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Don Bullock, Paul Singleton, Craig Wallace, Pat Reams, Jeanine Johnson, Rosemary Morlor, Trudy Warnes, Matilda Leyba , Jim Crawford, Vicky Vernon, and David Raymond view unusual Christmas cards from Spain. SPANISH CLUB Involving themselves in more school activities than in previous years, the Spanish club became one of the largest and best attended clubs at Hillcrest. By participating in the Foreign Language Assem- bly and a joint language party, and sending stu- dents to the B.Y.U. Foreign Language Fair to com- pete for honors in Spanish, the Spanish Club help- ed students to become more fluent in the language and to learn Spanish customs and traditions. Analyzing a Spanish novel, The Hat with Three Points, are Spanish Club officers: Mrs. lasella, advisor; Helen Montoya, historian; Steve Cottingham, reporter; Susan Morley, president; Leslie Bell, secretary; and David Cottingham, vice-president. Watching Candy Carlson and Carl Templin demonstrate a Span- ish dance are John Bullock, Marsha Leak, Don Faulkner, Mary Russell, Jay Rogerson, Maurine Sorenson, Larry LaCome, Anna Copley, Lynne Ruhlander, Manual Trujillo, and Carlos Madsen. .----~~---------- 97



STUDENTS F ECT UNITY Each individual was a part of the whole - the whole that was Hillcrest and her games, her assemblies, her class-room activ- ities. The individual was unique in his own way. He was the bewildered sophomore trying to find C-203 on the first day of school; he was the junior waiting impatiently to be measured for his school ring; he was the senior sitting Silently upon the stage on graduation night. In his associations with others, the individual found the joy and achievement that was Hillcrest. He found the joy of participating on the Foreign Language As- sembly or attending the Junior Prom. He found the achieve- ment of completing final exams or memorizing dates for a his- tory test. Through scholastic endeavor and extra-curricular activities, the individual made Hillcrest a part of himself, and himself part of the traditions that will live as Hillcrest. 99

PAT KNIBBE Student Body President Good-humor and wit, and a famous campaign slogan of \"Vote for Flame\" were traits which helped Pat gain the office of stu- dent body president. His outstanding leadership in both athle- tics and academics, his agreeable nature, and his ready smile earned him the respect and the friendship of the student body and faculty. Throughout the entire year, Pat was the host at all the assemblies and acted as the voice of Hillcrest in meetings with other schools. Though the jobs as president were numer- ous, Pat's eagerness and ability to complete them were signs of his dedication to Hillcrest and its \"Year To Meet The Chal- 100 lenge.\"

Paul Susan Lynette VVatanabe Ha\\Nkins King VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY HISTORIAN Being on crutches from a football In student council sessions or Although Lynette fulfilled her injury most of the year didn't assembly planning sessions, Su- duties as a historian w1th crea- seem to hinder Paul's service to san was the girl with soft-spoken tive ability and diligence, her Hillcrest. His impressive manner wor.ds a n d down-to-business talents weren't limited to the ob- of speech, filled with puns and ideas. Although she was constant- ligation of her office. She found satirical humor, transferred his ly involved in student govern- time to be Hillcrest's two year reserved enthusiasm and sincere ment work or studying to main- correspondent to the Tribune, a dedication to the students. Paul tain an honor-student average, lead in two school musicals, and contributed his own special form Susan still found time to ut1lize a member of the pep club. Char- of excellence to the office of vice- her talents in the A Cappella and acterized by her friendly smile president. the Pep Club. and willing attitude, Lynette add- ed the new and clever ideas that helped to make the 1967-68 school year unique. 101

William J. Popp Eva Andresen Craig Griffith Colleen Caldwell Advisor President President Vice-President Dale Fieldstad Carolee Hammel Steve Matson Nancy Jenson Vice-President Historian Business Manager Business Manager BOYS ' AND GIRLS ' ASSOCIATIONS Planning activities such as the snow-sculpturing contest, Mister and Miss lrresistable days, and Mix-Match day, both the Boys' and Girls' Associ- ations worked together closely to help unite the student body in a mutual enterprise. Other activ- ities sponsored by the Associations were the alumni assembly, \"Remember Whf.,,!?\" and \"The Mardi Gras,\" a dance featuring a ca, r.ival atmos- phere. Members of the association and representatives from various clubs listen to Mrs. Ward present the final plans for the carnival. 102

Shannon Sullivan Joe Whiting Janette Thalmann Leslie Wilson Randy Ball Carl Johnson Kris Gilbert Janis Jorgensen Karen Hashimoto Kathy Martineau Jeff Jenkins Nolan Palmer Gordon Smart and Carolee Hammel put the finishing touches on merry- go-round animals used as the centerpiece at the association dance. 10

Mr. Schick explains school policy to council members . Row One: Vicki Berrett, Rasmussen, Joe Bftzplk, Brent Miner, Robert Juhlm, Richard Beckstead, and Pam Van Orman, Jill Long, Colleen Ford, Donna Newton, Melody Orr, Mary Rod Glover. Row Three: Shawn Newsome, Bob Mitchell, Kay Hood, Cathy Ellen Jackman, and Karen Hosh1moto . Row Two: Duane Petruzzi, Paul Astorga, Tallo01, Sheri Moore, Vick'e Collins, Lucille Madsen, Wendy Lindquist, Knstie Dan Holladay, Lorry Butcher, Dav1d Young, Jeff Page, Gary Yamashiro, Stan Jensen, Cillo Petruzz1, Susan Morley, Debb1e Hayward, Jon Long, and Rod Guest. STUDENT Student council , the legislative body of the school , assem- COUNCIL bled once a month, or when special needs arose, to discuss problems, to be informed of new events, and to help adapt and interpret school policies. Chosen from each of the home- rooms, the eighty-six members held regular business meet- ings conducted by the student body officers under the direction of Vice-Pres ident Delmar Sch ick. As well as en- gaging in policy making decisions, counc il members also participated in non-academ ic activities such as attending club functions and sponsoring a booth in the Mardi Gras for \" A-Week. \" Student body officers, Paul Watanabe, Lynette King, Susan Howk1ns and Pot Forlone, Allyson Clawson, Corolee Hammel, Nancy Bennett, Jolynn Re1d, Po Kntbbe, conduct s udent council meetmg for homeroom representatives. Row T1schner, Colleen Church, and Nor Bull. Row Three: Mike Flores, Sharlene Con- One: Julene Hale, David Seal, Ron Hatch, Pete VanValkenburg, Donny Davies, der, Jody Smith, Harold Thomas, Brion Keogh, Carl Albanese, Ron Ross, Gory Cratg Griffeth, Dove Eckersley, Goylen Snyder, Vance Chnstensen, Bdl Shelton, Robinson, Katie VonZyverden, Don Mackintosh, Sheldon DeMille, Steve Wil- and Mark N1lsson . Row Two: Delores Jeppson, Poulme Astorga, Eva Andresen, liams, Mes•o Allen, Kathy Peterson, Marilyn Anderson, ond Cathy Christensen. Mary Nielson, Sharon Nilsson, Lynette Beckstead, Chns Beckstead, Sherri Me- 104

Carolee Hammel Mary Cook Chris Ferguson Colleen Jones Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor students, chosen from the upper ten percent of the graduating senior class, were those who maintained a minimum 3.7 grade- point average throughout four years of high school. Grades in all subjects, both solid and non-solid, were considered in obtaining the students final average. All honor students were issued invitations to join the Hillcrest chapter of the National Honor Society, newly instigated this year. Becky Hrdy Pat Knibbe Allyson Clawson Mike lker Honor Student (4.0) Honor Student (4.0) Honor Student (4.0) Honor Student Sterling Scholar-English Sterling Scholar-Genera/ Sterling Scholar-Math National Merit Finalist Elks Leadership Award National Merit Finalist Young Americans Young Americans 105

Joseph Ekstrom Diane Dickey Donna Newton Gayle McKell Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Sterling Scholar awards were presented to students whose abilities and achievements in a particular field made them an outstanding choice for the award. Nominees were select- ed last November in the school by a scholar- ship committee. Months of work then went into assembling materials for a project which was included in a portfolio about themselves. By participating in the spring with other Ster- ling Scholars throughout the State, they were able to compete for college scholarships in their respective subjects. Kathie Fletcher Randy Barnes Paul Watanabe Jacque Soulier Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student National Merit Finalist Sterling Scholar-Science Sterling Scholar-Soc. Science Elks Leadership Award Young Americans National Merit Finalist Elks Leadership Award Young Americans 106

Neil Newbold Bryce F. Barney Colleen Andersen Kristee Kirch Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Jim Owens Carol Johnson Glenna Johnson Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Susan Hawkins Blair Clawson Ralph Place Carolyn Hastings Honor Student Honor Student Sterling Scholar- Honor Student Elks Leadership Award Sterling Scholar-Music Speech, Drama Elks Leadership Award Sterling Scholar-Business 107

Karen Hashimoto Susan Morley Bill Warner Dennis Doty Sterling Scholar-Art Sterling Scholar- Sterling Scholar-Homemaking Sterling Scholar-Languages Industrial Arts Byron Brown Ken Rees Verla Beckstead Honor Student National Merit Finalist Honor Student Derna Canning Joy Ann Osborne Karan Bond Yvonne Lloyd Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Girls' State 108 Girls' State Girls' State

Marilyn Brown Stephan Peterson Diana Herz Monte Ritzman Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Miscellaneous awards were also earned dur- ing the school year. Four senior students, who were on The Young Americans television pro- gram , were awarded plaques and honors by the Deseret News. Competing for highest scores on the Betty Crocker Homemaker test last December brought recognition to the sen- ior girl outstanding in the field of home eco- nomics. Other awards which a student could win were the Elks Leadership Award , Merit Finalist, and representative at Girls' State. Jeff Jenkins Vickie Pollock Lillie Martineau Marentha Bekkemellom Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Betty Crocker Homemaker 109

SENIORS Senior - there is a certain finality in the word; sensing this, the seniors worked even harder to make their final year at Hillcrest a success. Unified in spirit, they presented the senior assembly, planned the Senior Hop, crammed for college entrance exams, and worked toward graduation. They were the ones who challenged the juniors to a tug-of- war, who helped the sophomores to under- stand the true meaning of school spirlt, and who brought additional honors to Hillcrest through their academic and athletic achieve- ments. Altogether, Hillcrest's 1968 senior year - both exciting and challenging - brought the last of the four-year Huskies to the climax of their high school careers.

Marsha Ajiaka Debbie Anderson Sharon Anderson Corinne Arnell JoAnn Bailey Jayna Banks Joanne Aim laurie Andersen Eva Andresen Pauline Astorga Charmaine Baker Marentha Bekkemellom linda Anderson Colleen Andersen M ichelle And rew s luDonna Ault Pat Barnhu rst Nancy Bennett Merrill Adair Jan Anderson Dennis Astroth Randy Ball Randy Barnes Dee Belcher Phillip Alford lesl ie Ashby Gaylen Atkinson Scott Ballard Bryce Barney Rick Bender Allen Anderson Paul Astorga larry Barfuss Ron Bateman Desmond Bess Orin Bagley 111

More Beesley Tom Brodshow Greg Bnggs Bryce Boley Ben Bricker Robert Bnggs Lee Bowden Byron Brown Chnsty Briggs Radiating Husk1e enthusiasm mixed with Christmas Spirit, John Lindgren sets the pace for a pep club march. SENIORS Verla Beckstead Koran Bond Carole Bowthorpe Lyn Bradfield Susan Brennan Susan Brown Vicki Berrett M1ke Bench Connie Boyce Joyce Bradford Annette Brinton Jacque Burbank Debbie Bloke Penny Boulton Jon Boyd Beverly Brody Marilyn Brown Maureen bush 112

Rolph L. Brown Rex F. Buchanon Goden Coli Allen J. Christensen Vance Chrostensen Andy Chrostopherson Jom .Roger Bryshun Lorry N Butler Jom Corter Lynn Chrost nsen Paul Chnstopherson Jerold Coleman Tollman 0. Chop! n Moke Chrostoonsen Robert Paul Cook Ron Bullock Phd Cobibi R Bloor Clawson Lindo Burns Derno Conning Rita Castillo Lindo Chufor Londo Clark Thelma Coleman Robyn L. Burton Vicki Conning Shan Chnstens\"!n Cheroe Churoch Allyson Clawson Gayle Lynn Cram Nancy Carver Voloone Christensen Colleen Denose Church Bonnie Bush Mary Coo Connie Cutler 113

Judy Daly Pauline D onng Dione Ore ey Robyn Davis Lrndo DeGraw Susan Ecker Joe lene Dearing Cynthia Eklund Orono Dell Generating school spirit, DyAnn Mons joins with o hers in singing school cheers as the bus leaves for a state football play-off with Skyline. SENIORS Ted Cordmgley Allen Cressoll Donny Dov,es Craig Steven DcCisto Dennrs R Daly Mark David Eckersley Lorry Cordova Jim Cutler Scott Davis John Densley Dov1d Thomas Dum':ls Joseph J. Ekstrom Stanley Crone Mike Dohn Tom Davis Tim Donley Will1om Randy Edge Tom Erkelens 114

Susan Erickson Christine Ferguson Kathie Ann Fletcher Delores V. Fullmer Chm Gates Carlo Gr2en Peggy Ewell Mo rgo L. F1 sh Connie Forbush Pam Fyons Rosemary E. Gerono Cothenne Greer Lynda Fausett Coleen Ford Corolee Hommel Marcello Kay Flemmg Nancy Gorritson Wendy Gotberg Rendell Etherington Ron Fox Elmer Garduno Rick J. Golson Mark Groehl M. Lynn Green Terry L. Fife Horl Hueword Fuh.01 Alan B. Goufin Gene Gonzales Lynn J. Groves Steve Greenwell Steven Gerber Samuel A. Gordon Blome F. Green Michael Flores Earl Garduno James Griego 115

Craog G. Gnffeth Phol Hansen Kevin Thad H'ltch Cra g S. Groff1ths Scott Hamson Brent LaMar Hartner Cra•g Hathenbruck Lee Guest Ron Hatch Stationed in the middle of the Hillcrest Huskies, foot- ball scorekeepers intently watch a play prior to altering the electronically controlled scoreboard. SENIORS Kathleen Griffis Chns Hansen Carolyn Hastongs Debbie Kom Hayward Diana Herz Kathryn H1ckson Lindo Grossnickle Katherine Hansen Becky Hathaway Susan Hawkins Kristie Jo Hickman Karma Holt Carole lee Haake Karen Hash1mota Kathy Holt Marty Hayes Diane M. Hersman Lora1ne Halt 116

lynn Hothenbruck Chuck Hilton Jesse Holliday Cal Hughes Zero A Hunt Ken Hutch1ngs Kenton Henr e Dov1d P. Hobbs Ted W Houskeeper David Hughes John L. Jackson M1ke lker Mike Herd Ross Hughes Stan Hobbs Scott Howo Eddie Hu1sh Jeffery Fred Jenk1ns Denise Horrocks Becky Hrdy Betty Coral Jackson Vickoe Jenkins Mary Lou Jessup Carol Johnson Irene Horrocks Vicki Iverson Ruth Jacobson Delan Jensen Arne lie Johansen Claudoa Johnson Leigh Ann Houston Mary Ellen Jackman Ru h Jenkins Nancy Jensen Glenna Johnson Anna Johnson 117

Ilene Marie Johnson Jon1s Jorgensen Potnc•o Kelley Tina Johnson Janette Juretich Wando Kinco d Colleen Jones M1ckey Keenan Lynette K1ng Eager participants in the newly innovated card sec- tion form a green and wh1te H while the student body sings \"Hey, look us over.· SENIORS Gregory Jewkes Doug Jenson Lawrence R. K<rk Mark Krahenbuhl Greg Larsen John P. Lindgren Steve Johnson Wayne Johnson Pot Kn,bbe Roy Lofeen John R. Ledkins Don Dole Lindley Thorn•on Lee Jewkes Joel Ketner Morv Knudsen Merle G Lone Mark Lew1s Jon G. Long 118

Kristee Kirch Beverly L.ttlef•eld Ann Lyon LJII e Mar 1neou Shannon Mclelland Mary Ann Meyers Kathy Le•chtle Yvonne A. Lloyd Lynda Madsen Mor.on Mascaro Kathy Mecham Margo Miller Charlene Mark Gayle Ann McKell Barbaro Matern Koren M•tchell V•ck Leyba Janet Lowry Ronald Joy Mabey Bruce D. Marchant Kipp Matthews John McAII ster Go I McDono ld Chm M.lne Dean Malmstrom David C. Morley R'chord Maynard Jul on Rocky Montoya George E. Mort•nez Joseph Cre•g Maynes M.tchell McAI!.ster Roy Russell M•ddleton M1ke Mangum Jerry Moon MICheol Steven McCleery Mont Leonard M.llerberg 119

Kenneth Morgan Russ Myers M1ke Nelson Randy Mousley Monte Naylor Neil W. Newbold Brent Nelson Mark W. Nilsson John Myers Preparing for the noon-hour rush, Mr. Colegrove restocks the candy machines with Pom-Poms, Life- savers, and licorice. SENIORS Donna Newton Sharon Ol•ver 120

Randy J Noble Hans Olsen Jrm R Osborne Jim Owens Steven Perry Gordon Phelps Byon K. Norris Don Olson Gory L Ostlund Dole Payne Chad Peterson Wr'llom Mark Player Russell North Joe Ort•z Jrm Perkrns Steve Peterson James S Ottesen Rolph Place 12

Suzanne Robertson Kormo Rosenhon Robyn Samuelson Louno Rollins Koren Rosenlund Goy Sharp Sylvia Romero Rosa Soez Ruth Af'n Sharp Doing some last minute cramming, Carolyn Hastings stops at a heater to prepare for an English test on prepositions. SENIORS F. G. Quinn Jr Dov;d Raymond Blaine Ridd M1ke Rogers Rochord So! sbury Kirt Sharp Kenneth Wdliom Rees Dorwon Rasmussen Tom Rosto Terry Ryan Dovod Seal Byron Shover Monte Ritzman Felix Soez Evon Redmon Bnont Richards Goylon R Sharp Mike Shell 122

Susan Sharp Debbie Slaughter Kathleen Snarr Jacque Soulier Paulo Tokog o Pot Taylor Kathy Shea Carol Smart Elva Snyder Chri s Summerhoys Phyllos Tatum Janette Thalmann Renee Shelton Wendy Smoth Shouno Sunberg Barbaro Taylor Maurine Sorenson Kay Thornblod Bill Shelton Goylen Paul Snyder Jeff Tebbs Karl H Thomas Michael Vaughn Tom Vlokov1ch Dean T. Smith Brent Sorenson Dove Thomas Robert T. Tuttle Dono Vigol Leon Walker Taylor Smith Lee Staley Gory R. Timothy Peter Von Volkenburg TrJno T. V gol Robert W. Walsh 123

Po\"\" VanOrman lorna Wonberg lynne Webb Robyn W ,n Brook Von Serer$ Sheri Word E leen Webster Judy Wtsemon Londo Wonberg Nancy Winget Londo Wootton Barbaro Wormker liz Youngren Ken Ware Ben Wataham igte Mark We$1 Jo$eph Charles Whttong, Jr Stephen Williams Susan Zogorich Boll Warner Paul Watanabe J.m We$lbury layne M. Whittaker Byron J. W ilson Tony M. Wand Carl Wasden Kim Watts Norman Dale Willden John White Martin Wood 124

Football player Paul Watanabe, injured in the Sky- line game, lounges in the main hall with Jeff Tebbs before making the long trek to his afternoon classes. AUTOGRAPHS 125

JUNIORS Through planning the Junior Prom, selecting class rings, or presenting their annual talent assembly, the Junior Class had an active voice in the affairs of the school. Nearly six hundred strong, they made themselves felt in the school's extra-curricular activities, com- petitive athletic events, and academic pro- grams. As Juniors, they· formed the link be- tween the sophomores and seniors and made the classes, who are separate in name, united in spirit.

Janet Alldredge Den1se Anderson Betsy Arnold Marsha Borben Lourolee Bean Lesloe Bell Susan Boggess Kothee Allred Mary Anderson Marie Ashby Corolee Bascom Mary Beckstrom Sherro Bogler Jolene Briggs Debboe Amundsen L ndo Bo bcock Jonneto Boker Norma Blanco Denise Bromholl Morto Anognostokts Koren Bosso Carl Albanese Stephen Allen Rolph Boer Randy Boker Jock Beckstead Russell Berotto Vol Berger Perry Allen Steven Anderson Cree Boker Don Bartholomew Rochord Beckstead Bob Bergan Mike Boulmon Jeff Arnell McKoy Boker Loren Arment Dick Bean Douglas Beer Tom Berggren Mike Brody 127

Tom Brannon Val Brady Kenneth Budge Don Bullock Kim Burgan Kemp Butterf1eld Don Carroll David Brems Tony Brunett• M.ke Buhler Michael Burdet e Bill Bush Randy Campbell Jeff Cartmill Paul Briggs Dav•d Bruse Kim Burkinshaw David Cartwright Da•rell Bullock Lorry Butcher Kurt Carlson Colleen Brown Becky Burch Pat Burt Colleen Caldwell Judy Caller Shan Christensen Debbie Clark Jeane! e Brown Patt1 Burdic Ilene Butler Patricia Carver Jody Chavis Annette Christopherson Susan Clavell Conn e Bullock Janet Burgan Charlene Co•dwel Candy Carlson Vie Chesley Cindy Coats Ada Cintron 128

Kev1n Conover Joe DeMarco Robert Cook JUNIORS Pom Collins Lynn Cowley Denise Dohn Jolene Don1els Sharlene Conder Vicki (rom Sharlene Coldwell Bonn1e Donsie With the score 6-6, Hillcrest rooters expenence Terry Cordingley Conn1e Crebs Mory Domtonovich Rovenno Devenport a tense moment when Granite attempts their conversion kick. 129

De1dro Davidson Mary Dellognolo l1ndo Despa 1n Chris Dickey Nancy Doty Pot Dutson JoAnn Eckman Lynette Dean Jon,ce Despo1n Olo DeSpe:Jin Jon Dinkelmon Sandi Drake Jonett Eavenson Nancy Ekker Julie Despain M'chelene DiBello Chorolet Dumas D1onne Denn1nq Terri D1nius Kris Ecker Gerri Ellerman Kent Demke Brion Doty Jon Elder Michael Evans John Fencks Hermon Frank George Fullmer Craig Denning lorry Eaton Gerold Eldredge Jeff Fannin Dole Fieldstod Charles Fner Randy Gerena Larry DeSpo 'n Denn1s Egan Don Faulkner Dorrell Fieldstod Eric Freemon Steve Enckson Eddie Giron 130

V1ck1 Eskelsen God Flinders Kathy Friis Koren Gallegos Kris Gilbert Mary Gomez Bonnie Graham Cheryl Eves Zenaida Flores Marcia Fromm Sylvia Gerbic Velma G1ttins Ilene Gordon DeAnn Green Suz•e Fausett Chm Forbush Carol Gallegos Lindo G•t .ns Rosalyn Glenn Nanette Grant Sharon Greenwell JUNIORS Brion Glover Scottie Glanville Kent Hadley Wesley Hothenbruck Monty Green Kelvin Green N•c Hafen Richard Harada Hi-Ette Lona Von Lauritzen rescues a perplexed Rodney Guest Bill Griffith Ron Henneman Don Holladay parent by directing her to Mr. Bishop's room on P.T.A. \"Back to School Night.' ' 131

Vance Holton Kyle Holfeltz Mo ke Holloway M,choel Houskeeper Sterling Jenson Terry Jorgenson Glen Kelsch Brent Hodgson Brod Hokanson John Horsley Fronk lvoe Stephen Johnson Pete Koroponos Mike Kinsley Tim Holmstrom Craig Johnston Reed Kartchner Tom Hopkms Croog Houskeeper Joe Jaramillo Byron Kelley Pot Grizzell Janet Hansen Cydney Hansen Cyntf>io Hatch 132

JUNIORS Jackie Hoop11oino Paulo Howard Marilyn Hurst Maureen Jacobson Lindo Householrer Jody Hubert Stanko Iversen Teresa Joromdlo At the Foreign Language club initiation, Don Kathy Hunick Terry Jacobs Jen1el Jenktns Bullock and Steve Cottingham shovel gobs of Elo•ne Houston gooey chocolate pudding into each other's mouths 133

Krist1e Jensen Suzanne Jensen Koryn Johns Elome Johnson Rose Josephson Hope Koy LoRheo K1tt Krist1ne Jensen Suson Jentzsch Annette Johnson Jeonme Johnson Lee Ann Judy Peggy Kerksiek Kathryn Kl tgoord Rebecca Jensen Delores Jeppson Do rlene Johnson Becky Kouffmon Jonet Kocherhons Jonet Jones Colleen K1dd 134

Viki Landvatter Vdene LeFevre Jill Long Allison Lund Denose Lundgren Karen Madsen Patti Mangum Claudia Leary Wendy Lindquist Potroce Lochhead Janoce Lund Lucy Irene Lopez Lucille Madsen Mochele Marchant Leslie LeFevre Robynn Lundevoll Nancy Mackay Lucinda Madsen Rosemary Marlar Janet Lloyd Gayle LuCiair JUNIORS Loren Pearce Bruce C. Peterson Gary Peterson Duane Petruzzi Joel Pearson Bruce W. Peterson Kevin Peterson Joey Phelps Senior Marchioness don green Huskie jerseys Bart Perkins Moke Petersen Alex Pollock to trample the junior members, w ho are dis- Duane Peterson guised as Judge players, in the Powder Puff football game. 135

Randy Pollock Karl Potter Steve Prigmore Ken Raleigh Dole Rhodes Riley Roberts Carl Romero Don Pomikolo James Preston Wayne Prutzman Stan Rasmussen Paul Rocha Joy Rogerson Don Rosenhon Ronny Pomikolo Sterlmg Pugmire Joe Lloyd Rees Vernon Rrdd Kenn Rollms Charles Ross Ron Price Susan Mascaro Dione McAllister Shouno McRae Gob11ele Michael Marilyn Miller Marsha Mills Vole11e Montague Margaret Masters Undo Mclff Connre Meadows Lana Mrtchell Vrcky Miller Deylene Moffett Marsha Moon Roloyne Mottsson Geraldine Meyers Krist, Mrlgote Forth Millet Tansy Monroe Jacque Morris Barbaro Mclachlan 136

JUNIORS Kathy Morrison Shelley Note Lmda Newton Darla N•elsen Gayle Mounteer Karen Nelson Gwen Nickle Patricio Nielson On the sidelines of Kearn's f1eld, the stadium's Glendo Newman Jacque Ntcholls overflow of Huskie cheerers boosts the team's Mary Myrick Mory N1elsen spint at the first game of the season. 137

Rondie Nielsen Kothte Nunley Kay Olson Peggy Owens Susan Penfold Lmdo Pett Shonno Poulsen Kotnno Nor hom Shone Oeser Melody Orr Debra Pace Anne Perkes Kathy Perry Pam Faye Price Dione Olson llo Moe Osborne Lowna Pork Cherrie Peterson Echo Ptdcock Mary Ntx Robyn Price Richard Snyder Tom Snedeger Ron Sou hworth Dennts Stansfield Joy Stocks Carl Templin Scott Tt bbetts Ronald Sorensen Kim Sorensen Paul Stoker Tom Stouffer Glenn Stohel Dan Thomas Adolph Tru,lllo Kenley Sorenson Scott Soulier Lont Stem Ktm Stevens Max Stringham Brent Thompson Claron Twitchell 138

Connie Proctor Sondra Rakes Kathleen Richards Renoe Rigler Reg,no Rowley Crys Schuh Sandy Silverton Arlene Prows Kathy Role1gh Jeannie Richens De1dre Rogers Carmen Soez Leonn Shurtleff Shoun Sjostrom Lou1se Richmond Annabel Romero Peggy Sa insbury Betty Rains Tmo Reyes Fern Schulte Gloria Smart JUNIORS Steven Tycksen Brent K. Wade Cro1g Walker John Walsh Chris Utley AI Waechter Craig Wallace Kerry Webb During homecoming week, Dan Rosenhan Bill Walker Johnny Word checks the latest class \" A\" high-school football John Vlakovich Rick West ratmgs. 139

Amber Snyder Bonnie Smoth Pam Stapley Debra Story Marsha Taylor Julta Thompson Pam Thornton Janice Smoth Kathy Sorensen Sarah Steed Colleen Strong Sharon Thomas Susan Thompson ilene Trimble Paulette Smtth Tern Sorensen Darelyn Stevens Ellen Thompson Shauna Thomson Clara Stutz Joy Tsuya Roger West Mike Whoteley Todd Winegar Bruce Wiseman Keith Wood Robert Wright David Young Roger White Arnie Widerburg Steven Winget Jerry Wiseman Cia or Workman Gary Yamashiro Richard Young Sherman White Moke Withers Steve Workman Richard Yengich Brent Wilson Tim Winget Roy Young ~ .,, .·l. ;...,. I •' l?t \\ • 40

Kathy Tueller Tineke Von Alphen Katie Von Zyverden Kathleen Walker Noreen Worner Marsha Wengren Koren Wilkes Terry Updyke Claudio Von Dam Vicki Vennen God Wonkier Lindo Welch Chns!lno Woght Leslee Wdson Carol Von Wagoner D'Ann Worner Glono Wood Becky Urry Susan Wayman Paulette Welch JoAnn White JUNIORS Steve Young Peggy Woodward Lee Zabriskie Debbie Wooten Pedaling to victory in the tricycle race, Marty Paul Zabriskie Jeanne Yuhas Hayes, Chess Club representative, leaves her competitors in the dust. 141

SOPHOMORES Bringing with them the enthusiasm and excite- ment of beginning high school for the first time, Hillcrest's six hundred fifty sophomores became a unified part of the traditions and memories of the school. They were the ones who lent humor to the opening day of school as they wandered lost in the halls. They were the ones who turned out enmasse at football and basketball games, participated in the annual Sophomore Class Assembly, and sponsored the traditional' Foot- ball Dance. Meeting all challenges, both scho- lastically and athletically, the sophomores quickly became an integral part of the student body. Nancy Bolliger Secretary

Kerry Adair Martha Allen Eileen Anderson Sandy Anderson Kathleen Atkinson Louna Austm Susan Baln Terry Alford Rochelle Allen Korrie Anderson Lorro1ne Andrews Mary Augoson Pam Bagley Susan Bascom Mesio Allen Delores Anderson Marilyn Anderson Stephon1e Asoy l1nda Ault Barbara Bodey Kr;s Beckstead Brion Andersen 143

Lynette Becbtead Karen Bess Raymo Bosworth Valerie Brown Carla Bush Jonr Cabibi Carol Chrrstensen Roxanna Beckstead Cindy Bigler Jackie Boulton Gerri Buhler Gayle Bush Susan Caz,er Cathy Chnstensen ancy Bolliger Janyce Brawn Martha Bullett Marsha Bushnell Mary Carlson Debb1e Christensen Carol Bennett Sandy Boo h Teresa Brawn Cherie Bullock D'Ann Butterfield Larry Castle Paula Chrrstianson Carolyn Berrett 144

Gory Busby Bob Copson Jerry Chopmon Doug Christensen Art students Blaine Green and Bruce Densley ex- Craig Bytendorp Kim Carlston Boyd Cherrington Joe Chnstensen amine old 'spirits\" bottles and hope they will be Kev1n Campbell Kim Chadwick Robert Christensen acceptable for their art project. Ron Chesnik SOPHOMORES Marie Clayton Ann Copley Pauline Cowley Koren Dahl D\"Anno DeGooyer Showno Dewey Jeanette Droskovich V1cki Collins Peggy (orwell Sandy Crone Ann Davis Chnst1ne DeGroot Jean Dongo Carolyn Draper Carol Commons Joneen Courtney Roloyne Dov1s Jon's Doom Violet E strom Anno Marie Conti Morlo Cummmgs Pom Dozley Deni Deneris Cynth10 Doty Joneon Erickson Joni Cowley Cathy Cutler Ann Dennington

Debbie Eby Doane Evans Pat Fri tz Elaone Gonzales Solly Groehl Debboe Guest Debbie Hensen Connie Edmunds Emma Fi sher Vickie Garrick Norma Gonzales Janet Lea Gri ffi s Janet Hell LoDeon Hensen Diane Fleming Den ise Goersz Mary Ann Goodsel l Dawn Grossnickle Maureeno Hansen Goy Erickson Lindo Hampton Harvey Clawson Nolan Cooley Brad Day Merrill Dodge Dee Droney Robert Engstrum Russ Fericks Bob Conder Steve Cottonghom Modo Dean Mark Doman Dove Dumas Richard Erdmann Russell Ferrin Morven Cook Richard Crawford Bruce Densley Jom Edwards Glen Fisher Richard Cook Ron Densley Don Doyle Jerry Elmer Daniel Evans John S. Curtis Lorry Droke Morton Fai rbanks Jock Fisher 146