1966

( 'olleen nder.t•n \\ ),,\"),,, \\pol..,, JoAnn B.,;l~y UStln Brennan P.-nny Boulton I ~duric:- And<'r\"<'n Charma111c B.,J..cr Ann<.'ll<' Brinton Jan Bo d l),.l,bic .\\mlNson K•• thv Allred \\1ari)yn Brown l.in<l<~ .\\n.lo·\"on Jo,tn.ne \\lm J.n:na Banks 1\\lichd Borich Lyn Bradfidd ~h<~ron AndNson '-1o< ko B,mdt loy<·<' Bradford )_,,,Andre\"\" \\ crla Bcd,st.-ad hninc Bowen Trissa Anderson '\\far<.'ntha B.,kkenwllom role Bow thorpe '\\;amy Bennett :'1-lidH·II~ ndrew s Pat.y Ben.IUidt•7 Bcvcrly Brady I uDonrhl '\\ult Oebb;., Blake lonnnt· Arnell Karan Bond l'.tuline \\•tor11a Cfass <if 1968 97

, 1.~ lie Evan hh) (~ary Brummell Brnc Barn!'y B~n Bri<k~r l.nrr\\ urdo\\lt I ~nn ( hri l<'n en Re~ Buchanan ( hri ly Bri~!! Jam~s Carl!'r \\l,h hric:tiunsen 7\\lerrill rail! Ad.tir Paul Astorl(a Ron Bateman Paul lui,lophcrson Jan And ron Ron Bullock :-tar< s~~ 1~> Greg Brililll' 'l ill man h.tplin Phillip Alford Orin Ba~tl~, l.arn Butlcr '\\11.-n ( hri'l~n -~n lrmlcl Colt-man ,· ott-Ballard o.... s~ldwr Rolwrl Bril!l!< lim. lldridgt· Randy Ball lrd Cordingl<·y Don Cook \\lien A. Andr-r on I .arry Barfu. Rick Bcnd~r Plul Cah,hi \\'.me~ ( 'hri l<'n en Rolph Brown Randall Barn<' Go~ilt>n Call Robcrt ook \\Villiam rko Lcc Bo\"dcn \\ndy Chri. lophN on \"-tanlcy rc.ln<' o~nnis slrotl, B)ron Bro\"n Tom Brad hn\" Rand) amphdl Gaylcn Atkin on ----S~h.omores 9

Jeff rebhs delivers the speech thdt helped him v\\in the office of vice -pre ident of the ,'ophornorc lass in the cle< lion a-, cmbly lwld Ia. t fall. .'-1ary Hrown olleen Church .'-1ary Cook Linda Burns Linda lark ~andre Cox Thelma Coleman Bonni Bu h Robyn Da,i Jly on Claw on Linda DeGraw l\\1aurcen Bush Joe l..<\"nl' Dearinl( Diana Dell Derna Canning , u an Ecker Janet dward ancy arvcr ynthia Eklund lwric lwric h Barbara Eg n 99

Alternating bch~een the /rug a nd the jPrk. Dana Vigil and ' heryl Peterson \"~ hake it up \" at the ele< lion dance fteld last ·epiC'mbcr. lichelle Andrews ponder instru( Dean Crawford J,m Cutler Jay Ek I rom Robert Flores tion given at th ophomor o Allen Cressall Tom Erkelens Harley Fulton operative ngli h Test held Ia t Danny Davies John G . Densley R<'ndcfl !herington October. ;-.1ike . Dahl mu I Gordon ott Davi. D nni• Doty Dale ' van. Tom Davi O.n id Duma s Mike Farrell Rick Golsan Craig Ieven DeCisto Tern• Lee Fife Tim Donley David Eckersley Ronnie Fox ene P. Gonzales Randy ·dg<' Greg Gonzales Mark Grnehl 100

I'<·IIRY E\\\\..11 Chris h·r~uson \\Vendy Gotlwrl! 'luis ~ lnnsen Kathryn Hicl-.son Irene llorrocks Betty Jack on Kathie I ·letcher Katherine HanSt·n Kath,· Holt Lei!(h nn Houston Ruth Jacob on l.ynd.1 f'.IU <·II Kathleen Griffi Debbie Har. hfield Karm.a Holt Oelan Jcn en Kay Fl..minl( Defore. l\"uflmer Vicki Iverson melle Johan_en onnie Forhush Carla ,rc•cn L n liar hf;cfd Loraine Holt \">ancy Jenson Glenna John on Rose,tnna f\"orhush Pam I·\\.>n C.1thy Gre<'r Roberta Hrdy Ruth Jenkins Ilene Johnson C, roh n llaslin!(· Rebecta llatha\"a) IMquelinc Hook Vitk,e Jrnkins Colleen Jone. ofecn •orJ hri Jiltc..·· <~role Le-e H.wkr :::-u'<\\n H.m kin. Deni e Horrocks !\\1ary Lou Jessup T·ay fo '\\anty G, rrit. on arofee Hammd Diann Hcrz Rose mar) C'rona ~s cj1968--~ 101

Flm r Garduno Lr,nn Gravrs \"'ik~ HNd , tan Hobb Krn Hutching David Jur<•tith Pot Knihb<' Earl arduno Baine Green Philip llan en J<'SS<' Holliday G<'org<' Katsilo !arvin Knud n Robert Howard John L Jatk. on lamrs Krnnicott '1ark Krahenbuhl Inn GauFin raig Griffeth Kelvin Hatch David Hu(!h<'s Roy Laf'ccn Lynn Gr!'en Lee Gue t Ron Hat h Ro. llul(hr Jeff Jenkin Iori Kclnrr ott Harri.on Eddie Hui h Doug Jen on L.I\\HI'nr<• Kirk • rrt Lar.cn r rnwall Brent Hartner Lmn Hathcnhruck John Ledkin Craig riiTith Kenton Henrie Zrra Hunt lcphcn John on John J ondjlr<'n Ronn rank Griffith Bruce li ybom Jon Lon(! 'A'aync John. on D.1n Lindlcl David Hohb Greg Jollcv ~----S~homores 102

\\ ith hi attention fot u. ed on tht• ha. ket, 'vlonte Ritzman hoots above ave Thoma ' outstret< hed hand. trying to tore two point• for his team in g rn cia tom petition. Carol John on Lyn<'llc Konr. laneI Lo\" ry 1ary nn Meyers KrisiN' Ktrch Robyn Lo,dcss Margo 1illcr laudia John. on Joan Klitgaard Knthy Leichtlc OyAnn Mons Ada Knudsen hannon McLelland Shirlee Johnson Virkey Leyha Ann Lyon Br,crly l.ittl rfi~ld I felcn Montoya Gayle nn MrK<'II Tina Johnson Yvonne Lloyd I .csli 1orri on I, ni lor~en en ucan lorlry hcri 1oorc Kathy 1echam lan~tt Jurcllt h '\\1ickcy Keenan 103

Darwin Rasmuss n, Tillman Chap- lin and cia Knudsen make us of a fc, pare moments to check over homc,vork a ignment~ in the lih ran . With only twenty-eight minutes in Lawrcnc~ !.ether Jo. eph :-.lavm·. Dt•an i\\falmslrom .\\like i'-larquardt whi h to eat their lunches, Clark Jim Lon!! .\\litchcll McAII; IN '1ikc i'-f.tn~um :'1-lanucl Martinez Ph lp . ail M Donald and r H i'-1ichcal Me leery Bruce Marchant Kipp Matthe\" s Jolle wa te no time in eating th ir Ronald Mabry David '\\farley John 1\\lc !lister hot lunche.. leve Mayfield 1ont M;ll..rberg Rudy Felix 1onloya hris 1ilne Ken forgan George fartin<'Z John 1ycrs Jerry Moon Richard Mavnard Russell 'vfyers Julian 1onloyo Rol(cr Mousley Dennis M~yne Randv :-.tousle, 104

lucly />1arhnt·' Lvncln 1ad. ~n [.Iva Orl~l!d JoAnn P~dl~r Rana~ Phillips Jolynn Reid Karma Ro cnhan Lind,, '1.1urr Knr~n :V1ann Joy Ann born~ Dehhic Piau Peggie R~lallick Rob,n mudson Leah PclleJ;rrono \\'itkic Pollock Kalhv, aund~rs Donna \"'\"\" lon Charl~ne l\\1ark Yolanda Pacheco Jane Pier on herril Reynold Claudia irhol. Lillie Marlin~au Valc~n Palmrr Elena Pcrkons Ann Rankin oll~<·n Ridd Mdody ppi Connip 1\\;idools Bcrd~nl' :'\\lipls<'n l\\1arion Mas(.aro Chc>rvl Par ons Linda Pelrr. on onnie Rasma on uzannc RohNI. on ay harp , huron Ol\"rr ilia Pclruai' Pal Rl'ams Ruth nn harp Barbara 1\\1akrn Pam Paller. on yhia Romero lrcn~ Olson rrnncin~ Paul , heryle P~ll'rson Kar~n Rost'nlund usan harp '\\.1yrn P~trlirh -----Cfass 11968 10>

Mont<' :\\aylor ;\\1oke \"\\elson Oal.- Payrw Gar' Ostlund Kenneth R,.,., Terry Ryan Doug od<en R,1lph Plarc lr~en Perry !\"..lox ('7 ',.;1 '\\e\"hold \\\\'illiam Play<•r had Peterson Briant Richards Gnylin harp Byon '\\/orris 'lark Phelps Blaine Ridd Byron 'ha,er Jay lewmi\\n k'c Petrr on TomRi.lo RussC'II ortlo Gordon Phrlp r(\"nlon Quinn Boll 'hclton :>-1ark ';Is on llans 01 rn Monic Ritzman ir Orn Dan lson Karl Potter David Raymond Mike Rogers I rry Shepherd lim Ohorn<· F.van R dman Rrid Roundy lleher milh lo <'Ph Orti£ Dan' m Ro_ mu -s<'n Jun O\"cn -----S~homores 106

Exhuberume, dt>termination , and happint·ss '' t>re req•, led by enthu ia tic . ophomore• as th\"' cornpl;'ted with the junior. and sen iors to gain <ontrof of the airhorn for future P\"'P assembl ie.. Ro~a \"aez Katlry .·J,,.,, ' houna Rae ' undfx.rg Lorna Wonbcrg • hcri \\Vnrd Deborah Samples R<•rwe Shehon Paula Tnkagi l\\1ary W her '\\;<In<) Si<•qi,mund usnn \\ <'SI Dehl i<· .· lauj!htrr Margo \\Vild<' arol ' marl Linda Wanbcrg Charlollc Ann ~'il co Kathl<'<'n narr Connie . milh Linda Jrnn \\ oollon \\\\',·ndv • milh '\\ancy \\\\'in\"el Llvn yndcr Barbara Wormker Robyn \\Vinn ~ltturtn<' Sor<•nson hric.,tmf\" ....ummC\"rhays Eilc<'n \\\\'cbstcr Jtl((fU C' ~ ouli ~ r 107

Phvllo. ' l a tum 13a rhura Tavlor lanett<' Th ,ol~wn n ophomores erla B kstead. Yvonne Lloyd. and Lillie ~artineau con tru t razy hat for competition at the F.H.A. Initiation . Pa t T ;nlor ( ,onniC ' J . I IO III tl ~ Kav Thornhl ad Chri. Thompso n l'attv Ti sc lmr r Pdm \\ 'o n Orrrl!Hl ( ' f{ri s'I ripp Brook \\',,n . trr.< ...,,ondrn Tutti <· ~U ... tHl Ztt Jtdridl I ynnr \\\\'r bh '-1,trdct /imrncrrrhln 1\\.lr. Thornp on how Janette Jurctich the <.orr <t pro(ed ure for parallel parking in an after hool driver training <ourse availahle to all ophomor~> s. 10

.-,. . -- \"' . . . ;.~.:.-:.J: . ·- _o ~ --; -~' ~··} . \\1;ke nuth John :mith Karl ' I homa' Lron Walker Ben \\Vatahorni II' Joseph \\\\'hilina John \\i lutr Gaylcn nyd<·r Brent ._ orC'n.SC'n Gary Timoth) Robert ~'alsh Paul \\Vatanabe Laynr Whittaker PauiWhitr Lee Clemens taJ,.,. Grand tensrud Robert Tuttle Robert Watt Ronnie \\\\'hytock Norman Willden Denni ._ l<'udmnn Petrr Van ValkcnburJ! Tony Wand Ronald Wenerstrom David William Bill , h.'rlinj! Ken V\\'c.:1rc' Rich \\Vilco Gordan Willson Dean Taylor fohn, tohel Dana Vi!!il Bill Warner '\\1ark \\Vc I B, ron ~';I on Richard \\i vnn Daw•l homa. Trino Villi! Dock Thoma Carl Wa.dcn Jun We tbury \\farlin \\Vood Cfass <if 1968 109

dforwr W~s For .1 studrnt to u< hiCH' c\\11 honor r,tling, he mu\"t h;ne Jhlrlicipcltrd in a minimum of one honor program during hi~ thre ;.ear. at Hill - <n•st lligh <hoof. D JH'nding upon a student' .1cti\" it. and high s< hof<t,tic rating, he might be cfw,cn a either a delrgt~te to Bo \\ or (,irl's 't<lk. a futur<' Homemakt•r. il Ci(;'n<e Fair participant, a ,'terling dwfar nominee. or a an ,H ddt>mi< honor studrnt. Kri tine Beckstrom '\\lyra BoJ:(J:.!C'-\" ,'ofv<•ig Brundt Ellen Prus <' Honor , tudenl Honor ~ludenl Honor tudent 1Ionor ludenl, '- terling , cholar. Forc>ign Langua~w '\\lon. D nni Lwry Hammel Juch EllcrnMn Jane Denslry Honor tudent Honor tudent I lonor ~tudenl //onor tudent 'terling cholar, 1u ic 110

\\ larv ll.utman Ric hard Herz 'h<'nl Hcs. Kathv .John. on llon~r Student Honor Stuclcml 1/onor. tuclent Hon~r tuclenl terling clwlar, ciencc Merit , cholar hip Finalist Charlen<' John on Carmel Jonc~ Jim 'orth Gerald Pm· IIonor ._ tuclenl Honor tudent Honor tudenl I lonor tucf~nt H OR T '0 -. T' were cho en from the· upp r frv per cent of th<' l!raduating das . [<H h tudcnt who completed a minimum of ten olid . uhjP< ts uch a. Engli h . history. math. etc., and who maintained c1 grade point av rag<': of 3.7 ( 1.0 is ) during his three ear . of high chool. ,.,.a s<'f ctrd hy the tudent couns lors a an honor tudt'nL .'tal<' ''ide TERLI ' ' · HOI R competition \\\\a an honor given to onl a fe,v student from each high chooL On the ba, i of cholar hip, leadership, citi:t:enship, and charact('r, rach nom - inee \\\\as . el<' ted by the deparlm nt h ads to compete in hoth written and oral e aminalions. ~tale \\ inner. in each department rc ei ed a cash , \\\\Mel of 150. while runner up recci\\'ed a -o ca h a-..... ard. III

l .or,tlt e Pu~min• ten• Denning //onot L~ ludenl terlin!J • cholar peecft and Drama , terling L~clwlar, I lome laking Honor L tudenl, cience Fair TAH T T IE FAIR participants submittrd re earch projects for valuation . teve enning's \"Thermocouple\" proje t won a uper- ior Av~ard and an alternate aval iencc rui er ward. Judged on the ba i of out tanding original rc · earch. . tudent . el ct d b the ·cien c depart- ment att nded an annual four-day /unior cience and Humanifie mpo ium held at the niver· it of tah. Da~ 1d \\Valsh Roger imper i'v1arian Thoma lean Wollam terling cholar Honor tudenl ~lerling cholar, English Honor ludent General cholarship I lonor tudenl Honor tudent cience 112

Kent Pearce terling cholar..-Math Kathy 0 borne Girls' tate Among the honor winner were the tudent who attended BOY ' A D GIRL ' TATE during th ummer of 1965 at niver ity. tudent in th upp r one wer recommended by their ~nglish and hi tory teach r . Final choi of sL tudent wa made by the A~erican Legion uxiliary. Vicki 'e~' bold In each high hool a BETIY CRO K R HOME- 1ir/ ' Stall' MAK R OF T 1 RROW a hievement pin wa awarded to one enior girl who cored highe t on the General Mills achievement te t. 113

l.'fWmted f10r11 til(• ~opfli Lie uted o it.' I of tiH• /~a I, tlw pioueer · 1ulw eltled tlw ~all Lakc• \\'o/lt>y in tlw mid I 00. Jourtcl if ri<'C(' • nr \\' lo rreolc their Oll1fl cultun•, un irnporlunl part o( 11'/ri< It tl'erc• tfwir clancc• and p/ny Onr of tl1c>ir mo I important rt< comp(i /uuenl <cmw irr I 1>- u.ltell tftc'\\ lmtlt tfao · aft l.okc> Tfrc>aler. Tire> tiH•al<•r grew old wad II'CLs (irwllv /om dou•11, fHtt tft, <ullw\"<' collliruwd to qrow untrl it ill< lrul<•d all p/1(1 ,. of lill'ralure, lciii!JUU(IP, music wtd dmmu Todoy, twlc•nl~ of our ltig/r clrool ftm·e lwcom<' {lr<'CIIlv irwofl'<'d i11 tlti grow111g cullurt·. DumP. a11d pl<l\\'s ctr<' stiU impotlanl IHd till' pa\"Hfl<' of lime lw c lwnrwcl tfu! quun• dance into tl1c• ''j<•rk\" rdrill' nt<'lodrama l111s {111'<'11 wuv to • 111 It produdions n~ \"Tire. igltl o{ /nrwary /f),\" pre• en tee/ hv 1lillt n• I i11 /)<' Prnlrl'r, /C)()'), L1talr' culture-nrHI tlwt o{ 1/ill~;n•~t-rtol<' C'llPt•r n !'as/ {ic•ld ol uri , ancl Ji{[ it contirwes to groru.

( )n m ,J ,It I ,k II ,, r 113

l:lollom Rot<' ndy F; her, Joyce \\Vatts. \\ irgini.1 1\\ll<·n, Rita Coll)('rl. Dinn<· ~thindlt•r \"\\ann Glo,l'r, Lynda ll,nes, 'o nOI'<' Kingery Rant·<· [rek<on. \\.lyra ~colt. K, thleen Lloyd. Fr,mk '-'mith. Randy Klugt·. \\.1ickic llatton. Connie Cram, Corinne P~tcr. \"\"· K,,thv Ridd. Jim 'orth, Dav Duke. Rolaml (rum. Dam in Clui tolfn on. ~am K,1 tani . Kent Peter Fha , Paul :'-1on on, Ro11cr ~imper, Kent Pt·a;re, Randy Bro\"n · \\.like I_ Pt kr on. Cary Ford. Rou· T u•o I<~Ckie Hdm. ~hirley llarkne •. G r•• ld p,,y. Rott• four Kathv 'iel on. r,ei)n B '\"on· Karen \\\\'hit Dana K mp, Pnt K<'ollh. l net \\.I lun11. Be\\('•rl, • 'mith. Knthy \\\\'drh, Pat Griffeth, arol \\Vootton. Dan V atanabe. C de :-.1onrO<', Br ·nt I k<·r. arol D<' (,root. K.ttll\\ \\\\.Ilium .. Lincl,, ) orga on, Lind,, I .ar en. 'vlichael. <\"n. Bro k Place. Alfred Krahenbuhl. Boh Thoma., Rochar<l Lindgr<\"n. Kelvin l\\lill<\"r. Row Tltr<'P . .lo•ie Van kr, Denise V.' inegar. uc Dorrell, Jerri Glenn. Lanc<' \\.fcR.w. Rollt·r furs . l\"d Dri kill. Kent • lt'adman. Gary I ullmcr. George Rochurcls. raig Pate. Randy B~:~ k. t<-ad. Royce •nrdner. nder the leader hip of \\.lr. Leo DE-an, the Cappella continued to build their traditional outstanding reputa- tion. Performing \"\" ith four oth<>r high S< hool appel- las, Hillcre t sang the \"Requiem\" in the alute to Youth horal on< rt. They al ·o sang on tel<•vision, participat<>d in the 11-st.lle horu . p<>rformed on the tra'\\.eling a embly, and jointly presenh•d a program \\vith the Bingham and Jordan High chool appel - la . Combining e. cell n e of tone with a knowledge of mu. ic, the hoir memb r · <ontrihuted to th<' high tandard of Hillcrc t. With attention fo u. ed on 1 lr. Dean, A appella member kill full hi nded their voin•s in pn•s<·nting an a semLly. 116

il on, Lynn tlrown, Creill Milne, K~lly Elder, Grant Chavez. Ru .·t<·ve GloHr. raig rl, Robert \"1.1orley, Phillop D I...athemood. Boer ma, 'tan \\V..bb. I.e<' Parker. Bob Brand. Tre,·or f r ston, ndrea Judy llutchings, ~1ary John on, Kathy Jor1fen <'n, Donna Bagl~y. 'haron Ro t·nhan. R..nee \\Vater·, hawna Bow man. Vicki 'c\"bold ndra Bullo k. Connie l\\1iddlcton. Ellen Prus e, Jane Den fey, Kerry Poul en, John on, '\\liriam m 11. Row Two Br nt Aim. Donley Bu. h. Kelby Linda [ppn on, u n Findling, Pam a in. Jean rrnent, Kathy Burgon. D nni \\\\'hit<-. David hurtleff. Roy Paul y, lark Jfu~thing , 0. horn.,, Kathy Lop...7 Row Four: Dale Bullo k. Rick '-:unl.-y, Laury like rcnsen, Pam Fdmond on, Terri Clayton. Angela Thoma., Pat hindf~r. Kathy Griffeths, Wendy ix, Barbara Bat~man, Jannene llomnol'l. Br)'CC Lo,rft', . 'te'e Denninlf, Ian Borg, '.like Reynolds. \\Vord. Suzanne Reed. Lindo I farris, Jeann(' Peterson. Row Three: B rt \"vvmlt'y, Ray Ea tman, Maurine McDonald. l\\1yrna Vranes. Judy lr. Lt>o Dean conducts the Cappella throuJ:!h <1 Haurter, Colleen arrigan, Cherie Glover, Barbara Ravi h, Kathy religiou hymn \"Hail Thou King of ,lory.\" DeLuca. haron Well . Loui e Pazell. Kri. Beckstrom, Mary Dennis. PPFLLA - Bottom Row: Jim orth, tudent director; Rand Brown, pre•ident; Judy lfut hing . accompani t Row Two rol \\ \\'ooten, Ellt'n Pru . e. Linda Epper on, and Vicki 'ewbold. secretaries; u Dorrell and haron \\Veils. dress commilt ; l\\1ary Dennis, ac ompnni L 117

loth.tt!'d lr~ their loH' for ntu. ic. thc• memlwrs of the hamber Choir practiced lwfore sc lwol to produc c an c cellc·ru t' of inginJ:! quality. In p!'rformdnc <' on tele- \"ision . .tss('rnhli<'s. rcli~:~iou · sN\\.ices. dnd for men hnnts, the <hoir dclighl<'d audi- !'nn•s ,wd \\\\·on prais!' \"ith their repertoire of ongs. uornpanied by Bonnie Tomlinson, ~lik<' Dedic a ted to his lo-. e lor music. Reynolds repre en ted I lillc rc t at '\\lr. Leo . Dean g<n<' man) the , olo .md Ens!'mble Fc•sli\\.dl. <' tra hour. din·< ling th<' h<~m ­ ber hoir and thc· Junior Choir. Hottom l<ow loy«· \\\\'ott., Rita Gilh.-rt Corrinr. P<'ter.on, Jim '\\orth, Rand Bro\"n· Han<'<\" !.reck on, Pat CriHcth, K<'nt '-;t.,adman, Alan Borg, Kd,in .'\\.lill<'r, Donley Judy I lui< hin . (,ary f'ord, Lynn Bro\\\\n, Crdg :--liln<', Kathy Jorj;lenson. Renee Bush. Dave ·hurtleH, Kelly Elcb. heric Glover, Ellen Pru.. e, Judy !Iauter. Row T'our : Linda Lar en. Sue Dorrell, Jerri Glenn, Kelby Burgon, K<'nl al. Waters, \\'icki Pollock. Row Two· \"laney Glover, Deni e V\\'in<'gur, Carol V\\'oot n, G,r.,ld Pay, 1\\like Reynolds. Dennis White. 'huron Wells, Mary John on, Randy Klu11e. Kent P arC't', :'\\like P<·h-rson. Br<·nt Aim, Dav{' ilsson, , lev<' :--1ori,om Arnell. Glover, Terri layton, ngie Thoma., uz.tnnc R cd. Row Tl~rel' Kathy \\\\';Ilium., ll

Bottom Row ;\\I,.,, )dnt· \\Vilson. \\lar-lm Jiol...~. l.ond<1 Ru)monJ. ,u.an 01orl~y. Kri. lonr l.ricl.. on, Bonnn• Bu h. Bonnw I omlinson. IJJan<' Glovrr, \"usan 'I rimbl . Ranilr Phillips. Cilrol Johnson. Paulin<' Aslorg,l, ( .trl \\'\\'n. den. '-1onl '\\1illerher~t. GreJ! Lar.rn, lephcn :0.1.Jirr, Paul V\\'alanohr, David ~·al. Doug Jc·n on, Pat lim O.hornr. K.trl 'J hon\"\"· R.uulv Ball. !.ron \\\\'alker, Kim \\Valls. D~an Knibbe. G,ulrn Call. Ron Bullock, G ..vlin Sharp. Rob..rt Brigg. I.,nn Green, 1,~lmslrom, John ),.. kson '-l.trk .lsson, Byron Bro\"'n, loan .\\rmrnl, , ndi lr·ff I ebbs, ...,u an Cmil(an. Ro a lind lfrnneman, ;\\lark ook. \\ irki '\\dson, Brn< h, Ann~llt· Brinton. \\lark '\\lcQuill,ln, \\'ickir Je-nkins. ~hauna andb rl(, \\nn Bt·rl!oul. \\lanon :'>Ia taro. Rhonda Phr·lp:, Patricia Lr<>lhc•mood Rou /·our. Pat Tador. Ro11• T\"\"' Corinne 1\\rnt•ll.• usan H.mkins, Lorna Wanberg, Colleen Katlut• I l<\"IC h<'r, Lind<~ nder. on, Linda Hamilton, Dianne Larl. haron lorl{ens<'n. Jeanie Kt·n Russon, Reid lillrrhrr~t. Rendell Ethrrin~lon, '\\orrnan \"''anJ!um, locu·s, Thrlma Colrman. D.mnt•ll Johnson. Dran Smith. l erry Fife. lames Larry B.~rfuss, Bryan Poul rn. J(•ff .l~nkm·, Jo~ Whiting. Blain(' Grc('n, ( r,rig Kt•nnit oil, Bill V\\'arrwr, Paal .'\\storgn. Calvin Cunclt•rsrn, Dan Lindley. Bryce Criffc·th. l.uyrw V\\'hillakrr. lien Ander. on. Ken \\Van·. Colcen ford, 1\\l.ucrlla Fleming. f ramcne Paul. Juli•· Frcrman. usan :'>1enlove. Loralee tam. Joyce Barney, Da,id '\\Iarin. G.try 0. tlurul. ,·t,mlry Laft•t•n, ><'rnld Colrman, Rolo~ynt• Bradford, hri Fergu on. olleen hurch Curl is, lrnnifer •'milh. Carolyn )),\"lings, Robyn Samm·lson, Laurir Andersen, '\\.1nc C\"\"\"'· lwr)l Parson . Rou• Tlm·e Slwron liwr, Cherie hurich. Formed as a train in~ corps for th • Capp lla. the Junior Choir san~ in rhur< h scn i< es and on a Christmas pro~ram prC'sented b} the <hoirs of the musi< department. Elite ~roups from thc choir also presented their talents on the Solo and Ensemble Fe !ivai hf'ld at Hill< rest on Ff'bruary I), I Q()(). >rouf>\"cl around the piano orr Jumor Choir officers. Bollom Row tomp.IIH>Is Bonnie Tomlin.on, :u,an i'lenlove, loyn• Bmdford, lohn on; ecrclan Katlue Fletcher, heryl Par. on , Linda AnJcr on. Colleen Church Row Two· tudent director Da, ,d ~ al. , ccompan1 ·t If<'~ I ~c.l rst~n. 119

\\lr :-.lorn s J,.\"d tiH' orchestra on u prad>ce numlx-r Bollom Row : Paula Annette Brinton. Karl 1 homas . Connit' :mith, Jod Ketn<'r. Gay len Atkonson I f,._en . \\nJ!ie Thon~<>s. Kri Fppcrson, Sharon Rosen han. Chris Prnmpton, Row Three Oi<tn<' [\"ell. Peg11y I fan . <'n Kathl<'rn ~nnrr, lr<'ll<' OLon, RohNt I ~·wry H,uunl(·l Rou• Two : aroJ,.,. ll,on>m<'l. Ann BNghout. olleen lon('s, T uttl<', l •lizdhdh ·y a lor, Gary \\Viseman, Lvan Hrdm,tn '\\1r. :VIorris <on duct the orchestra in a practiu' rehear.·al. Performing on the Christmas Program at Hill- ere. t. partie ipaling at the Dislri I '\\lu i< f·esli al. and pla)ing for Hill<rcst's mu ical Bye Bye Birclie \\\\.<'re highlights of tfw year for llill< rest'~:> orchestra. Talented members a! o partie ipated in the II :tate Honor Or< ht>stra held in alt Lake City Ia: I <Iober Playing a violin olo, Ann Demon trating their musical profi- Berghoul was a particip'anl ciency are Pr<'sident Kri · Epperson, in the Music Festival held Vice Pre\"idenl Laury Hammel. and at Hillcre tHigh chool in ._ ecretary nn Berghout. f-ebruary. 120

'\\J.m hing in p<~r<ld<' in 1'-lidv.tlc>, '\\furra}, .1nd 'aft Lake Ctl}, .111d later <' 1 h,111ging band <orH <•rts vv ith Ri< hficld lli~h dlOol vv<·re hvo of the adhilil's of the llill<rl'.l High , <hool Band this w.tr. 'I he~ al o partie ipatc>d in the BYL' B.md D.~y in ovrmlll'r .tnd took part rn th<• District Bdnd Frstiv. al in pril. 1.tsl 0< toher, selected members p[ay<·d in th<' II 'tale llonor Band in alt Lake ity. '\\lurching with the hand, m rnbrrs of Hill re. t' drill team ar Diane Bagley, Band olli<er di play diver ilred talent . Bottom Rou·: \\'icc Pre idcnl Pete Fivas. · crelary Jan Boyd. Pre. idenl Jean rrnc>nt. Judy chuder, nn Berghout, and Madeline uyer. Brent idsen . Row Two ouncilman Frank . mith, Ad,isor '-lr :'--lorri .. Librarian Fd Harada. Row Three: Assistant ' · 0. Richard Lindgren, Os. islant Librarran Dcnni . Baker Lislcninj:l to in !ruction· from 1r 1orris are bank members, Bottom Row: Ridd. Brent 'idsen, 'tevcn llortin, Bob Brand. John 1yers, Jeff Jenkin . David Reams, Volta f:cl~tl'f. I .indo Tibbitts, Ed Harada. Dcnni Baker. Rou• Four Terry Ryan. John Knud en, le,en \\Ve len low, David Boyd. Pmnk ~·mith. Lee l\\1cQuillan. Row Tu•o: Kirl harp. Da,id farley Joy Ek. Ou,id B<'dont. Dl'nni: he•lry, Thomas Ro . David , haw, Oynnn :'--1on . Di<~ne hufnr. Kathy Mon .. Rou• FiiJI': John Kreidler. harl y Brown, ~tarla strom. rail{ I lathenbruck, John Lindgren, Jan Bo,d, ilia Petruzzr. K ren Wil!ht. !In Wight. Ralph Brown, Gordon Phclp , Ronnie Hamilton, Evan Redman. Ro en lund. Row Three: Petr. Fiva.• Judd Whctten, Richard Lindgr<'n. Blain<' II

:ening ,1, the rh)thmi< pul-,1' i><'hind th(' roar of a t ht't'ring ~tudenl I>Odv. our pep b,md boL h'r<'d the <heerl<'<ld<'r\" at pep rallies .111d during g.trn<'s \\\\'ith tht• bl.trt' of <1 trumpet and tht' <ra h of <) rnhak til(') ele- v.ttNI the din ol <heering to a fervent pit< h. Bringing .1 \" ' inging lw,tl into a ne\\\\ \"\" 1<'. l'nd~r Judd \\\\'h~th'n's rlirl'< lion. the prp h,ond 'tnkr>s up ··::-;lwul. Shout.\" Bo1t11m N.on• . I),IVul th<' dan< e band was organi~:ed by . tudt>nts :'1,Boyd. Brrnl '\\i ~l rn. L<'<\" QUJII,on. l 'r,onk :::;onith Hon fwo Rir h<~rd I indwr>n, Bob Brnmlt. intt'restt>d in developing I<'< hnique in play John I ind~rcn, le'<' Horlin , Dr>nnis L. Bok<'r. How 'fl~rt•e ('h\"'l'\" Brown, Hon llamilton. ing <ontemporMy musi<. Band leader '\\Jr. \\-lorris et the pace \\vith th<' rhythmit struc: tur<' . of popular mu i< dnd readied the or· ganization for perform an< e in our <hool .1ssemblie . B.ond !,..,d.. r ~lr ;\\lorrr l!l\\<·~ thr drl\\\\niH·,ot for the '\"Pink P.onthN\" th<\"mt• to dan<<' hand rnt·rnh<'r, . Bouon· Hour l'rtr f'\"\". L·<' \\l<Quillan, Jay Ekstrom. Terry T - '\"'\"· Judd \\Vh\"u n . Ron ll anulton. How Two Hirhard Londl!rr>n. Bob Brand. Ieven Horlin. l<'ven Wr>slenshow. Davod Bedonl. Oa,id Boyd. Brr>nl :\"ooirlsr>n. Lu Taylnr 122

In true Calli< sh.·lt· tht> Frcnc h 'luh studt>nt of llillc r<•st g,lirlt'cl ,1 ht'ttcr und<·r t,wdinl! of Fr,liH e, its customs. trdditions and language thi s )<·ar. Only in its <'< ond yrar of r istt>nce, the French ( Jub sh0\\.'1-Cd l!ft'cll prom is(' d. cl larli!U<l!!t' ( luh by planning ,\\11 inlt•resling initiation parh. and a forrign lan(!lld~!l' fe tiv,d \\\\ ith th<· JMnish ,wd German clubs. French magazines can bt> quite intert>sting think Karyn 1iel on and Kathy \\V lch as othrr mt>mbers look on. Bottom Rov.. icki Pollock. Ro alind Henneman, Linda Clark. larilyn Brown, Brook Van cters, Rc•\\irwing a new French book are officc•rs: Trea surer Rita Ciilberl. SC'<rrtary usan H,mkins, Ad Yisor \"\\lr. Rozanne Hall. \\'ic!' President Kathv ·i<'lson. and f>r '<ident .tnn ant>r. Linda (lark is gc•ntle being persuadrd to \"kiss tlw constitution\" by :'-lari]yn Brown, 'onja Bohland. and Kathy iel on. Bryce Barney points out some of the beautiful scenery to he found in France to members Derna Canning, Kathy ht>a, \\'icki Ro\" , Chri lin<' Oavi·. Eva ndre•on, nja Bohland. Julie freeman. Kathleen Lloyd. 1arionn<' Brandt. indy LeFevre. Row Two: Mary Cook. \\'anes.o Brown, Lillie lartinenu, 'anry Ben nett. Paul 1\\lonson. 12~

triking at the pinata, 'ola Brown demonstrated an annual Christmas tradi· G\"en Taylor. Row Two· Jim Long. Maria Bolick. Boyd Kenton Henri<'. lion to Cole<'n Carrigan. Jennifer Smith. Arl\"'\"' Butler, Oarl '\\fun<on, James alvin John on. Ed Dri lill. Kathy D ..Luca. Jerry Roger on, David Boyd. Judd W thury. Julie Onti\\ero . Jol n Dearing. IIden '\\fonto)a, , u an forlcy, \\\\'hctt<'n, and Larry Jen. on To b<'come better acquaintf'd with the language and <u. tom. of <'Coration for a pani h Chri tmas party are admir d the pani h people ha. been the goal of tlw 'pani. h 'lub this by officer : Vice Pre. ident, Barry Ruland r, Trea urt'r, ear. ctivities geared to this goal includ<'d an initiation party, Vivian Romero, dvisor, Mrs. Anne I aella, President, a hri. tma. part with th French and ' rman dub , dinner at a '\\le ican re taurant, and the vi(•vving of a Valley ,;'vlu ic John Ferrin, Co-Pre id nt, Su an Chavi and ecretary Hall produ tion. Loui e Pazell. \\ i!' C.eht'. - How are )OU? - becam<' the fri<'ndly pa svvord for the German lub this year as the) m<'t jointly with the pani. h and French dub: in a united effort to broadf'n uml<'rstanding' of foreign countri<'s Other activities. included an Offir<'rs' dinn<'r in pril, a closin~ social in :'vlay and a gu<' t speaker who dis< us ·ed taking for<'iqn tours. ongs ar quite humorou. as en b · the expre ion on the Looking ov r a book of German folk lore are nni , 'II n Prus e. JoAnne P rry , l\\larJean arl en, offi er Vice President. Dana Vigil. Pre ident, Lynne Han n. Dana Thurb r. Row Two : Ieven Madsen, Danny Hart- Karyn Ni I on, ecr tary, Linda inomiya, and man, Wa ne And r on, onja Bohle nd, Denni troth, on Rodi, Ralph Place and hri. ty Brigg . Tren urer, Joel Ketner. 124

Jim \\Vestburv and hand a gift I~ Barn Ruhland('r in a kit pre t'nted by the 'p, ni. h lub at the joint language clubs' party. 'aught in uncontroll<'d laught<'r. \\ ayne ndersen look on a· two herie hurich and Jacque oulier find the \"orange game\" Fren h <lub member . truggle a much fun to wat< h a to pia . with th orange in a race bet~veen team .. Fun and food went hand in-hand at the joint language urning their knowledge of fort'ign Yuletide cu toms into actual experience, memb rs of the Fr<'n h. p, ni h. and C.erman <luh clubs' party as mt'mlwr tried to choose between French joined for e Ia t De< ember for a ome,,hat unique hristma party. pastrie. and a \"white elephant\" ~ift. ach ountry wa rt'pre ented in the a tivitie of the evening, particularly in the refre hments. FrenC'h pa tries. C.erman apple strudle, and candy from a panish pinata were all enjoyed by the dub mt'mber.. Following a vari ty of game . a foreign ·ong f<· t wa held. after which tudent · ex hang<'d inexp nsh e gift . m r- ican tyl<'. With Judy Ellerman S\\\\.inging at the pinata. eag<'r language club members <lre halfway out of their chairs in hop of getting the first handful of (', ndv

Reading about foreign nation and pointin~ out their loc- Formed by rational man to bring some order from the ation on the globe are oil<' n Church, u. an Findling, chaos of the world. the nited alions points the '\"\"Y olveig Brandt, Pat Keogh, \\'irginia lien, ... onja Boh - land. Jeanne Peter on. Ro\\'.- two: '\\{ rna Vrane., Richard Herz, Dan Hrd , teve harp, Kent teadman, Gaylen Dahle. ecretary Terri Clayton refers to the nited ,'tales ' hile other officer \"' atch: Historian u. an Trimble, President Laury Hammel. dvi or Mr. Boone Colegrove, ice Presi- dent teve Denning. to pea< c through mutu,d understanding. ~lode I l1 . , its • high <hoof <ounleq><~rt, give· student. interestC'd in \\\\Orlrl affairs an opportunity to study the foreign poli< y of other nations. Repres nling the nited tales. members of I Jill - ere. t's '\\lode! l. culminated the )ear b) attending tlw stale\\' ide minature l ' '. meeting held at the ni,·ersily of 'tt~h . '\\l ode ! l l. . members listen intently to guest peakN at opening .'>Ocial. 126

Tri k or treating for 1ancy Bennett, Michelle 1'--lalmburg, icki Rowe, Jackie oulier, hris Davis, Juli Freeman, icki Brimhall. ran y Hilton, Dawnell John on, Delore Out on , '\\1aurine Jen en, and Laury Hammel. L d by Murjcan arl on. mcmb rs of the lode[ .1'\\ . di. cu,. foreign affair. Bot- tom Row: Jan<' Pierson, Kathy Welch, Cheryl Parsons, Donna Taylor, Chri tine Eri kson. Row Two: Jane Burri, Jo nn P rr , Helen 01 on, lary lien loan, Linda 1inomiya, Lynn Han en. Row Three: Ri hard Lindgren, Dana Thurber, u an 1enlove, onnie 1iddleton, Janene Ward, Joyce \\Vatt , Pam Cain. 127

Cia_ sroom training in occupational practice en- abled the De< a \"'lub to g,lin more knov.·ledge in the >vvorld of bu. ine .. ! .earning the fundamental of s lling and marketing, Dera member broad ened their inlere I b working in store and offices throughout the community. Thi tr, ining provided Oeta member. with an insight into the busine prof . ion. a Thoma . advL or. _hov.· a paragraph on _ale man hip to e ~ officer Paul rchul ta. vice-pre ident; Karen an Dam, trea urer: a>v :-.Iascaro, pre ident: Jadine '\\lilburn, re- porter. Grant Feu ner explain the meaning of the Oeca symbol to other member . Bottom Row: Ramona 0 equera, There a Romero, Tina Ronquillo, Lynda Mo er, Terry Burnham. Row Two: Cynthia Wilcock. Tom Graehl. Loui Gonzale , Judy Pet r- son, ick Purin. eraldin Jone. demon. Irate addition on tht' ra h rt'gister as otht'r 0 a member. wal h. Linda 'el. on, Ja kie ilverton, Terry ndru , Ra mond earle, John a z, harlie Brown, Jolynn Holloway, Joey Error, laria a z. 12

rganized to further interest in rultural mu ic and to support the· tah ymphony Orchestra, the 'ymphony 'uh-f eb · were compri. ed of tho e girl wanting to gain a better under tanding of ymphonic musi . The tah , ymphony Or he - tra gave a <one rt at llillcre t for the ub-Debs at which the girls u hered. Prior to the concert the 'ub Debs attended a sympo ium, at \"\" hich orch tra member· dis< u sed ymphonic music to thrm. Their large . o ial ev nt was the ub-Oeb Ball. h<·ld later in th year. l\\ liss Hulda CrossgrovC' disc u S<' uh Deb plan· with officers \\'irqinicl Allen, rm·~idcnt; J<tnc· D«•nsl<' •, ritv council vic - pr<'sid<'nl; linda Lars('n, secrf'lary; Kathleen Uoyd. vice-presi dent. Kathy \\Villiams and da Knudsen di tributed program to gue t a th y entered Hillcrest' auditorium. Kathy Ridd u hers a group to their at lor the tah ~ ymphonv Or<·hc trn concert. \\'~rl!illhl \\ll('n di<plavs aclwrt• u1j! lor the• l 't, h ymphony Orchcstrn to uh ottine Shaw. rndl. Pamela Peterson. Demse \\Vinegar, Delore De·h· flullum /~ou· \\'irgmia \\lle•n. K.Jthy lnrl!<'ll't'n, • uc Dorrell. orinn<' Dutson, 1,cJ.;;.- Hatton. Row Three Kathy \\\\'elch. da Knudsen, Kerry Pete-r on, \\ hr,, ::->roll. ( h,~rle•ne• John,on, Darn<' II John on, '\\laurinc lensl'n. Poul en. Chri. Beck trom, Lllen Pru. e. KathiN·n ~ n.Jrr, Irene 01. ('II, B cky ::-;\"'\"\" Trimble·, Julie Fr<·e'llhlll .\\'ic 1.., Brimh<~ll. Row Tu•o :-.1irhcll<' Hintze•, Hnly. K thy rleteh<\"r, lary D nni . urol 'A'ootton. Rita Gilbert, Renee , u an '\\l..nlo,<' u .1n Fe ke•r, Collel'n ·lmri< h. Pam C.Jin. Rhonda Phelp.. 'A'ater , Suzanne Re d. t.!l)

Chasons OrJ.l.wized hy tudents whose appredation of folk nm ic dr<'\\\\ them together. the folk -. inging dub h.~ berome a rlose·knit group with a high quality standard for ,\\dm1ttam . ndcr th leader. hip of Pre. ident '\\lilt- Peter on , ha . on members produced and prc~entNI one of the year'. fine t a .. embli s '\\lemh r. unit<-d with hlinc lligh <hool folk singer. to hold ,\\ joint hoo tenanny in the . pring <the throughout the yc·ar. the cfub pro~ ided practical experienc <' for its member in performing before live audien< e . \\d~ isor '\\lr. olegro~e and en IM Ja ki H lm li. ten a. l\\like Pet- erson. pr ident, and Laury Hammel. vice-president, play their guitar . raig H a \\'.. kin finds initiation into the dub a \\\\el bu iness a t the fir. t party for new members. JoyAnn shorn , Ri h a rd Lindgr n, a nd Bill h !ton play inda Lar en, T erri layton. Row T wo : JoyAnn born , R ich ard Lindgr n, Bill h elton , J ea n i P eter on , awnell for th ir f llow ha on . Bottom Row : Virginia All n, Mari John on , a ndi B en ch , Cra ig H a wkin , J eff Booth , K elby Burgon , M arlayne Buckley. Player, Vi ki Rodberg, Pat K eogh . on Bu h . Bob Thoma , 130

Club members lau~th a vero , Kathy , riel en. Row Three: Cheryl H .. , u Dorrell. company uc Dorrell' \"cxpre ive\" singing. Bottom Row: onnie Dye, i\\laurin J<'n en. Pam Edmond on, Lilli :-.Jar- Jane Den le , i\\lyra cott, Delore Dutson, Colleen nder- .on, Karyn i I en, an y Carver. Row Two: Julie Onti- tineau, u an Hawkin , Ranae Phillip , Colleen Carrigan, arolee Hammel. dding variety to his (Onlcmp orary folk song, Rocky Henson us!'d harmonica and guitar to ( omplem nt his inging in the hason a embly. Pam an Orman play while Jo ie Row: Joyce Watts, Jo ie a c Duke, garet Lillywhite, Judy love! 131

Working for gr ater knov.ledgc in the field of mt>dicine. member. of the Future urses Club prepared themselves for later training as nurses. Advisor .l'vlr . Joan Palmer provided as istance and ansvvers for dub members in th<>ir qu<> t for a better understanding of the human body. lr . Joan Palmer demonstrated th<> ensory organ to Becky RJ,Goss Hrdy, Myra cott. Cheryl He s. and Carol Wootton. A emblying amnity kits and books for shipment to Viet- Nam. Red Cro s Club members performed both helpful and useful services to chool and country. Under the able direction of their advisor, Mrs. Den ley, the club spon- sored the school-wide Red ross Drive. Activity wn main- tained at a high level throughout the entire year with other projects uch a decorating for the V<>teran' Ho - pita!'s dances. Advisor Mr . Beatrice Densley, Presid nt Judy \"IIerman. and Red Cro members, Bottom Row: Annette Sum· Trea urer Gwen Taylor view the Red Cross plaque awarded to mers, Marsha Ajioka, Darl Munson, Nola Brown. each homeroom that participated in the annual Red Cross Drive. Richard Lindgren. Row Two: Deni e Summer . 132

Gerri Bowen, 1ar ha jioka, Karol \\Vilde, and Peggy Tidwell worked toqether in pa k- aging amnity kits for iet . 'am. I i i Ellerman, 'o la Bro..-.n. I iane Perkin , Darl ~lunson, Pam Cavagnolo, and '\\larianne Brandt wrapped Looks for hipment to \\'iet 'am. Pam avagnolo. Dixie Ell rman, Paula Haven , Diane Perkins ~lanced through several Linda mith, Christy Brigg , and Diane Perkin book b fore including them in the exhibit d one of the poster u ed to ncourage amnity kit to be sent to \\'ietname e participation in the club. children. 133

lcetings of Hiller<> t\" Future Homrmaker. of America v>cre highlighted v.ith club di. cussion on honw manage - ment. In tilling creativity in every future mother and wife wa. Mcompli. hed with a varied program of activities in- volving a rag doll project for the Primary hildrcn'. Ho pitaf, a stat wide ronvention at the Hot I tah Iotcl. and an F.H.A. spon or d girl ' hoicc dance at Hillen.~. t. D e. Linda ahl. and Cheryl fini hing on rag doll made for the Primar Ho pita!. Advi or, Mr . Mar e I on di cu e club plan with F.H. . officers. Bottom Row: uzanne Reed, vi e pre ident; Mr . Verna Jone , advisor; Karen Van Dam, tr a urer; Judy Bulkl y, pr ident. Row Two: Annette nd ra , hi torian; Ranae rek on, ocial director; Kathy Wood, reporter; Karen Whittaker, ecretary. 134

onnit• 'Yliddleton and Kathy Han en demon trate procedure· in making a bed to member. Billie hell, 'onnie Ra rna on, Judy I Iauet r, Oelan Jen en, Jannene Ward, Rhea Readinl!, Kerry Poui en, Helen 1ontoya, 1aurine orenson, Irene I on, usan Bartholome\\ , B veriy Brady, Cher I H . , onnie ye, Janiece Brady, Linda Dahl, u an BrO\\\\n, Diane Perkin , lui tine Pe k, nn B rghout, and onnie ram 135

Pmchcing pantominc arc Jane PieiTe. Carma Ro enhan. Carol Lee Haake Watrhinll their actmg are: Bottom Row Kathy \\\\ood, olleen Church. u an Trimble. Da\"n :'-1urle, . Roll• Tti'O : Jane Burri u on Findling. ~an y Hilton. lui tinc o.•H • D lore Out. on. Roslond Henneman Incorporating th guidance of Mr. Pouwel vyk with the lub member ' intere t and enjoyment of drama produ d a su ce ful The pian club. Members parti ipated in the Regional pee h \\1eet, help d apply make-up on the hool play and on a t play ca t , and ev ntually culminated their activities by attending the produ tion of \"Take Her, he's line,\" at the Pioneer Memorial Th ater in alt Lake City. cting out a practice cene, icki Brimhall, Brook Van eter , and Laurie Ander- en how orne of the technique learned in the The pian Club. peclator are: Bottom Row: Kathy DeLu a, Pam a in, Linda Dahl, u. an Fife. Row Two: Julie Freeman, Pam Edmond on, Mary Ellen loan, herry Lloyd. Lynne Peter on. 136

miles of happines. , v.ord. of friendlin!'ss, and greeting of enthu- sia. m des< ribe the Hi Ettes who changed their name from Lcs Chatelains to hettcr illustrate that the cluh ' goal wa to build a high and <hcerful attitude throughout the hool. . hering at vari - ou non student function , greeting visitors, and participating in nunwrous so ial cv nts arc some of the activiti<•s these girls hav engaged in to create this cheerful attitude. Mr . Dorothy 'chmidt takes a doughnut offered by Hi -Et Judy Ell rman at the accredidation meeting. ecretary Jeanie Rus on points out member hip attendance to dvi or Joyce Dansie, Historian Sandra Cook, Junior Vice- President Kathy Wood. Pr . ident Linda Hay , enior Vi e- Pr ident Vicki ewbold, Hi torian Ellen Hansen. Grouped in front of the auditorium are Helen Montoya, Ro e- Linda Haye distributed the club' seal to mary Gerona, Carma Holt, Susan Warmker, Marcella Fleming, the m<>mhers at their fiir t social meeting. Darlene Hut hings, onnie Ra rna on, u an Hoglund, Kerry Poulsen, Ann Lyon, Dilan Jen en. Greeting guest· at 'variou functions is another dul\\. Che< king coats arr 1\\larsha jioka, Karyn Kauffman. Lu Donna performed by the Hi-Ette . Here the) greet . tude~t Ault. Jackie K nsl<·v. Karen '\\ lann. Barbara T wnas. Ramona teachn. \\.1r_. Rub) Conlin and ~ usan Bartholomew. Os<'quera. Linda Kidd. lary \\.1cQuillan. Hi- ttes wat(hing are rl<>ne Butler. •<>ri Brov.n, Joyce \\Vetzel. Linda mith. Gwen Taylor. Pam a\\agnola, Dixie • IIerman, Paula Ha,ens, and Judy Ell<>rman. 137

True to their n.une, the \"goddes.es of movt•rnent\" ,-.orked as a unit to h come skillt>d in modern d.mce tee hniqut•s. Tht> demonstrated their <1hilitie in regular appc•aro~rH t• during half-time at junior var ity ba. ketball g-ames a \\\\ell as in an a .. emhly , t Butler Junior High , <hool. a hrist- rnas as. <·mbly t I Iill re. t, and in a dance concert held Ia t pril 0. Carolyn Jones Advisor tanding- at the e erci e bar are officer Kay 'helton, pre·ident; Hours of practice were neces Judv l.on•le . , <retar -treasurer; \\-lar~aret Lillvwhite, histor· sary to mc~ster til<' precise ian;. Diana Lochrie, social chairman; uzanne lackay, co tume movements of modern dance. chairman; Linda Ric hen , publicity chairman. rm out tretched in a symbolic ge ture are members I iane Perkin. ladline uyer, Jerri Glenn, Karen an Dam, Janice Paynr, Judy 13

R<•hear ing for a dan e program are Virginia De root, Linda el on, Lynne oren en, and Demon trating urm mo\"cnwnts ur m mb r h rr Wi eman. Kathv Birrell, Karen dwards, ondra John on, Marilane teinley, laudia Boyc , and [)ianne Eskel en. 139

Oenni A troth Ro)TC Gardner Dou!! Golf Ed Har.oda Royce Gardner, Le ter annon. and Dave Formed as a service for school and community, the Key Club built leader· 1\\,fa caro await their initiation at the luh' ·hip qualitic · in it fifty memb r· by giving them uch r pon. ibilitie as fir t part. h ld in the dan<.e room. selling programs at game , spon oring areer day, and helping two needy familie in the ub for anta program last hristma . Other activities of the club in lud d monthly m lings with ·pecial speakers, a district con vention held at Ogden in April. and a billiards tilt in which they placed econd in the valle . .. teue Deruung (,oryl'orcl Lvnn Brown Grrald Pay Loury Hommel Pre idrnt \\orr Prr\"drnt ~<retary Trf\"(H.. ur(\"r /acl.. }orrJen <>n \\'al Farn u•ortit 1-<!sfer Cannon Alan Barf} Tony \\Vancl \"wnior Reprc rnlatov<· dvi.or \\d., or lunoor Repre,<·nl,olovr phomorr Rrprr. entutiH' 140

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Bf.'r!inning in tlw pring of 1963 , tlw projN t of compiling Hillen• t (){) \\\\ .t undertak!'n by a stclff of lwel\\.t' member · who were chost>n for tlwir ahiliti s in art, writing, and typing, ,md for their J;!t'IH'ral dt•pendability. In order to carr) on tlw tr,Hiition of putting out a bt'lter yearbook <'•H h ye.u, the two t•ditors and their acl\"·isor tried to emphasize the usc of intere. ting ac lion pi< turcs and mor!' inform - ali\" cop\\ Oripilhllil\\, one of the hc~sk ingredient. for a sue< essful publication. \\\\ilS c:-.pres ed in the book's theme, \\\\hich contrasts our st,\\k earh frontiers \\vith tho . e of todd) . omplction of the Ia I . ec lion of the book on \\ pril I 3 marked the end of nearly a year' . l.!lwr. the rt>sults of'' hkh \"ere amply rt•warding . .John F . Lyon on1a Bohland AdPisor /nclex Eclitor Veteran staff mc·mber. Carma Jone ·. onjc1 Bohland, and Jim I t'\\\\is ·ize photographs to fit <.pet ific l<1vout . ' taff members w rote <opy. chose pic tun· ·. clnd d rew layouts for their a. igned pages. Kathy Wood and Creig Milne ( eated) help d to organize opho- more w a iting to h ave their yearbook portrait · taken. 14 2

Ellen PnL . e \\.]c~urin Jcn~en Copy \\Vrit<>r Plwtography E<litor \\.like h II Copy Writer Fr, n Fericks Artist • perimt'nlirq~ \"\\'\\.ith stilll;r<' ar phot graphy m mb r ~like Rogers, ;'\\likt• Paule. Heber mith. Kerry Perkin . Danny Jilbcrt, and rai~ arter. 143

Lvnne -orenson Barbara John. on 1\\lr. Glen Butterfield Thi. t•ar the entry ~taf{ div•ded into hvo groups Editor tlte entry Editor entry to accommodate a larger st.tff and to provide mort' duiser complete covcr<lf,!e of s hool events. B) publi. hing a paper every thre<' week , tht> staff .....-as ahl to efTici ntl report new , <onstruct layout , che k cop., illustrate JMI-(e . and m<'et deadlines. In ad- dition, they also publish d and old tht> \"H. book.\" a . tudent directory, lc1 t fall. Typing efficiently, Richard Heine< ke readies ~dn<li Brncl. Chri t 1.. Brigg. some <opy for final checking. Adt•<•rfi ill!) ,'\\fanager Prinh'r ~hristy Briggs. tudent printer, runs off po ters on the off et pres . Ric l.nrcl H~inr< kc· Pam ( \"' ••!!nolo \"pori C:dilor Reporl<•r D.:mny Gilhrrt ( \"r<till Carlrr Plwlograplter Pltolooraplter 144

Kathy Kirkendall Art Editor Anita Landry Art Editor Cindy LeFevre Kathy Lopez Jadine Milburn Rhea Reading Janel Rice Reporlt>r Typi I Typist Copy Editor Reporter Tina Ronquillo Kathy Tibbs Reporll'r Reporter 145

\\Vinning . econd pia< e in tht• Division Tv.·o, R (.fion Thn•c Dchatt· leet. and ending three debut<' teams to compete in the tate Forensic T ournamcnt '\" <'rc hiJ.!h point. of Hillcrest\" s debate e.tson. ebator also parti< ip<lted in . <''<'ral other meets whi h j:!ave th<'m opportunitic. to e ·c<'l in sp<'ech activitic . onstru live and re- buttle speeches filled \"ith kno\\\\ l<'dgc and wit made I lillcre t a trong competitor. Pouwel uyk Debate Coach raiJ.! Pa< f', Brock Plac outh 2-0. East 3 0, Alpine 2 I, \\Veber o -2, Region ·I o. late 2 -2 ary Ford, tevc Denning outIt 0 2, East 3-0, Alpine 2 1, \\Veber 2-2. Region 4-0, tate 2-2. John , cquin, Laury Hammel outh I I, Ea ·t 2 - 1, Alpine 1-2, Region 5-2. Barry Ruhlandcr, Brian Holt out/1 1-1, East 2-1, Weber 2-2, Region 4 1, tate 2-2. 146