Hillcrest High Class of 1986

The Team: (L toR) Jeanene Vanwagenen, Mellssd Pnest, Allison Bates, Shanon Olson, Susie Ennenga, Karren Jeppson, Stacie Stanley, Coach Schmidt. Bottom Row: Connie Meidlinger, Cara Priest, Angte Haws, Anne Ward, Wendy Webber, Jill Berrett. Center: Lisa Madsen. Not Pic. Robin Webber. This year's girls tennis team had an impressive record of 12 and 2. The girls proved themselves superior at every match, winning almost every game played. Brighton was unprepared for the strength of this year's team. They were surprised and unexpectedly challenged by the abilities of our players. The entire varsity team qualified for state with Melissa Priest going to the semi-finals. The team was supported greatly by their coach Mrs. Schmidt. Deep concentrahon by Cara Priest. Drop the dramahcs Mellssd and just play! GIRLS TENNIS/147

Varsity Basketball After a disappointing football season, Hillcrest's spirit was regained as basketball got under way. The team, promising to lift spirits around the school. came out fighhng m pre- season, winning every game. This parhcular team has been preparing for their varsity season in '86 for three years. The team consists of seven seniors and one junior, all working towards one goal, STATE. The team rece1ved the1r wins through hard work and determination and their losses were taken in stride with the knowledge that the opponent's victory was generally in narrow, overtime margins. Mountain V .w \\e Hillcrest Bingharn Hillcrest West 1ordan Hillcrest AAlrtanerican Fork Hillcrest Hillcrest Orern Hillcrest Bnghton . Hillcrest Mountain Vlew Hillcrest Bingharn Hillcrest West 1ordan Hillcrest Alta rk Hillcrest Arnerican Fo Hillcrest Orern Hillcrest Brighton Hillcrest concen\\ra\\es coach jllnas \\eatn· Ryan Bullett mentally prepares htmsell for a free· throw. 148/VARSITY BASKETBALL

Back row L toR: Kerry N1elsen, Ryan Bullett, Don McLe1sh, Russ Dailey, Gary Anderson , Mngr. Kevm Madsen. 2nd row: Coach ]!mas, Vaughn Lloyd, Doug Adorns, Ron Moser, Shawn Whllehead , Mall Dean , Coach Margells. Front row: M1ke Kenner, Brei Sm1lh, Rob Lafollette, hm Ridmg, Sean Peterson, Drew Johnson. A lew of the team members umle Just before a Kns Re1d shouts encouragement to the hot Huskle team . game. VARSITY BASKETBALL/ 147

JV Basketball This years J.V. team was coached by Steve Margetts. As well as playing games of their own, they also dressed with the varsity team for support and experience. When asked about next years varsity team, coach Margetts replied, \"They'll be young and in- experienced.\" Margetts also summed up this years J.V. with the statement, ·m\"The harder they work the better they play.\" So next years season is looked forward to with great expectations! Bi\\\\cres\\ }li\\\\cres\\ }li\\\\cres\\ }li\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ }li\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ }li\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ }li\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ Bi\\\\cres\\ 150/JV BASKETBALL

Sophon1.ore Basketball Under the coaching expertise of Mont Widerberg, this team had the ab1hty to excel every time they got on the court. It all began in practice. These sophomores knew what it took to win. They used their knowledge of the sport to prove their will to win. Front row L toR: Greg Wetchers, Jeff Cottle, Mark Owen, Dave Finch, Rtck Berrett , Sean Clark, Troy Bench. Top row: Coach Mont Wtderberg, Jeff Hill, Blaine Pettmgill. Steve Page, Scott Peacock, Greg Amundson , Lynn Folderson, Brandon Hatfield, Not shown Steve Vincent. • Hillcrest Mountain v· Hillcrest Hillcrest Bingham Jew Hillcrest West Iorda Hillcrest Alta n Hillcrest American R k Hillcrest Orem or Hillcrest Hillcrest Brighton Hillcrest Mountain v· Bingham Jew Hillcrest West Jordan Hillcrest Alta Hillcrest OArmeemiican Fork Hillcrest Brighton SOPH. BASKETBALL/lSI

Freshman Basketball The start of something b1g. It takes extraordinary skills and team work. alot of determination for a freshman As the season ended and the balls basketball star to be just that, a star. were put away till next season the After school practices can sometimes fr shman players left us with great be a problem if the old bike expectations for the years to come. suddenly has a flat or your mom has Through all the struggles they faced to have her nails done every other finding a way to get to practice and week at 3:00. They succeeded finding a umform small enough to fit however and by puthng forth that we see emerging the unmistakable extra effort they showed us their jocks of '89. .. back: Bryan Swapp, Shawn Heiden, Jason Moor , Matt Archbold, Tony Dally, Ryan Sylvies, Ashley Allred, Gary Smith. Front: Mike Smith, John Dame, Robert Haywood, Kevm Morf. Jared Bills, Ed Enqhsh, Darm Anderson 62 vs. lordan H\\LLCR£.51 vJesl lordan ffJ 65 L.....---------------H\\LLCR£.51 65 vs. 1 .iii.i--~~~~::=~iiiiiiiiH\\LLCR£.5 64 vs. Bnqhton !52/FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

A Splash Of Class L L Lw w Lw L L L Lw L w L L L L w L L L Lw As the bell for seventh period rang, and most students were m class the Hillcrest sw1m and diving team made tracks in the water. This year was a hrst for something new at Hillcrest. Our newest competitive sport- diving. The team consisted of seven divers who were coached by Miss Walker and Andrea Bjornn. All th1rty swimmers and divers worked out at M1dvale Junior High from 2:30 to 5:00. Coach Rodrigous kept his team spirit high bringing on more wms and enthusiasm. Even though the swimteam is not recognized as much as other sports our team continues to grow stronger every year. Paul Auguson , Tad Bray, Chnshno Bnnton , Joson Broshmsky, Ang1e Chnshonsen , Randy Clark , Todd Clark, Stephome Clayton, Robert Combes, Gary Cook , Doug Cunnmghom , Cheryl Day, Knek Fackrell , Kelly Fmch , Barry Goff, Robert Green , Angeha Hansen . Troy Holtby, Delbert Jeppson, Debbra Kuchmsky , Mmdy Mechn , Re· becco Moson , TraVIS Monon , Garrett McCarter, Adam Newton . Becky Pearce, Usa Poarch , Jushn Poarch , M1ke Rossberg , Jell Shill , Jeromy Scott , Jell Small, Gary Sm1th, Dov1d Taylor, Stacy Toy· lor. Chad Thompson John Wagner, Brett Wells, Greg WHlden, Kevm Kennedy , M1ke Conover, Joson Moore Debb1e Dov1s, Jon Brody. SWIMMING 153

All Work, No Glory Varsity Basketball, Girls With all the practice, hard work, Rychelle, future Harlem Globetrotter, 1s lookmg lor two. and dedication these young ladies have put into the sport they love - one would think the girl basketball players would receive more publicity. Even without the shining lights, much as the boys receive, these girls give up nothing in performances. They appreciate the fact that practice makes improvement. Sweat and pain are words and feelings famihar to these ladies. Keying in on the idea that basketball is a team sport, each person works individually in order to make the team flow easily. Members of the team are as follows: Rychelle Barton, 12 grade; Leslie Varoz, 12; Wendy Mclllece12; Wendy Webber 12; Robin Webber ll; Becky Engman ll; Cammille Hansen ll; Lisa Fullwood ll; Audrey Richards 10; Heather Sonne 10; Marcy Randall 10; Natalie Ferre 10; Nikki Eyre 9. With the success this team enjoyed, it's evident that a powerful force was behind them all the way. When Coach Wilson was asked to make a statement to sum up this year's team She said, \"This JS one of the funnest teams I've coached in years! They get along super both on and off the court which makes my job enjoyable. With a little bit of confidence, this team could really go far. And in this reg1on, once we get to the State Tournament , we'll be well-prepared.\" 154

Leshe watches as Wendy dribbles down the court. ... and she's up lor two 11 Lookout, here comes the bdll' 155

A Stunning Future Rising Gir1 J.V. Basketball With the growth in girls sports and Up and up and up 11 goes, and where it lands nobody knows. the numbers out to watch, younger girls of basketball, must be excited with what the future holds for them. There are many rewards that follow along with coaching a team. The JV's coach, Withams, feels this team has promise. They could possibly beat many varsity teams. She states, \"They're one of the best JV teams we've had at Hillcrest. They are gutsy, aggressive and they understand the idea of playing together.'' Without the pressure varsity teams are faced with, such as state play-offs, these younger girls will be able to grow and strengthen for the years to come. The girls on this years team are as follows: Natalie Ferre 10, Audrey Richards 10, Carla Johnson 10, Nikki Eyre 9, Lisa Fullwood ll, Melissa Duncan 10, Jennifer Scott 9, Robin Webber ll, Susie Saunders 9, Heather Sonne 10, Camile Hansen ll. Marcey Randall 10, Cindy Ruttenbur 10, Tracy Barkly 10, Tamina Linstrom 9, and of course Coaches Sharon Williams, Kathy Howa and Debbie Bennett. Wtth a lot of practice and team and individual effort, these girls will enjoy success and good fortune in the game of basketball. 156 The 1985 1986 ]umor Vars1ty G1rls Basketball Team

Robm Webber hnds herself in the mtdst of the opponent. \"And she's up for the shot ... and tt's good\"\" Coach Wtlltams advtses the team on the art of bemg aggresstve. 157

All Muscle, No Fat VARSITY WRESTLING Thts year Hillcrests wrestling team underwent some changes in the coaching. Also many of the teams Varslty wrestlers wtll be returning next year. In a way thts was a growing and rebuilding year. Members of the team are looking forward to events such as tournaments and the axe. This team will go far in the future. We wish them success. The Varsity team members are the following: JR Eliot, Troy Knight, Ward Wilson, Mike Hayter, Duane Bascom, Chns Summerfield, Scott Taylor, Kurt Rolfe, Leo Lee, Monty Cook, Tom Beesley, and Paul Bahff. 158/VARSITY WRESTLING

I'd like to see ya get out of this one buddy. I Chris Summerfield makes his move. And to think I don't get paid lor this. Gosh darn, we 're glad to be here. VARSITY WRESTLINGI 159

Hulk An'lania Junior Varsity Wrestling The JV wrestling team has been working hard to lose weight. They practice every morning and night hoping that this will someday make them Varsity matenal. Wrestling is not an easy sport. Many times their faces are scraped across the floor making them have bloody noses, black eyes and sometimes cracked ribs. But to them it's worth !1. Cross lace' Cross lace htm1 Now ts a good hme to shoot. II he's on hts bock does that mean he lost? 160/J.V. WRESTLING

Thts years JV Wrestlers were the following: Chrts SJoblom, Ron Hatch, Paul Voss, John Crowley, Lee Neff. Jim Barnes, Steve Thompson, Cord Luby, Roger Ivy, and Jeff Cox. Get oil my back! Sometimes v1ctory hurts. 161

Paying The Price Gymnastic Team There are sixteen dedicated girls who make up the 1986 Hillcrest Gymnastic Team. They practice from 6: a.m. to 9: a.m., after school, and sometimes even on Saturdays! Not only were they involved in ten gymnastic meets thoroughout the year, but they also performed durmg the basketball halftime on February 4th and traveled to elementary schools to perform. Because each girl paid the pnce, the team had a successful year. Top Row: LiSd DuPaul. Darlene Jensen, Ang>e Ba ley; Second Row: Leshe Hoccherl . Kala> Wharton , Tnc >a Mitchell , L1bb1 Johnson , Rebby Bradshaw, Angie Kuntg1s, M1ssy Balbo; Th1rd Row: lod> Chnshansen, Shelley unrd , Colleen Sm1th, Sammy Davidson, Tanya Guss, Debbie Andrews 162/GYMNASTICS

Hillcrest vs: Mt. View-Granger Granger-lvft. View Alta-Brighton.lvft. View Bingham Iordon-Brighton Tirnpview. Region. State- GYMNASTICS/163

164/ BOY'S TENNIS

Is It All For Love? Boy~s Tennis Tennis is an individual sport requiring prachce, speed, agility, precision, and skill. Combining the efforts of all of the players, with the hopes of being number one, we played to the best of our ability. Long hours of practice and terrific coaching from Coach Smith added to the greatness of the team. Is it all for love? The answer is no. Whether we win or lose, we know that the long hours of practice and the determinahon put forth by the team will always be remembered. BOY'S TEN IS/ 165

For minutes, 12 People run wild all over a field. First kickmg the ball th1s direction, running along beside it, then kicking it that direction, forever trymg to get it caught withm a net held up by two poles. If th1s is not strange enough, only two players use the1r hands. Some m1ght call this madness, while others lovingly call it the best sport on earth - Soccer. Considering all the work put in by our teams and coaches they must really love what they do {whether it looks like they have a screw loose or not). The soccer team is coached by Mr. Moore, Mr. Cottle, Mr. Carlson, and Mr. Rodriquez. Front row Randy Clork , Rtck Steele, Shane Vranes, Chns Grone, Foy Fhnde rs, Rhe lt Ntc hols, Cory Love, Than Tran , Cohn Shoell , bac k row Serg10 Fe rand z. Scott Reko uhss, Branda Holt , Troy Gardne r, Brad Ganz. Mark O wen . Gregg Beng tzen , James Bardsle y, Ste ve Nordfe lt , Todd Clark , Jason Wong 166/SOCCER

Front row: Joel Call, Burke Maughan. Greg Crow, David Johnson, Matt Ghiz. Brett Reeves, Jared Bills back row. Jim Talor, Mike Sloan, Chad Lmstrom, Chris Duke, Chns Famzzi, Kevm Morf, Brent Puoh. Scott Rekcouhs SOCCER/167

Boys Track . .See Dick Run . When the snow finally began to melt, and the lawn was alive again with Huskies cravmg a little sun, we saw a new breed arnve. In silky shorts and tennis shoes with spikes on the bottom, came the Hillcrest Track Team. Out of the gymnastics room we saw them, awaiting the first meet. The Boys track was quite popular this year as some 118 boys in polyester orange, green, and while suits took to the field. Endurance was a must and d you had enthusiam you had it made. Competing at local track meets we all noticed the young Hillcrest Huskies pulling up from behind and giving it their best. And 11 all wasn 't work- there were limes of humor, times of celebration. Terilyn Shuman, a senior, had this to say about the Track team, \"I like to see the team at work, their uniforms are great, they represent our school well. It's always great to see a track guy Jogging by in their shorts with them long legs! Whether they were pole vaulting or JUSI taking on the sprint, we all stood and honored the huskies, men on track. As the season ended and once again we saw the close of the track season we turn our heads with great expectations for the future. 168/BOYS TRACK

\"I can do 1t 1 Yes, I will do 1t! Well, at least I thmk I can do 1t, maybe I'd better wa1t ahlle . \" BOYS T ACK / 169

See Jane Run . .Girls In the distance we see a shadow. An Image left behind. This isn't the shade Track from some tree or even from a school building, its the girl's track team. Often they have been overlooked, just sat behind the boys. But this year they came from behind that shadow and all the school heard them. Not only did they compete, they conquered. They looked at the odds and they overcame them. Having a young team we saw lots of enthusiasm to learn and grow. Working beside the guys everyday they felt their loss as well as the guys. Together they bonded a group of people and became a team. Each individual girl put forth her best. Practicing each day during 7th and putting in countless hours of their own hard work the girls showed us great performances at the meets. As the year came to an end we watched the Girls Track Team slowly disappear into the halls of Hillcrest High becoming like the rest of the students at Hillcrest, shadows behind the School! 170/GIRLS TRACK

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Varsity Baseball 172/VARSITY BASEBALL

Picture this: There's a slight was Hot. They put many breeze, you have peanuts m hours into trainmg to make one hand and a pop in the th1s season one to remember other. There's a feeling of with impressive wins and tenseness in the air. graceful loses. They had Suddenly there's a sharp what it took! crack and you're on your The picture ends: You leave feet, your neighbor's ha1r is the field feeling pride for your team but a sense of full of peanuts but you don't remorse over your lost 40¢ :::are because the Hillcrest Huskies have just hit another pack of peanuts in your homerun. neighbor's $20 hairdo. The baseball team this year VARSITY BASEBALL/ 173

Heading For Hon1.e J.V. Baseball Take me out to the ba.IJ game~ Take me out to the crowds! Crowds?- No, not at J.V. ba.seba.ll games, And why? Could it be because no one believes they need to support their Alma Mater in the summer. If that's the case they don't know what the1r missing. The homeruns, hot dogs, summer sun while watching Hillcrest defeat their opponents, the ba.lls hit over the backstop~ Now how much more fun could you be havmg during the summer? Come support our J.V. team. If your readmg this copy at least your mind's in the right place - now move your body, and be with us who do attend - l-2-3 strikes your out at the old ba.IJ game!! Umted as one! 174/J.V. BASEBALL

J.V. BASEBALL/175





All Men Are Not Created Equal Senior Pride Mr Lobrum · Semor Pnde Advisor These Gorgeous men not only hove looks, but broins too'! 178/SR. PRIDE

Ron Moser - Semor Pnd Prestdent You underclassmen who look upon Senior Pride each day with awe and amazement may wonder how these boys came to be considered such men. How they came into such fame, became so extraordinary, and became so mighty. Well, someday if you live right, you may be able to be a noble member of the senior pride. There is hope that someday you'll be a real man and that you may make it to the top. All you need is to meet these simple qualifications: 1. You must be a senior 2. You need to be male 3. Maintain a 3.0 GPA 4. Be able to make an underclassman leap from semor sechon in a single bound 5. Get the Vice Principals and student body officers to select you 6. Recognize the dangers of an mvasion of unwanted underclassmen on senior bench, being the underclassmen that they are. Scott Alexander, Brad Neilson , Russ Dailey, Brad Ganz, Sean Grant Ron Moser, Rob LaFollette. Doug Adams, Scott Urban, Scott Jacksn, Brad Johnston , Roberi Richards, Greg Archbold Chns Servtce, Geoff Geerisen . Matt Shaw Bruce Christensen, Ryan Bullett Not Ptctured Bryan Fristrup SR. PRIDE/ 179

Rah! Rah! Rah! Ptper ArguHe The life of the Varsity cheerleaders wasn't easy. Besides cheering at the Varsity games, they planned great pep assemblies. During the summer of \"85\". the cheerleaders would practice from 7am to 9am, so they could be ready to bring spirit to our school and the Varsity games. During class they practiced thetr routines, stunts, pyramids, and great half times. They made banners to advertise the games and get our big crowds to turn out. Thanks for the spirit! Kns Reed Mtchelle Pedcock Tdmt Bench Rdchelle Keetch Cynlhta Ddyton 100

Cyd Allred Danell Johnson Jenmfer G!llespte Susan Johns Tara Shorhno Shauna Lundberg Shish! Boom! Bah! Varsity Songleaders Everyone looks forward to seeing the football games, and an added attraction helps keep spirits high. Songleaders kept the Huskies cheering their way to victory. The cheering squad was chosen last year after hard try-outs. Skills and techniques were learned at a summer camp for songleaders. 181

Encouraging Crowd Spirit Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity cheerleaders dedicated a lot of work and time to cheering. They practiced during fifth period, and durmg the summer of \"85\", at early summer practices. Their cheers added excitement to the Jumor football and basketball games. Thanks for the support you gave! Tillime Olson Kimber Nordgren Conme Kallen Stac1 Wnght M1chelle Duval Andrea Me1hng 182

Harvey Husky There's Nothing Like An Original r-----------------------------------------------------------~ Next to the man with the cigar and matching socks, and above the stud with so many pins that his jacket sags, we find her, the spirit of Hillcrest in white fur. No, it's not a Nordstrom's best , it's a Hillcrest original. Encaged inside an oversized dog, she comes alive. Through the heat of a long football game which was slowly leading to a disasterous defeat , she cheered the team on. Little kids looking for adventure wandered away from their parents and slid slowly upon their prey. With a sharp tug of her tail. the giggling kids scampered away disappearing into the stands. Harvey, with her tail in hand, smiled and waved to her new found friends. In the sorrow of defeat or the happiness of coming out ahead, we see her supporting the mighty Huskies. As the final-buzzer sounds, the crowd slowly disappears into the night, Jennifer Hills, our mascot, emerges from the now silent suit with piles of homework and a craving for a Big Mac, Awaiting the next days adventures. HARVEY HUSKIE 183

. ·- Pep Club lsi row L toR: Shenlyn Schne1d r, Andr Be vend . Knsta Dav1s, H 1d1 ]en n, ]enmfer Crockett, Knshe Re1mann 2nd row· Suzanne Hans n, M1chelle Ostler, Con ]aco ; n, lngnd Stauf rt, Mehssa T1ms, Cass1e Graham. 3rd row. Pam Butt rh ld, Lon Sondsen, 01an Elhs. L1sa Lmcoln, T1ffany Johnson, Cassandra Moore 4th row: Jocelyn Moune. Kelly P1dcock. lod1 Streiff ]enm Moore, Vickie Creno, Chnsty Crandall. 5th row; Knslm Tyks n, Holly Clapham, ]yll P I r· son Lynn Andr ws, ]enmfer Cr no, Sh nlyn Butt 6th row Lisa Rellz, Robyn He1sh, len Ste vens, Tue1 Augason,LoriAnn Holloway, Vicki Corso. 7th row: Momca Memmott. L1sa Bolen Kym Wnght, Came Call. Alhson And rson, Ro- byn Toon . 8th row: M1chele Tucker, Sus1 Wnght, Wendy Seal, Lesley R1dmg. Through the ashes of the Spirit Lead- ers grows a new club, The Pep Club. Standing proud and cheermg the mighty Huskies is a must for future cheerleaders and songleaders. The Pep Club was designed to help the cheerleaders provoke more school spirit. Pep Club members cheer our teams to v1ctory and show pride in the agony of defeat. In any game there will always be one group that will stand behind the athletic Huskies of H.H.S., The Pep Club. 184/PEP CLUB

A sport w1thout cheerleaders is hke apple pie without cheese. Hillcrest is one of the few schools m the state to have cheerleaders specifically for wrestling. The six wrestling che rleaders (better known as mat mates) made the matches exciting and encouraged spirit from the crowds. The mat mates got off to a bad start-the company they ordered their uniforms from lost the outfits and the mal mates were forced to use the Junior Varsity cheerleader sweats. The spirit of the cheerleaders was very enthusiastic. They give a great deal of support to the wrestlers. Keep it up Mat Mates. Bottom to top, left to nght: Bully Hansen , Jenmfer Hansen , V!ckle Creno, Wendy Wolt , Meh T1ms, Kelly P1dcock WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS/ISS

Swmgmg a racket, hitting a home run o£Lettern1.en ~as or just maybe sw1mmmg that xtra lap - they become men of the Letter. The unmistakable studs of HHS hvmg for two reasons: l. To act hke they were born wmners, and 2. To never, I don't care how much it hurts, never smile! And w1th names hke \"Flex\" , \"Alfalfa,\" \"Erm \" and \"Tyrone\" one can't help but feel the animal magnetism to their sensuous boches. The bod1es of the Lettermen. Seniors nght front row L to R: Doug Adams, Russ Da!ley, Mtke Tanner, Sean Grant. Chm Servtce, Kent Hosktsson, Bruce Chmtensen, Shawn Whttehead , Scott Briggs Denms Edward Yack. 2nd row: Shane Van Kernen, Kevm Madsen, Troy Gardner, Mtke Severance Mark Price, Mathew Snyder, Blake Major. KC Wnght. 3rd row: Jell Johansen Colhn Davts. Greg Archbold, Oscar Alba, hm Rtdmg, Ketth Eisert, Tony Ntel- son, Bnan Blackburn. 4th row: Rtck Rekoutts, Bret Mtlne, Lame Shepherd . Alex Ghtz, Greg Andrews. 5th row: Rob LaFollette, Scott Urban, Ron Moser, Wtlham D. Swapp, Ryan Bullett. Ju- mors below front row: Terry Casper, Bruce Rit- chte, Drew Johnson , Vaughn Lloyd , Sean Peter- sen, Kenny Shulsen. Jell Wetchers, Todd Clark. 2nd row: Mtke Kenner, Jason Egan , Mtchael Dawes, Mike 'Alfalfa\" Chmtopherson, Dave \"Flex\" Bollwinkel. Jason Moore, Bnan Ntelsen. 3rd row: Russ Akers, Todd Asay, Tom Rhmehart, Bryant Gunnerson, Walt Bills, Scott Rekouhs, Steven Sumston, Mtke Walker, 4th row: Branden Rtce, Steve Green, Bnan Morrow, Phtl Jordan. Gerber Love, Kns Larsen, Brady \"Bob\" &te- rnan. 5th row: Chm Hamson, Cory Hunter, Mike Farnsworth. Clay Keller, Cohn Kelly, Ellery Ack- ley, Alan Ashton. Four examples of the lettermen's sensuous bo- dtes1 l ffi/LETTERMEN

Key Club-Our Nan'le Service-Our Ga111.e Key club members mclude: Corleton Bowen, Khung Chang, Chryshe Cook, Ton Crowford. B1ll The Blood Dnve was a big success' Deakm, Bnon Duncon. Greg Gordner, Debb1e Kuch1nsky, len Sumner, ond Brooke Word . The Key Club, one of our many pres- tigious clubs, is not like ordinary clubs here at Hillcrest. Key Club's main ob- jective is service. All their activities are service oriented and done for the benefit of others. Some of their activi- ties include the blood drive, helpmg to raise funds for organizations like Sub- for-Santa, and getting a start on the new concrete letters in the stadium. These letters should be completed within the next few years. KEY CLUB 187

The Drill Experts Hillcrest's 85-86 Drill Team This year there are 32 girls who make up the drill team. These dedicated g1rls practice from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday thru Friday and from 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. around competition. They also have been known to practice after school if needed. The team performed during three football half times, mcluding Homecoming, and durmg six basketball half times. The girls also competed in state and regional competition in February. Tryouts were held for all of the team's routines so each girl had to work extra hard on her own performance. The drill team members feel that this year's team is the best that Hillcrest has ever had. Those who lettered m dnll: Libby Davidson, Ra· chelle Snar, D1anna Lacome. TJ!fanie Jacobsen, Christine Jesperson. JaDean Newbold. and Je· QUJta Burch. Dnll Team Pres1dency w1th the1r adv1sor, Jod1 Maxfield. 188/DRILL TEAM

Dnll Team; from lop to bottom: Chnshne Jesper- son, Leshe Heath. DeniSe Vanekelenburg, Chen Bulow, K1m Bruerlon, Rachelle Snar, Pam Z1llner, JeQUIIa Burch. Shahse Jones. Angella T1dwell. Knshn Keller, Crystal Cntchheld. Stacey Aushn, D1anna i...dCome, Mondy Porter, Stephame Mar· hn, Ldur1 Dana, Ku'SI n KyndSion, Brenda Shoen· field, Lesa Kelley, Marcy Rose, Tiffany Bla1r, L1b· by Dav1dson. Mamy Stevens. Karen G1llesp1e, JaDean Newbold, Soma Jensen, Tlffame Jacob- sen, Tami Shepherd, Chnsly Whetman, Juhe Ler- wlll. DRILL TEAM/189

ART IN MOTION Hillcrest Dance Company JeQUito Burch , Pubhc1ty VP; Chnshne Jesperson , Soc1al VP; Usa Dupoul. Pres1dent; Porn Rmdhs- baker, Secretary The Compony: Top row: Stephome Mortm . Tillony Blo1r, Brendo Schoenfeld, Mana Koncar. JeQUito Burch . Valene Hill , N1cole Schumon , lenny Benson; Second row: Becky Bnngard . Danell Johnson , Lori R1cketts. Jane Kennedy, Tam1 Bench, Chnstme Jesperson , Annette Wh1pple, Sonia Pugh, Cynth1a Dayton; Th1rd row: Melome Anderson, Toro Shortmo, Angle Broberh, Jodi Ldenquist , ]uhe Vo1gt - lo nd r, Porn Rindhsbaker; Bottom row: Shouno Lumberg, Usa DuPaul, Holly Praw1tt /DANCE CO.

Pam Rmdhsbaker, Usa Dupaul, and JeQUita Burch fly effortlessly through the a1r. Hillcrest's Dance Company has always been known for 1ls excellence, and this year was no exception. Members from the Repertory Dance Company who worked with Hillcrest's Dance Club sa.Jd that the dancers from Hillcrest were as talented and professional as dance majors from the U of U. The Company performed in the school play and in assemblies throughout the year and organized a successful Homecommg dance, but its greatest accomplishment of the year was the dance concert. Robyn Mousley, the Company's advisor, was new at Hillcrest this year. She d1d an excellent job because of her knowledge of dance and theatre. Because of the hard work and dedicahon of the dancers, Hillcrest's Dance Company was again a success this year. Advtsor: Robyn Mousley DANCE CO. 191

The Write Stuff Expressions Back L toR: Chelene Fortter, Sean Buckley, Kathy Ldrsen, Wendy Webber, Kim Kenner, Juhe Kohlschem, Tma Hams, Cryshe Cook, Middle: Mrs. Milne, ]ill Nuttle, Mtchelle Bnnghurst, Bnan Duncan, Mmdy Harman, Leshe Richards, Bottom: Usa Wilcox, Hetdi Hurst, JaDean Newbold, Leezel Hyer The Expressions LiteraryI Art Magazine IS one of the finest school-published magazmes in the nation. Expressions magazine ts highly professional in appearance and content. All of the poetry and prose in the magazine is wntten by the students of Hillcrest. The Expressions stall carefully selects the wrihngs which they feel are best suited lor the magazine. The 17 members of the stall were chosen by their advisor Carol Milne from her creahve wnling classes. The stall does all the selecting of material, and the typesetting of the wntmg. The layouts are also done by the staff. The Expressions stall IS often not given the credit that they deserve lor their hard work in publishmg such a line magazme. Back L to R: Kathy Larson Co-Edttor, Kim Ken- ner-Prose, Bnan Dunncan-Co-Edttor, Usa Wil- 192 cox-Poetry, Hetdt Hurst-Art

Seen On The Scene Sentry Staff 85-86 Sentry lidvisor Mrs. Beck relldmg-somethmg oth- er lhlln Sentry? Top Row: Bndget Hintze, Mrs. Beck, JdSOn Heugly, Allen Wilkies, Jennifer Jones, Shannon Panter, Sentry and Sentry Staff Middle Row: Ang1e Wilcox, He1d1 Hurst, Carlton Bowen, Tnsh Valenzuela, Brian Duncan , Wendy What: One of the top school Hanson , Staci Kramer, Uz One1da, Bottom Row: Brei Smllh, JdSOn K1mura . Debb1e Smethurst, Todd newspapers m the state_ Sharp, Not pictured: L1sa Wilcox, Jenny Poulsen Why: To unfold and reveal Hillcrest's most intimate and bizarre issues to an unsuspecting studentbody. When: When the heat is on! Where: Lurking in the halls of Hillcrest How: Anyway and everyway imaginable Who: Top students with outstanding journahshc writing abilities. Brei Sm!lh-Sports Editor, Debbie Smethurst Editor-m-ChJef. Heid1 Hurst-Fec!!lure Ed11or, LJSa Wilcox- Trish Valenzuela hard lll work to meet the dec!!d - Ed!lonc!ll Ed!lor lme. 193





Girls~ State How would you hke to be achve in today's government while still in high school? To observe the problems of government, elect officials, be a part of the legislahon and present and argue bH!s. To hold courts and serve as a judge, lawyer, or Jury member and try cases presented before you. To make up laws and try to enforce them. Many girls here at Hillcrest have had this opportunity at Girls' State. Girls' State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary with the purpose of educating girls in the duties, rights, priviledges, and responsibihhes of American citizenship. It brmgs a knowledge of the fundamental principles of American Government through actual prachce and control of the state offices during Girls' State. / GIRLS' STATE