Hillcrest High Class of 1986

Krishe Reimann LIS<> Re1tz Scott Rekoulls Trac• Rice Audr-'y Richards Edd1 R1ch.>rdson Ralph R1co Lesley R1dinq l11mes RIOJas ]uh R1pley R\"ch le Robb Tr cy Roberts Amy Robison Kevm Robinson Todd Rob1nson Kathy Rodarte Kurt Rolf Sh<lun Remme MllrCy R Tom Rcee Br..d ceenhan TraviS Ross Kann Rosson Scott Routh Mark Ruppel l1ll Ruttenbur R11ndy Salf<~n Antomo Sald1var Dame! Sampsel John Sayar11th Ro b1e Sch1cker Sh!'nlyn Schne1d r M1k.e Schn 1ther Brenda Schoen! ld Stev Schronen St11 y Schultz Dianne Scott Knsh Schwenn Wendy Seal ChriS Searl Dldn Soeqm1ll r l)aVld Serdl!r Sa m Seth Chns Sh4tp Jon Shdtp Chns Shell H 1d1 Shepherd Tam• Shepherd Mont Shemll SOPHOMORES/97

Becky Short Morsho Shurlz Bnndo S1m1Ster M1ke S1mmons Poul S1mmons Morq S1v Andy Slode Br n Slough Terry Slesser M1ke Sloon Jeff Smoll Z.,ne Smorl Benny Sm1th Chnsty Sm1th H1llory Sm1th Jod•e Sm1th l.Jso Sm1th Monon Smith Brett Snorr Roberl Snow Jusbn Snyder K1m Somers H~ther Sonne Jon Sorensen Nothon Sperry Susonne Stope! Jusbne Stonng '•ffony Stephenson Jngnd Stouferl Jenny S evens Momy Stevens R1ch Stevens TroviS Steworl Roberl Sbrhng Andy Stocks Joylynn Stocks Wendy Stock led• Stre1ff Bnon Strong Ten Stub 98/SOPHOMORE

How to tmprove a math class Darrell Sturm r John Sulhvdll Jenmfer Sumner Steve Su!TISlon Mtke Tdlr.dgt Mdtt Tdll loren T..me Davtd Tdylor ltm Toylor lAne Tempest Mtchelle Tempest Darr n Thdyer BrCKllce Thom..s Dave ThomdS Hetdt Thorn\"\" Koren ThomdS Melissd Thom.ss Nathdll TholTh!IS Stephdnte ThomdS Dedn Thornburg )dSOn Thorpe Mtch..al Thygerson Angel Ttdwell )dime TUler Jon Ttmpson Anq }., T rck Jenmfer Tolmdll Lon Tonnesen Robyn Toone Trdm Trdll Trent Tnpp Connt TrutUo Oidne T thLlcdl Kory Tucker Michele Tucker Lon Tueller Wtlltdm Tum t SOPHOMORE 99

Gabe Turcsanskt Tammte Turner Knshn Tycksen Magen Tyler Ntcole Ulm r Ttna Ann Urn Su,nne Urban Kerry Usry Mary Usry Ben Valdez Todd Valenhne John Van Ballegoote Stefante VanBoerum Susette Vanderbeek Enc Verde Jose Vtllegas Rusty Vmcent Steve Vmcent Noelle Vtola Kh& Vo Shane Vranes Jenmfer Wade Jantne Wadley Ttm Wager Angte Wagstaff Mtlr.e Wallcer Debbte Wall Chad Wallwork Rayna Walters Knshn Wanner Raehelle Warburton Brooke Ward LtSa Ward Angela Warner Shana Wash \"Santa Claus is not Mrs. Wilson , frying to \"Hey guys, do you Dave Swapp, senior going to come vis!l you get the attention of her want to see my new talking to Ryan Bullet if you don't shut up!\" third period class. Christmas and Oscar Alba. underwear?!?! \" 100/ SOPHOMORES

Angte W<ttson Pnde W<ttt rs Todd WetJ.v r ay Webb Greg W Jchers Chad Wetchert Mtke Wesemann Troy West Cmdy Wes m K<tren Western Kalat Wharton Brad Whtcker Hetdt Whthng Dean Whtt Chnsty Whetman Came Wtdener Ang•e Wmg Greg Wtllden Ch<trlene Wmberg Matt Wtlson Lance Wtlkmson Chns Wtlde Napole Wollgramm Tony Wolff John Wollley Cmdy Woodbury Paul Woodhurst Jushn WooU y Kay Woolsey TraVIS Woolsey Brei Worthmgton Ktm Wnght Knsten Wnght Marc Wnght SUSie Wnght Randy Wnght Sythavon Xayachack Sheng Yang Shane Yates Jacquehne Young John Young Ryan Young Shane Zdumch Linda Zillner SOPHOMORES/ 101

Smart Move Foreign Exchange Students Tim Luedke-West Germany, Mona Kulsveen-Norway, Javter Pereyra-Spam, Rtva Neto-Brastl, Astnd Nenclares-Mexico, Aktko Hda-Japan, Chnshan Atol· C'htle The foreign exchange program gives ambitious students the chance to experience another culture and learn another language along with having an unforgettable experience. and you can't choose your classes.\" Ladtes before G ntlem n! Here at Hillcrest we have 9 foreign Mona Kulsueen said, \"It is harder m exchange students from all over the Norway, an A is 100%.\" She also world. Akiko Ilda, an exchange said that she enjoys being able to student, said, \"I like Hillcrest because choose her own classes and that she 102 m Japan you don't change classes has I arned alot.\" ,

songs that are . stars that were DEFINITELY NOT HOT HOT I Brooke Shields Let's Go All The Way Don Johnson Cheryl Tiegs Shelia DEFINITELY NOT Mark Harmon Johnny Carson Goodbye Donahue Tarzan Boy Dancing in the Streets Micheal J. Fox Henry Winkler Broken Wings Superbowl Shuffle We Built this City Bill Cosby groups that are Like A Virgin Alley Sheddy HOT Carma Camillion Cindy Gibbs Knight Ranger DEFINITELY NOT gas $1.19 Kool and the Gang Big Mac 1.39 Bee Gees Movie ticket 5.00 Alabama Culture Club ski pass The Judds Strauss l0.00-30.00 COUNTRY Maucho Nachos 20.00 singers that are Cabbage Patch Twins 2.30 HOT Moe and Joe Big Gulp 83. Frizzle and West gum .69 George Micheals Pizza .58 Bruce Springstein DEFINITELY NOT 10.00 Aretha Franklin Whitney Houston M1ck Jagger ~ soaps that were DEFINITELY NOT Boy George HOT George Strait Tina Turner General Hospital Lee Greenwood Cyndi Lauper Days of our Lives Dallas Crystal Gayle Knots Landing COUNTRY the basics that were HOT Willie Nelson John Schinder stirrup pants Loretta Lynn sweats broaches ~~ Reebok Cowboy Boots DEFINITELY NOT Strauss Supersomc T-Shirt cords green gum boe ties Coolers plastic jewelry Crab Nikes Coors Light Platform Shoes suspenders Alligator shirts Hubba Bubba New Coke Cheeseburgers Kool-Aid The Hot Stays Hot D.LT- - WHAT'S HOT 103

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The Principle Principal Through the years styles change, teachers and faces change, but there's one thing you can always rely on. The smile of a familiar face walking down the hall, our prmcipal, Mr. Schick. We all stand and applaud the man behind our school. No matter your style or your way of life, he accepts you and makes you feel a part of the school. You can always depend on his support during any competition. We dedicate this page to you Mr. Schick, thank you for all you support. Love, Students and Faculty of HHS #I HUGGER The smtle of a fom1hor foce . /SCHICK

''Goodntorning Huskies'' Being a V.P. at Hillcrest is a very important and time consummg job. Not only are each of the V.P.'s responsible for a certain amount of students, by makmg sure each student is ready to graduate, but they also ensure the smooth running of the assemblies, transportation to classrooms, classroom attendance and graduation ceremonies. Although they may not always be the most popular people, they deserve a lot of respect. We all know what IS said by the V.P.'s, or do we? Match the following quotes with the names of the V.P.'s. A- H1cks B- Lovata CSmith D- Jensen \"We need your full attenhon or we w1ll have to d1sm1ss you from th1s assembly'\"' Lee Jensen \"Where's your hall pass?\" \"Get to class!\" Tom H1cks \"Ar you on task?\" 'Tm aware of that.\" \"Where are you supposed to be?\" L1anne Sm1th 'Tm really burned out.\" \"I NEED MONEY\" \" Ted Lovata \"I need to see these students NOW.\" H1s locks say everything. 'I should have worn my flack Jacket.\" \"II you don't get to class nght now I'm gomg to take you all to my off1ce'\" \"Get away from those machmes!' 107

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Arf To Zap They Taught It All! Syd Aland Agnes Allgood Jeanne Anderson Ryan Anderson Owen Andrus Dun c . Pep Clul A rountmq Fash1on, ( 'tLZ• II and l II law Sr •msh Enlll!!:h Soctdl Stud es, Sc-hool Stc.r<> S.... n Pam Awana Glade Bailey Sharlene Beck Sonja Beere J anene Bowen s~ Jal C'urnc-ulum En hsh. Voc.allonal. Enqhsh. Journal-m, Erqh_h AP. II. 12 Enol h 10 C'ol. q Prep Newspaper Mytholoqy Prmtmg 12 How long have you been interested 1n your hobby? 1-10 yrs 28 % 11-20 yrs 25 % lifetime 45 % 100

Peggy Bowen Ron Brailsford Victoria Brinton Annie Caine Rick Carlson Enghsh 10. II V onal Draftmg, Honors World H.story, AP Psycholoqy I World Gtfted and T•.ilented Engmeermg European HIStory Htstory, Athlehcs Sandy Clark M.R. Chansamone Mark Cottle Kate Catterall Kevin Damron English ~onors, 10, II Begn , tng Language, AI ebra I GP0metry Sp :tal Curriculum Sp tal urr ulum Math lnge Davies Gary Dean Leon Dean John deWebber Marla Diamond Sp< ~ta, Curriculum German C >ncert Cho1r JC'T Sp h Athlehcs Keyb. odrdmg C·,Jiege Freno h German I. II Prep How many hours do you spend weekly scpooancshoirn1.gnga a sport or c l ub or organization? 0-5 20 % 5-10 38 % 10-15 19 % 15 or more 8% 110

Do you spend time cleaning your room? Yes 85% 10% No 5% some Max Dickson Janet Dow Kay Evans Nancy Gillette Tom Godfrey Keyl rtrdmg S al Curro J!um Human Gr- •wth Readmg H •n• •r C ,] >q• f'rt.p, Ba> Erg ;p mars Comprehension Efl~hve Wntmg t.nguzh .u Steve Golding Marie Green Don Gust Jim Hadlock Mark Hancey Vo ah• •nal M ·hin Shop, Health, Pl--y·~< Educahon, Dnvel\"' Edw ali• .n, Athlehc AP Ar\" ·ncar l·h ry. JCT Carr P\" hen!,, >n of Wcldmg Yearbook Director World HIStory M th Readmg & Soc. S PJ Happeny Susan Hawkins Don Haywood Jody Heaps Mechele Hebberd lll Sp. o<::tal C 1rric:ulum College Prep, Humamhes V\")('ahonal Ek.><.!IMm's, Gymna:. h· :s Dan• .e hnghsh 10. Debate I. Electronics Speech I

Do you do anything to keep in shape? yes 89% no 11% Cheryl Henricksen Kenneth Herlin Helen Higbee Duayne Houtz Glen Howlett Jhsh 11 BasiC 12 Comrum~r m t~ Pre Voc<Jhonal Woods, Wood. •E>try. Al1ebrR, Henlth Occ•1pahons, c·..,mputers Health C'nr rs Alq bra Jeanne Howell Tom Huddlestone Frank Iacobazzi Doris Jenson Jim J imas Soc1 I Stw hes, Math, World History, Athlehcs Boys Team Sports, AP Math. Alg.bra II. Alg bra II. Computer !I. Busmess Math. Athlehcs Cheerleader Advuor Readmg G metry Robert Johnson Jack Jorgensen Frank Kelley Sharon Kerns Wayne Killpack B1ology World H1story, American Dmwmg, Pa.nhnq 112 Geometry, Alg bra II Photography Drawmg I. Ath!PhCS Sculpture H1story

Mel Labrum Dennis Larsen John Lyon Steve Margetts Lorene Mark Am ncan History, World French Library Algebra J 1r J Athletics Honors Enghsh 1I History Cal Maxfield Jodi Maxfield Bruce McGuire Janeen McMillan Coleman McVea Algebra, College Algebra I:' .am Geology Bi• 'JY Enghsh 10. I I 'v :ahonal Auto Warren Metcalf Julie Millard Carol Milne Earlene Mitchell Dave Montgomery AP American HI.;tory C mpute:r I Literary Magazme, JCT Computer rdll Comm ·p ·i ' Art Cr hve Wr!lmg, EngliSh 10, II Are you looking for- ward to retiring? Yes 55% NO 45 % 113

Robyn Mousley Leon Moyes Don Neff Betty Nernelka Ernie Northway D<1nc • D nc Ccrnpdiiy Math. Science Wt.:!ght Trauunr . H alth JCT Speech. Band Enghsh 11 . Colleqe Prep Symphony 0 hostr11 Athletics 12 Raynor Pearce Eunice Pixton Robert Pixton Pepe Quintero Mark Rasrnussen Hc.>alth Phys1cal Educdhon, Clothmq, Vocdhondl Scten• ·e Bt •l• >gy Engli ;h 0.11 Honors W r 1 H1story, Athlehcs Sewmg .)ebote Ben Rodriquez Kathy Rudelich Dorothy Schrnidt Tony Seigenthaler Jirn Severson Sl ar ·h At~ ·h• V dt dl Chld I dd me port~ Health Resour<·<> Cluster Leader, Sp€ 1d Curnculum Ucvu1opment Athletics Spec1a. Cum{'ulurn Are you able to get most of your work completed during your planning period? Yes 13% No 87% 114

Jerry Simonson Paul Smith LeRoy Soderquist Jim Swayden Bruce Takeno Busmoss Math, Pow r AmenCdn HIStory. Phystcs, Alq ·bra World 1-hstory, Athlchcs Health, Athlehcs Soctoloqy, Athletics L!fhng, Athlebcs Nancy Thomas Byron Thompson Paul Thompson Carol VandenAkker Pouwel Vuyk Spcctal Curnculum Btoloqy, Drivers Educahon W rd .'r x:essmg, Theatre, Speech Phycholoqy I. II Accounhng Lane Walsh Tom Watrous John White Mont Widerberg Sharon Williams AP B •logy Enghsh 0 JG:' Revt ~w R '>1mg English, Auto, H ;I• •!) Athlehcs Alg• bra Geometry, Woods Athlehcs Jeanne Wilson Carol Winter Rex Wright Steve Young Karen Zollinger Phy' ·al Edu. ~lion Hedl h, PoP ·nlmg Chtld Amen•·an Hi. I• ry, •pam.;h At~ ·hcs Beqm...ng • xis, R tau~ m Man y men! 1-'hysiology, Athletics Development A ll1Iet.cs Gordon Weseman '\"'-Jv• ·r Ed ahon TEACHERS/115 Paul Argyle Carol Baade Susan Benner Bu o11 ess C mr.Jt ·rs Re :i.\"lg C tpr ·hemton, C'hPmi.;try Stage Crew Foods I

Counselors Can I have a schedule change? Can I have 2nd lunch? What's an ACT-ASVAB-SAT-ICT? What college should I ottend? Can I get aid? Are my grades h1gh enough for a scholarship? Do we have to have another TA? So many questions, who has the answers? COUNSELORS, who else. Mr. Damron-The school psychiatrist The Three Muskateers Mr. Fenlon-Seniors counselor Semmary Staff ---iL-_S_e_m_i_n_a_r__y ___J Are you giving more than 2% at your school away from school? Many people do, some don't. The people who don't, miss out on the relief time (release time) they could have by getting away from their ordinary classes. Those who go, miss out on McDonalds breakfast. So ~ choose ye this day whom ~ ye shall serve, as for me ,,, C1f> I'm always hungry. 116 Semmary Counsel Oh brother, not another picture.

Life In The Phone Lane Secretaries What is chaos? Jan1ce Troester hard at work. Hillcrest wllhout secretanes! Secretanes are a v1tal part of Hlllcrest. Through the1r hours of hard work and dedicahon, secretaries manage to keep Hulcrest running smoothly. You could say that secretanes are truly the commumcahon connechon of HHS. Only the secretanes know what 1t 1s hke to really hve hfe in the \"phone\" lane! Carol Gunnerson, Diane Babcock, Lynn Varoz Nancy Martm, Mr. Sh1ck, Karen M1tchell, Elame Johnson Renee Hatheld, Jamce Troster, Lynne Deluca, Kay Ellet

Office Aids La Rame Monsen Jean Rekouhs Kay Wozab Jean Hess Debra Buchanan Jess1e Lloyd Renae Hatheld Ellen Southwtck Countless hours were spent helping students rearrange their 118/0FFICE AIDS schedules so that graduation requirements were met. Hillcrests 8 aids offered advice to Huskies when needed and helped students prepare for the afterlife. Besides helping students with their scholastic lives, personal advice was also given. The aids at Hillcrest each specialize in certam areas, office, counseling center, registrar, attendance and the media. These tasks ranged from taking care of fees and fines- to checking students in or out, processing w1th-drawls, to keeping attendance records all kept up so we can get calls on record. Each of these ladies work hard for Hillcrest and deserve a hand.

Marshall Crane Custodians Craig Heywood Because candy wrappers don't Bruce Beecroft always get up and walk into the garbage can and because we don't have self-cleaning floors, we need custodians to keep our school looking neat and clean. These hard-working men work early in the morning and late in the evening. We often take the work of these men for granted, but we owe a lot to them for keeping Hillcrest clean and in good repair. THANKS A LOT GUYS!!! Keith Bell Norman lay Nielson Greg Berensen Joseph Patnck Roben Torrey Greg and Craig say hello to Boyd SJoblem who's been Ill. CUSTODIANS/119

Food On The Move Cafeteria Ladies \"Oops' I left fluffy to dry m the microwave lor too Front Row L toR: Joyce Evankovtch, Dorthy Foster, Loa Allen , Ruth Dexter. Second Row: Juha Buhler, long'\" Edwma Rubens, Tawny Martm, Billte Lockwood, Enca Jensen, Meme Htrase, Joan Street. What do you think of when you These two women are smthng because: I. They burned a meal. 2. They both hav mdtgeshon. hear the word \"cafeteria?\" Does the word food ring a bell? It should. Because for the entire school year the lunch ladies have been working very hard to supply our humble students with nutritious, tasty, U.S.D.A. certified meals. Lunches like: Ch1cken fried steak with potatoes and gravy, cheeseburgers, and pizza, have been the mam crowd pleasers throughout the year. Another yummy treat at lunchtime is the burritos, or \"burros toes\" as Lisa Wilcox would say it. We owe these faithful workers a show of gratitude for keeping us in good health. 120/CAFETERIA LADIES

Teachers Are People Too! Teachers: Mag1c1ans who can conJure up dlltomg the worksheets and tests. 83% correct Schoolwork and hobbies aren't the only worksheets and tests wllh a simple flip of the homework at home and most of them spend 2- thmgs that keep teachers busy. 88% do a wnst, and w1th a mag1c red wand correct them 5 hours doing so. 44% reported that the1r JOb number of different thmgs to stay m shape for man mkhng. somehmes took pnonty over the1r children. vanous reasons. The exerciSes mcluded: sknng, walking raquetball, runnmg. we1ghthftmg, Teachers: People who spend the1r enhre hves Though teachers may seem to be all- karate. aerob1cs, tenms, and dance. One m the classroom, wh1ppmg up a storm of knowmg, 95% read extra books etc. to gam teacher even reported that he wore hght chalkdust w1th one hand and scnbbhng some more mformahon on the subJect in which they clothes to keep m shape! 38% exerc1se to stay indecipherable notes wllh the other. are teachmg. lit, but some exercise to keep the blood movmg, to build sexual dnve, and to take out Teachers: Dull homeboches who, when not m Teachers do spend a great deal of hme m frustrahons. Other said, \"I don't know any the classroom, spend the1r hme contemplahng the classroom, and 93% feel the appearance better\" and, \"cuz I'm FAT1\" 65% of the the theones of relahv1ty or perhaps speculahng of the1r room 1s important. 81% feel the faculty sponsor a club or sport and 38% as to the effectiveness of the works of appearance effects the student's abihty to dedicate between 5-7 hours a week m domg Emerson. learn, so many spend at least 10 mmutes a day so and 23% spend as much as 15 hours a cleamng the1r room. week to sponsor their club or sport. Teachers: Mental w1zards, geniuses, who know everything about anythmg and anythmg about Though teachers spend a Jot of hme in the Even though teachers lead busy hves. 44% everythmg. classroom, they certamly don't hve m them or do not look forward to rehremenl. When we lead bormg \"homebody\" hves. 81% of the asked about after rehrement plans, we got For those of you who share th1s sterotype of teachers have a vanety of different hobb1es such answers as: hsh, hunt, travel, \"enJOY my teachers - you are in lor a surpnze' In a and 34% spend at least I hour a week on famlly\", read, garden, play sleep, camp. race survey taken by the teachers of Hillcrest, we these hobb1es and a few spend as much as 24 b1cycles, and \"Dnnk' F1sh!\" found some mtereshng facts. You may not hours a week on them. Only 12% reported know your teachers as well as you think' the1r hobb1es were valuable hnanc1ally. The Hopefully through th1s survey you can hobbles ranged from cooking, woodworkmg, apprec1ate your teachers a httle bit more or The worksheets and tests your teachers g1ve skiing, \"'71 Camaro\", raising exohc b1rds. perhaps understand that \"TEACHERS ARE you don't JUSt appear, m fact, 51% of the b1cycle racmg, frUit orchard, hurrying day mto PEOPLE TOO!\" teachers spend about I hour a week JUSt mght, to sex/ducks/and rock & roll?! 45% reported they have been mterested m the1r hobb1es for a hfehme. Jordan School Board of Ed. Raymond Whittenburg L. Ray Brown Supermtendent of Schools Deputy Supenntendent Tom Owen George Copeland Vern Clegg Jane Callister Ass1stant Supermtendent Busmess Admm1strator Area D1rector Board Pres1dent Don Carpenter Maurine Jensen Richard Bolmquist Board Orr Hill 121 Board V1ce-Pres1dent Board Member Member Board Member

English ENGLISH RULES OF GRAMMAR I'm supposed to be en1oymg this? I. Don't use no double negatives. Dear Romeo ... 2. Make each pronoun agree wllh their ante- cedent. 3. Join clauses good, like a conjunction should. 4. About them sentence fragments. 5. When dangling, watch your parl1c1ples. 6. Verbs has to agree with their subJects. 7. Just between you & I. case IS Important. 8. Don't write run on sentences they are hard to read. 9. Don't use commas, which aren't necessary 10. Try to not ever spht mhmtives. 11. Proofread your wnting to see if you any words out 12. Correct spelhng 1s esential. 13. Never capllalize Needlessly. 122/ENGLISH

Drama~ Debate Music Everyone has some type of talent. In whatever area you choose to excel in, it is a good idea to start to develop your talent early. At Hillcrest there are many classes that can help you to develop a talent such as Cho1r, Music, Drama, and Debate. Those who take these classes know that they can be a lot of fun , as well as challenging and interesting. By taking these classes not only can you discover and develop hidden talents, but you can get recognition for that talent. DRAMA/ DEBATE/ MUSIC/ 123

PE Health A flurry of hmbs! OK, Mr. limas, th1s lS what I thmk of your PE Th1s >S what happens to students who goof off in class! Mr. Takeno's class. There is always a lot of \"exer-citement\" m the PE Department. When you think of PE. exercise comes to mind. In our PE classes, true, some do exert themselves to the fullest in trying to get in shape, but, then there are those who take it for other reasons. Some take a gym class to keep up on the latest locker room jokes and \"news of the off-beat\". Others take PE to, well, let's put it this way - there are two types of sneakers in the locker room: jogging sneakers and \"peeker sneakers.\" The students aren't the only ones who get exercise. Teachers get their exercise by chasing thtefs out of the locker room who seem to have a need to possess 11 large collechon of gym socks, shoes, and clothes. 124/PE HEALTH

Math Maxfield's theorem: II you h,we two lines m a plane, namely Land M. and you don 't like 11 , you can always get the \" L\" out and call II somethmg different, hke N. We all struggle to pass math requirements for graduation either through Basic and Consumer Math, or the more difficult classes, Calculus and Trigonometry. The math department offers something for everyone in order to prepare them for future classes and careers. The teachers at Hillcrest add a lot to the student's success. Their excellent teaching skills and unique way of communicating their knowledge to the students has a strong influence on the amount of information each student will absorb. In Mr. Maxfield's classes, a female curve is a third degree curve, i.e. y = x3, because the graph goes up, begms to turn to go back down, and then changes its mind and goes on up. We started out with the world and will finally end with A.P. European and U.S. History. Through our years at Hlllcrest, we've studied the social hves of the pilgrams, Martm Luther King, and the Cambochans. We watched Amelia in her attempt to fly around the world, and felt the sorrow as she disappeared without a trace. Europe, Greece, Turkey, Korea - we were a part. Hunting the dinosaur with the caveman, helping Ben Franklin fly his kite, flying w1th the bombers of World War II, and remember YOU were there! We have two ends wllh a common hnk . W1th one we s1t, w1th one we thmk . Success depends on what we use. Heads you wm, tails you lose. Social Studies MATH-SOCIAL STUDIES/ 125

Industrial Arts Greasy overalls, sawdust, metal shavings . . . the atmosphere and noise of the modern equipment of the industnal arts department. While experienced teachers taught important methods to understand and operate the expensive matenals and machinery, the students learned through watching and participating in the activities. Throughout the industnal arts program many students receive on the JOb training and a lot of experience to further a career in vocational training. Here at Hillcrest we have a lot of potential in makmg the upcoming years of INDUSTRIAL ARTS A bigger and better success for all of the students involved in the program. \"You wont me to try to hx thts!\" Microscopes, disected frogs, worms, and crayfish; tests, expenments . . . the list could go on forever! All of these things have somethmg in common. Do you know what it is? If you guessed science you're right! But what type of people take these science classes? All types! Sophomores, juniors, seniors; some Just graduation credits, and some just for fun! Science classes are taken for many different reasons; they're interestmg classes that help satisfy the more curious r.1inds. There's a wide variety of science classes offered here at Hillcrest including: biology, geology, chemistry, physics, or just your general science. Whichever science you choose, BE PREPARED ... for a real learning experience. (For a trip into the realms of the ?) \"Th re he goes, he JUSt ron through the lens\" Science 126/ACADEMICS

Art Layne Shepard designs h1s dream house. Where can you let loose all your creahvity and imaginahon that IS often times suppressed m other classes during the day? Try the art department. H1llcrest offers every art from ceram1cs and pamhng to photography and crafts. These classes allow you to express yourself and develop your talents and ideas. Got an idea? Start with art! Ia easkspa 1gpay ahnlay . With all the millions of people in Foreign this world and all the different Language languages they speak, it's amazing No comprendo ' how different we are. Here at Hillcrest we have some people who are trying to bring the world a little closer by learnmg a foreign language. It's a lot of work, but more than worth it. ART/ FOREIGN LANGUAGE/ 127

Drivers -----1 Ed. Joche was chewmg o p11ck of Big Red while engulfing o 7-11 bumto. And she met the light pole close Never eat while your taking a nght up. They are engaged to be mamed. on State, or that Hostess Twinkie may end up your left nostril. And you'll be smelling stale cream and cake the rest of your life. When the summer is way too hot your mom's 4-wheel dnve stahon with bucket seats is boiling, you can crack an egg and watch it fry. As you peel away the overeasy egg you a silver spot where the metallic pink paint used to be. This only a warning Home Ec. and Drivers Ed don't mix. Home On The Range Home Ec. 128

There's A Little Business In All Of Us . .. What are you lookmg at? Business classes at Hillcrest are very popular. Besides being a lot of fun, they can help you with your future occupations. Hillcrest offers keyboarding, computer study fashion, and shorthand just to name a few. How do you stop th1s?? One day when my teacher was being unhelpful and unruley he decided, \"why not give the students a ten page term paper?\" \"Oh No!\" I said, \"what am I to do?\" Then a little voice said to me, \"Go to the hbrary and find Mr. Lyon our new librarian he'll help you.\" The little voice was right - He did. So here is a helpful hint; When a teacher gives you a term paper or you want to read to your little hearts content, take a trip to the quietest room in the school· The Media Center. Check It Out!! 129

Special Takes On A New Meaning Special Education Spec! I Educahon at Htllcrest went through Educahon Program thiS year h been the many chang thts school year. The program Peer Tutors Program whtch h ben hted was expdnded to add many new serviCes. In both the student rece1vmg help, as well as the addttion to pdSt s rv1ces, the depdriment hils student tutor domg the tedchmg. Each peer dd l a Gifted no Tt~lented Underacruev rs tutor helps 1nstruc.t students mstde the class. a Behaviorally Dtsordered, an classroom as well as bem mvolved m the Int llectually Handtcepped and a Severely student held tnps. An example of such a held Int II, tually Handicapped cluster un.ts. tnp IS gomg to a mov1e durmg dft r school hours. Although peer tutors rece1ve school Depdriment cha,rman of the Spec1ai credit, many tutors put m a lot of extra hme Educahon Program Tony S1egenthaler, and care wtth the students. explams these serv1ces as follows: Tutors hke th smcerity and kmdness the \"Resource serves thos students who students have, unhke most people, who get because of acadenuc mtellectual. or caught up m theiTISelves. One peer tutor was behavioral Situations, require some extra quoted as saymg, \"I have learned so much from these students, much more than I could dSSIStanc . ever teach th m.\" 'Gifted and Talented Underachievers are Nearly veryone has noticed these changes those students who are above average at Htllcrest, and though some students queshon mtellectudlly but not doing well in the1r the reasons for such changes, most Huskies regular cldSseS. appreciate the enthustasm shown by these spec1al student. . and have accepted them mto 'The Cluster Depdriment cons1sts of students the studentbody. These students seem to enJOY from the edstern half of the Jordan School bemg here nd certamly have shmulated new D1stnct who could not rece1ve needed serv1ces awareness and understandmg m us all. They from thetr homebase h1qh school-so they are have shown us all that d1verstly IS 1mporiant for brou ht all togeth r mto one program at the expdnsion of human bemgs. And more H11lcrest Htgh School. importantely they have shown that g1ving of ones self, (as well as bemg on the rece1vmg \"The Severely Intellectually HandiCapped end,) is bound to make the world a nicer students ar ones who come from spectalty place to hve schools fiuch as Jordan Valley. They have bl en brought mto a regular h1gh school so they can mod I the1r behavtor and schedules to be more hke those of a typ1cal teenager.' One of the add1hons to the Spec1al Left to nght, front row; Kdy Evens, John Whlle, Kate Cotterall, Ryan Anderson. Back row; Tony Siegenthaler, Gary Dean Tom Huddleston , Kevin Damron, Leon Moyes. Not p1ctured, Susan Benner, Nancey Thomas, Tom Watrous, Ann Wilhams. 130

Knsty Druk hstens to Jan Dows instruchons on a class room asSignment. Cory Jacobson wor · hard to hnd an answer to a problem. Department chairman of the Spectal Education Pro- gram, Tony Stegenthaler, \"Another day at the of - hce.\" 131





.And In Defeat Stand By Varsity Football FR-L to R: Ry= Bullet, Pete Hoyne, Chns Servtce, Kent Haskisson, Scott Robmson, Scott Urban, Dove Swopp, 0scor Alba. 2R Loyne Sheppord, Shown Gront, Shown Whiteheod, Mike Nash, T Tony Nielson, Casey Wright , Alex Ghiz. 3R Bruce Christenson, Collin DovlS, Drew Johnson, Jon Brody, Rondy Hill, Brei Milne, Shown Peterson. 4R Gordon Seorle, Troy Gordner, Dave Bollwinkle, Tom Rhmehart, Russ Akers, Bruce Ritchie, Brondon Rice, Shown Beus. 5R Jim Schmidt, Phil Jordan, Brody &lemon, Dave Moffitt, Chris Sommerfeld, Wolt Bills, Steve Green. 6R Mike Christopherson, Brian Morrow, Bryon! Gunnerson, Dickson Dykeman, Colin Kelly, Trovis Skinner. 7R Chris Harrison, Jeff Ackley, Todd Asoy, Alan Ashton, Cloy Keller, Corey Hunter, Chns Lorsen. 8R Corey Love, Ed Yock. Rick RelwullS, Bnon Nielson, Mike Tanner, Drew Fairbonks, Greg Cudick 9R Russ Dolley, Loyne Jensen, Mike Heops, Greg Andrews, Steve FrolSldnd, Greg Weichers, Richord Borton. Not Pic. Ron Moser, Rob LoFollett, Hm Ridmg. Wooh . _ No you don't! 134/VARSITY FOOTBALL

This year's football team was faced with a tough job. They were plagued with injuries of key players all season. But being the Huskies that they are, they continued to strive for victory. The Huskies came up against new teams when the 4-A region was changed. Adding American Fork, Mt. View, and Orem. Throughout this troubled season the student body of Hillcrest High stood by! Rob LaFollett tnes to evade the opponent by gomg over them. Hillcrest 17 HJghJand 47 Hillcrest Hillcrest 7 Mt. View 14 Hillcrest Hillcrest 14 Orem Hillcrest 0 Brighton 31 20 Hillcrest 20 American F k Z7 Hillcrest Alta or 29 14 3 East 34 Hillcrest 28 Bingham 18 Hillcrest 16 W. Jordan 0 Weber 0 *State 27 Huh? I can't watch thts next play! VARSITY FOOTBALL/ 135

''Touchy'' Tin1.es J.V. Football Hillcrest 20 Mt Vtew 22 Where were you August 12th, 8:00 11m? Well- chances lire, you were still in bed, while Htllcrest 22 Orem ~ our IV football pl11yers were out exertmg themselves to their ultim11te hmtls. Sacnficmg Hillcrest 0 Bnghton 7 11ll for th11t f11Shton11ble sport-footbl!.lll Hillcrest 14 AmenCI!n Fork 8 Elich day these dedicated pl11yers g11ve up their vdlul!ble time from 8-10 am, then went Hillcrest 19 Alt11 12 bl!.ck for ~~nother treacherous workout from 1:00 Hillcrest 2 £1151 0 till3:00. The le11m w115 c011ched by, Don Neff ~~nd Htllcrest 34 Bingh~~m 23 Bruce T11keno with the help of Russ Akers 11nd Hillcrest 31 West Jord~~n 18 Todd Asl!y. (team c11ptllins) The IV ledm h11d 11 record of 5 wins ~~nd 3 loses. You could Slly the team got off to 11 slow start but m the 11151 h111£ of thetr seiiSOn they redlly showed wh11t they were m11de of! Not everyone could endure the tedious hours of pr11clice 11nd h11rd work. It l11kes unique people. These people are the few , the proud - THE HHS JV FOOTBALL TEAM! Front row: Davtd Bollwmkle. Tom RhinehiiM. Russ Akers. Bruce Rtlchie, Brandon Rice. 2nd row: Phil Jord11n, Br11dy &tem11n, Dave Moffitt, Chris Summerfield, Walt Bills, 3rd row: Cory Love, Bnan Morrow, Bry~~nt Gunnerson, Dixon Dykman, Colhn Kelley, 4th row: Mtke Christopherson , Todd Asl!y, Al11n Ashton, Cl11y Keller, Cory Hunter. 5th row: Chns Hamson, Bnan Nielson, Chris Larson , TraviS Skmner, Steve Green. 136/J.V. FOOTBALL

12-32-64-16-41-50-45-76 ... Just hike the ball! \"I meant to do that!\" \"BONSAI!!!!!!\" J.V. FOOTBALL/137

Practice Makes Perfect Sophomore Football Front row; Coach Rodiguez, Mike Conover, Mike Brown, Brett Worthington, Coach Huddlestone, Mike Neff, Max lang, Dave Geertson, Earl Harding, Daren Thayer Second row; Kevin Kennedy , Sean Clark, Jeff Cottle, Troy Bench, John Maddox Third row; Greg Crow, Chris Claybourn, Jeff Freeman, Sean Elder, Justin Acom, Joel Pullan, Dann Bosch, Jon Jenson Fourth row; Dave Bowm , Rex Prescot. Rob Butters, Dave Grimaud, Glade Bronicel, Brei Praw1tt, Steve Nelson, David Jordan Fifth row; Benny Smith, Ron Camomile, Bradon Hopkins, Scott Peacock S1xlh; Steve McGee, Russ Harmon, Layne Beeny, Trent Tnp, Brett Jesperson, R1chard Kuchinsky , Deon Beckstead, Cory Darger Hillcrest 14 Mt. View 12 Orem Hillcrest 12 ~ Brighton Am. Fork ~ Hillcrest 6 Alta Hillcrest 18 East ~ Hillcrest 0 Hillcrest Hillcrest 0 W. Jordan 17 B~igham 7 Hillcrest 14 (OT) 138/SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL

Get Into The Swing Of Things Golf Team Hillcrest 4 5 Bingham 1s.s Orem BHillcrest 14 Mtn. View Hillcrest 9 5 Brighton 1o.s 1s.s SHillcrest 4 Am. Fork 10Hillcrest Alta 10 Hillcrest 13 7 Back Row: Mike Rossberg, Brdndon Hdtheld, Cor! Johnson, Todd Clarke, Front Row: Mike Takagi, Out of the eleven golf team Mdrk Owen, Troy Johnson, Not P1ctured: Brett Thompson, Scott Alexander, Donnie Plott, Steve members, only two were seniors, five Richdrdson were juniors, and four were sophomores. In the words of Coach Jimas, \"We had a very young team this year, so we can expect great things in the future.\" The team finished the season with a record of two wins and four losses. Because the Huskies took sixth place in region, they did not qualify for the state tournament. What d shot! Up, up and dWdy! Todd Clarke siZing up the shot. GOLF/139

REUTEUGEHH l , What does this word mean? Well, l A.\\ta 2 ' if you've ever been to a game to watch our volleyball team in action, 1-li.\\\\crest 0 Bi.nghatn 0 you know what it means. It means 1-li.\\\\crest 2 West 1ordan 2 np 'em up, tear 'em up give, 'em 1-li.\\\\crest 0 hell Huskies. And that's JUSt what 1-li.\\\\crest 0 Qrern 2 they do. In a game, the team will come on strong no matter how close 1-li.\\\\crest 2 Mt. Vi.eW 0 a game. Win or lose, they will not Bi\\\\crest give up. Bi\\\\crest l BAr.ir.ngehnt.ocnan Fork l Led by 4 seniors, the team battled down to the wire, winning a conference game with Viewmont opening the door to the State Championships. Although the Huskies were defeated in both of their games at State, they did have a great season. Startmg with their first game of the season, the Huskies traveled to Alta to defeat the Hawks in a grueling match that gave them the confidence it takes to win many games on the road. TIME OUT for the team to say hello to the camera. Standmg proud wllh the spin! of Hillcrest on their mmds. 140/VOLLEYBALL

Varsity players bottom row· Laura Hansen , L1sa Fullwood , N1kk1 De!uhus. 2nd row: Becky Eng· man , Brenda Burt , 3rd row: Head Coach Sharon Willi ms, Jeanne Wheeler, Kelh Gr-omer, dSSIS· tant Amta Shes, score keeper Ramona Pacheco. Top row: Leshe Varoz, Wendy Mclllece, Ry· chelle Barton. Rychelle Barton needs no lessons in Jumping as she blocks a power hll by Amencan Fork. Jump Natahe jump, says Leshe Varoz. VOLLEYBALL/141

JV Volleyball 0 Alta l Hillcrest 2 Bingham Hillcrest l West Jordan 0 Hillcrest 2 2 Orern Hillcrest 0 l Mt. View l 0 Hillcrest 2 Bnghton Hillcrest 0 American Fork 2 Hillcrest ineHxapveirnigenac ydoung and eg~~~-hingJV tearn. Wieth ttheam d1.d n't stop th· Kathy Howa, the abilit;sof se.ason winning 8 glar ms elsmasnhdedl th.e 6 Th osmg the JtVheepcslokaiaylcleshrstehsbeeweo~ruksevewryhehnartdhewyith use Will be a team n:at ave learned, they watch out for in theevfuetruyrbe.odY should 1.42/ JV VOLLEYBALL

Coach Howa - decis1ons, deciSIOns. Coaches WHhams and Howa d1scuss the teams' strategy. JV players bottom row: Suumne Hansen , LlSd Fullwood, N1kk1 DeJuhus. 2nd row: Nikki Eyre, Mehssa Duncan. Standmg: Head Coach Sharon WHhams. Tnsh Daniels, Mechelle Cook, Ass1stant Coach Kathy Howa. 3rd row: Natahe Ferre, Au- drey R1chards. Top row: Laura Hansen, Shem Hansen, Usa Jensen. JV VOLLEYBALL/143

Boys Cross- Country On Your Mark. Mont Allen, Robert &gley, Brad Benton, Severence, Matt Synder, Brad Stauffer, Ricky Aaron Best, Ken Bitner, Gary Bolton, Scott Steele, Mark Stringham, Steve Sums1on, Brian Bnggs, Enk Brown, Todd Clark, Douglas Tea, Shannon Topham, Bruce Tyler, M1ke Cunnmgham, Travis Done, Brian Duncan, Walker, Brent Wllson, Joey Winterer, Darren Ke1th Eisert, Brent Eisert, Todd Erskme, Tyler Parsons, Travis Webb, Terry Workman, Jason Green, Kyle Hays, Sean Hokanson, James WHhams, Bnan Burrows, and Jeff QUick are Hunter, Scott Jackson, Delbert Jeppson, Brad the members of our boy's cross-country team. Johnston, N1ck Jones, Steven Keetch, Kyle A spec1al congratulahons to Steve Sums1on, Kraudy, Leo Lee, Zack Llltle, Blake MaJor, Kyle Hays, Tyler Green, Mike Severence, Bnan Nebeker, Jason Hurst, Brad Nellson, Bruce Tyler, Mark Price, and Ken Bllner on Bruce Olschewski, Mark Price, M1ke the1r performance at the Reg1on II Vars1ty Cross-Country Meet. Congratulahons also to all those who placed in the Region II Jumor \"I thought the limsh line was right around that treel\" Vars1ty Meet. r-h\\\\cres\\ A Hlllcrest Husky is, of course, The Leader of the Pack! r-h\\\\cres\\ W\\\\cres\\ 1-\\\\\\\\cres\\ 1-\\i\\\\cres\\ 1-\\\\\\\\cres\\ 1-\\\\\\\\cres\\ 144

Manone Peterson is on the move agam. Girls Cross- Country .Get Set. .Go! Jenmler Bonney, Patnc1a Bonney, Juhe Clayton, Jenmler Clayton, Wendy Cole, Sid Gaulin, Kristen Davidson, Holly Heaton, Lana Lahman, Lorrame Mathnson, Deborah McMillan, Tawnya Olson, Marjone Peterson, and Stephanie Toombs make up the g~rl's cross-country team . Congratulahons to Sid Gaulin, Stephanie Toombs, Marjone Peterson, Julie Clayton, Debb1e McMillan, Jenmler Clayton, and Knsten Davidson on the1r performance at the Reg1on II Cross-Country Meet. A spec1al thanks to all the team members for the1r great efforts and hard work. Juhe Clayton . . . warmmg up lor a meet. \"You mean we have to prachce for another hour?\" says Knsten Dav1dson to teammate Deborah 3S McMillan. 18 22 48 26 48 38 145

U nn'latched By Anyone Else Hillcrest 5 Bmghdl7! Hillcrest Hillcrest ~ Amencan Fork 0 Mt. View 1 Hillcrest 5 Alta 0 Hillcrest 5 0 Hillcrest 1 West Jordan 0 Hillcrest 5 Bnghton 4 Orem 0 Hillcrest 4 Binghdl7! 1 Hillcrest 4 1 Hillcrest 5 Amencan Fork 0 Hillcrest 5 Mt. View 0 Hillcrest 5 Alta 0 Hillcrest 0 5 Hillcrest 5 West Jordan 0 Bnghton Orem Mrs. Schm1dt · th e Warm JovedbJe IS type. Born to be a ballet dancer. What grace! Karen Jeppson faces a major delemma m her career. 146/GIRLS TENNIS