion and eighth in state. year is very competitive. en- Two of the volleyball play- ergetic and exciting to ers won awards for their abili- We'd like to thank those watch. All the players are ty of playing and working well seniors who worked hard for very talented athletes and with their other team mates. the past three years to make dedicated to being better They are Tamino Lindstrom this volleyball season what it volleyball players and work- and Nikki Eyre . lamina won was . Those seniors are Natalie ing hard to make our team first team All-Region and Nikki Ferre, Susanne Hansen, Au- successful.'' won second team All-Region drey Richards, Melissa Duncan and Karen Korn . Varsity Volleyball Team- Back Row Tamino Lindstrom. Karen Korn. and Miss Williams. Janna Olsen. Natalie Nikki Eyre The varsity team works Ferre. Mindy West. Melissa Duncan. together to make the awesome Tnsh Daniels. Pam N1elson. Julie El- team they had this year The mont. Susanne Hansen. and Mr. coaches encouraged them to the1r Cottle Front Row Leslie Christen- potential B Harvey sen. Tammy Clark . Lenore Wilcock . Volleyball/85

J V VOLLEYBALL TEAM- Top Row Janna Olsen. Mindy West. Tnsh Dan- iels. Julie Elmont. and Coach Cottle Bottom Row Leslie Christensen. Le- nore Wilcock . and Pam Nielson. Photo by B. Harvey Juniors. Trish Daniels and Mindy Top p1cture : Julie Elmont gets ready to bump the ball over the net as West both jump up to the net. her team mates get ready in case she needs their help. Bottom tipping the ball over. They have picture . Pam Nielson takes her time so she can bump the ball over to be careful not to cross the the net Her good skills really helped out the team 1n the many center line or touch the net. victories. The crowds were rarely cheated of a great performance Photo by D Little Photos by D. Little \"One of the funnest sports I've played is vol- leyball because it takes both individual and team effort. You've got to try to be the best that you can but if we don't play as a team we'll never win. The players and Sharon Williams are the best to be around and they all make the volleyball sea- son the best it can be . As a team we'd like to say \"thanks\" for your support at this years state tourna- ment.\" Mindy West 86/JV Volleyball

Lenore Wilcock gets ready to spike the boll. She practiced her volley- boll skills and got ready to go to the state tournaments. Lenore set a goal to go to state. Through long hours of practice. she achieved this goal D Little Melissa Duncan slides across the floor trying to save the boll. Tommie Clark and Trisho Daniels rush over to give Melissa some backup help. Thank goodness. for Melissa. knee pods were invented. Photo by D. Little ''We had the heart and pride necessary to win.'' -Mindy West J. V. Volleyball The volleyball team has School. They played Skyline. tryouts during the summer. Highland. Olympus, and Tay- The tryouts consist of a num- lorsville High Schools. They ber of volleyball drills and beat Highland and Olympus. each person is scored on her The volleyball team re- ability to do each one. To ceived eighth place in the get ready for tryouts, the State Tournament with a re- players practice at the be- cord of 2-2. The team was ginning of the summer. The cheered on by Husky Fans. players also attend volley- ball camps in the summer to Miss Williams coached the improve their volleyball skills. volleyball team to their vic- tory. Miss Williams spent After they have tryouts, hours and hours of her time they begin steady practice. to make the volleyball team Last summer they began what it is. She is very proud practice on August 17. two of the team and their place weeks before school be- in the top ten of the state . gan. After that. they prac- The assistant coach. Mr. ticed two hours each day. Cottle. spent a lot of his time including during seventh pe- with the team also. He riod. helped them improve on their volleyball techniques. Our volleyball team did The other assistant coach great in region, beating was Amy Matthews. She Alta. Orem. American Fork. spent a lot of time at the Bingham. Brighton, and practices and the games. West Jordan. They placed fourth in the region with a The players gave up a lot record of 9-5. of their time for practices and games. The team im- The volleyball team went proved over the season . 87 to the State Tournament which was held at Roy High

Jun1or Shown Heiden retrieves the boll aggressively from American Fork as senior Greg We1chers looks on Photo Nan- cy Olsen Sen1or Greg We1chers leaps 1nto the o1r to make a shot post the heads of the Bingham players. Photo Nancy Olsen. \" One of the keys to this year's team 's success was that they are close friends on and off the court . That fact made it possible for t hem t o play well as a t eam .\" -Coach Steve Margetts 88/Varsity Basket ball

Energetic, Electrifying The Legend Lives On Varsity Basketba I With practiced skill and agil- class . Under the coaching of The Husky boys moved ity, this year's varsity basketball Steve Margetts and Mont Wi- across the court this year with a team skimed across the court derburg, the boys' varsity team confidence and pride that as- out of harm's way sweated it out on this year's tonished the1r opponents and basketball court. humbled their aggressors. \"Be- Whether the Huskies won or ing mentally prepared to play is lost, the crowd never stopped This year's team is made up just as important as being phys- cheering \"Berrett for threel\" of some of last year's wonderful ically able,\" the team agreed was frequently heord, calls to team They 1nclude seniors Troy during one of their many prac- the referres were often Bench, Ricky Berrett. Mark tices \"If we know that we can screamed in defense of our Owen, Jeff Cottle, Greg do it, our opponents know we players . Weichers. Steve Page . Two JU- can. That really helps,\" Mark niors who played as sopho- Owen stated When asked how he felt mores last year are Shawn Hei- about Coach Margetts, Troy den and Tony Daily Add some Not only do they know it, but Bench. senior, replied, \"Coach other great team mates and so does Hillcrest! is great. He's a stud, man \" you've got 1988's amaz1ng var- sity team The team practiced every- day dunng their seventh period Sen1or Jeff Cottle shows his playng skill on the Back row Earl Harding, Allen Dawes. Mark Owen, court in this amazing shot Photo Nancy Olsen Justyn Tebbs, Tony Dailey, Shawn Heiden. Ken Brown1ng, David Stapel. Steve Page, Ryan Syl- vies, Ashley Allred, Greg Weichers, Coach Mont Widerberg, Coach Steve Margetts. Front Gary Smith, Troy Bench, Chris Duke. Bryan Swapp, Jeff Cottle. Ricky Berrett Varsity Ba sketball/89

The J. V team Includes from left to right. Pat Haws. Mark Mu1r. Chns Duke. Justin Tebbs. Kenny Brown1ng. Dave Sta- pel. Ashley Allred. Gary Smith. Bryan Swapp, Chris Aram- bula. Bret Whitehead. and Coach Widerberg Kenny Brown1ng makes it look so easy aga1nst Mountain View. Photo by N. Olson Ryan Sylvies out jumps his de- fender and scores Photo by · N Olson 90/JV Basketball

Dave Stapel uses h1s he1ght to the Huskies' advantage and scores a three-po1nter Photo by: N Olson Gary Smith is determined to make this shot as he jumps above his opponent Photo by N Olson Who Could Ask For More? They Have It All! J.V. Basketball This years J.V. team it all the way next year,\" was coached by Mont bragged Dave Stapel. Widerberg . The team They are all excited to works hard, practicing play varsity next year and three to four hours a day. plan to do their best. \"We They all work as a team have a great bunch of which really helps out guys here with a lot of tal- when it counts. They also ent. they all work hard dress for the Varsity and strive to do their games for support and best,\" admitted Coach experience . The team Widerberg . They won shows a lot of potential in most of their games this doing very well. \"We year and plan to win have the talent to make them all next year . 91

BACK ROW· Coach Fiscus. Pot Haws. Mark Muri. Donn Fristrup. Kurt Cosey. Kenny Browning. Jeremy Roberts. Kev1n Shackle- ford. Chris Arambula. FRONT ROW . Dove Page. Bret White- head. Mike Cottle. Aaron Love. Jeremy Clark. Myron Curtis. Dennis Carlson. Reed Briggs. The Year Of Getting Tough Sophomore Basketball Coached by Bob John- day after school. The Aaron Love dribbles down the court while son and Wade Fiscus, the team has improved a lot trying to out run and avoid the Bruins . Aar- Sophomore basketball over the season . Dennis on is a valuable team member J. was triumphant during Carlson says about the their 1987-1988 season. team, \"At tryouts I was Wade Fiscus is very proud really worried because of the team . He's excited there were some kids that to see these sophomores had moved to our school on the varsity team for and I didn't really know next year. He says, \"The how they would effect team plays the best they my chances. My shot can and have fun too.\" needed some help and I Bob Johnson spends a lot was out of shape but be- of time with the team but sides that it was okay . says it is time well spent The team was chosen when he sees the boys at and we got to know the game. He is also each other. We all knew proud of the team. that we would be pretty tough with Pat's holy Tryouts for the team dump and Myron's \"ball were in November. The and outlet\". team practiced every- 92/Soph. Basketball

Bret Whitehead jumps up and shoots the basketball for two ponts . Bret has played basketball s1nce he was 8. Mark Mu1r shoots a lay up while Aaron Love and Kurt Gasey rush to back him up. Photo by J Kenny Browning shoots the ball for two. The team plays as a team and wins as a team. Photo by N. Olsen Patrick Haws jumps up off the court two feet for a basket Pat loves bas- ketball and practices da1ly Photo by N Olsen Soph. Basketball/93

Varsity Basketball The Best All Around The Lady Huskies, as Hill- The captains for the varsity team are seniors Audrey crest knows them, have Richards and Heather shown excellent talent as Sonne. The team is made up they started out the new of seniors and juniors. Au- basketball season . The varsi- drey Richards, a captain ty team has done many fun- says, \"Lady Huskie Basket- draisers this year to raise money for the team . They ball Rules! When we play to- are very diligent in their gether, we stay together. practices and games. They We're like a family both on play well as a team . They learn to work together and and off the court. Through learn each others style of our coaches, teammates, basketball. Everyone helps and friends, Huskie Basket- everyone else with their ball has brought success, friendships, and most of all, basketball skills and tech- memories.\" The varsity niques. Not very many stu- team works hard under the dents from Hillcrest support direction of Jeanie Wilson the girls basketball games. It and Sharon Williams. They is not as supported as the are an excellent team. boys basketball games. Good luck in '88! 1st row Kerrie Nash. Jean1e Wilson. Sharon Williams. Nikki Eyre, Tammie Clark. Marcy Randall. Heather Sonne. 2nd row Amy Matthews. Audrey Richards. Melissa Duncan. Leslie Christensen. Cindy Ruttenbur. and Pam Nielson Senior Audrey Richards goes for a shot aga1nst the Miners 94

Nikki Eyre JUnior. makes her move to drive the boll for a basket Nikki Eyre. jun1or. is show1ng her out- sta nding skills 1n her sport . Nikki Eyre is driv1ng at full speed to ma ke the shot ogonst the Jogs The girls had an outstanding season this year posting a 20 and 4 record. winning the Region Championship and taking 4th at State. \" Their dedication and unselfishness will be a memory I will never forget! Thank you for an in- credible year! \" \" WILTZ\" March Randall waits for the rebound but 1s confident of Nikki's shot . Kerrie Nosh 1s block1ng the Jogs as Cindy Ruttenbur goes for her shot Girls' Basketball/95

Leslie Christensen goes up for an out of the key shot. Cindy Ruttenbur goes up for a fanta stic lay-up against the Bangles \" Most people really don't care about girls basketball, but the girls did better than the guys this year.\" Mary Garman, Senior \"Its mine ... Its mine ... I've g ot it Hey. where did the ball go?\" 96/JV Basketball