Hillcrest High Class of 1999

The Drill Team put forth many hours of hard work before school, after school, and on weekends to ahie e their goals at tate and Nationals. When asked what her goal was, senior Ashley Lingwall replied, I To take it... all the way! Theart of drill requires total concentration and devotion. \"Unity is the keyand \\\\ e havea lot of it. That's why we're the best\", explains senior Ashley Olsen. HIMO I! IE !BERS ARE: Rl: Stacie Kay R2: ShannonCook, Page by Jeremy Wilkins &Suzanna Han en Sr, Ashley Olsen, raised her hand high in theair to Lindsey mith, Kim ~loyer, Erin Palmer, I(aylene Photos: Jeremy Wilkins get her mother's allention. Ash ley is graduating Henninger R3: Kellie Ross, Jinger Johnson, Ashley with 2years of drill and 1year of dance behind her. Lingwall , Lacey Critchfield, Heather Tullis, I(elly Drill Team 101 • Peterson, Briltani Hardman R4: Amy Bloomquist, VOGUE! BreAn ne Eades, Ashley Olsen, Sharielle Pay Junior Lindsey Smith, strikes a pose during the Home coming Assembly. Lindsey has been dancing CAPTAI NS: RI: Lindsey Smith, Lacey Critchfield, since she was ayoungin'and adds lots of inspiration I(aylene Henn inger R2: l<im tvloyer, tacie I(ay. and experience to team members. Ashley Lingwall , Amy Bloomquist

What class has the majority of the student body signed up for? Who are the people that are never home from September to November? Concert Choir! These students spend much of their time, sometimes too much,at rehearsals and performances. Senior Shannon Langman commented, \"Not only is choir my only class, but my religion, and social life.\" Anice consequence is the beautiful music our school is famous for. • 102 choir Members are Rl: RobynneLittlewood,AmberButterfield,TianaWitkamp, Charise Dew, Megan Bush, KristenMcMillan,?,Clara Denney, LorraineColeman, Laura Ridge,JessicaLemmon,JanaeSmith, TammyBlankenship,Janae Johnson, Heidi Longsroth, Melissa Nebeker, Christine Sperry, Brooke Gulley, Mary Lindsey,Amber Herzog, Carla Arancibia, KatieRigby, LauraArmstrong R2:Brett Pickett, Jeff Wilson, RyanGalbrith, Marshall Crawley, ZachDejong, RyanChristiansen,Taylor Caldwell,Tony Hadlock Ben Wouden, Darren Curtis,?, Garrett Behling, Jon Talbot, RobbyMcDonald, Adam Whittenburg, Jon Thomas,Jeff Johnson, Steven Richards, Nate Lambert R3: Lisel Robbins, Laura Butterfield, Heidi Johnson, Dawn Rock, Emily Zitting, Lexi Chenney, Jillinda Wayne, Kristy Pantuso, Carrie Bird, Nicole Mayfield, Alissa McBeth, Shannon Langman, Holli Poulson, Beth Arnold. Candace Waguespack, Melissa DeLeuw, ?, Liz Harrison, Summer Wood, Kate Maloy, Ashley Grant, Melissa Wright, Marchelle Morley, ?, Marissa Jones R4: Min Daun, David Hunt, Russell Monson, John Calvin, Gavin Green, Chris Eaton, Brent Holt, Scott Christensen,Justin LaPoint,JonMatthews, David Samsel,TaylorCoulom,Jaron Briggs, JoshLybbert, Kevin Remley,Eric Taylor. Jesse Smith, Steve Pugh, Quenten Jennings, NickCowin R5: Michelle Wright, Katie Ellis, Emily Peterson, Heidi Broadwater. Rebecca Anderson, Julia Rivera, Kara Stocker, Trisha Miller, Callie Tolman, Lorrie Dearden, Chelsea Ash, Selena Maire, Jill Young, Brandi Brown, Angela Deabein, Jamie Smith, Natalie Woodward, Rachel Foster, Angella Deakin, Codi elson, Sara Whiting, Carrina Ostler, Krishele Barney, Marlene Atkinson R6: Ryan Day, Tyler Barrick, Dave McMullen, TJ Bowen,?, Mike Long, Ben Hubert, ?, Brandon Kofford, JonChristensen, Ben Divine, Adam Youngberg, Tee Spjute, Ryan Hoffman, Steve Ward, BradLaws, Spencer Lloyd, LoganRobb, Greg Long,Jeff JorgensenR7: AmandaSorensen,Tanya Baker, Meredith Cottrell,Nicole Young, Michelle Middlemas,ArnieGottfredson,AmandaMortensen,Suzanna Hansen, KrystalAguirre,JennikaNielsen, Kristen Eliason, Melanie Reed, Nancy Burgraaf, DeborahWouden, Barbara Roller, BeckyLindsay, Cami Heywood, Carrie Riddle, Brynn Richards, Theresa Lawson,SheilaSconiers, Emily Allen, GingerTidwell, KatieJohnson, Kim Akiyama R8: Dirk Ljungberg,Jesse Hubbard, Gary Glade, Ben Baker, Jeff Hutchings, Lars Johnson, Donovan Chipman, Scott Peterson, Kirk Voss, Steve Moore, Robert Paul, Rob Severensen, Chris Beus, Chad Pugh, KyleColes, Dave Mayfield, Nate Turnbow

ThisChoir, consisting of both men and women, (mainly sophomores) is the only choir la sthat does not require an audition to be in it. This class prepares students who want to sing in other choirs at Hillcrest. Members are: Kami Anderson, Daniela Arancibia, Michelle Ashby, Melissa Atkinson, Erin Barbieri, James Beardall, Chelsea B1ackhurst,1oshua Boyd, Danielle Brimhall, Fletcher Carden, Jodi Chadwick, Sara Christensen, Jennifer Coletti, Shakeyla Davis, Andrea Durrant, Heather Earl, Carlee Eyre, Brittany Falkner, Amber Garcia, Geoffrey Gardner, Heather Gates,Cameron Gleave, Katie Goldman, Elisa Goold, Chelsea Grant, Megan Grant, Jeni Hancey, Eric Hartvigsen, Jamie Hashimoto, Ann Hausam, Maria Hernandez, Rebecca Holt, Jordan Jones, Chet Kastner, Kirsten Kenison, Justin Kofford, Holly Lambert, Jennife r Larsen, Christine Leake, Zachary Magleby, Marci ~IcFariane, Daniel Morgan, Robyn Nydegger, Miku Ohta, Kelly Pantuso, Whisper Pecharich, Richard Peterson, Sarah Potts, Randall Prazen, Jennifer Ribeiro, Benjamin Richards, Kari Ridge, Julia Rivera, Aubrey Sharp, Makell Sharp, Valery Siats, Celeste Simmons, Rebecca Simmons, Peter Smith, Autumn Staker, Amanda Stokes, Natalie Taylor, Melissa Tracy, Apri l Turnbow, Stephanie Voss, Courtney Walker, Crystal Ward, Jessica Wertz, Samuel Willson, Megan Witkamp, Lindsay Woffinden Page by BrittanyCandrian Photos: M. Halpin choir 103 ~

Although Hillcrest has one of the best choir programs in the state, the choir isn't supportedbyt01 student body as they would like to be. Senior Megan Bush commented, \"It'sveryfrustrating. Whe~ people go to football games,they appreciate the work the football players put into their performance! but when we sing, no one appreciates all of the long hours of rehearsal and training. But what car you do?\"Most choir students felt the same way,but Senior Nate Turnbow said,\"Idon't care, becaus{ I'm trying to learn something.\" What the world needs now... ismenwho Amour Chante Members Rl: Megan wear costumes that resemble dresses Bush, Candace Waguespack, Jenae with matchingtights. Megan Bush, Jon Smith, NancyBurgraaf, Kristin Eliason, Christensen and Quenten Jennings en- Carina Ostl er R2: Brynn Richards, tertain guests at the Renaissance Feast Jennika ielsen, Heidi Longstroth, put on in February. KrisheleBarney, Melissa Wright, Jenni- ferEvansR3: Kristin McMillan,Melissa Nebekker, Shannon Langman, Chelsea Men's Trainers Members Rl: Robert McDonald, Robert Paul, Scott Christense~ Ash, Sara Whiting, Barbara Roller R4: ChadPughR2: LoganRobb,Jesse Hubbard, JoshLybbert,JonTalbot, RyanDay RJ: Shiela Sconiers, KatieJohnson, Danica Kevin Remley, JaronBriggs, JonChristensen, BenWoudon,Steve Ward,Jeff VI ilson I Not pictured: Mason Lefler, QuentenJennings Jones, Heidi Johnson, and CarrieRiddle • 104 Amour ChanIe, Men's Trainer's

HowmuchtimedotheVocal Ensemble members put into their choir performances? \"More than you an humanlyimagine!\"as CallieTolman put it. Mr. Bentley, choir adviser, spends manylong hours lI'orking with thesestudents to makesure theysound their best. Senior Kirk Voss said about him, . He'salot of things. Hesaninstructor, an example, and ateacher who obviously cares deeply about haring music with his students.\"All of the members agreedthat he is not just a teacher, but also a friend. U I5 ft> Members are: MarleneAtkinson, Brett Pickett, BradLaws ,Tia naWi tkamp, Na te Turnbow, Steve Pugh, Lexi Chenney, Amber Butterfield, Na te Lambert, Rebecca Anderson, Nick Cowan, Spen- cerLloyd,Ashley Grant,CarlaArancibia, Holli Poulson,Tanya Baker,Codi Nelson, Jesse Smith,CallieTolman,LizHarrison, Kirk Voss, Tony Hadlock, I{ara Stoker, Rob Severinson, Scott Peterson, Jon Thomas, CamiHeywood,and Tee Spjute / All dressed up and no where to go... Need we say more? Members of vocal ensembl e had a lot of fun wearing the attire from What can you say for a director the Shakespearean era. It was a feast for our eyes as well as our who dresses up and gets into stu- stoma chs. dent performances? What a great guy. Page by Brittany Candrian Vocal Ensemble 105 ~

One of the most important yet intangible groups at Hillcrest is stage crew. They're responsible for sound, lighting, and other special effects for all assem- blies and productions throughout the year. This takes a lot of work, and theygo about it rarely being seen. Hillcrest has one of the largest stages in the state along with a sound system that surpasses many other high schools... .~ ...we have a big advantage Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3,... Sound over the other large high Technicia n, Greg jenkins, test the stage schools, however it takes mi cro p ho ne fo r a n upco ming pe r- one of the best and most fo rm a nce. dedicated stage crews in the state in order to take advan- He re com e the men in Bl ack! Tyle r Memb e rs a re R1: RlI sta n o re, justin tage of this. Coach Bowers, G ray a nd Rya n Dra p r a re busy pro- Moo re, Mi chea l Fens ter ma ke r, ean the stage crew advisor,cred- g ra mm ing the so und b a rd fo r a n up- O lsen R2: Pa t jo hn o n, Da rre n Curtis, its the crew as being the top co mi ng assembl y. ja red Mea rs R3: Zach Zerll ll, Tont crew in the state, \"Many Bow le r, Ba rt na rr , j o h Kin der, schools hire techs for their Kr ys ta l Ag uirr e R 4: Bra ndon plays, Hillcrest is one of the And reaso n, j e nni fe r ie u wenhuis, few schools where the stu- Ma tt Ho ryna, Ii ffW allg r n R5: Tyler dents work the stage.\" Gray, Greg j en kin , Rya n Draper. page by: Dustin ook ~ 106 Slage Crew

Getting involved is mandatory in a class like Productions. If an actor doesn t speak up, no one will notice them. Senior Marshall Crawley joined because he wanted to make the most of his senior year. \"It was a chance to work with a group of very talented people,\" he said. \"It's great to see everyone working together. We bond.\" Officers Rl: Amanda Sorenson, Katie Borg R2: Mary Lindsay, Nick Cowan, Suzie Petrucci. Members are Rl: Amanda Sorenson, Michelle Wright, Dave McMullin, Heidi Masquerade! umgstroth, Dave Mayfield R2: Tara Hastings, Ashley Grant, Mary Lindsay, The Productions Company por- Marshall Crawley, Summer Wood, Suzie Petrucci, Arnie Gottfredson, Bran- trayed islanders in the winter don Andreasen R3: Crystal Arseneau, Derrick Shore, Nick Cowan, Megan production of Once on this Is- Bush,Jason Wagner, Brad Laws, Jon Thomas R4: Beth Arnold, Jaron Briggs, land. Despite icy temperatures Jon Christensen, Zach Dejong, Jon Matthews, Barbara Roller, Rachel Proc- outside, the cast had to run tor, Maranda Skoubye, Scott Barnes, Mike Ringler, Lucas Proctor R5: Ben around barefoot and in skirts. Rich, Jessika Heaton, Natalie Hill, Katie Borg, Garrett Behling Page byBritt Benner Photos: Ryan Timoney & I. Halpin Productions Company 10 ~

Jazz Band enlightened us all with their performances throughout the year. ClHillcrest's music program has really improved in the past three years. Class enrollment included manystudents, however it is often forgotten and takes, CIAback seat to the athletic department.\"said KatieBorg, -..,;;: Loud and Clear Don't record this... ZCiupek, Timothy~'t anll'ell, JAZZ Band Members RI: Jon 1atthew, I(ati, Tracey Loveridge and Camille Wall play their records at the Renaissance Feast. Choir ~1om's Borg,Adriana Tapia, Todd Hammond R2: ZCiupek, made the meal, the students provided the enter- TimothyManll'ell, Camille IVaiI. RyanDay. Randall tainment. Edwards. Tracey Loveridge R3: ~'Is. Rashkin, Ethan Volpa, Aaron ~'Iay, ~1ike teed, Jason EnglunJ ~ 108 Jazz Band Bryan Olcheck, Rodney Fletcher

po TheProductions Companyworkedvery hard to put on acoupleof playsthroughout the year. \"Once on thisI land' was avery inspiringand enjoyableone. Manystudents supportedtheir peers. It was agreat production showcasing the talent we haveat Hillcrest. =--3 eI nI eI nI AHistory Lesson... Let me explain Page 8y: Andrea Candrian and Sommer Rushing Armande(JonThomas) explainedtotheaudience Ton-ton Julian, (Ben Rich) and Momma (Rachel Photos: ~I a rie Halpin the history of the Fre nch on the island. After a Procter)tried toconvince Ti ~toone, (SummerWood) battle between father & son, Bozon, theson, was to stay away fromDaniel (Brad Laws), because of Once on This Island 109 ~ banished to the island-but would always long for their cultural differences. France. You Do It like this Please, Please Members of the Productions Company danced TiMoone(SummerWood)prays totheCodstoheal their way into our hearts, as they performed a her love, Daniel (BradLaws) after he has been in a da nce number inOnce On this Island. car accident.

- Mrs. Rashkin has really gotten the music program at Hillcrest going. She has earned the respect from her studen~ and has made music more enjoyable for them. Junior,Jon Matthews said,\"She knows what she'sdoing and hasfun with it.\"Junior, Mike Steed commented,\"Ithink that music is an important part of life and the school music program helps students to express their musical talent. Mrs. Rashkin is agreat teacher and helps every student playtheir best\" PERCUSSION/CONCERT BA 0 Rl: Domin- SY~lPHONIC: Rl: John Colvi n. Andrea ique Herrara. Rodney Pletcher, John Early, Ryan Day Woody. R2 : David Western. Ethan Volpa. R2:Todd Hammond,RandyTucker.Clint Hansen,Kristen Aaron Mal'. Ti mo thy lanwell. Rodnll Riding. Chuck chmidt,Chris Paul, Justin Payne. Jared Fl etcher, Camill e Wall , Kati e Borg. Butterfield, Brandy Heights, Leah Haber, Emmanuel Jaso n Englund , Leah Haber, Ben \\Vouden, Jimenez.l(risty eniorR3:AliciaEades, JenniferGibons. BrianBingham, DannyHillder,Tonga Tukumoeatu, Carrie mith,Jennifer lessick, AllisonLinette Randall Edward ,Jon~latthell's RHli ke teed.TracIY Loveridge, JulieHowell, Christy Leake ~ 110 Concerl, Percussioll , Symphonic

i Band tudents performed my concerts this year. How did they feel about them? Senior, Camille Wall I said, \"When the stress and worry leaves, Ifeel on top of the world.\" Jon Matthews feels \"self confident.\" But not every student feels good about them. Tim Manwill said, \"It would be nice if the orchestra players stayed after they were done so they could listen to us instead of just leaving glare.\" ORCHESTRA:Rl:Tiffany Olsen, Amanda Forbes, Chris Beus, Benjamin Cook R2: Garth McDonald, Jennifer Kelly, CindyBeus,~lelissa Black,Marlene Atkinson,Leena Monett,Amanda Whitehead,Lacey Burdett, Angela Trujillo, Robert Smith, Scott Olchek, R3: Melissa Warr, Jessica Rough, Lindsey McAninch, Quinn Clark, Stacey ~lackart, Crystal Pratt Stringin' it up! The string section, holds the orchestra together. They're like the soprano in the choir, playing the melody. In order to playa musical instrument, a student spends hours and hours practicing, and lots of money on lessons. They rarelyget the credit theydeserve. Pil)' on! Mrs. Rashkin, lead the members of the Page by Andrea l. Candrian orchestraat the musical, Seven Brides for Seven Photos: ~1ari e Halpin Brothers. Membersofthisorchestra had to try out lOorder toparticipate. Not all are membersofthe ORCHESTRA III I) class.

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P.ge by: Linda Tray nor Sports create schoo l unity, and are a Photos Linda Tray no r, OJ Wilkins pl ace for students to interact and get to know each other, AND OUR SPORTS DON'T CO ON LOCKOUT!! Sports Division 113 ~

, What a Team FANS Golf Thefans for the team were sparse and unfortunatley they missed out on Josh Lybbert's \"hol e in one\" as he broke his club. Josh says \"Ididn't really care, because the freak fan streaking through the course caught my attention.\" (Thanks goes to Collin Holmberg- The teams soul fan!) • Josh Lybbert was offered 12 scholarships and declined all of them. (just kidding!) • Collin Dunford got in a fight with Alta's coach and won. • Bryan Jorgensen's dream for Hanna Jackson, Lauren Call and Ashley Olsen to show up to a meet never came true. • Jenny Jones brought hot, homemade cookies to their last meet. After, she asked them to appear on her show. WHO'S BETTER? ONE AT A TIME PLEASE Juni o rs, Cordell Mill e rb e r g a nd T hi yea r go lf tea m cor d as a tea m . \" We ju st watched Jenn y Jones and lea rned a to n, it helped c1 a r ou r mind Ma rcu s Buie practice putting. Cordell for our matc hes, \"sa id Rob McDo na ld . This y ars tea m took 7th in region. Two fre hm an lettered, Cody Jo hnso n and Marcus not only mad e the go lf and Casey Dittman. tea m, but were best fri end s a nd co n- stantly competing agai ns t each other it did not matter we ther it was golf or g irls! A WHOLE IN ONE GOLF TEAM Rl: Casey Dittman, Cody Jhon on, Cordell Millerberg, Casey Bergin R2: Collin Dunford , Marcus Buie, Bryan Jorgensen, Spencer Da ines R3: Mike Steed, Josh Lybert, Robert Mcdona ld , Judd Ne lso n, Coach Bob John on

Off tackel to the right... The temperature Ta ra Ca rpenter run the ball closer to the fe ild goa l to help her tea m ga in a I•S rI• sI• ng... few more ya rds in the battle against th jun ior / sophomor s, and the e- nior in the fin al ga me. Degree Team Members Rl: Selena Powder Mai ne, Eli ha j o rge nso n, Ann a Osmond, R2: Julianna Hill, Chelsea Puff Grant, Megan Grant, Amber Herzog, Andrea Durrant, Ka rri Shepard R3: Ta ra Carpenter, Mr. Ri vera 76 girls participated in Powder Puff this year. Coaches of the teams were: Juniors/Sophomores: ·Mr. Rivera - TEAM DEGREE • Mr. Rasmussen - TEAM GREEN GIANTS • Mr. Margetts - TEAM MUD HENS • Mr. Radley - TEAM RADLEYS' RANGERS Seniors: • Mr. Park - TEAM POWDERPARK • Ms. Habel - TEAM CRIMANY ·Ms. Wagner, Mr. Merhish, Mr. Huddlestone TEAM GIRLS IN BLACK • Mr. Cottle - TEAM STARS Score of the Championship Game Degree: PowderPark: 80 Cheerleaders are Rl: ?, ?, ? Fra nkie (the bull) Workm an, Rya n Hofm ann, Mike Steed , Steve Kiisel, Mike Wringler, ja on Off tackel to the left... Wagner, Darrell God frey, Tom jennings, Casey Bergin R2: Rya n Se ion , Scott Hughes, Dave Mayfi eld, Owen Xu, Megan Bush tried to help her team, Harvey the Husky Powd er Park (Seniors), gain a few point to prevent a shutout by the Degrees (juniors, sophomores), in the fin al tournament game. The seniors eventually lost 0-8. Page by Debbie Duffin Powderpuff 115 ~

\" I WA NA HOLD YOUR HA 0 \" a pta in s , G reg Bl ac k-1, Shaw n Kojima- 2, Du tin esbit-3, G ra nt Smith-4, Jos h Sa vage-55, and Blake Ha n en-98, played grea t toge ther o n the field a nd were grea t friends off the field as well. \" KAMAKAZI\" Qua rter back Shawn Kojima turn ed up the fi eld looking fo r ya rd age as the Huskie battl ed the Beetdiggers in the las t ga me of the 1998 regul a r ea on. The endin g score was 19-1 0. a t in our favor. Linda Traynor \"LOOK OUT\" \"The Dawgs and Their Masters\" Rl: Judd Lion, Larry Yack, Tony Hendrick , Josh avage, Greg Black, hawn Kojima, Dustin esbit, Grant Smith, Blake Hansen, (hm Seni or Jere my Re itz a lo ng with o ther Fur tenau, Brock(ondie, ollin Holmberg R2:DJ lauchley, Daron Copper, Jeff Jack on,Jeffer onHalladay, MikeClui tensen,Zach 'Iagleby, DD Harding,AaronWaym,ln Huski e burried th e Clea rfi eld ba ll James Nelsen, Jake Petersen, Dean Fountaine, Brian Black, Jesus Alverez R3: David Garrett, Tonga Turumeatu, Nathan Wayman, Richard Holding, Jeremy Winn, John ca rri er as Hillcre t defea ted the Fal- Castleberry, Landon Warton,Mark Bench,JeremyReitl, Bi ll lark,Adam Tulli , BrandonHamberg, Richie DibbleR4: hawn1'0 tma, Eric Birch,Brad Quintana,Alan Hansen co ns 28-26 in a pre-sea on ma tchup. Casey Adam , Brian Bingham,Jake Johnson, PatGa reia, luis Rosa le ,Andrew Weber, RandyCurtis,JasonRinoR5: pencer Tolman, Paul Van Orden,Kenny imrona,Dann\\ Griffith, Matt Mumford,Joe Barnhur,t, Matt Mauchley, Devin Davie , Willie Alire, Kelly Harrocks, Nolan O'bourne, Brad anchez R6: Christopher BraIser, Rick Bru\"\"\"n ~ 11 6 DannySudbury, Paul Hanie, Brandon udvick , <lthanTurnbow, Mark Bennett, Dan Fueling,Cha rles hmitt, AJThorpe, Zlch Foulger, Rodrigo lIoa R7: Aaron Itn. n DanSavage, Cody Merrill, David Cate , ott Young, Jon Larsen, Eric Ren, ott Jackson,Jason Ho e, pencer Hinkley\" Jake hafizadeh,Jake l.lngman, Lance Hunt RS: DJn Sa leh, NickPage,JasonWagner, Kolonie Iremia, Will Harvey, Dylan Holt, ick Prov.lguard, olby 'liller, hris Knudsen,John Witaker, Dan wiss R9: Daryl Godfrey,Jo,h Pike, Larry Lumberg, Dave Agrie, Dan Bower., Lee Le lie, Bruce Takeno, Kirk Merhish, Gary Daniel>, Lynn Wardle, Waylin Wardle, urtis mith ot Pictured: ~Iatthe\\l reason, Chris Davies, lui D,lY, Kayden Haynie, teve Ilaynie, reg Richards, Ry<111 <llw<ly, Kenneth Traynor, Matthew Traynor

\"READY TO GET DOW A D DIRTY?\" Legendz of Judd Lion-32 o llin Ho lmberg-3D the Field along w ith other members of the Huskie offense prepare to tea r it up' Hillcre t bea t Region ri va l Alta by a co re of 21-9. \" LISTEN UP BOYZ\" Varsity Huskies received the play from Qua r- Football terback Shawn Kojima-2 to w in the econd playoff game again t Granger 2 -27. RIch Bennett • The legends for the 1998 football season, were '>:athan Green the varsity football players. \"With only 3 losses, this is the best season we've had in years,\" said Head Coach Lee Leslie. • Hillcrest played at the VofU in the semi-finals of the state championships. It was the first time they had been there in 14 years. • HHS played Jordan for the Region Champion- ship and lost in a close, hard fought battle, 10-19. ~ \"GO BIG GREEN.\" _-=::::;:;;:.' -__.....-: ~ Coaches sta yed up late into the night ~ after burning of the 'H ' to paint the .§ field for th e Homeco min g Game I- against the Brighton Bangles. We won for the first time in 2 years by a core of 18-0. Thi was th e only shut-out Hillcrest had this season. \"LOOK AROUND WE'RE MOVING IN! \" Varsity Football 117 ~ Along awaited 14 years for th e Hu skies to ge t to th e 'turf' a t the U of U Stadi um . We played the Sky line Eagles on Friday the 13 of ovember at the semi- ta te fi na l ga me. A week late r Skyline played Jordan in the ta te fin a l, the endin g score, Eagles 42 - Beetdiggers 21. Page by: Linda Traynor

Future Champions OOH THANKS FOR THE TIP. James Neslen recieved a 60yd. touch- down pass to go up on Mt.Vi ew. Coach Merhi sh said, \"James was our most im- proved and inspirational player. \" JV -S-T-R-E-T-C-H- Pat Garcia stretched hi s way across the Football goalinefor atouchdown agai nst Mt.View at Hill crest. Hi llcrest beat Mt.View 27 to 15. -Some of the team members thought the Granger game was the highlight of the season because they had a major comeback and won. -A few of the teams the Huskies thought would be the hardest to play were: Jordan, Hunter, and Alta. Hillcrest beat all of them but Alta. -Quite a fewof the team members got injured during a game because they played so hard. They say it usually takes a couple of days to recover depending on how serious the injury. Wins Losses 71 THE CREW Casey Adams, Nolan Osborne, Brad Quintana and Shawn Postma shared a moment together at the Burning of the \"W , as they prepared for their game the next day. • 118 JVFootball Members are Rl: Jacob Shafizadeh, Casey Adams, Nathan Wayman, Dean F'ountaine, James Neslen. David Garrett. Eric Ren. Chris Brasher, Dani el Swiss R2: Matthew Mumford, Paul Hay ni e, Shawn Postma, Brad Quintana, Scott Young, Cody Merrill, Jason Hose R3: Willie Alire, John Whitaker, Jesus Alarez, Matthew Mauchley, Jason Rino, Spencer Tolman, Aaron Stinson R4: AJ. Thorup, Rodrigo Ulloa, Danny Sudbury, Lance Hunt, Randy Curtis, Nick Page Matt Creason, Kenneth Traynor R5: Coach Wardl e, Matt hew Tray nor, Pat Garcia, Jacob Johnson. Page by: Mindee Christensen, photos: Rich Bennett & Linda Traynor

We are the sophomores, MAKE A RUN FOR IT! ophomore Chri s Knudsen persued a Jordan ball carrier. Chris missed the the migh~, migh~ sophomores. ,game agianstAlta becauseof mono and then toughed it out for the rest of the season . AS ONE THEY STAND! Sophomore Sophomore footba ll players gathered to- Football gether in a huddle, holding hands to show support, hope and unity at the Jordan football game. •Brad Sanchez was taken off the field in an ambulance at the Hillcrest-Orem game because hesufferedacompressed disc inhis spine. ' Sophomores lost most of their games by only one touchdown. They lost a lot of players to injuries which really affected their season WL record. ' Brian Black missed two games because he had to have his appendix taken out. ' Chris Knudsen scoredarecord 12 touchdowns during theseason. The Players Rl: Daron Cooper, Kelly Horrocks, Brad Sanchez, DannyGriffiths, Chris Rosales, Brandon Hanburg, Paul Vanorden, GET HIl\\t... GOT HIM? GOOD! ATOn Wayman, Jake Peterson R2: David Cates, Dan Savage, Spencer Hinckley, Joe Barnhurst, Zach Magleby, Mark Bench, Brian Jefferson Halladay, sophomore, tackled Black, Bill Clark, Jefferson Halladay, Colby Mill er, Chris Knudsen R3: Coach Larry Lumburg, Nick Provstgaard, Brandon theTimpanogas quarterback. If Captains Sudwicks, Chuck Schmitt, Mark Bennett, Rick Brunson, Alan Hansen, Coach Josh Pike, Zach Fou lger, Devi n Davies, Greg Mill er or Knudsen ever missed a game, Richards, John Larsen, Andrew Weber, Brian Bingham, Tonga Tukumoeatu, Jonat han Castleberry, Jake Langman, Dick Holding, they would wear each other jersey to Coach Curtis Smith, Coach Dave Agui re, Coach Waylon Wardle Not pictured:Matthew Traynor show friendship, ded ication and let them know they were honored by the rest of their teammates. Page by: Sarah Edmondson, photos: Rich Bennett Sophomore Football 119 \\Il

Run For SO ARI N G TO GR EA T NESS! Steve Moo re d emon tra ted his theo ry, Your Life! \"The ha rd est pa rt o f tra ining is ge t- ting you r bod y to do o mething it Cross d oe n' t wa nt to do.\" woo BABY!!! The re's love a nd sca nd a l in th e a ir. Matt Hobson and C hri tine Sperry were unable to brea k eye contact at regio n. Matt voiced , \"My s hoes would be no thi ng w itho ut me.\" Country - 20%of the girls' team surveyed wear Nike, 20% wear Reebok, 20% wear Adidas, 20% don't wear any shoes, and 20% wear 615 by New Balance. -Three of the men on the team surveyed felt that the first half of the race was the hardest, but four felt that the last half required more effort and energy. Also, most don't drink soda pop. - Unlike track and field, the runners place as a team rather than an individual. The team with the lowest composite time places first. CHUGGIN'! U 7Rt N icole Riches, a lthoug h a ppea ring to be running in the w rong d irecti on, K U M B A YA! gave a lot o f ti me a nd energy to the Colli n Bus h, Steve Moo r , Ka ti e Ellis, a nd Mike Jensen ga the red fo r a to uching picture at the o tto n wood om pie' cross-country tea m . Nicole runs up befo re the ir meet aga inst Jo rd a n a nd O rem . Before they run , the tea m a lways a semb les together to g ive a nd receive to three miles a d ay ! This meet,a tthe mora l, menta l, a nd spiritua l suppo rt. Mike Jensen has never throw n up but w is hes he had , beca u e \"it mea ns you r~O Cotto nwood Compl ex, was aga in t hard .\" Brig hton-a big riva l to the cross-cou n- try team. . , 120 Cross Country

DOUBLE TROUBLE! Camas Hunter and Katie Olsen, two dedicated cross-country runn ers, smile together beca use the Hillcrest tea m mad e it to region! I'M GONNA MAKE IT! Jessica Roug h is just about to cross the finish line a t the regio n meet aga inst Brighton, Alta, a nd Jord a n. Hillcres t placed seventh in region this yea r. t ZEE RUNNERZ! CUUU-UUUTE! Rl: Ka ti e O lsen, Camas Hunter, Amy Pattberg, Emil y Petersen, Jadey Scheid , Nicole Ri ches, Matt Harriso n, Devin Mike Jensen and Katie Ellis showed eison, Collin Bush, Ma tt Hobson, Steve Moore, Ala n Monso n, Ru s ell Mo n on R2: Rebe kah Feveryear, Katie Ellis, th eir support fo r each other a t the Mike Jen en, Celeste Simmons, Em il y Sti rling, Jessica Roug h, Na tha n Burt, Lind sey McAnnich, Matt Nelson, Mica h Cottonwood Complex before a meet Black, Andrew Wa rren, Carter Dred ge against Provo and Alta. The two had just announced their engagement be- fore this picture was taken, jk. Page by Thos Swall ow and David McMi llan, pholos: Tori Mill erbge rg Cross Country 121 ~

....... OVER THE TOP... Cari Clark spiked th e ba ll d ow n aga inst Mt. View and the ba ll slipped right through their fingers. Cari's favorite part of being on th e tea m i getting to know the other members and getting in shape. BUMP, SET, SPIKE! Jenn elso n set the ball for a kill aga inst Mt. View. Jenn was the team's se tt er. The volleyball s kill Je nn wanted to improve on was to be tall so she could block and hit. She also knew there was nothing she cou ld d o about it. NICE COVERAGE! Michelle Gratzinger spiked the ba ll over the fingertips of th e wa iting Mt. View blockers. Even thou gh this tea m went winless through thesea on, they never, never, ever, gave up. Members are Rl: Jenn Nelso n R2: Mariana Ordacowski, Kina Uasike, Ashl ey Taylor, Breanna Stoker R3: Ms. Cobey, Sha nn on Lang ma n, Crys ta l Ward , Emi ly Ashby, Erica Frampton, Shellie Smith, Ca ri Clark, Rac hel Skolmoski, Michele G r a t z in g e r ~ 122 Varsity Volleyball

I'M WAITING! Winning isn't Michelle Gra tzinger awa ited a erve everything.. . from Brighto n. Michelle played out- side hitter for the va rsity andJV tea ms. Michelle had a lot of talent in volley- ball she was th only a fres hman on the tea m. LET'S GO GIRL'S! Varsity The girls on the tea m are always there Volleyball to cheer each other on and pump each other up for th eir ga mes. Pretty much everyone agreed they have mad e li fe long friendships. eWhen asked what the best part of being on the team, most everyone said, \"Getting to know their teammates and being able to play the sport they love.\" eThough the team did not have a good year as far as their win/loss record, no one gave up and no one regreted playing. eThose returning next year hope to win a few more. But even if they don't, it won't change their spirit or love of the game. Wins Losses 12 o WOW! !! A Crystal Wa rd spiked the ball towa rd the Mt. View blockers. Crys tals re- SAY CHEESE! sponse, when asked what the best Jenn Nelson and Cari Clark posed for part of being on th e tea m, was tha t she the camera before their ga me aga inst got to wea r green spa nd ex! Bing ham . Jenn vo ted Cari the mo t inspira tional player beca use she al- ways kept them going. eVarsity Volleyball 123

..... Next in Line!!! o \"BRANER\" Ali cia Braner s hows little effo rt ilS s he s milcks the bil ll pas t two Itil blocker , her at home. Few people knew that Bra ne r played in a no ther league for A lta, a nd c nsid r th e m he r to ug h- est competitor. JV GIMME FIVE JV tea m me mbe rs psyched each o the r Volleyball up after ga ining a no ther point aga ins t Jo rd a n . The JV tea m was ve ry united . Tea mma te Brea nn a Stoker sa id, \"Volleyball was a g rea t experi- e nce and I enjoyed gettin g to know the new a nd younger p layers.\" -Crystal Ward was the most admired player because she strived to do her best in every game and always had a postive attitude. - Playing Jordan was my best experience this season. Our whole team played well, we played together, we were united.\"-Emily Ashby - Call Marcy Beverly for more highlights on the JV season. Her number is 1-800-Go-Green. FLYING HIGH! Members are: Rl: Michelle G ra tzinge r, Ashl ey Tay lo r R2: Ali cia Braner, Emi ly Ashby a nd Ali cia Brane r fl ew Brea nn a Stoker, Je nne r Jo hn o n R3: Mariana Ordocows ki, Emil y As hby, Eri ka hi g h in a n a ttempt to block a ba ll. Frampton, She lli e Smith, Marcy Beverley, Coac h-Tiff Lo rense n Although they cou ldn' t quite stop it, tea mmates As hl ey Tay lo r a nd She llie Smith were there to back them up. Despite knee and s hould er injuries ea rly in the season Emi ly a nd She lli e were s till able to pla y. Page by Jillinda Wayne • 124 JV Volleyball

HERE IT COMES! Unity makes it ophomore, Ji ll P terse n, go t et to happen.... return the erve in the ga me agai n t Mt. iew. Jill pia ed church vo lley- ba ll for two yea r before s he beca me a Lad y Hu kyo KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL! Sophomore Alicia Bra ner a nd Daw ni e Reasch a n- Volleyball ticipated the balls ne t move in the ga me aga instJorda n.Sophomore had e, cellen t co mmun ica tion w hi ch con- tributed to their excellent season. - The Sophomore team took first place in a tourna- ment against all of the other teams in our region. -Overall, Sophomore's agreed their toughest re- gion competition was against Orem and Timpanogos. \"They were our toughest competi- tors,\" said Krista Tegtmeier. \"They were both great teams and I respected them for that.\" - The Sophomore team won more games than Var- sity & JV this season.\"We Rock!\"-Janae Blank RAISE THE ROOF! Be fore the ir ga m e aga inst Alta, the Sophom o re tea m pu lled toge ther to becomefocu edand ready to play. \"The Sophomore team is great! They are all good fri end a nd have g rea t unity!\" said va rsity playe r Rache l Skolmoski Memb ers are : Rl: Jennife r Ribeiro, Hea th er Jo hnso n, Kri ta Tegtmeier, Dawnie Rea ch, Ja nae Blank, Emi ly Vo ha ll Page by Jill Young R2:Christine Mathis, Jill Petersen, Marcy Beve rl y, Jen ner Jo hn on, Marcy Ga rdin er, Alicia Bra ner, Mi he ll iel en Sophomore Volleyball 125 ~

....... Love is a TAKE A SWING SHIRLEY! Racket Sophomore, Ali Foulger, challenged her opponent in her ma tch agai ns t Alta, w hi ch she won. Ali has played tennis fo r fo ur yea rs. Tennis I GOT IT! A strea k of lig htening crossed the co urt as Casey Foul ger d efend ed her territory. Casey, a seni or and tea m ca ptain, has been play ing for four years, probabl y aga inst her sister. It' s a grea t fa mil y ri va lry. •Every player on the varsity team made it to the state tournament. Casey Foulger and Andrea Durrant won the first round. •Partners Ali Foulger and Julianna Hill played three sets against Tirnpanogas and their match lasted three hours. •In the match against Alta, the last match of the season, it started to rain, but they wanted to play so badly, (because they knew they would win) they did it in the rain! Wins Loses 8 4 KODAK WHAT? IT'S A BREEZE r' , - Partners Kim Ennenga and Nichole Junior Anna Osmond shows how it is done. Anna said, \"I Mead ows celebrated after a winning love the way I feel w hen I wa lk off th e court after winning POWER PLAY their match aga inst Mt. View. This is a ma tch.\" Sopohmore, Andrea Durrant w hacked the ball to the other the first yea r Nichole had a pa rtner. sid e of the court. This is her second yea r play ing for By the end of th e season th ey wo rked Hillcres t. She only lost one match thi w hole ea on. well as a tea m. Kim and Nichole took fifth place in region. • 126 Girls Tennis

THE PLAYERS Rl: Andrea Durra nt, Ka rri Sheppard, Juli ana Hill, Alexis Jensen, Ali Foulger R2: As hlie Mehler, Ginger Tidwe ll , Mi che ll e Scott R3: Kim Ennenga, Mega n Bush, Anna Osmond R4: Je nnife r Schafbuch, Cas ey Foulger, Nichole Meadows Not Pic- tured : Angie Allen WHACK! Sophomore, Juliana Hill smacked the ba ll back over the net. Julia na was uno ffically na med the most encour- agi ng player on the tea m because s he has such a great attitude. REACH FOR IT! Senior, Jen Schafbuch flashed a smile as she returned the ball to her oppo- ne nt. Jen had a g reat season a nd \"Love ten nis, beca use it's a relax ing and carefree s po rt,\" said Jen. THREE'S COMPANY Sophomores Karri Sheppa rd , Andrea Durra nt, a nd Julian a Hill pal around a fter playing a w inning tennis match aga inst Jordan. Andrea Durra nt was con id ered to be the mos t va luable player by ma ny of her tea mma tes. Living up to her reputation she took second place in region . Page by: Sommer Rushing, photos: Ri ch Benn ett Girls Tennis 127 ~

VARSITY Rl: Wendy om en, Hanna Hansen, heri h Hartlerode,EmilyWoodward, uza nnaHan en, TenielTerrell,Ashley Reiper, Heidi Paul en R2: Talia Roberts, Hea ther Heaton, Aleece Allred, Jac\\,ieAnderson,AnnaI ie en,DianaHill hiem, Melanie Han en,JanaZiebig, Jamie mith, ami Koc herh ans. J.V. Rl :MichelleChri tensen,Heather Heaton,Katie Ander on, Teneil Terrell, ami Kocherhan , Jamie mith, Jenny Me sick R2: Casey May, Lind ay Wardle, Heidi Plagemann, Andrea Beckstead, Jacee Frand en, Karli Coles, land y Westonskow, Kari Ridge Power Pack!! Two of the team most in pirational player , Anna ei en and Jackie Anderson, freeze their game face for us. Both prepare differently for their ga me. Anna is off the wall energetic and Jackie focu es silently. But each love the game and give it their all! SE lOR HA AHA SEN #9 Hanna ha \"SENIOR MOMENT\" played occerfor12yea rs, highschoolfor4. Each year at the last home ga me of the sea on the tea mgives a thanks to their senior tea mmates. This season the tea m held seven seniors. Each She tarted var ity a a fre hman and is remini ced about theyea r and the pa t and gives ome advice to those left behind . \"Take every practice serious and push yourself harder each known for her aggre ive punk and killer If you do, you'll look back on this determination a a grea t value that you ca n apply to anything in life!\"-Suzanna \"Be prepared fo r \",h. lp\"'Prml in tinct. A adefender Hanna wa alway happen, take everychallenge.\"-Cherish \"Tobe a grea t player you have to do the little thing right when noone i watching.\"- -Heidi Pa dependable and never lacked. \"Hanna the time you spend playing memorable in a po iti ve perspective-Teneil \"Just like life, take occer for what it' worth, respect it and ;eek ha thi attitudethat would frea kanyoppo- Emil y \"You only live once, play wit h conviction of heart, mind and might I\" -Wendy nent out!\"said ophomore, Heather I-lea ton • 128 Girl 's Soccer

SE lOR HEIDI PAULSO (keeper) An Era of Determination... Heidi P. i definitelyoneof the most focused pia er ontheteam.Peoplethink agoalkeeper doe n't do quat...they haven't een Heidi! \"Heidi improved more thananyone this yea r and wa a role modeltoall ofu !\", mentioned junior, Talia Robert . Heidi has played with HH f r 3 yea r ! SE lOR SUZA NA HANSEN #11 Lady Husky uzanna i a very influential, inspiring, at- tractive, popular, intelligent, and aggressive Soccer occer player. ome would ay the best ever to grace the Hillcrest girl soccer field. ince tToday's preparation determines tomorrow's achievements!! he was a freshman, Suzanna has lead the tThe Lady Huskies' soccer team was packed with commitment. team through thick and thin, (ay Jeremy Wil kin ) he was captain for two years and tarted Var itya a Freshman. uzannathink \"girls play ba ketball, boys play baseball, but WOlllell play SOCCER'\" tThe team opened with two pre-season games against Judge and West High, winning both of them. tThe season was off to a great start! But after a devastating loss to Jordan the ladies knew that they had a ways to go as a team. So theystarted from the bottom again and worked on unity and determination. It payed off in the end as the teammade it toState! Senior Teneil commented, \"Ibelieve we ripped 'em up, tore 'em up,and gave 'em hell Huskies!!\" \"Soccer isjust a part of us. We love the rush and challenge. It's as much a mental game as a physical one!,\" said Suzanna Hansen. Wins Losses 6 8 E lOR EM ILY WOODWARD #5 SENIOR CHERISH HARTLERODE #12 SENIOR WENDY SOMSE #13 mily is a much a mental player as a physical one. It's safe to say that Cherishsurvived four year at Hillcrest with two broken armsand a case Wendy has been playing soccer for 12 milyisthe bestdefen ivesweepin thestate! Emilyi a fir t teamAll State ofmono. With the be t foot onthe team Cherish specialized in field goal . yea rs. She's played on Hillcrest since he layer and wi ll continue playi ng throughout college. \"I remember more \"We'll mis this 'power pack' next year!,\" said junior, Anna ei en. wa a freshman and been on Varsity for han once, wa tching in relief as Em threw herself horizontally with the Cherish commented, \"This eason had its series of highs and lows yet, three years! In the Hu kies' game again t ground to head a ball out of goal range.\", explained senior, Suz Hansen. nobody ever ju t completely gave up. It was well worth the time and Timpanogas Wendy pulled the game off injuries.\" (ha hal with a win for the Hu kies at6-2.Three of age by: Suzanna Hansen, photo: Jeremy Wilkins the goal scored were hers! \"Wendy will never fo rget that 'hat trick' and nei ther wi ll any of us!\", commented junior, Melanie Hansen. \"Cupcake i known for her miracle left foot, three candles and martin' off to the coach\", said an anony- mous senior. Girl 's Soccer Varsity/JV 129 ~

Up Up, and over Judd Lyon soared over Jordan's defense fo r the bucket. Judd's contribution to the team strengthened the offense. As his first year at Hillcrest we're grateful he made the switch from Davis High. Swoosh Justin Keechshot a three pointeragainst Jordan.Justin playedhissophomoreyear and he sat out his junior year. He man- aged to come back and have a great varsi ty yea r. Wow!! Senior David Newman drove through Brighton'sdefense. CoachMargettscom- mented, \"David was the most athl etic guard this yea r.\" Photos: Tori Millerberg Members are Rl: Coach Margetts, Judd Lyon, Bl ake Hansen, Rya n Gill ette, Joe Uttley, Ch ris Nelson, Josh avage. Coar Ras mussen R2: Coach Tanner, Nathan Daws, C.J . Blair, Justin I( ech, Ben aylor, John Saccamono, Mar k Greer. Zack Love R3: e 130 Varsity Basketball Greg Black, Adam Barrow, Creston Gibson, Dave Newman

Cute boysl WHOOp, Teammates Chris Nelsonand C.J. Blair bonded before the Hillcrest game against Brighton. There it is!!! During the season an injury forced Nelson's doctor to suggest he quit, but Chris never gave Varsity up and played hard all eason. Basketball Get Down! Greg Black got down to defend Jordan's point guard. \"We lost this home game inasqueaker,\" largetts said, \"Greg is a dedicated player, he was the most improved player on the team. During the entire season he fought blisters on his feet. This didn't stop Greg fro m being the best he could. He gave 11O%! Hillcrest ended the regular season in a three way tie for 4th place with Alta and Orem. In order to enter the state tournament they had to beat both of them. They won the first game against Orem, but it took 4 overtimes to do it. Next they beat Alta to make it to the state playoffs. There they met Hunter at Weber and lost a hard fought game ending a fun and exciting season. WINS LOSSES 14 9 Wbat an Animal Determination JoshSavage was a strong offensive p layer. He helped the tea m a ton! Coach Marge tts said , \"Although he is more of Blake Hansen dribbled past brighton's # a football player, his presence, body a nd mass i what the tea m rea ll y needed . 34. Blake played great in a losing battle. This yea r Blake was the top scorer, top three point shooter, and team captain. Marge tts said, \"Blake is a true leader. He plays big, and comes through in the cl ut ch. \" Page & photos: Tori Mi llerberg Boys Varsity Basketball 131 ~

Future Where's my man? Champs Ada m Barrow go t read y to pass to a tea mmatetogoupon Mt. View. Ada m aid, \"A t firs t I was a little sca red to play in fro nt of my pee rs, bu t now I have lea rned to block out the noi e in the stands.\" J.v. White Men CAN Jump BASKETBALL Dea n Founta ine jum ped in the a ir to make a 2 poi nt sho t aga inst Mt. View. Dea n has been play ing baske tba ll since he was 6 yea rs old . Coach Rasmussen said, \"OurJ.V.players worked hard to improve their skills. They're all excellent people to work with.\" The JV team was happy the NBA lockout has ended, they beleive it was worth it. \"Something is better than nothing.\" said Jonny Saccomanno. The J.V. team always said a prayer in the locker room, then said a chant on the way to the floor in hopes it will help them play better. DID I MAKE IT? Cresto n G ibso n loo ked u p to ee if his hot we nt in . Creston look up to Greg Black w ho is on the Va rsity tea m, and has taken ma ny pointer fro m him about baske tba ll. Members are: Coach Ras mussen, Greg New ma n, Ada m Ba rrow, John Saccama nno, Ri ck Brunso n, Brad Leggal Benja min Saylo r, Dea n Founta ine, res to n Gib o n, Ass i ta nt oache La rry Lundberg, a nd Zach Love. Page by: Mindee hristensen ~ 132 Boys J.V. Bas ketball

DEFENSE!! Climbing To Sophomo re Brad Legge t played g rea t The Top... d efense in the ga me aga in t Brighto n. ophmores los t the ga me, 45-37. 1-2-3 BREAK Sophomore Coach La rry Lundberg gave the tea m a pep talk and to ld them wh a t to do Basketball nex t, dur ing th e ga me against Mount View. Coach Lundberg also played fo r Hillcre t where he g rad uated in 1993. Sophomores played Brighton at Brighton and lost. How- ever, when the Bengals came here, the Sophomores beat them for their only regular season victory, 58-37 . Steve Sorensen had the highest percentage for three pointers. Steve was also the cause of the only technical foul the coach received all season when Steve was fouled and the coach yelled at the referee. Most of the Sophomores suited up for the JV games because the JV team had only five players, two of which were injured. Wins Losses 3 17 COMING THROUGH Sophomo re Steve Sorensen, pivo ted around a Brighton d efend er and made a jumps hot. As a member of The Loes ta Crew, Steve was a key player to this year's team. Members are R1: Cody Johnso n, Jed Shutler, Mark Bench, Eo n Ba tes, Bra nd on Sud wicks R2: Assista nt Page by: Wendy Schieb Coach Ma rk Ha nsen, Brian Black, De vin Dav ies, Ri ck Brunso n, Brad Legge t, Scott Go nza les, Jo hn Castleberry, Ben Sa hey, Greg Newma n, Steve Sorensen, Head Coach La rry Lundberg Not Pictured : Greg Ri chard s Sophomore Boys Basketball 133 I)

Fight and Unite Catch me if you can. Jun ior Rachel Wa lke nh orst ra n neck in Girl's Varsity neck w ith a Jo rd a n opponent. Rachel is Basketball both a point and s hoo tin g gua rd fo r the tea m. Follow my lead .. . Coach Shaw n Mc Leod a d vised his tea m in a Husky home ga me. Coach McLeod is in his second seaso n coach- ing the girls va rsity basketball. Heidi Paulson and Tara Carpenter were the best defensive players and Anna Neisen was considered the fastest player on the team. The team's highest overall scorer was Heidi Paulson. The team entered a unique season this year by participating in the first-ever Battle of the Board. We lost to Brighton, 54-37, but were able to add a new tradition to the future of HHS girl's basketball. Wins Losses 2 18 Cutting the Corner Members are Rl: Seni o r Je nn y Shi e ld ma ne u ve red Kin a Uas ike, Lacy Hollid ay, Tara Ca rpenter, Emil y Vos ha ll, Kacie Zabriskie, Jessica Wertz, Anill a round a Jo rd a n opponent in a Husky Neisen R2: Jenn y Shi elds, Rachel Wa lkenhorst, Broo ke Worthen, Jenn er John o n, Alicia Branner home ga me. This is Jenn y's second Ma rcy Beverly R3: lint Wil kinso n (ma nager), April Fitzgera ld , Chris tine Perrin, ha nn on La ngman yea r play ing va rsity basketba ll . Heidi Pa ulson, Trul y Maxwe ll, Kim Ennenga, Tiffa ny Bradford , Chris McDo na ld (ma nager) Page by: Audrey Ma ynard ~ 134 Girl 's Varsity Basketball

Caught in the middle... Se ni o r jenn y Shi eld a nd Sha nn o n Langman sa ndwiched a jord an opponent in a Husky home ga me. The overall win loss record was not indicati ve of how the girl played this season. It was a building year that had to be endured. Finders keepers. Senior Heidi Paulson grabbed possession of a loose ball in the ga me against jordan. Her bigges tcomplaint about the ga me was, \"The season is too short.\" Hands Off Senior Sha nn on Lang ma n prepa red to pass to a fellow tea mmate as the Hus- ki es ba ttle Mountain View. Sha nnon's sis ter, Nancy, was most influential to her baske tba ll ca reer. Blast Off! Senior jen ny Shi elds co ncentra tes on sinking the ba ll in th e hoo p in a ho me ga me aga ins t Mounta in View . Jenny's most memo rabl e moment on th e tea m ca me w hen s he played Mo unta in View as a junior and held them to the fewest poi nts of their seaso n. Girl 's Varsity Basketball 135 ~

As A Team • • • Wrong way!!! Sophomore Tara Ca rpenter drove the ball down the court pa tan Orem player while Christi e Perrin set a screen. Tara played on the JV team a well as the Varsity. Girls JV Just shoot the ball! Junior Jenner Johnson shot a three pointer Basketball in the ga me aga inst Orem, while both team battled for rebounding position. This was the last ga me of the season, but the team cou ldn' t quite pull off a win. The Junior Varsity basketball team worked well together during the season. Sophomore Marcy Beverly said, lilt might have taken us a while to come together, but we're together now.1I Junior, Tiffany Bradford was nominated by members of the team as the most inspirational player because, IIShe never gave up and worked hard.1I Junior Jessica Wertz said the best thing about playing basketball, Ills making new friends, staying physically in shape and playing for Hillcrest High School.11 Stayin' in shape... Sophomore Marcy Beverly ran down th e court preparing to set up for an offensive play. Hillcrest lost this ga me aga inst Mt. View 24 - 40. It wa a tough season. Cha lk it up to experi ence. Things can onl y get better. Page by: Rachel Turner Team Members are Rl: April Fitzgerald, Kim Ennega, Tiffany Bradford, Jenner Johnson, oach Ennis R~ Photos: Tori Millerberg Christine Perrin, Marcy Beverl y, Alicia Branner, Tara Carpenter R3: Jessica Wertz, Kaci Zabriskie, Bn1(l Wort hen, Emily Voshall ~ 136 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball

Raise the Hoop! Together we can Ka dee Jord isond efended thecourtin the Hu kie ga me aga ins t Mt. View. Kaydee ha played B-ball fo r six yea rs and wa nted to thank her brother Jake A c h i e v e ...for all the inspiration he is to her. Makes you wanna... Jump! Girls Soph Fres hman Jeni Ha ncey reached fo r a Basketball rebound over Orem . \"As a freshman, Jeni s howed a lot of enthusiasm and sp unk,\" commented Senio r H eidi Pa ulson. In their game against Copper Hills, the team ended the game in a tie. When overtime came the Huskies pushed their way to a victory over the Grizzlies. \"That game made us learn how to never give up,\" said sophomore Brooke Widdison. The team voted Mishell Nielsen as most inspirational player, \"She's awesome! She drives to the hole and hustles like a Juliana Hill's most embarrassing moment was when she, \"Got a technical for a foul , I didn't even know existed! It was Coaches Call... Coach yells \"everyone - down!\" They all hit the fl oor. As hard as it is to believe, some calls are confusing, at least we know these sophomores are one OBEDIENT team! Members are: Rl:Megan Haws, Heather Wi lki nso n, Krista Teg tmeier, Sa mi Kocherh a ns, Lo ni Thu eso n R2:Juli a na Hill,jeni Ha ncey, Ash ley Lefler, Shell ie Smith, Brooke Widdison, Mishell Nielsen, Kayd ee Jordison (not pictured: Sophia Cline, Janae Bla nk, Ginn y LeBa ron) Page by: Suza nna H ansen Photos: Tori Millerberg Sophomore Girl 's Basketball 137 ~

Walking on Water MOONING THE 'H'. Bill Clarke a tte mpted to moon th e ca mera, but d idn ' t quite make it. Bill' main rea- so n for being on the swim t am was the speedo he got to wea r. Swimming TOTEM POLE. . . Swimming tea m ca pta ins .. . Staci Bi hop co ned Jim Clarke into a nother free piggy-back rid e w hile Krys ta l Ag uirre modeled her new tea m jacket. \"I like swimming because of the feeling you get after you race. No matter if you win or lose, you still have a great feeling of accomplishment.\" -Shannon Tucker Most inspirational person: Krystal Aguirre \"She welcomes everyone that has barely joined and encourages us.\" \"I like swimming because it builds character. \" - Dawn Rock 1 ... 2 ...3 ... BREATH E! Junior Gina Catmull sa id she enjoyed swimming beca u e, ''It' s a good way to relieve school stress.\" GIRL POWER! Swim tea m girls show off their muscles, in a n attempt to inti mi da te the other va ri ty of swimmer at Hi llcrest. The e girls ha ve increa ed their muscle mas thi ea on by by kicki ng everyo ne I e' butt. Pages by Rac hel Turner and Debbie DuHin • 138 Swim Team

THE MEMBERS ARE Rl: Toni Terry, Krysta l Aguirre, Staci Bishop R2: Ca rlyn Cage, Tracie Christensen, Sh- annon Tucker, Gina Catmull, Dawn Rock R3: Bill Clarke, Travis Kartchner, Jacob Lu cus, Trevor Harris, Shawn Postma, Stuart Curtis Not Pictured : Coach Huddl es ton e, Jim C la rk e, Austim Geisen, Tiffany McG ra th, Jes- sica Bishop Doh! La! La! Krystal Aguirre, Gina Catmull and Staci Bishop mod el thei r new team swimming suits. They were excited to finally be unified at their m e e ts. FREE WILLY! la rke sa id that BREATHE! Jacob Lucas, Bill Clarke, and Ji m Clarke take a brea k from la ps to enjoy some male bonding time. Bill Stuart Curtis comes up for orne air, the most memorable thing about being on the swim tea m was \"Seeing Jim in a peedo.\" sporting some high tech under wa ter goggles. These aerody namically en- hanced space age plastic pec al- lowed Stuart to breeze through the wa ter to secure the w in for him and the school. Swim Team 139 ~

Is biting allowed? Junior, Darin Brad s haw, got his o p- ponent into a to ug h ituatio n. He has been wrestling va rsity since he was a freshman . And You're Showing Me What? Scott Brun on,Junior, joined his tea mmate to stretch before prac ti ce. The fl ex- ibility of these guys is incredible. It's a must beca use of the different po i- non they a re throw n into. Flyaway, flyaway!!! John Hendrickson gracefull y lifted hi Brighto n opponent into th e ai r a t th e battle of th e axe. Which sadl y, Hill- cre t lost. Varsity Team Members RI: Pat Garcia, Kory Wa rdl ,Shawn Kojima, Bra nd o n Ha mburg, Da rin Brads haw R2: DilIl111 Griffiths, Brand on Sha fi zad h, Jo hn He ndrick o n, Eric R n, Jake Sha fi zadeh, ick Kin g R3: oach Wardle, Jakl Jo hn on, Je remy Stoke r, Dyla n Ho lt, OJ Ma uchley, oach Bowdren Not Pictured: Scott Brun on • 140 Wrestling

Ouch! Is he doing the splits?! All We Need Junior hea y weight wr tI er, Dylan Is Mud', Holt, limbered up before his match a t the Battle of th e Axe. Dylan won his •• m atch w ith a pin! Wrestl-Ing You'll never get me down! Pat Garcia esca ped from his Brighton opponent. He wo n the match but Hillcrest lost the axe to Brighton. A the region meet, Pat Gracia and Kory Wardle placed 1st, Dylan Holt took 2nd, Scott Brunson 4th, Jake Shafizadeh 5th, Darin Bradshaw 6th and Shawn Kojima took 3rd. \"It is more enjoyable for me if I let them improve at their own rate so everything they accomplish is a good surprise.\" Coach Bowdren At STATE, Kory and Pat placed first, Shawn and Dylan placed 2nd and overall the team took THIRD!!! Bring it on!! Junior, John Hendrickson prepared to take his opponent to the floor. John's favorite memory of thi eason was being selected as Athlete of the month of ovember. nior Varsity Team Mem bers Are Rl: Thomas Benid ict, Dan Voss, Rya n Bi IIi ngs, Chad Larsen, Jimm y Pa Imer R2: Ma tt ylor, Chris McClellan,Tyson Bigelow, Bla ke Seifers R3: Coach Wa rdl e, John Ea rl ey, Preston , Da rin ooty, Dave Chuck Schmid, Corey Bishop, Coach Bowdren Page by: Debbie Duffin Photos: Tori Millerberg Wrestling 141 ~

We are the Huskies... VARSITY CAPTAINS: Li a Kimball a nd Scott Hu g hes. Scott Varsity was a lso the Student BodyCheer Rep- Cheerleaders re e nta ti ve. ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? The chee rl ead ers s pe nd ho ur p racticing stunts like this one. For the past few years, our Cheerleaders have been lacking one thing... boys...and we're happy to say, the boys are back! We finally got a full male squad this year. With seven male Yell Leaders, and six female Cheerleaders their school spirit was incredible and stronger than it has been in years! Yell Leader Zach Dejong commented, \"My school spirit has been out of control since I started cheer, because I've gotten more out of control and enthusiastic about school activi- ties.\" At most home football games, the crowd was more into their cheers than into the actual games, proving that our Varsity Cheerleaders did an excellent job of getting the crowd into school spirit! TAKE YOUR BEST GUESS ... Is it Ryan Sessions o r Ben Ri ch? Members Rl: Ow n Xu , Zach D jo ng, Ka rl Ha nsen, Scott Hu g he , Dave Mayfield, Ben Hu g hes, and Dave McMullin R2: Elis ha Jorgense n, Andrea oodfell ow, Lisa Kimball, Lind sey Eldredge, Natal ie Jo nes, a nd Kim Akiyama . • 142 Cheerleaders

LOOK AT ME! ...the Best in the Land! \"A captai n of the ongleader I have enjo ed wo rki ng and choreograp hing with the other four girls. We have had ome min or se t bac ks this yea r, but through hard work and dedication we ha ve ove rcome them.\"-Lauren Call OH YEAH! The songleaders took th ird in regional thi yea r. They have a lot of spunk and they love to dance! Varsity Songleaders So, What's better than being a Cheerleader? A Songleader, ofcourse! Senior Shannon Drage says, \"Being able to dance instead of cheer is a nice break. You become very close to your team.\" The Songleaders became very unified this year, after being short one girl on the squad. The songleaders won third this year in regionals. In March of 1999 they returned to Anaheim, California to defend their national title. CAN YOU DO THE CAN CAN? They can! The girls are kicking it at the Opening Assembly. ERS ARE: Ca th erin e Jo nes, Tiffany Jensen, La uren a ll, N a talie Hill, a nd Sha nno n Drage. Pages by Jill Youn g and Brittany Ca ndria n tilSongleaders 143

Let's get Rowdie! YEA H TEAM! Althoug h mos t s tu dents w ill neve r kn ow, Sophomo re a nd jun io rs, eac h have a cheer a nd song lead er squ ad . Moll ySc ha rma n isC heer cap ta in, a nd Aliso n Round s i Song cap ta in . DO N'T DROP ME! The j.V. Cheerl ead ers form th eir hu - man tower. Practi cing this takes a lot of time a nd ha rd work. J.v. Cheerleaders There are many reasons a person tries out to be a cheerleader. Whatever the reasons, depends on the person trying out. Nicole Dom said, \"It's fun to be with all of the girls, because we get really hyper and can get the crowd going when we're excited and pumped.\" Jaci Vance says, \"It's hard work sometimes, but what you put into it, is what you get out of it.\" LAST TIME! H illcres t's J.V. cheer squad fini shed up a cheer in a basketball ga me aga inst Granger. MEM BERS ARE Rl: N icole Do m, Ta ra Hasti ngs, R2: Ka trin a Kocurek, Mo lly Scha rm an, Ali o n Roun ds, Ka ' Mu g rove, R3: Sherr i Bird , jaci Va nce, Da na Robbins, Li nd ay Stocking, a nd Sad ie Ne lse n. • 144 JV Cheer

WHO'S H R EY HUSKY? We've got spirit! That has been a major m tery. Ben Ri ch a nd R a n essio ns vo lunteered Sophomore f r the job. It's thankless, ho t, a nd Cheerleaders claustrophobic. Most never find out w ho th ey a re. WE ARE HILLCREST o whe re' all the no ise co m ing from ? It' th sop ho m o re hee rl ea d e rs cheering for the boy' bas ketba ll tea m in the ga me against Granger. SophomoreCheerleaders have come a long way since the beginning of the summer. Varsity songleader Shannon Drage, said of them, \"They just weren't very sharp, but now they cheer wonderfully.\" Besides learning to improve themselves, they had a lot of fun. Sophomore Misty Bostrom said, \"Being a part of the game gave us Sd,OO~ 3pirit U\".at can't be found anywhere else. I h)v t d l>eing involved!\" SMILE BIG ... Sop homore Cheerleader Ja ne ll e Packer, Misty Bo tro m, and Crista n lark s m ile big as the Hillcres t boy's ba ketba ll tea m s la ug htered G ra nge r. ,\\ MEM BERS ARE: TiffanySha rp, AmySmith, Rachael acey, ju lie jo hns, Lind say Hoskins, Becky Neisen, ris ta n la rk, Hillari Ea ton, Mi ty Bostrom, M lina Glad, a nd Ja nelle Pa ker. Pages by Jill Youn g and Brittany andrian Sophomore Cheer 145 ~

Fetch! I Can Do This Juli e Johns ran full heartedly in the 100 ophomore Megan Haws pressed forwardas she completed the meter dash against Mount View. As she race against Timpanogas. Track helped her 1V0rk harder and passed other runners she said, \"I fe lt like helped her improve mentally and physically. all the hard work had paid om\" Oh Look, A Baton! Debra Messick, a junior track member, recieved the baton in the meet at East High and ran like the wind. \"Recieveing the baton made me run as fas t as I could. It is a rush!\" Inhale .. .Exhale ... What Great Unity! Fr es hm an Jul ie acey edge d th e Friends Jeni Hansey, Krista Tegtimeier, Darrel Godfrey, Megan Haws, Heidi Paul son, Jenny the freshman, and Brook Widdison Timpanogos competitor as she crossed stood united at the track meet at Mountain View. Jeni Hansey described the closeness of the team when she said . \" YOLI meel the fi nish line. Being a freshman may be new people, support one another, and learn about other's strengths and wea knessess.\" Acco rding to Coach Merhi sh, thi s is thl hard , but \"thegirls on the tea m make me strongest and most co mpetitive group of girls in the three yea rs he has been coaching. feel welcome and they always include me.\" Coach Merhi sh conside rs many of the yo unger girls the heart of th e team and knows that their futurewill be bright. ~ 146 Girls Track

Stayin' alive! And We're Off... Girls JV starter Hillari Eaton, a sophomore, burst fonvard as she started her 100 meter 4 by 1 Track aga inst Jordan. \"Hill ary is a good runner and works hard for her goal,\" said Coach Merh ish. ATribute to the captains from Merhish: -Coach Merhish is a great coach who worked well with his team. \"He expected the best from you, but is still Heidi Paulsen - \" Was a compe titior w h o had a drive to be the bes t a t w ha tever fun to be around,\" replied senior, Truly Maxwell. he did . Over the three yea rs I have been head coach a t HHS, I have seen he r put in the ex tra effort it takes to be a cha m p io n . Coachin g thi s tea m w ill be -Out of the girls surveyed, many of them participated different w ithou t her.\" in basketball throughout the year to stay in shape for Truly Maxwell- \"She is a n a thle te w ho has b een th e stre ng th of the g irls fie ld track. events. She is a compe titi or w ho is dri ven to co ntinua lly get be tte r a nd w ill no t settle fo r secon d best. J w ill miss her co mpe titi ve spirit.\" -There are no boys on the girls track team. We're just Teneil Terrel - \" Brou g ht a fun p e rso na lity to the tea m as s he joined u s he r checking to see if you really read little dittys. We junior yea r. She quickly beca m e o ne of the to p m e m bers of th e HHS trac k tea m . wouldn't want you to think we write these for nothing. She was a lead e r by her work e thi c a nd d edica ti on .\" -The girls on the team were very devoted to track. They spent an average of 12 -30 hours a week training and running their guts out! Up and Over Sophomore Broo ke Widdiso n fl ew over th e hurdles as she too k th e lead in the m ee t at Mo untai n View. J u m p in g hurddl es is second natu re to Brooke, \" I go over so fas t I don't eve n think about it'\" ~I,m\"'rs are RI: Linda Traynor, Brooke Widdison,Pamela Hitesman, Heidi Paulson, Krista Tegtmeier,Anna Neisen, JackieAnderson, Talia Roberts, Julie Johns, Heather Page by Jill Young and Sommer Rushing Heaton, Tiana Witkamp, Ap ri l Turnbow R2 : As hley Rieper, Kari Ridge, Amy Crawley, Megan l'laws, Jeni Hansey, Ruth Westover, Toni Terry, Gi na Catm ull , Rhonda W,stO\\.\" Lindsey ~l cAni n c h . Kai re Slaughter R3: Rebekah Peveryear, Julie Christensen, Ashlie Peterson, Debra il'lessick, Allison Li nett, Jami e Has himoto, I<arri Girls Track 147 til Sheppard, Tara And rus, Erica Forsman, Tori Millerberg, Krist ie Jaramillo, Lisa Lucas R4: Crystal Ward, Ashlee Garcia, Carlee Eyre, I(im Ennenga, Jessica lVertz, I(ell ie POll Eloisa Lopez, ~l egan lVitkamp, ~l egha n Taggart, Na talie Davis R5: Nichole Il ic hes, Alissa ~lcBeth , Lindsey Sroczynoki, I<atie Goldman, Hayley La uritze n, Jacee Frandsen, Jamie Johns R6: Christy Leake, Bra ndy Heitz

Push it to the line! Junior, Tom Schultz, battled in the varsity 100m dash, Tom was among the top five sprinters on the varsity track team, His opening time in the 100m dash was 11.42 sec.. against Layton in the first meet of the season, Here I Come to Save the Day! enior, Paul Walker new through the air as he warmed up in the meet against Mountain View, Paul's best jump was 20 ft. 8 in, Look out Below!! Nathan Burt took a throw in the javelin at the meet against Jordan, Hillcrest won the meet with a score of 106-35, Page by Wendi Scheib Members are: Geoff Stejo, ChrisDallies, Grant Smith,I(enny imeoneia, Paul Walker,Jeff Jackson, Adam Tullis, James I eslen, NickKnapton·Pantuso, Tyler mith,Cameron CleW ~ 148 Men's Track Quenten Jennings, Clint Wilkinson, BenHyberl,Chris rurslenau, Tom chultz, Kelly Thompson, Bart narr, Darryl Godfrey, Jeff Hutchings, Josh Lyberl. Jason \\\\'agner,Cas Bergin,HansFiedler, Jae Lim,Nick Nelsen,Joe Bamhurst,~Iatthew Traynor,Andrew Bettilyon,Troy Lawson, Dellin Nelson, Brian Bingham, pencer Danes,John Castlebery, BOlli White,Nolan Osborne, Russell ~lonson, tel'e ~loore, JasonReno, Nick~lackay, Anthony Watkins, hane Bird, haun Lowder, Kenneth Traynor, Aaron tinson, Darren Bradiha~, lark Nelson, Adam Peterson,Thomas Webber, ~l ike Long, ~1ike Jensen, Nathan Burt, Paulll'alker, Greg Black, Grant mith, Dustin 'esbit. Shawn Kojima

He's All That! I Just Felt Like Returning region champ, James eslen, held the Running! record in 11 0m hurdle, and was sti ll undefeated this year. Hewas admired for hisincredible sprint- ing skills by the rest of the team. NOEFEATEO!!! Men's eniors Grant mith and Shawn Kojima made up half of the 4xl00 relay team. The other hvo Track members were Dustin esbit and Greg Black. They were undefeated and,\"Have the toolsto seta new school record and really compete in state,\" commented Coach lerhish. -Who made track fun, exciting, and stylish all at the same time? Coach Kirk Merhish, Only Merhish could get half of the school to come out for the track and field team, -Track requires a lot of desire and determination, It is rarely cancelled, so the members are required to run in all kinds of weather conditions, -Coach Merhish in his third season as head coach commented, \"The team this year has a lot of potential. Many events may set a new school record and do very well in competition and in state,\" Run Forrest! Andrew Bettilyon ran ahead of Mountain View in the 3200 meter race. The 3200m is equivale nt to 2 miles, and takes a lot of stamina and training to compete in it suc- cessfull y. You Can Do It! Men's Track 149 ~ Jeremy Parker kept up the pace with his opponents from Mountain View and Timpanogas. This was a three school track meet consisting of Hillcrest, Mountain View, and Timpanogas, held at Mountain View. In this meet, Hillcrest defeated Timpanogos, but fell short to Mountain View.

Double the Fun! enior ~like I ewmanand sophomoreBenHughes pairedup todefeat It. View. ~like's biggest rival was. heconfessed. \"Judd Nelson. Ihate that kid!\" Benwasqu esti onedifth enewsurfaces hav ehelped improve his game, ·'No.\" Hecries, \"Istill suck!!!\" Back at ya! Junior Beau Nelford at singles dominates over an Oremopponent. Beaubelieved,\"Tennisis1%skill, 5%heart, 10%mentalabilityand 99%coaching\". Court to Court... Senior Greg Black showed off his versatility by joiningthetennisteamas anexperiencedplayerof one month. Fromfootball and basketball to ten- nis, Greg findsalove foreach sport. Greg would like to acknowledge all the wonderful fans who came out to watch the team.....Thanks Momand Scotti !\" Love and Love some more... You little *#@'*#! Senior Na te Gold showed us all howit's done! Forfour yearssenior ateGold gracedtheHH courtswith hisexcelledskill!. ate went tostate three years in a row. For luck. atesaid, \"I'm thelu(~\\ ~ 150 Men 's Tennis one, the rest just comes alongfor the ride.\"