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linda Hardee Mickie Holt Karen Hurst Kay Jackson Karl Wetzel and Vernon Ridd make the necessary M ichelle Hicks Kay Hood Kri s lker June Jacobson preparations prior to their American History class. Colleen Hickson Carol Hu1sh Joyce Jessup linda Iverson SOPHOMORES Dan Fitzgerald Robert Frisby Steven Galasso Michael Gerber Greg Glover Larry Hansen Steven Green Bdl Flowers Robert Fuhnman Andres Gallegos Kr is Glanville Rod Glover Sherman Green Russ Hansen Davi d Ford Randa Ill. Gardner Garth Glenn Lesl ie Gordon Robert Gri ffeth Vic Hanson Leroy Forcie J1m T. Fullmer Richard l. Gardner Blake J. Glover M i ke Green Bruce Harri s Lance Fullmer Kevin Hagen 147

Thomas M . Hortman Gene Hawker Scott Hess Kevin Douglas Holls Mark F. Horrocks Mark Howell Gory Hudson Randy Horword Enc Ernst Hellstrom Don Hockman Mochoel Hobbs Von Hartin Lorry Howock Rob Hunter Wayne Hickman Randy Holt Rowland K. Hubert Michael K. Hathaway Kevin Herd Kelly Howard Mitch Huntsman Kathy Johanson Jo Johnson Lauro Jones Kay Kemp Darlene Kirk Annette Larsen Marsha Leak LuDeon Johns Dee Ann Jones Peggy Jones Kelly Kemp Pot Kokel Mitzi Larsen Connoe Jean Lennberg Kathy Jorgensen Kathy Kendall Jonene Johnson Julie Jones Louree Kellogg Knss Keyes Joonne Krahenbuhl Cheryl Lauritzen Motoldo Jerry Leyba Jonene Johnson Louise Jones Vocko Landers LonaVon Lountzen JoAnn Leyba 148

Jeff Jarmon George Jensen Dole E. Johnson Ron Johnson As he emerges from the Football Assembly, Pete Gory Jeffs Kendell Jewkes Dove Johnson Scott Jolley Van Valkenburg's face reflects his reaction to being Alan R. Jensen Eric Johnson Stan Jones named an All-State player. Carl Johnson SOPHOMORE Dorothy l1ndgren Diona lopez Sue lyon Knsllne Marchant Janice Maynes Zan Merrill Anne Mmde Gayle Lindley Rachel lopez Sheri Macfarlane Kathy Martineau Nodeen McKn ight Julie Miller Shelley Mosher Marg ie loveless Maryellen Moore Bonn•e Musselman D1onne l•ttlefield Jolene lund Terre MacNeil Joey Mart•nez lorna Mecham Roxanne Moore D1x•e Newbold Pot Lloyd Virgmio Manning Janice Maynard Jorgett Mernhew 149

Marlene Newbold Tressa Nicol Sharon Nilsson Colleen 0 Brien Kathy Ontiveros Jane Paulsen Ellen Pearson Kim Newton Debbie Nielsen Suzette Noland Debbte Olsen Sharon Ostlund Darla Payne Karla Pearson Tricia Nichols Sharon Ntelsen Nancy Olsen Knstine Pearce Ann Pennington Kris Nuttall Linda Parkin Bob Juhlin Bnan Keogh Scott Knudsen Benjamin Lacox Larry Larsen Richard Leonard Wayne Lyon Steve Kartchner Herbert Kirch Ke,th Knobel Rick Laman Michael Lasater Douglas Lindauer Kay Mackay Roger Ktnsley John Kulkus Carlos Madsen Mike Katts Larry La Come Brent Landvatter Brent Lea e Terry Long Nick Malkos Steve Kotstlas Jeff Kjar Fred Larsen Steven Ledkins Brett Lusty 150

Susan Peters Babbi Peterson Debbie Phillips Janet Randall Mr. Shurtleff explains to his class the process for Claudia Petersen Jill Peterson Madelyn Platt Josie Reid making home-made dynamite sticks. Dawn Phelps Kathy Petersen Trudy Price Angie Reyes SOPHOMORES Greg Malmberg Joe Mannes Ken Markus Alan Maser Paul Maxfield Lee Meyers Gordan Milne Kendel Malstrom Kent Mangum Chris Marquardt Brent Mathews Randy Mayfield Rick Meyer Brent Mmer Mel Malmstrom Richard Manwanng Steve Matson Nyle McCurdy Mike Miller Kim M1tchell George Mannes Mark Markowski Ken Marti Burton Maxf1eld Merrill McTague Doug Millerberg Daniel Martinez Steven Mlaker 151

Gary L. Maney Bruce Monson Ray C. Mounteer Gary W. Norris Rick Nelson Ted Oleson Mark Olsen Davtd Mons Robert Morgan Joe Munsey Gary Naylor Dave Newman Kevm Oliverson Blaine Olson Tom Monty Steve Mom son Jeff Nelson Shawn Newsome Bruce Nakashima Gary Nielsen Lon Olsen Sylvia Revill Cathy Robmson Bertha Rossborough Carlene Shaver Kathy Shepherd Peggy Smit Judy Smith Karen Ann Ridge Wendy Rodberg Lynne Ruhlander Ma rienne Scott Julie Sherwood Carole Smith Julie Smith Karolee Robertson Stephanie Romm Mary Ellen Russell Terry Setterberg Colleen Smith Ronan Smtih Sandy Robinson Sandy Romney Joy Savage Dixie Seward Emily Silva Jolleen Smith Susan Smith Carol Sjostrom 152

Jim Olson Nolan Palmer Tim Perkins Stephen Peterson Lunchroom facilities become crowded around the Randy Olson David Wayne Patton Jasen Perry Douglas Phillips noon hour, but that doesn't stop Susan Mascaro and Mike O'Neil Morv Peterson Sharlene Conder from enjoying their hot lunches. Craig Pedersen Roger Prusse SOPHOMORES Yvonne Sorenson Marci Schwartz Conn1e Templin Jeannie Tibbetts Kelcy Updyke Vickoe Wollen Trudy Lynn Warnes Jill Steadman Cathie Tallon Joan Thalmann Pam Ti schner Lorraine Vanfleet Lynda Roe Wallgren Lila Webb Koren Stillman Babe Tongoro Jacqueline Thompson Sherri Tolman Bonnie Templin Lon Thompson Vicky Vernon Lisa Wand Corrie Wharff Shannon Sullivan Alice Unsworth Kristie Vigil Lynnoe Word LeWanna Wight 153

Anthony Pollock Darrell C. Rees Steve Reynolds Billy Richardson Alfonso Rico Tom Romero Ron Ross Bnan Pugh Dale Reese Scott Rhodes Darwin Ridd Gary Robinson Freddie Ronquillo Roger Roylance Frank Reid Terry Ritzman Ralph Rogerson Mike Rosenlund William L. Read Steven L. Richards Joe Schindler Lesle Ann Wilkinson Louise Wilson Skip Schmiett Forrest Shaw Stephen J. Shields Ray E. Smart Kurt Snedeger Barbara Williams Ruth Wilde William G. Schmitt Frank W. Shaw Randy Simmons David Smith Kurt Snyder Stacey Wright Willy Wyker Dennis Simpson Jody Smith Diane Wiseman Keith J. Sharp Keith Shaw Brent Smart Rodney Snarr M1ke Sorensen Andy R. Schmidt Tom Sharp Mark A. Shelton Otis Southerland 154

David Spencer George Stavros Jeff Stowe Kenney H. Taylor Gary Tibbs Dennos Tueller Roger Vandersteen Glenn Spencer Dave Stevenson Merlo Reed Swensen Robert Taylor Mike Tingey Jerry Turner John Randy Venneri Dennis Stewart Harold Thomas Manuel Trujillo Bob Van Dam Jim Stauffer Tom Tatum Kelly Wade Richard Walsh Craig Watson Alan Wenerstrom Ross White Greg Windley David Wootton Gary Yengich Ray Wardle Bruce Webb John Westbury J1m Whiteley John Wood John Wright Howard Samuel Young Don Welch Carl Wetzel John E. Whiting Earl Xaiz Lawrence Wardell Stan Wells Jeff Williams Steve Woodhead Frank Yaung Lloyd Yowell Steve Wathen Paul Allen Wetzel Henry Wong Michael Yowell 155



ACT VIT E REFLECT DIVERSION Concentration on learning was softened by the crowded laugh- ter and appreciative applause which were the sounds of diver- sion. Trembling with excitement, a tearful girl was crowned Junior Prom Queen; scrawling \"Remember the fun we had in English\" in a friend's yearbook, a sophomore recalled his first high school experiences; marching solemnly across the stage to receive his diploma, a senior performed the final act in his role at Hillcrest. Whether the tones of response were solemn or humorous, activities provided students with an outlet for creative talents and a chance for social expansion. Diligent preparation by a soloist A cappella member, a dance clubber in the Spring Concert, or a leading actor in Brigadoon was re- warded by the personal triumph of accomplishment and the pleased response of audiences. Our delight was in shared ex- periences: a cast party for Inherit the Wind, a joke on the B.Y.U. assembly, or the tranquil winter mood of the Senior Hop. Contagious animation and enthusiasm engulfed us in our activ- ities and each individual contributed to the Spirit of Hillcrest. 157

M. C. Ralph Place watches Queen contestant, Pat Tischner, draw a ques- WHO'S tion from Ola Despain which she wall be asked to answer before the student body. URRAV? HOMECOMING .j) By planning weeks in advance, the Homecoming Committee •?· scheduled activities which created memorable experiences for the alumni and students alike. Excited participation in a After dodging elaborate decorations which crowded door decorating contest, a baby picture contest, and a float every hall, Steven Greenwalt finally reaches the door contest added to the \"Remember When\" atmosphere. Later of his class. in the week, club contestants vied for the title of ''Home- coming Queen\" by competing in the areas of personality, appearance, and school spirit. Climaxing an already excit- ing week, Friday began with the assembly, \"Remember When,\" featuring talented alumni. After cheering the football team to a 48-25 victory over Murray, the triumphant Huskies ended the day by celebrating \"Enchanted Gardens,\" the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming Royalty, 1968, Pauline Astorga, first attendant; Nancy Jen- son, Queen; and Colleen Anderson, second attendant; are honored before the student body during the half-t1me activities of the Murray-Hillcrest game. 158

Proving their loyalty to Hillcrest, almost the entire 1967 Chamber Choir returned to sing' Mr. Frog Went A Courtin'.\" Their voices blending in an almost unbelievable fashion, John Sagen and Laury Hammel perform an off-key, off-beat parody of \"This Land Is Your Land.\" Judges Mrs. Glenna Dodge, Mrs. Loren Mark, and Mr. Pouwel Vuyk make a few last-minute compansons before choosing the winning entry in the \"Parade of Floats\" contest. 159

Ralph Place Ola Despain Tom Berggren Terri Dinius Dave Eckersley Matthew Harrison Rachel Brown Bertram Cates Rachel Brown Henry Drummond Brady INHERIT THE WIND After two weeks of competitive try-outs, over one hundred eighty students had applied for speaking parts in Inherit the Wind and from that number fifty-five were chosen to participate in the play. Involved in designing and painting scenery, fixing lights, and moving props were some thirty other students from Mrs. Glenna Dodge's Stage Design class and Mr. Duane Densley's Stage Crafts class. Coached by Mr. Pouwel Vuyk, the cast held re- hearsals before and after school for more than a month which enabled them to present a well acted, meaningful presentation to the public. In- herit the Wind, taken from the quotation \"He who troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind,\" was presented last November 29th and 30th to students and parents at Hillcrest High School. Bert Cates (Tom Berggren) holds Rachel Brown (Terri Dinius) in his arms for a few last moments before re· turning to his prison cell . Defense Attorney Dave Eckersley tries to convince a disbelieving jury that Tom Berggren is innocent.

Carefully listening to the trial, an uncertain jury contemplates what decision to make. Leading the townspeople in a fight to preserve their religion, Pouwell Vuyk Glenna Dodge Duane Densley Reverend Jeremiah Brown (Dave Cartwright) stirs emotions the Director Scenery Stage Crafts night before the final hearing. Bonn1e Dansie Janice Lund Joy Tsuya Student Director Student Director Student Director Harsh words are exchanged between Matthew Harrison Brady (Ralph Place) and Henry Drummond (Dave Eckersley) as each attorney seeks to win his own case. 161

OPENING DAY ASSEMBLY In welcoming Hillcrest Huskies back to school, soft-spoken Pat Knibbe challenged the student body to meet a successful year and participate in school activities from \"the first kickoff to the last strikeout.\" Filled with an introduction of new teachers, a songleader routine, songs and dances, and an anticipation of events to come, the Opening Day Assembly left each Huskie with a determination to make \"The Year to Meet the Challenge\" a working success. Opening Day Assembly finds an enthusiastic student body ready to start a new year of school. SPIRIT ASSEMBLY Tricycle-riding contests, a medicine ball tournament, and a water- soaked tug-o-war, were typical of the activities participated in by students and teachers at the Spirit Assembly. Generating spirit and enthusiasm for the football game with Judge, the assembly held in October also provided an opportunity for a change in the pace of the regular school day. Topping off the day's events was a powder puff football game, which depicted members of the Pep Club as players in a mock game between Hillcrest and Judge. Using tricycles as an added challenge, representatives from the speech department defeat the music department in a medicine ball game re- fereed by Mr. Del Mar Schick. Dressed in oversized jerseys, the members of the Pep Club wait for the signal to begin the powder- puff football game. 162

B.Y.U. ASSEMBLY Nearly forty Brigham Young University students came to Hillcrest to present the1r annual traveling assembly last November. Sketches of people from various countries set the background for ballroom dancers, comedian singers, and a ventriloquist. By running up the aisles and shaking hands with students, they cl1maxed the assembly with patriotic songs sung against a background of florescent pictures of American soldiers and the American flag. Poised at rigid attention, the team wa1ts for the drum major' s shrill whistle before moving into a precis1on movement. Wearing South American serapes, two University stu- DRUM AND dents entertained the student body by playing a Peruvian BUGLE TEAM harp and Q quitar. On October 12, the Fleet Marine Force Pacific Drum and Cheerleader Vicki Berrett reaches up to pin a Bugle Team honored Hillcrest High School by presenting a boutonniere on Peter VanValkenburg. twenty minute close-order drill while playing ten musical selections. Although the team consisted of twenty-five mem- bers, only twenty-one musicians and their drum major took part in the drill. Their fifteen bugles, five drums, and a cym- bal created a rhythmic beat that filled the gym with sound. Hillcrest students, the only student body in the state to hear this musical group, gave them a standing ovation. FOOTBALL ASSEMBLY Receiving a standing ovation from the student body, mem- bers of the football team were individually honored at the assembly held last October. Superintendent Beckstead, Coach Pearce, and co-captain Brent Sorensen delivered speeches praising the team for their success in winning first place in Division Two. After receiving a boutonniere from the cheerleaders and songleaders, each member marched from the auditorium through an archway of green and white flashing pompons formed by the Pep Club. 163

BRIGADOON Work on Brigadoon began last December with the casting of leads and the building of flats, backdrops, and props. Rehearsals began in January, and extend- ed through February and March, with practices before and after school. Chosen for its variety of enter- tainment, Brigadoon offered parts for one hundred- six people in singing, dancing, and dramatic roles. Playing three nights to four thousand people, the two tho usand dollar production boasted life-like scenery, authentic costuming and a professional bag piper's group. Members of the Salt Lake Scots lead the funeral Ti psy clan members celebrate the procession down the aisle to the stage. weddi ng of Charlie and Jeanie. Debbie Anderson Bryce Barney Chris Dickey Dave Eckersley Jeff Jenkins Janette Juretich Jeff Douglas Tommy Albright Fiona MacLaren Fiona MacLaren Charlie Dalrymple Jean MacLaren Lynette King Ralph Place Greg Larsen Jolynn Reid Taylor Smith Pat Tischner Meg Brockie Jeff Douglas Tommy Albright Meg Brockie Charlie Dalrymple Jean MacLaren 164









Jean Carver Leo Dean Duane Densley Diane Dickey Glenna Dodge Costume Choral Dir. Stg. & Lght. Stud. D1r. Scenery Colleen Gardner Alfred Morris Pam Tischner Pouwel Vuyk Paul Watanabe Stud. Dir. Choreog. Orch. Dir. Director Stud. Dir. \"That's the most repulsive idea I've heard in years,\" retorts Jeff Douglas (Ralph Townspeople lower the body of Harry Beaton (Randy Ball), who Place) to the sentimental statement made was killed while trying to escape from Brigadoon. by Meg Brockie (Lynette King).

SENIOR HOP Centered around the theme \"The Dawn of Winter,\" the Senior Hop, held on December 16, portrayed a winter wonderland of glimmering icicles and wintry forest scenes. These decorations added the finishing touch to the dance to create just the right atmos- phere for the Silos, a professional group who pro- vided musical entertainment for the evening. By pop- ular vote the Senior Class selected Susan Brennan as snow queen and Allyson Clawson and Robyn Samuelson as her two attendants to reign over the Hop festivities. Reigning royaltty at the Senior Hop were Allyson Clawson, first attendant; Susan Brennan, queen; and Robyn Samuelson, second attendant. Timing a second polaroid picture, Russ Myers awaits its comple tion so he can buy tt from Mr. George Shell who was selling them Mr. Dean leads the Chamber Choir in \"Gentle Mary\" to to couples at the dance for fifty cents. prov1de musical entertainment at the dance.

Caught in the middle of a b1te, Ray Smart and his date Lana Whitman laugh along with former graduate Allan Pack and Kathy Atkinson. Reflectmg the enchanting mood of the Senior Hop, Pauline Astorga and her date, Brent Sorensen, dance to the music of the Silos. Former graduate, Mike Peterson, sings ' Some- where My Love at the Sen1or Hop as part of the entertainment. 167

CHRISTMAS Becky Urry watches the frenzied Christmas shoppers Cherrie DANCE Peterson, Kevin Barnhurst, and Deylene Moffett in the opening scene of the Christmas Dance Assembly. ASSEMBLY Combining old favorites such as \"Sleigh Ride\" and \"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer\" into a meaning- ful musical play titled \"One Little Christmas,\" Hill- crest's dance and music departments presented their Christmas Assembly last December. Based on the devotion of two children for their reincarnated mother, the play enabled students to sing and dance while gingerbread men, candy cane girls, and snow- men performed to entertain the faculty and student body. CHORAL ASSEMBLY Singing the \"Cerem~ny of Carols\" by Benjamin Brit- ten as they entered the auditorium, the Chamber Choir set a serious mood for the Christmas Choral Assembly. Joined into one group, both Junior Choirs sang Handel's \"Hallelujah Chorus,\" \"Mistletoe,\" and other Christmas songs. Numbers such as \"Carol of the Drum \" and ''T'was the Night Before Christmas\" sung by the A cappella Choir concluded the assembly. While Pat Knibbe and other boys l1sten to the sopranos Tossing candy into the audience concludes the pinata party and altos sing ·... and the smoke went around his head which depicted Christmas in Mexico. like a wreathe, Brent Sorenson lights a pipe during the Christmas Choral Assembly. FOREIGN 168 LANGUAGE ASSEMBLY Performing folk dances, carols, and narrations expound- ing various traditions, the joint-language clubs capitalized on the theme, \" Christmas Around the World.\" Various skits highlighted the yuletide assembly and helped the audience to better understand the world and its peoples.

RUBINOFF ASSEMBLY Playing a medley of television commercials and a little classical music on his Stradivarus violin, Rubin- off, the world-famous violinist, kept the audience entertained and gave a preview of his evening per- formance. Talking excessively between numbers, Rubinoff told the student-body of his trip to VietNam, and that his son was an aide to General Westmore- land. UTAH Strains of 'The Sound of Music\" fill the auditorium as Rubinoff plays his one-hundred thousand dollar violin. SYMPHONY Following an intensified program to expose secon- dary school students in the Salt Lake area to the cultural aspects of classical music, the Utah Sym- phony Orchestra presented a two hour program at Hillcrest High School. Students from schools within the Jordan School District were brought in by buses on January 30 to hear classics at their best, played by the orchestra under the direction of Maestro Maurice Abravanel. Performing on a bare stage to attain better acoustical arrange- ments, the Utah Symphony, under the direction of Maestro Maurice Abravanel, plays Sousa's \"Stars and Stripes Forever.\" 169

A-WEEK Establishing an \"Association Week\" as a Hillcrest tradition enabled both the Boy's and Girl's Association to jointly combine their interests. Activities began on Wednesday with Mr. lrresistable Day, a popularity contest based on getting girls to talk to boys. Thursday was Miss lrresistable Day. At an assembly on Friday, lrresistable awards were presented to students and teachers, miss-match outfits were judged, and the dance club put on a skit. Because of a lack of snow, the scheduled snow sculpturing contest was cancelled. Con- flicting events forced the postponement of the carnival and dance, the climax of \"A-Week,\" until February 10. Mr. Kreuger, chosen as the most \" lrresistable\" member of the male faculty, admires his badge. Not knowing exactly how or where to pin the badge, Craig Grif- Dianne Halpin listens as Shauna Hansen expresses her feel- feth attempts to present Linda Clark with her Miss lrresistable ings about winning first place in the miss-match contest. aw ard. 170

In a song and dance number, Lynette King and Greg Sh eriff Delmar Larso n shares h is wa r exper- Larsen, Pat Tischner and Mark Nilsson, Pam Tischner and iences w ith students in the Freed om A ssem b ly . Terry Fife, Mary Nielsen and Dave Young recall how life w as \"When You Wore a Tul ip .\" HILLCREST TRAVELING Hillcrest entertainers traveled to Jordan on February 9 to present a musical hour which included a Span- ish folksong , an accordian solo of \" Georgy Girl ,\" a 1900's song and dance routine , and a vocal solo of \" Impossible Dream .\" Humorously tied together by master of ceremonies Kim Watts, the assembly pre- viewed the school musical with leads in Brigadoon singing \" Love of my Life,\" and \" The Heather on the Hill. \" F R EE DOM WE E K Climaxing a week of daily patriotic speeches follow- ed by the pledge of allegiance over the intercom, the Freedom Assembly helped both students and teachers to better appreciate the free country in which they live. Speakers giving dramatic readings and formal speeches instilled a feeling of patriotism in all attending . Guest speaker Sheriff Delmar Larson concluded the assembly by relating his personal experiences to the price of freedom. 171

WEBER ORCHESTRA Featuring as soloist Miriam Arnell, former Hillcrest student, the Weber State Orchestra presented a program featuring classical and popular music at an assembly held last Janu- ary. Included in the program were several Bach selections, a special percussion ar- rangement of \"Coming Round the Mountain,\" and a humorous rendition of \"Peter and the Wolf.\" Solotst Mtriam Arnell, former Hillcrest student, performs with the Weber State Orchestra on their assembly presented last January. U. OF U. CONCERT BAND Playing at Hillcrest prior to performing at B.Y.U. in regional competition, the University of Utah Concert Band presented an hour assembly to the student body on February 20. They demonstrated their versatility by playing a variety of classical numbers including a selection consisting of only six notes played in different sequences. Intensively studying his music, thts U. of U. drummer leads the way in a number guided by the percussion section. Becky Terry, who recently returned from an entertamment tour in Vtet Nom, sings ' 'I'm in for Something Good \" while accompanied by two folksingers on guitars. MURRAY ASSEMBLY Highlighted by a James Bond dance centered around Hillcrest's student body president Pat Knibbe, the Murray Traveling Assembly, pre- sented on March 23, was composed of many talented acts. Numbers included a charleston dance, a rock combo with psychedelic lights, a Spanish couple dance, and a folksinging group. 172

Hard-pounding rhythm keynotes the Shades of Blue version of the Doors' hit \" Soul Kitchen.\" JUDGE ASSEMBLY Rock music by the Shades of Blue introduced Judge Memorial High School's variety-show assembly on February 28. Numerous comedy skits, a folk-rock singer, a prophetic genie, and an all-male chorus line were the unusual performances of this all-boy school. Judge's Glee Club added the finale by performing a series of songs. U.S.U. YOUNGTIMERS Basing therr name on the idea that music is the language of youth, the Utah State Young- timers presented their musical program on February 27, prior to an engagement at Sun Valley. Accompanied by a three-piece combo, the eight boys and nine girls entertained the students with \"What the World Needs Now,\" \"Goin' Out of My Head,\" and \"Misty.\" Adding a small touch of humor, the group's engaged couple sang \"I'm a Little Sugar Bowl\" and \" The Little Green Frog.\" Pausing between musical beats, the guitar player watches the advisor as he creates a special effect with the brushes on the lounge drum while the Youngtimers sing in the background. 173

TOURNAMENT WEEK During the busy week of March 4-9, the week when tournament games were being held for the top teams in the state, Hillcrest High became a hive of activity. Homeroom doors wore green and white crepe paper, slogans, balloons, big H's, and every other type of spirited paraphernalia that the students could devise. Morning pep rallies, conducted by the cheerleaders, songleaders, pep club, and pep band organized all faithful Huskies into a cheering, spirit-filled mass of exhuberance. Pep assemblies on the days of the big battles came in varied forms Hillcrest students will never forget Monday's program when faculty mem- bers, counselors, the principal, and the vice-principal were transformed into a pep band, pep club, cheer- leaders, card section, and even a Huskie mascot. Mr. Krueger's homeroom mixed up a magic potion of school spirit a Ia Shakespeare, where famous char- acters were portrayed as Huskies and their oppo- nents. Student body and faculty alike boosted school spirit to 1ts highest ecstatic point. As a perfect finale for this active week, Saturday night marked the vic- torious triumph when Hillcrest had defeated all chal- lengers to become number one m the state. 'Double, double toil and trouble . . . chant pseudowitches Annette Brinton, Verla Beckstead, and Joy Ann Osborne as they mix a Shake- spearian brew of school spirit and victory. Prior to the game with West, head-cheerleader Pauline Astorga bestows a good -luck garland upon Coach Hughes. During a pep assembly that introduced the beginning of tournament week, a faculty pep band presents their version of Onward, Hillcrest!\". 174

Amidst a forest of floating balloons, songleaders Jolynn Proudly honoring Ben Watahomigie by pinning a white carnation Reid and Vickie Jenkins perform a fast-paced routine in to his lapel are his guardians Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hathaway. the basketball assembly. President of the Utah High School Activities Association Mr. B. G. BASKETBALL Bertelson, presents the gold first-place state trophy to team captain ASSEMBLY Ron Hatch. Hillcrest's state championship basketball team was honored on a special program, Wednesday, March 13. Team members and managers with their parents and the coaches were introduced by Master of Cere- monies Paul Watanabe. As the mothers proudly pin- ned white carnations on their sons, Paul gave a brief speech about each. Guest speaker Superintendent Beckstead congratulated the team, while Tribune sportswriter, Dick Rosetta recalled Coach Hughes' prediction that he would have a number one team this year. Mr. Bryce G. Bertelson, President of the Utah High School Activities Association, presented the gold first-place trophy to Hillcrest, and Father Tom O'Neil, Chairman of Basketball for Division I, Region Ill, bestowed the Region Ill championship award to Ron Hatch, team captain. Following the as- sembly, a special luncheon for the champs and their guests was held in the school's cafeteria. 175

SPEECH MEETS Having its most successful year in the field of After taking first place at the Weber State Speech Meet, David Eckersley forensics, Hillcrest was always on top with win- relaxes next to Tom Berggren while Dennis Astroth and Cathy Greer share nings. Receiving two first place trophies at the a seat. Carbon and Alpine tournaments, the debaters went on to place high at the two day Weber State Speech Meet held in Ogden. This meet was the largest speech event held in the world with three different states submitting entries. Over 1,200 students participated from sixty-six schools and all were competing for top honors. Hillcrest entered eighteen students, twelve of whom received awards, while David Eckersley and Dean Taylor took first place in debate and Dennis Astroth and Randy Barnes took second. At the Region Debate Meet held at Granite High School, Hillcrest also won first place, qualifying six teams to enter state com- petition. In addition to the Region Debate Meet, the Region Forensic Meet was held at Murray High School in which Hillcrest missed first place by three points, but still qualified eighteen people for state competition. Organizing his affirmative case, Todd Winegar prepares Receiving an excellent rating at the Weber Speech for his first round of debate at the Region Meet. meet, Deidra Rogers displays her ability in oration. 176

STATE FORENSIC CHAMPIONS Under the direction of Mrs. Argie Macris, the state forensic team won first place at the state speech meet held at the University of Utah in March. To honor each state participant, an award's assembly was held in April in which the gold state trophy was presented to Principal Joel Jensen by David Eckers- ley. Hillcrest won the trophy with forty-nine points over Bountiful who had forty-eight points, Highland who had forty-six points, and Logan who had forty- five points. Contributing nineteen points by debating the topic \"That Congress should establish uniform regulations to control criminal investigation proce- dures,\" and thirty points in the individual events of extemporaneous speaking, radio speaking, legislative forum, and oration, the forensics team gave Hillcrest their second state championship this year. Representing the team, David Eckersley proudly presents the state trophy to Mrs. Argie Macris. David Eckersley and Mrs . Arg1e Macns present the state trophy to Osborne, Dennis Tueller, Byron Kelley. Row Two· Phil Alford, Principal Jensen during the assembly honoring the stole forensic Dennis Astroth, Randy Barnes, Todd Winegar, Steve Johnson, Shen team. Row One: David Cartwright, Kathleen R•chards, lla Mae Moore. Row Three: Paul Watanabe, Kirk Astroth, Jim Owens, Mike lker, Ralph Place, Jane Pierson, Bill Asay. 177





HUSK IE HOWL Sponsored by the F.H.A. Club, the annual girls' choice dance found students dressed in the granny- dresses, chaps, vests, cowboy shirts, cowboy hats, and guns that have become a traditional part of the western atmosphere of the Huskie Howl. \" Tumble- weed Junction\" became the setting for badmen and looters as the intermission turned into an old fash- ioned gun-fight between Kim Watts and Vance Chris- tensen. Students danced to the slow and fast rhy- thms of popular songs played by \"The Shades of Blue,\" a dance combo from Judge Memorial. Intently gazing upon would-be intruders, \" Wildcat' ' Bob Kruger, chaperone of the Huskie Howl, maintains law and order with his trus six-shooter. Jeff Tebbs Ben Watahomogie Peter VanValkenburg 1st Attendant King 2nd Attendant In one of the many gun-fights during the dance, Joe Whiting 1s chal- lenged to prove he is the fastest gun in the west. While visitmg gun-f1ghter · Jeff Tebbs, Donna Newton tnes to appear innocent as she jimmies the lock of the 1ail. 180

AUTOGRAPHS 181

YEARBOOK DAY Long-kept secrets and new additions to the Yearbook were revealed to all Hillcresters as another tremen- dous \" Hillcrest\" was presented on Yearbook Day, May 17. \"What's the cover like?\" \" How many pictures do I have in this year 's book?\" \" Are the color pic- tures neat? \" These and other questions were whirl- ing through the minds of all Huskies as they penned precious memories and feelings in the books of never-to-be-forgotten friends when the \" Year to Meet the Challenge\" drew to a close. Representing the excitement and curiosity of yearbook day/ students try to get past Karan Bond to catch a glimpse of the 1968 'Hillcrest\" in the distribution room . GRADUATION Each year, the achievement, leadership, and person- ality of Hillcrest are transferred to the Junior Class, the seniors of \"next year.\" Once we were those jun- iors, g1ven seemingly huge responsibilities. We met and su rpassecf the challenge the year offered: 1968 was Hillcrest's best. Then, as seniors, faces solemn and tear-streaked, we marched resolutely down long auditorium aisles; said good-bye to the teachers, the lriends, the routine; and were no longer part of the whole. But we left behind us tradition, example, and reflection. With this legacy, Hillcrest will continue to advance. And with the learning and growing exper- ience our school has given us, we will go forward and become involved in Life. Each of us is leaving a part of himself at Hillcrest, and we are each taking a part of Hillcrest with us. Hillcrest's last four-year class/ with its four-hllndred graduates/ is exemplified by Pauline Astorga and Ron Hatch as they leave the auditorium as graduating seniors . 182

IN CLOSING Words, shouted across a greening lawn Of the end, the goodbye ... Clamorous pleadings for victory, Flushed ripples of laughter, Incessant murmurings of question, Have so long filled my mind. Now, at the end, I am surrounded By an unfrequented silence. Sensations, sun-warmed memories Of half-forgotten days ... Crushing into the whole at a game, Blending with glossy friends at a dance, Merging into a between-class hall, Became so much a part of my being. Now, at the end, I am submerged In an unfrequented solitude. Empty quiet ... suspended motion ... I am alone With my past actions, present decisions, And my Future. But I am a dreamer and a doer. Soon the sound and feeling Will again fill my individual existence And with acceptance, confidence, resolution, I will go forward to meet the challenge.

IND E X Subject Index Fill more, Joanne ••....•............. 24 Atkmson, Goyle n ..•..........•. 81 , 111 Frampton , Ma x ....•......•.... 21 , 41 , 52 Aul t, luDonno .........••••••••• 11 1 Go rdn e r, Co lleen 29 , 37 , 76, 16 5 B Open ing ••.•• • .......•.............•......•. 1 Deco Club .. ......•.• • .• • •• . .••• 89 G 1bson , Ma q ean ...................••..•. 22 ACADEMICS •. ...... ...•.••• •. . . . 16 FHA ....••..............90 G ood, Da n ••..••.••.• ····· - ····· ..... 2 5 . 111 Gnff11hs, Ann ..•••........•.•.....24 Boord of Educot10n ••••.•.• ·- ...... 18 Chess Club 92 Ba gl e y, Orin ....••.. •.•••• Admin istration ..........•.........•.•.•.. . 19 Red Cr oss .•....•...••..9 3 Gunne ll, Phyllr s • • 24, 70 Borley,JoAnn ••.•••.•...••......• 111 Counselors •• •. •• ......•... 20 Mod el UN . . .......•.•94 G ust, Don ..... 29 , 46 ,5 0 , 51 , 57 , 61 Bo ker, Charmaine •........•....• 91, 111 Mathematics .•• . ... ... .•..•• •.•...• 21 Ru ss1on Cl ub ...•..•..94 Handy, Elg m . •. • . 28 Bo ll, Randy Rona ld ••...•••.•. 70 , 80 , Busmess ...••..•.....•..••.•••.•.•.•••.. 22 Fre nch Clu b ..... ..... ..• ....•...9 5 Hug hes, Arthur . ....•..... 29, 46, 50 84 , 103 , 111 Home Economics ..•.................. 22 Ge rma n Club . . •.•96 lose llo, An ne ......•.••••.•••. 24 , 97 Bo ll a rd , Scott ••••.. • ...•......... 111 Mus •c •......•........•..•••.••.••••.. 23 Spon 1sh Club .....•...................97 Jackson , Glen ......•...........•..... 27 Bonks, Joyno •.•....•..78 , 86, 93, 111 Art .........••••••... . ••....••..•.•... 23 STUDENTS . . ..• 98 Jorgemen, Jock ................26, 7 2 Barfuss, lorry 78 , 83 , 111 Language Arts .•.......................•..24 Student Bod y Pres . . . ..•. ....... 100 Ko mn ikor , Fronk •.....••.•............ 27 Barnes , Rand y 64 , 65 , 7 2, 106, 111 Science .....•... • •. • ••.•••.•.•... 26 Student Body Officers • .... • . 101 Kordoun i, G lo n o ..............•.....•..•.. 22 Barney, Bryce •.... . •••• 58 , 61 , 80, Soc,ol SCience ..............•........... 27 Boys ond G rls' As soc . .. • .... 10 2 K 1ll p :~c k , W ayn e •.•••23 , 87 88 , 107, 111 , 164 Phys•co l Ed . • .28 Student Counc1l .•.. 104 Koshoot, Galena ....................25 , 94 Bornhurst, Pot ......•••.70 , 76, 111 lndustr10l Arts .••. .. .•.......... 29 Hon or W inners . ... .• . ...... 1OS Krueger, Rober t . . . ... 25 Bateman , Ron .•...•................. 111 Cooks ................................•.. 30 Sen •or Closs Officers ........•.... 1 10 Lowe, Acel .....•..................... 27 Beckstead, Verla ........•.. 36, 79, 85 , Clerks . •.•.•.•..•.. 31 Sen1 o rs •.....•• 1 11 Ludw1ck , Bli l ..... .. • . ••• 25 86, 91 , 94 , 108 , 112 Custod,ons ..... ..•.. . .... . .•••.• ... 31 Jun •or Closs Off,cers ....... .. .. . 12 6 Lyon, John .•.••..•...........•.•.. 25 , 66 Beesley, More ...........•.... ······-· . 112 Bekkemellom, Morentho ...••.......79, SPORTS ..•..•• •• . • ••.... . 3 2 Ju niors .. ..•....• ...••..•••.... • . .. 127 Mocris, Argie •............... 25 , 94 , 177 109, 111 Cheerleaders ..•................•.••.... 34 Sophomore Closs Off1ce rs .......•. 14 2 Mark, Lorene ..••...•.... ..•. 25 Songleoders ..• . ••••.•••.••• 35 Sophomores . . . . .. .....•• •••... 143 McNama ra , Kay .......................... 25 Be lcher, Dee ....••.••.....•.•••.89 , 111 Marchioness •••...............•........•.36 ACTIVITIES ...............•. 156 Mecham, Robert .•.••.•••.....••... 25, 68 Bender, Rick •..•.•..... 56, 61 , 78 , 111 Football •....•..•.. .......•.•.•.•••..... 38 Homecommg ..................•........ 158 Mickelsen , Gordon ...........•.......... 28 Bennett, Nancy .........• 76, 78 , 111 J V. Football • • •••.........•..•. 42 lnhent the w .nd • . •· ..••••••• 160 Morns, Alfred ••. 23, 81, 82, 96, 165 Berrett , Vicki •.••.••. 34, 78, 104, 112 Soph. Football ..... .......... ...•••.43 Open ing Assembly ....•............ 162 Myers, Allen ..••......•....•.............. 22 Bess, Desmond ...........•.70, 78, 111 Basketball .• ...44 Sp •nt Assembly • 162 Nelson, Arval ........•...•.....•.•....... 66 Bloke, Debb1e ...•..............76, 112 State Tournament .•.............••.•...46 B.Y U Anembly •.•..•.......•.•..•.•. 163 Nelson, MoRee .••••....•.....•.. 22, 90 Boley , Bryce • . ... • •..•.•.....••••. . 11 2 J .V. Basketball • . •.•.........••.•.... 51 Drum and Bugle Team •... ··-· .•• 163 Pearce , Raynor .......... 29,41 , 59 , 61 Bond, Koran •.........66, 94 , 108, 112 Soph. Basketball ••.............••••.....52 Footba ll Assembly .•....•...•... 163 Popp, W 1ll iom •••••••••.•.•.. 21, 102 Bonch, Mike •...••••.....••••.•....89, 112 Tennis .......••...•... ...••... ..• •.• ••... 53 Bflgodoon ...................•.......•. 164 Schm1dt, Dorothy •..•...•.........•.. 29 , 37 Boulton, Penny •... .... ............76, 112 Wrestling ......••.••.•......•........54 Sen1or Hop .• . . . . 166 Shell , George .. • .... •• • .•••..... 21 Bowden , Lee ..•..•. ......•.............. 11 2 J.V. Wrestlmg .....•.• ..... ..•. . ..55 Chnstmos Donee Assembly ........ 168 Shur leff, James •....•.•......•.......... 26 Bowthorpe, Carole •..•..••........ 89, 112 Baseball •• ..... .••... ..............56 Choral Assembly • .. 168 Soderquist , LeRoy .... .. .•.. ..••........• 26 Boyce, Connie ..............•..•......•... 112 Trock . ........ ......... .•.. ...... .•• . •••58 Fore1gn Language Assembly ......•. 168 Soulier, Glenn E.•.... .....•....•.......... 26 Boyd, Jon ..••••..79, 82 , 89, 112 Lettermen .•.•.....•.•. 60 Rubinoff Assembly •. ....• . ...•. 169 Stansfield , Earl ......•.•....•.•.••.••. 27 Bradfield , lyn •.•...... ......•.......... 11 2 ORGA IZATIONS ......•.....•..•...... 62 Utah Symphony •.. ..........•.....•. 169 Th omas , Faye ....................... 22 , 89 Bradford, Joyce 37, 78, 85 , 90, 112 Debate .......••......•••.... ......• .•••. .. .64 A-Week •...•....•....•..•. ... ...... ..•... 170 Thomson , Paul J ..•....•.......•....•.. 26 Bradshaw, Tom ...•.....•...40 ,56, 11 2 Debate Club ........ ...... .. .65 H1llcrest Travel ing . • . •... 171 Van der Hove , P1eter ...•.•.•.. 25 , 95 Brody, Beverly ..•.......••.•36, 91 , 112 Yearbook •. .. ••.... .... .• •.•••• . •. 66 Freedom Week ............. ....••. ..••. 171 Van Dyke, Rebecca .•......•....•........ 25 Brennan, Susan .••....36, 76, 89, 112 Sentry •• .•.. .. •..................•....... 68 Weber Orchestra ...•.....•... ...•... 172 Vuyk, Pouwel . ....•.. 25 , 88 , 161 , 165 Bricker, Ben . ...............•............ . 112 Express1ons ......•.•..•...•..•.•.70 U of U. Concert Bond .......... 172 Walker, Aust in ...•...................... 25 Br,ggs, Christy •....•..70, 72, 73 , 112 Hi Ettes •• . ....•.•••••....• ....... ..71 Murray Assembly .•. •... ...••...•.. 172 Word, Barbaro •..•••.•.•.••• 25, 102 Briggs, Greg ......•...... ........•.•.... 11 2 Key Club •............•............•......72 Judge Assembly ••...•.........•. 173 W ill iams , Charles •.•....•......•......... 27 Briggs, Robert ...........••••............. 11 2 Safety Counci I •••••••.••• .....••.••.••• .. ] 4 U.S.U Youngllmers ...••.......•.... 173 W1tt Joseph •.••.... 28 Brinton , Annette ......79, 81, 88, 11 2 Donee Club ...•.....•.....................76 Tournament Week •.....•. 174 Brown , Byron .....•....•.•• 80, 108, 11 2 A Cappello • ...•..... •••..••... .78 Boske boll Assembly .... .....•..•.. 17 5 Cooks Brown, Marilyn ..........66, 109, 112 Chamber Cho ir •.•..•.•. ..............•..•. 80 Speech Meets ...•••••.....•.. .•••.• . 17 6 Boker, v ·olo .. .............•.... ..... 30 Brown, Rolph .........65 , 72, 87, 113 Cramm, Melba .••......•••.....••. 30 Orchestra ..•.••......•.•................. .... 81 State Forensic Champions •.•....... 177 Godfrey, Elaine ....••....................30 Brown, Susan ......................76, 112 Snyder, Venetia ........ •..•.••.. ....••. 30 Bond, Pep Bond ....••...••.•.•....•...82 Jun•or Prom .•... . •...• .•••...•.• 178 Stutz, Gladys •..•.•.•..•...•............30 Bryshun , J im ........... ........ ... ..... .. 11 3 Thacker, Lyle .......•....•..•...•......•. ... 30 Chosons ......................................84 Husk ie Howl .•••.._ .....•....•..•..•. 180 Yamashiro, Toshi ......• . ..•..... .. 30 Buchanon , Rex . ..... .. .......58, 61 , 113 Symphony Sub -debs •.......• ...... ....86 Ye:ubook Day .......•...•...•.•.. .•.••.. ! 82 Bullock, Ron ..... .40, 78 , 79, 80, 113 Art Club . ..•.•..•................•.•....•..87 Groduot10n ....••.....•....••.•....•..•• 182 Burbank, Jacque ................. ...71, 11 2 Thesp1on Club •..88 In Clos,ng ........•...•....•.....•...•• 183 Burns, Lindo ............................. 113 Burton, Robyn l. ..................89, 113 District Bush, Bonnie ................70, 80, 113 Custodians Bush, Maureen .................89, 112 Administration Butler, Lorry .................. ... 113 Newbold, Dole ... . ..31 c Beckstead Reed H ... ... 1B Fu se Be no rr • .• ......... •... ...... 1 8 Porker, Wayne ....... ..................... 31 Mortmson, Paul .•......•....•............. . 18 Asoy, Dr. Carlos E.•.............•..••..•18 Wyker, Wi'liom ...•. .. ...••. 31 Cobib1, Phil ........56, 113 Bateman, Morlan •............••......• 18 Wheodon , John ...........•.... .•••••. .. 1 B Call , Goilen ..................79, 89, 113 Buxton Clyde .......•...........•..•. ...... ! 8 Prince, Ken ....•....•..•..... ...••.......... 18 SENIORS Conning, Derno ..........91, 108, 113 Conning, Vicki ....................76, 113 School A Corter, Jim .. ............................. 113 Carver, Nancy ........36, 80, 85 , 113 Administration Adolf, Merrill Cro1g ......... ......... 111 Castillo, Rita ............ ...... ..... .89, 113 Choplin, Tillmon ............45, 50, 113 Jenson, Joel P. •. .•••...... . ..... 19 Taylor Jean ·····················-·······20 A1ioko , Marsha •... .. 35, 78, 93, 111 Christensen, Allen J . ... ....... 55, 11 3 Schick, DelMar .............................. 19 Lester, Farol .....••... ..... ...•.......... 31 Alford, C. Ph•llip .••.......•.••.. 65, 111 Christensen, lynn ...................... 113 Barnett, Wilmer .•. ............. ...•....... 20 Snarr, lono .. ......•..... ....•. ............•. 31 Aim, Joanne ..••.......... ......93, 111 Christensen, Shari ... .... ... .•.......•.. 113 Thompson, Wilma .........•••.. ..•....• . 31 Andersen, Colleen ................36, 79, Christensen, Voloine ....71, 95, 113 Crossgrove, Hulda ••••.•...•..•.••20, 86 Chnstensen, Vance 79, 84,104,113 Skonchy, Lee .... .•. •......•... ..•... 20, 74 107, 111' 158 Christiansen, Mike .................... 113 Andersen, Lourie .... 36, 79, 85, 111 Faculty Anderson, Allen •.............•.. .79, 111 Christopherson, Andy ~.........70, 113 Anderson, Debbie ..78, 84, 111, 164 Christopherson, Paul ..................113 Anderson, Jon ................•. •........•111 Chufor, Lindo ......................83, 113 Anderson Douglas .... ... 21, 41, 59 Davis, Ronald ·······-·· ··. •• 21 , 92 Anderson, Lindo • ... ............78, 111 Church, Colleen 36, 80, 85, 104, 113 Bailey, Glade ....•............ .•.•••• .•••. 28 Dean , Leo ······ - ·· ..... 23, 78, 80, 165 Anderson, Sharon ......•..•..... .8'9, 111 Churich, Cherie ................37, 80,113 Barlow, Anthony .. ..•. ................... 23 Densley, Beatrice .•• .... ..••••••. 26, 93 Andresen, Eva .. ..78, 102, 104, 111 Clark, Lindo . ...... ........ ... ......37, 113 Beckstead, Bruce ..•. ....•.....••••. ....•.. 28 Densley, Duane ..••..•....21, 161,165 Andrews, Michele ..........37 , 79, 111 Clawson, Allyson ........36, 105, 113 Beere, SonJa ....•••... .. ..••.. ..••...... 24 Arnell, Con nne •••••••.77, 80, 93, 111 Clawson, R. Blair .... 23, 80, 107, 113 Bishop, Clement ................••....••.. 27 D1ckson , Max •...•..•. --····· •.•• ....• 22 Ashby, Leslie Evon . ...... .......80, 111 Coleman, Jerold ..................79, 113 Carver, Jean •• .• • . . . 22, 71 , 165 Dodge, Glenna ..•........23, 161,165 Astorga, Paul 40, 78, 104, 110, 111 Coleman, Thelma ................91, 113 Cosio, Veri L. ..•..•.•..•...•..•.•••.. 29, 54 Astorga, Pauline ... ........ .. 34 , 69, Cook, Mary .........27, 36, 105, 113 Colegrove, Boone .....•.....••• .27 ,85 Dye , William ·······-· . .. •• • . •..•• 28 Cook, Robert Paul ...................... 133 Davis, Ray ................. ....•....•..... .. 28 Edwards, William ... ... ..•......•... ..... 26 78,104,111,158 Cordingley, Ted ........................114 Erekson, Barbaro .......... ... ..... ........ 24 Astroth, Dennis Sean ......64, 65 , 111 Farnsworth, Vol ....................21, 72 184

p Cordova , Lorry •....•..........•....•••• 114 Hommel , Corolee •.•....•...•...81 , 84, Krahenbuhl , Mark .•.••. •...•....... 118 Pa checo , Yolanda •••••••..•. 89, 120 Cram , Gayle Lynn .•....•......... 113 88 , 94 , 102, 105, 115 L Pa lme r Voleen .•.....••.....78, 120 Crone , Stan ley • •..•... ...•..•..•.• 114 Ha nsen , Chns •.. •. •.•. .•.•••••• 116 Parsons, Cheryl .................... 37, 79 , Cressoll, Allen ,... . ..•..••....•.• 114 Hense n, Kathe rine •.........•....... 116 Lofeen, Roy ..•.•....•.•...•••.•.•..•..• 118 80, 85, 110, 120 Cutler, Conn 1e .......•..............•..• 11 3 Hansen , Ph d .•.••...••.72, 78, 116 Lone , Me rle .89, 118 Po t erson , Pam .•.••....••••.....77 , 121 Cutler, J 1m •••46, 47, Harriso n, Scott ...•.............•.•... 116 La rsen , Greg ....•. 73 , 79 , 1 18 , 164 Pa yne , Do l .•.•..•.• 121 50, 89, 114 Hartner, Brent ...• ····- . ..•....• 116 Ledk ins, John .............••••.. 69 , 1 18 Pedler, JoAnn ........•.....••.78 , 121 D Hashi moto , Koren ......•.....•.. 36 , 93, Le 1chtl e, Kat hy .......••. 69 , 77 , 119 Pe rk ms, Elena •••.•••••• 121 103,1 04 , 108, 116 Lew1s, Mork .•.. ......................... 118 Pe lleg nn o , Lea h ....•... 77 , 90, 121 Hostmgs , Caro lyn •... 37 , 80, 107,116 Leyba , Vick .....•.•.•.....•....•...••.. 11 9 Perk1ns, J 1m ....•.••••....••••....•.• 121 Dohn , M1ke •..........••.......• 114 Hatch , Kevin ••.89, 116 L1ndgren , John .....73 , 88 , 96 , 118 Perry, Steven ....•....•.....•...•...... 1 21 Daly, Judy ...•..................•• 114 Hatch, Ron 40 , 46 , 47 , 5 0 , 104 , 116 L1ndley , Don •...... .....73 , 79, 118 Peterson , Chad ••••.••. • .• . 78 , 121 Davies, Donny .•.••.........•.47 , 50, Hathaway, Becky • . 79 , 93, 116 Li tt lef ie ld, Beve rly .•..............• 119 Peterson, Sheryle .•.......80, 88 , 121 56, 104, 114 Hothenbruck, Cro1g •............•. 116 Lloyd, Yvonne •.....••.•• 66, 79, 85, Pete rson , Steve 45 , 50, 59,1 09,1 21 Dov 1s, Robyn ••••.•• 78 , 82, 114 Hothenbruck, Lynn . • •••• • .. • 117 86, 90, 108, 119 Pe ruzz 1, Cillo ..•.•...••• 83 , 10-4 , 121 Dovis, Scott .. .................•••.•.. .. 114 Hawk ins , Susan •..............•..•.36, 80, Long , Jon .. . •. 104 , 118 Petr/ich, Myra •......•...........•93 , 121 Dav is, Tom ••..•. • ..... .54 , 114 85 , 101 , 107,1 16 Lowry , Jonet ............. ............ 119 Phel ps , Gord on .....5 3, 61 , 80, 121 Dearing , Joe Lene •........ ...•... 114 Hayes, Marty ...•...•.................• 116 Lyon , Ann .•...... 119 Ph ll 1ps, Rance ..... 37 , 78 , 85 , 121 Deonng , Paul ine ...•....•...•..•.•. 114 Hayward , Debb1e ....•••.• .. 104, 1 16 Pierson , Jane .....64, 78, 86, DeC1sto , Craig Steven ........•.• 114 Henrie , Kenton ....•.............•..• 117 M 88 , 90, 94 , 95, 121 DeGrow, Lindo ....... 69 , 7 6 , 114 Herd , M1ke ..•......•.•.........•.••.•... 117 Place, Rolph •.64, 80, 88, 107, De ll, Diona • • • •• 114 Hersman , Dione ......... .........•.•.. 116 Mabey , Ronald ... ..•... •.•.....• 119 121,158,160,164 Densley, John .. .... . . ........... 114 He rz , Dione .......•...79 , 109, 116 Mod sen, l ynda .. ..77 , 78 , 86, 1 19 Player, W il l•om 54 , 61 , 121 D1ckey , Dione .•....•..•.•..•...78 , 86 , H1ckmon , Kr1sl1 e •...•.. 76 , 94 , 116 Malmstrom, Dean .•............79, 119 Pollock , Vick1e ........ 37 , 77 , 109 , 121 94 , 106, 114, 165 Hickson , Kathryn •.......... ...•..... 11 6 Mangum , M1 e .• . .• • •••. 79, 119 Potter, Robyn .............. 23 , 121 Donley , Tim .................•....•.• 114 Hilton , Chuck ....................... 117 Marchant, Bruce ......•......•.••.•. 119 Q Doty, Denn 1s . . ...• 78, 108 , 114 Hobbs , Dov1d ...•...............•..•... 117 Mark, Charlene .• .. •. .. .•••• 69, 119 Dumos, David .......•......•......... 114 Hobbs, Stan ... • •.... • . .... . . . 11 7 Morley, Dov1d .54 , 61 , 79, 83, 119 E Holliday, Jesse ...•..................•117 Martineau, Lill•e ••••.. 37 , 109 , 119 Qumn, Fenton 28,41,5-4,61,122 Holt, Karma ..•..•....••••.....71 , 116 Martinez, George •.....•......... ...•. 119 R Holt, Kathy ....................77, 79, 116 Moscoro , Marion .•.. 37 , 69, 77, 119 Rosmoson, Conn •e . .•..•.•....•.89, 121 Rasmussen, Dorwm ••••....•.. .. •••• 122 Ecker, Susan ........... 69 , 84, 89, 114 Holt, Loraine .•.••...•...••..••....•... 116 Matern, Barbaro .•....•....•....69, 119 Roy, Georg1o •........ ........••. 69 , 121 Raymond , Dov1d .••...•.••....•...97, 122 Eckersley, Dovid ......40, 58, 61 , 64, Horrocks , Den 1se ....•...........77, 117 Matthews, Kipp ..................... 119 Reams, Pot ..•.....•..••......•.. ..97, 121 Redmon, Evon .••.•.•...•...79, 81, 122 65,104 , 114,160,164 Horrocks, Irene .............71 , 95 , 117 Maynard , R1chord • . •. • .78, 119 Rees, Kenneth 21, 81 , 83 , 108, 122 Re id, Jolynn •. 35,77, 10-4,121,164 Edge , Randy .... 40 , 61 , 65,78, 114 Houskeeper, Ted .................... 117 Maynes , Joseph Creig ...........•... 119 Retol!.c , Peggie ........... .89, 121 Reynolds, Sherr!I . ..................... 121 Eklund, Cynth1o ••. . •. •. .. .• ....• 114 Houston, Le1gh Ann ........74 , 79, 117 McAllister, John ·-· .•.•.•••.... .••.• 119 Richards, Briant .... . ......... .... 122 Ekstrom, Joseph .....•..•. 83 , 106, 114 Howe , Scott ............................ 117 McAll iste r, M1tchell •...........•.•... 119 Ridd , Bla ine ...... ·········:······--··· 122 Ridd, Colleen • • ..... . ...78, 86, 121 Erickson, Susan ••...•••.•.••••.. 89, 115 Hrdy, Becky ................... 36, 70, 86 , McCleery , M1cheo I . .....• . .••. ..... 11 9 Risto , Tom ...... ....................... ..... 122 Ritzman , Monte •••••.73 , 109, 122 Erkelens , Tom •..................89 , 114 92, 94 , 105, 117 McDonald , God .........••.........•. 119 Robertson, Suzanne .......... ..78, 122 Rogers, M1ke •..•••••••.....•.•..... 122 Etherington, Rendell 80 , 88, 94 , 115 Hughes , Col ..•..•..........58, 61 , 117 McKell , Goyle •..••37, 77, 93 , Roll• ns , Louno .•.•.•..•.... 37, 86, 122 Romero, Sylvia .......•....69, 89, 122 Ewell, Peggy ..•••••..•..•... 115 Hughes, Dov1d •••.... . ••... 89, 117 94, 106, 119 Rosenhon , Kormo ... ...•......••.70, 79 , Hughes, Ross ...............•.....54, 117 Mclelland , Shannon •• 71 , 78 , 119 87, 88, 90, 122 Rosenlund, Koren •...••... 81 , 83, 122 F Hu1sh, Edd1e .....••••••54, 61 , 117 Mecham, Kathy ........... 35 , 78 , 119 Ryan , Terry . .••.••••.••.•.•.83 , 85, 122 Hunt, Zero ..........................58, 117 Meyers, Mary Ann .......77, 86, 119 s Fausett, Lynda .•..... .. .... 11 5 Hutchings, Ken ...•....•...••..... 80, 117 M•ddleton, Roy ...••......••..•....•..• 11 9 Soez, Fel ix .•: ...••....•..•.•.. 54, 61 , 122 Soez, Rosa . ................•••..... 89, 122 Ferguson, Chris .•........•........67, 79, M1ller, Margo ..•..••.•••.•.. .•..93, 119 Salisbury, R1chord ..•....•••..•....•.•. 122 Somuelson, Robyn ..•. . 37 , 77, 122 88, 105, 115 Millerberg, Mont ....•.......•.........••119 Seal, David ....79,80, 85 , 104 , 122 Sharp, Goy ..•..•. .....•.•••.. •••• . 122 Fife, Terry .•.•. .......... ....•.......78, 115 lker, M1ke •...•.. 53 , 64, 65, 105, 117 Millett, Faye ..•....••....... 85, 89, 120 Sharp, Goylin ....... .........72, 80, 122 Iverson , Vick1 .......•....•...••..89, 117 Sharp, Kirt ••....... .•••••. 81 , 83, 122 Fish , Margo .....•...•........... ..•... 115 M•lne, Chris ......•..•••. 59, 61, 119 Sharp, Ruth Ann .........•..... ..,77, 122 J Sharp, Susan .. ...•••. ...••. .....••74, 123 Fleming , Marcello ......80, 85, 115 M.tchell , Koren . ···-············-89, 119 Shover, Byron ..•.......... ..78, 92, 122 Jackman , Mary Ellen ... 68, 104, 117 Mons, DyAnn ...•...•.••••.......•120 Shea, Kathy •• • • .. . •..•. 37 , 123 Fletcher, Kathie ...................80, 86, Jackson , Betty •.•...............•......•117 Shell, M•ke ......•..•....•.......... .67, 122 Jackson, John .......................... 117 Shelton, Bill .... .... .-41, 85 , 10-4, 1 23 92, 106, 115 Jocob~on, Ruth ................ .... 36, 117 Montoya , Helyn .... .•..•.. 89, 97 , 120 Shelton, Renee .....•....... 69, 89, 123 Je:1kins , Jeff ..... .... ........40, 56, 61, Shepard, Lorry •. .. .. .. ..••.....•..•......78 Flores, Michael •...... .... .55, 104 , 115 Montoya, Julian ..... ...•..••..•• 119 Slaughter, Debb ie . .....•...••.77, 123 80, 103, 109, 117, 164 Smart, Carol ..••••••• ....•..•.. ..•.78, 123 Forbush , Connie • ...• • . ••.•. .• 1 15 Jenkins , Vick1e ... .......... 35, 79, 117 Moon, Jerry ...............•..57 , 78, 119 Smith, Deon T. ..... ...............78 , 1 23 Jenkins, Ruth ......... ................... 117 Sm1th, Taylor •• ....•...... 80, 123 , 164 Ford, Coleen ........79 , 89,104,115 Jensen, Delon .. .•.•. .77, 88, 94, 117 Moore, Shen •••..65,77, 104,120 Sm1th , Wendy .•.•.••.77, 79, 85, 123 Jenson, Doug ....40, 58, 61, 78, 118 Snarr, Kathleen .•. ... . ..78. 81 , 123 Fox, Ron .. .................................. 115 Jenson, Nancy .. ................ 69, 80, Morgan, Kenneth •.•......•.. .......... 120 Snyder, Elva ....... ....... ..... .. .... 123 Snyder, Goylen ...... .67, 104, 123 Fullmer, Delores ...•...........••••..•. 115 102, 117, 158 Morley, Susan •.....••• .....80, 85, 96, Sorensen , Brent ••.-41. 78, 110, 123 Jessup, Mary Lou ... ............77, 117 Sorenson, Mounne ••.•••• ...••. 71,78, Fulton, Horl Hueword .•.........•.... 115 Jewkes, Gregory ................ ... ·118 97, 104,108,120 Jewkes, Lee .......... 65, 70, 104, 118 88, 97, 123 Pyons, Pam .•..80, 85, 115 Johansen, Arne lie ........... .. ... 89, 117 Morrison , Lesl ie ................ ...•... 120 Soulier, Jacque ............37, 106, 123 Johnson, Anno ...................91, 117 Stoley, Lee .•••••••.•...•..•......... 123 G Johnson, Carol .. • .70, 80, 106, 117 Mousley, Randy ......•......•.......• 120 Summerhoys, Chris ..•• •... .••..... 123 Johnson, Claudio ................89, 117 Sunberg , Shouno •..37, 77, 79, 123 Johnson, Glenna ••... ..78, 107, 117 Munsey , Sheryl .....•...•.•.......•. .. 120 Johnson, Ilene . ..................... ...... 11 8 Gallegos, Lindo ..... 89 115 Johnson, Steve .. ................57, 11 8 Myers, John ........... ......73, 83, 120 Johnson, Tina ....•.•...•.....79, 89, 118 Garduno, Earl .....•..•.....45 , 50, 115 Johnson , Wayne .............. 89,118 Myers, Russ ....•. 55, 61 , 120 Jones, Colleen ..78, 81, 85, 105, 118 Garduno, Elmer ...•..... ..78, 89 , 115 Jorgensen, Jan is •... 76, 79, 103, 118 N Juretich, Janette 79, 93, 118, 164 Gorrihon, Nancy ...........•..•...... 115 Noho, Ramel! •.........••.•....... ..•.. 120 K Gates, Chris . ...•.•.. ..•••.•. ..••.76, 115 Naylor, Monte ......................... 120 Keenan , Mickey ..... ...• • • .89, 118 Nelson , Brent ...•...••.•••.....•.....• 120 Goufin, Alan ...... ......•.............. 115 Kelley, Patricio . 79, 81, 83, 86 , 118 Ketner, Joel ....................... .81, 118 Nelson, M1ke ..•........••.. ..•.......• 120 Gerber, Steven . ............... ...•..•.•. 115 Kincaid, Wando .••.......77, 89, 118 Newbold, Ned ...........78, 107, 120 K1ng, Lynet1e ................. ....... 37, 78, Gerena, Rosemary •••..••.•....•71, 115 Newton, Denno •. ····-···34, 78, 85 , 101,104,118, 164 104,106, 120 Golson, Rick .......•...... ..... ........... 115 Kirch, Kristee ••78,79, 86, 107,119 Kirk, Lawrence ....................89, 118 Nichols, Claudio ..... . •••. •...• 70, 120 Gonzales, Gene . ..•.. ....•••. ..... 115 Knibbe, Pot ..•.....••• .40, 47 , 50, 56, N•elsen , Berdene .•....•.... ........••... 120 Nilsson , Mork ... ..•..53 , 78, 104 , 120 Gordon, Samuel .•...................... 115 61,78, 100,104,105,118 Noble, Randy . ..•........ ...•......... ... 121 Knudsen, Morv .....•. ................... 118 Norris, Byon K......••••••.•... .. _. 121 Golberg, Wendy ····--···- - · •.••..... 115 North , Russell . ....•...........40, 1 21 Groehl, Mark •......•.. .... 115 Groves, Lynn ..••• •.. .. .. - -·· 115 Green, Bloine . ....•....... .79, 89, 115 Green, Carlo ..••••...... .76, 89, 115 Green, Lynn ..... ............. 69, 79, 115 Greenwell, Steve .... . .72, 79, 0 87,93,115 Oliver, Sharon •............78, 90, 120 Olsen Hans ••..•••...•• ..41, 61,121 Greer, Catherine ......65, 76, 79, 115 Olson, Don . .......... ..... ........ 28, 121 Olson, Irene ....................81, 120 Grieqo, James .••......... ..... .. ..... 115 Ortego , Elva •......... .......•...... 89,120 Ortiz, Joe ..... . .. .••..........•••.. .•••.. 121 Griffeth, Cra ig ...•..•.......... .. 40, 80, Osborne , Jim ......•.. ..... ......•.•. 28, 121 Osborne , Joy Ann •. 70, 80, 108, 120 102,104,116 Ostlund, Gory ...... ...................... 121 Ottesen, James ..•......••.... .••. .••..••121 Griffis, Kathleen •....•..... .......90, 116 Owens, Jim •......•.......•....53, 64, 65, Griffiths, Croig .•..•.•..•..••...•.. 54, 116 72, 79, 107,121 Grossnickle, Lindo .... 25, 88, 94, 116 Guest, Lee •..... .••.•.........56, 78, 116 H T Hooke, Carole Lee .......... ... ...79, 88, Takagi, Paulo .••.•......••....•.•..•. . 123 90, 94, 116 Tatum, Phyllis ............... .... ...•..... 123 185

Taylor, Barbara .............. 79, 123 Baker, Jonnetta ......•.........•... 127 Crawford, J•m .............97, 129 . 22, 95, 132 Taylor, Dean •.... 64 Baker, Crae •..• 127 Croyk, lee . .129 ..... 35, 131 Taylor, Pat . .••...•..••....79, 123 Baker, McKay ... •... ... ... • •...• 127 Crebs, Conn e . .. .............. 129 • 131 T bbs, Jeff 41, 46, 47, Ba er Randy • 4 1, 61, Crebs, Terry .92, 129 Gnzzell, Pat . . .132 50, 79,123, lBO 72, 83, 92, 127 Croxford, Chad ......... 129 Guest, Rodney 79, 81, 83,104,131 Thalmann, Janette 86, 93, 103, 123 Barben, Marsha ......•.•.•.... 127 D Guiterrez, Anna ................... 132 Thomas, Dave . • •• • • 123 Bartholomew, Don • •. . • 127 Thomas, Karl ...•....•......•.... 80, 123 Bascom, Coralee ............90, 127 H Thornblad, Kay .69, 89, 123 Basso, Koren . • •91, 127 Dahn, Dentse ............ 87, 88, 129 Ttmathy, Gary ........................ 123 Bean, Dte .......•.........••.•.58, 127 Dam,anovteh, Mary • . .. ....... 129 Hadley, Kent 13 1 Ttschner, Pat • •. • . . 37, 80, 104, Bean, Lourolee •..•..•••.•••••. 127 Daniels, Jolene .. ..... .. .... . 129 Hodl y, Roxann ......74, 132 124,158,164 Beckstead, Jack . ..40, 42, 55, 127 Dansie, Bonnte ........... 88, 129, 161 Hafen, NICk ..... 88, 131 Tuttle, Robert •.••......•.. • .•..•...••. 123 Beckstead, Rtchard ...... 104, 127 Davenport, Ravenna . •• 129 Hale, Julene ............... 34, 104, 132 Tuttle, Sondra ..• .71, 79, 85, 124 Bee strom, Mary. 67, 127 Davtd, Don ................................ 129 Halpm, Diane • • .. .. . ........ .132 v Beer, Douglas •. .. ................ 127 Davidson, Deidra •. 130 Hansen, Beverley .. . ...... 36, 132 Bell, Leslte •. .. 97, 127 Dovts, Donald ......................... 129 Hansen, Connte ........ .. ......... 132 Beratto, Russell ........................ 127 Dean, Lynette • • . . . .36, 78, 130 Hansen, Cydney .95, 132 Van Orman, Pam •.. 34, 77, 78, Bergan, Bob .. .. . .. . . ....... ..... 127 Dellagnola, Mary ................ 130 Hansen, Janet ..... .71, 87, 132 85,104,124 Berger, Vol •.• . ....................... 127 DeMarco, Joe ................. 129 Hansen, Shauna ...........84, 132 Van Setters, Broa 77, 79, 85, 124 Berggren, Tom .58, 65, DeMdle, Sheldon ...95,104,129 Harada, Richard ........ 56, 83, 131 Van Volkenburg, Pe•er • 41, 47, 50, 6B, 88,127,160 Demke, Kent ........................ 130 Horrls, Jeanne ................. 81, 132 57,104,123,180 Btgler, Shern . .. .................. 127 Denning, Crotg .... . . . •.. 130 Harryman, KayLynn . 132 Vaughn, M.chael •. . • 54, 61, 123 Blanco, Norma .127 Denntng, Otanne .... .. . ........ ..130 Hatch, Cynthia ................ 132 Vigtl, Dana ••...70, 73, 79, 88, 123 Boggess, Susan ................. 79, 127 Despatn, Jontce . • .130 Hatch, Trudy. .132 Vtgtl, Tnno .•...• 123 Bowman, Mtke 127 Despatn, Ju!.e ... .... . . ....... 130 Hathaway, Kathte ............132 Vlakovich, Tom .......•.....•... 123 Brady, Mtke ................ 61,127 Despatn, Larry . . . . . . . . . . 40, 42, Hathenbruck, Wesley .40, 42, 131 Brody, Val .................... 83, 128 54,61,130 Haueter, Dtanne ................... 132 vv Brannan, Tom .................. 128 Despa m, lmda ........................ 130 Henneman, Ron ......... 53, 61, 131 Brems, Dovtd .. . ......... 83, 128 DeSpam, Ola • . .... . 70, 130, 160 Htckman, lynda Sue . . . . .132 Wal er, Leon •••.. 123 Bnggs, Jolene ... 127 OtBella, Mtchelene ................... 130 Htlton, Vance .................. 132 Walsh, Robert ...•••.....•..••..• 123 Broggs, Paul . . . . .. .. 83, 128 Otc ·ey, Chm . . .88, 94, 130, 164 Hobbs, Ewelleen . .132 Wenberg, Linda ..71, 78, 124 Bnmholl, Dentse . . .... . ...... 127 Om us, Terro . .. .... ... ..... 130, 160 Hodgson, Brent ....................... 132 Wenberg, Lorna .........71, 78, 124 Brown, Colleen ..... 36, 74, 75, 128 Otnkelman, Jan ......... 130 Hokanson, Brad ............ 132 Wond, Tony •••••..•........ 89, 124 Brown, Jeanette .................... 128 Doty, Brton .................. 83, 130 Holfeltz, Kyle ... .. ................ 132 Ward, Shen ... ....•..77, 93, 124 Brunetti, Tony • 40, 54, 61, 128 Dory, Nancy ........................ 130 Holladay, Dan ............40, 50, 51, Ware, Ken •.......•....79, 124 Bruse, Dovtd . . . . ............ 128 Drake, Sandt ..... .. • 130 58,104,126,131 Warmker, Barbara ...• .•..70, 78, Budge, Kenneth • . 128 Dumas, Charolet .................. 130 Holloway, Mike .................... 132 85,90,124 Buhler, Mtke ......................... 12B Dutson, Pat . .. •• 130 Hollstetn, Claudta ........ 132 Warner, Bill ..•.. ....••.• 108, 124 Wasden, Carl .••...•..•.•. 59, 79, 124 Bullock, Connte • ................. 128 E Holmstrom, Tim ................ 54, 132 Bullock, Darrell • . • . . . . . 58, 128 Hoopttaine, Joe Je ............. 133 Watahomtgie, Ben ....•.46, 47, 50, Bullock, Dan . . . . . .55, 97, 128 Hopkms, Tom . . ... . ........ 132 59, 60, 124, 1BO Burch, Becky .. .... . . ... 128 Eaton, Larry ....... 130 Horsley, John ...................... 132 Watanabe, Paul •..•...... 41, 61, 64, Burdette, Michael ................ 128 Eavenson, Jonett .................... 130 Horttn, Shellie .. ... • . .... 132 78,101, 104,106,124, 165 Burdick, Patt1 • • ......36, 128 Ecker, Kris ....69, 75, 84, 95, 130 Householter, Ltnda .................. 133 Wats, Ktm •..57,61,79,85,124 Burgan, Janet. ..........91,128 Eckman, JoAnn . . • .......... 130 Houskeeper, Cratg G ......... 132 Webb, lynne ..• • ....•• •...78, 124 Burgan, K m ........53, 72, 128 Egan, Dennts ......................... 130 Hauskeeper, Mtchael .............. 132 Webster, Eileen ........•..78, 82, 124 Burtnshow, tm .61,128 Ekker, Nancy • .. • • • • .130 Houston, Elaine .. .74, 93, 133 West, Mark ......................... 124 Burt, Par ................................ 128 Elder, Jon ............................... 130 Howard, Paula ..................... 133 Westbury, Jtm .•...........•..•••.•. 124 Bush, Bt'l ..... . . • . • ..... .. .128 Eldredge, Gerald .................... 130 Hubert, Jody ........................ 133 Whtle, John •......•..•..•..4 1, 61, 124 Butcher, Larry ..... 58, 61, 104, 128 Ellerman, Gerrt ................ 87, 130 Hunick, Kathy .......... 133 Whtt ng, Joseph ···-···· •.••... 47, 50, Butler, Ilene .. ........ 128 Erickson, Steve ................ 72, 130 Hurst Marilyn ..........69, 133 61, 79,103,124 Butterf eld, Kem ... 92, 128 Eskelsen, Vicki ................. 131 Whittaker, Layne •.......•.......79, 124 c Evans, Mtchael ........50, 51, 61, 130 Willden, Norman .......••••...•.. 124 Eves, Cheryl • • • • • ... 131 Williams, Stephen ....•......• 104, 124 Caldwell, Colleen ...... 102, 128 F Iversen, Stanko ................... 74, 133 Wtlsan, Byron •••....••.••.•....•..• 124 lvie, Frank ........................ 132 Winget, Nancy ....•......•••....... 124 Coldwell, Sharlene ................... 129 J Wmn, Robyn . ..••..•..•••.•.....• 124 Campbell, Randy • .... .. ...... 128 Fannm, Jeff ........................ 130 Wtseman, Judy ..................... 124 Connon, Dan ....................58, 129 Faulkner, Don ..........96, 97, 130 Wood, Martm .•.............••..• 124 Cardwell, Charlene ................... 128 Fouse!!, Suzte ............................ 131 Jacobs, Terry ........................... 133 Wootton, Ltnda •... •. •• .•..•..•. 124 Carlson, Candy ................97, 128 Fencks, John .... .. .. 56, 72, 130 Jacobson, Maureen •.86, 96, 133 y Campbell, Lee .................96, 129 Fieldstad, Dale ........... 66, 102, 130 Jaram1llo, Joe . ... ... ......... .... 132 Carlson, Kurt .......................72, 128 ftefdstad, Darrell ..... 55, 61, 130 Jaramillo, Teresa ................ 133 Corn, Mtehael ......................96, 129 Flinders, Gatl ........................... 131 Jenktns, Jeniel .............36, 78, 133 Youngren, Ltz .•.............. 124 Carroll, Don . ... .....72, 128 Flores, Zenaida ........................ 131 Jensen, Kristie .......... 88, 104, 134 z Cartmill, Jeff .....................67, 128 Forbush, Chm ................. 131 Jensen, Kristine .......................... 134 Cartwright, David .............41, 44, Frank, Herman ......................... 130 Jensen, Rebecca ...................... 134 64, 65, 88, 128 Freeman, Eric ......53, 79, 92, 130 Jensen, Suzanne ... •.............. 134 Zaganch, Susan .•..........80, 93, 124 Carver, PatriCia ......... 37, 79, 128 Fner, Charles .......................... 130 Jenson, Sterling ...................40, 42, Cozter, Judy ...................90, 128 Fnis, Kathy .......................... 131 58, 92, 132 Cheston, Doug .............55, 95, 129 Fromm, Mama ................... 86, 131 Jentzsch, Susan ....................... 134 JUNIORS Chavez, Patrie ......40, 42, 58, 129 Fullmer, George ............ 130 Jeppson, Delores ........ 95, 104, 134 A Chavts, Jody ........................... 128 Johns, Karyn ....................... 134 Chesley, Vie ............................ 128 G Johnson, Annette ..................36, 134 Chmtensen, Ktm ...................... 129 Johnson, Darlene .... • ........... 134 Albanese, Carl ..•...•....... 104, 127 Chnstensen, Scott ......... ...•53, 129 Gallegos, Carol ................ 131 Johnson, Elaine ...................71, 134 Alldredge, Janet .•.•••.••....•..87, 127 Chnstensen, Shan ...................128 Gallegos, Karen ..................... 131 Johnson, Jeanine ........86, 97, 134 Allen, Perry ...................•••.. 55, 127 Chnstopherson, Annette ............ 128 Gerbic, Sylvta ............................ 131 Johnson, Stephen ................65, 132 Allen, Stephen .. .... .. ••••..• .. 127 Cin:ron, Ada .......................90, 128 Gerona, Randy ................. 42, 56, Johnston, Craig ................... 132 Allred, Kathee .•..•.•...................• 127 Clark, Debbie .......................... 128 61,130,140 Jones, Janet ......36, 69, 84, 95, 134 Amundsen, Debbie . ....••.. 127 Clavell, Susan ................91, 128 Gilbert, Kns ...................... 103, 131 Jorgenson, Terry ........................ 132 Anagnostakts, Marti ....•.•• 95, 127 Coats, Ctndy ...................'..... 128 Giron, Eddie ............................ 130 Josephson, Rase ..........71, 95, 134 Anderson, Dentse •.....•..... 36, 66, 127 Colltns, Pam .. • .. ............. 129 Gttttns, Linda ............................ 131 Judy, Lee Ann .............. 134 Anderson, Mary .••••.•••••••••....• 127 Conder, Sharlene .............70, 75, Gtttms, Velma ......................... 131 Anderson, Steven ..........•........•.... 127 84, 86, 104, 126, 129 Gfanvdle, Scott .......................... 131 K Arment, Loren .••..•.••••....•.... 127 Conover, Kevin ....................... 129 Glenn, Rosalyn ......................... 131 Arnell, Jeff ..........................58, 127 Cook, Robert ............................ 129 Glover, Brian ......................... 131 Karapanos, Pete ........................ 132 Kartchner, Reed ..................... 132 Arnold, Betsy • • • •.•.•.•.66, 127 Cordingley, Terry .................... 129 Gomez, Mary ........................... 131 Kauffman, Becky ...................... 134 Kay, Hope ................. 29, 90, 134 Ashby, Marte ...................... 127 Corlett, Paul ............................ 129 Gordon, Ilene ............................ 131 Kelley, Byron ..............55, 64, 132 Kelsch, Glen ........................ 79, 132 B Cottingham, Dave ......72, 97, 129 Graham, Bannte ................. 86, 131 Kerkstek, Peggy ........................ 134 Kidd, Colleen ....................... .71, 134 Courrier, Tom .....................58, 129 Grant, Nanette .......................... 131 Cowley, Lynn ....................74, 129 Green, DeAnn ................... 37, 131 Babcock, Lmda ....•.••• •..•• •••.•• .127 Cowley, Robert ......................... 129 Green, Kelvm ............................ 131 Boer, Ralph ..•..•.••....................... 127 Cram, Vicki ............................ 129 Green, Monty ......................... 131 86

Kinsley, Mrke ...................•• 132 Ne lson , Koren . . . . • .......... 137 Rogers , Derdre ..... 37, 65, 88 , 139 v Krtt, LoRheo ..... • ........ 87, 134 Rogerson , Joy ............. 92, 97 , 136 Kl itgoord, Kath ryn . . .. .. . . 88, 134 Nelson, Steve • • ........ .. ... .... 134 Rollr ns , Kenn ......................59, 136 Kocherhons, Janet ............91 , 134 Romero, Annabel .•.. ....... ... . . 139 Newbold , Co ry . . . . . . . . .57 , 134 Rom ro, Ca rl ..............55 , 61 , 136 Rosenhon , Don .............. 87 , 136 Newma n, Glendo ................. 137 Ross , Charles ............................ 136 Von Alphen , Trneke 37 , 79, B6, 141 Ross r, Richard ......................... 137 Von Dam , Clou dr o .................. 141 L Newton, Lrndo ........ • .•. 6 5, 137 Rowley , Reg rno .................... 139 Von Wagoner, Carol ............... 141 Von Zyverden , Kotre .......... 104 , 141 Nrcho ll s, Jacque ................... 13 7 s Vennerr , Vick ie ...... ... . ........ 141 Vlokovrch, John ...................... 139 Nick le, Gordon Bernard ........ 134 vv Landers, Dennrs ..........•..•.......... 133 Nrckle , Gwen ................. . ..... 137 Wade, Brent ............ 54 , 61 , 139 Londvotter, Vrk . ••• .•..•.• 37, 135 Nrel son , Cl iff ...••. .. .. 59 , 85 , 134 Waechter, AI ............... .... 139 Walker, Brll .......................... .. 139 Larrabee, Mark ......•............ .. 133 Nrelson , Darla ......................... 137 Walker, Cro rg .... . • •• ...... ..... 139 Walker, Kathleen ..................... 141 Leary, Claudio ...... ....•....•...• ...... 135 Nielsen , Dick .......................... . 134 Wallace , Cro rg ••• •. ..........97 , 139 Walsh, John ........................65, 139 Leovrtt, Steve ...•............56, 73 , 133 Nielsen, Mary ........... 37, 104 , 137 Wonkrer, Ga il • • .................. 14 1 Word, Johnny ........................ 139 LeFevre , Leslre Ann ...•....•..71, 135 Nrelsen , Rond ie ................... 13B Sabey, Don .................73, 78 , 137 Worner, D'Ann .................... 141 Worner, Noreen .... ................ 141 LeFevre , Vilene ..•.................•.... 135 Nielson , Patricio ....................... 137 Soez, Carmen ....... •....73 , 78 , 137 Wayman, Susan .............95 , 141 Webb, Kerry ....................... 139 Lindqu ist , Wendy •••....••. 104, 135 Nix , Mary .................. ....... ...... 138 Sharp, Scott ......41 , 50, 51 , 61.137 Welch , Lindo .............. 81 , 90, 141 Welch, Paulette .................... 14 1 l ines, Brll •................................. 133 N6rthom, Kotrrno ......... B7, 91 , 138 Shelton , Steve .......41, 42 , 61 , 137 Wengren, Marsha .................... 141 West, Rrck .. ...... ...... •• • •••. 139 Lloyd, Janet ••.•••••••.•••. 87 , 135 Nunley , Kath ie ........... 138 Somow rtz , Krr .......... • • 92 , 137 West, Roger ............................... 140 Whrte, JoAnn ...... .... ... . ......... 14 1 Lochhead , Potrrce ..................•.•. 134 Schow, Vaughn ...................... 137 White , Roger ................ .. ..... 140 White, Sherman ..... ........ 67, 140 Long , Jrll •...... 34 , 67, 104 , 135 0 Schuh , Crys ..............71, 88, 95, 139 Whrteley, Mrke ..................... .... 140 Widerburg, Arnie .................. 140 Lopez, Lucy .•..........•.................. 135 Schulte, Fern ........................ 139 Wight, Christrno ................... 141 Wil es, Koren ...............90, 141 LuCioir , Gayle • ...•..•.....••. 135 Oeser, Shone ...71, 90, 138 Schulte, Glenn ................137 Wrlson , Brent .................... . .... 140 Wrlson, Leslee ...... B2, 103, 14 1 Lund , Allison ....................... 135 Olson, Dione ........................... 13B Searle, Stan ............................. 137 Winegar, Todd ............. 64 , 65, 140 Winget , Steven .................. 29, 73, Lund , Jan ice ••..•• 88, 135 , 161 Olson , Kay ............................ 138 Sharp , Boyd .... .. . . ..••. 65 , 137 79, 88, 92, 140 Lundevoll , Robynn ................... 135 Omena , Mrchoel .......... •.•.•. 134 Shory, Scott ......41 , 50 , 51 ; 61 , 137 Wrnge , Trm .................41, 42 , 140 Wrsemon , Bruce ............ ...... 140 Lundgreen , Den ise • •.....71 , 135 Orr, Melody .....•......69, 104 , 138 Shelton, Steve ..... 41,52,61 , 137 Wiseman, Jerry ..... ................. 140 Wrthers, Mike ......... •............. 140 Lyman, Bruce ..........•.•..•... .83, 133 Ortego, Richard ............. ....... 134 Shepherd, Mrke ....................55, 137 Wood, Gloria .......... 65 , 67, 74, 141 Wood, Keith .............................. 140 Lyon , Duane •.•.....••.....•. 59 , 133 Osborne, flo Moe ...............64,138 Shurtleff, leonn ....... 74 , 87, 95 , 139 Woodward, Peggy ................... 14 1 Wooten, Debbie ...... ....... ....... 14 1 Lyon, Ron .......•. 133 Ostler, Paul •.•.....•.... 42,51,59 , Silverton , Sandy ....................... 139 Wor man , Clair ....................... 140 Workman, Steve ....... ....92, 140 M 61,7B, 134 Singleton , Paul . • .65 , 96, 97 , 137 Wrrght , Robert ..................... 140 Mackay, Mernll ................. 133 Ostler, Pau l 42, 51,59, 61,78,134 Srostrom , Shoun ......... .......... 139 y Mackay, Nancy .....37, 74, 95, 135 Mockrntosh, Don ...... .. .. 40, 42, 61 , Owens. Peggy .... .................. 13B Slaughter ,Tom .• . • . ....... 83, 137 104, 126, 133 p Smart, Glono ..........................139 Madsen, Koren .. ..... .. .••••• .•135 Madsen , Lucille . .........88 , 104 , 135 Smart, Gordon . . ... 41, 42, 59 , Madsen, Luncrndo • ... •• • .88, 135 Mangum , Patti .. ....................... 135 73, 103, 137 Marchant, Michele .......78, 79, 135 Marlar, Rosemary ..............78, 79, Pace , Debra .•........74, BB, 138 Smart, Terry ... 41,42, 57,61 , 137 B6, 97, 135 Page, Jeff . • •.....96, 104, 134 Smrth , Bonn e ......................... 140 Martinez, Tony ... ................ 133 Martinez , Tony M..................... 133 Pork, Lowno .. . . •... .. . • 138 Sm rth , Jon ce ...........91 , 140 Mascaro, Susan .................37, 75 , Paxman, Rrchord ..................... 134 Sm rth , King ................... B3, 137 79, 84 , 95 , 136 Masters, Margaret • ..... ........ 136 Pearce, Loren . .•. .. .• • •..•.. 135 Sm ith, Lynn • . • •......... 83 , 137 Matthews, Dove .. .. .................... 133 Mottsson, Roloyne ...... . . ... ..79, 136 Pearson, Joel .....................65, 135 Smrth, Marshall ........................ 137 Maynard, Dove ........................ 133 Maynes, Sheldon ....... 40, 42, 133 Penfold, Susan . .• .. ....... ......... 138 Sm rth, Paulette .............91 , 140 McAllister, Drone ...................... 136 McClung, Robert .......73, 79, 133 Perkes, Anne .............................. 13B Smrth , Stephen ............ . ...... B3 , 137 McCurdy, Carlos ....... ............ .. . 133 McFarland, Paul .. .. ........... ........ 133 Perkrns, Bart ...... . ..........57, 135 Snedeger, Tom •..•.. . •.... ...... . 138 Mclff, Lindo ............ ................. 136 Mclachlan, Barbaro .................... 136 Perry, Kathy .....................95 , 13B Snyder, Amber ..............35, 140 McNealy, Arvy ...... . ...• ... • . 133 McRae, Shouno ....... .................. 136 Petersen, Mrke . ........ 135 Snyder, Richard . •............... 138 Meadows , Connie ... • .. .• •• .. 136 Merrell, Reed . .......................... 133 Peterson , Bruce C. ................... . 135 Sorensen , Kathy .................. B7 , 140 Meyers , Gero ldine ............ ...... 136 Michael, Gabriele ... ................. 1::;6 Peterson, Bruce W ...... . .. .7B, 135 Sorensen, Krm . ................. .......... 13B Mrddleton, Craig ............ .... 51, 133 Mtlgote, Krrstr .... •.................•• 136 Peterson, Cherne ...............37, 138 Sorensen, Ronald ....41, 42, 65, 13B Miller, Marilyn ... .....70, 75, B6, 136 Miller, Rodger ........40, 42, 92, 133 Peterson, Duane ................. 135 Sorensen, Tem ...............74 , 140 Miller, Vicky .......... . ...... 87, 136 Millet, Faith •. .................•.. B1 136 Peterson, Gory ......................... 135 Sorenson, Kenley ................... 13B Mills, Marsha ..... ......... .... ........:.136 Milner, Bill ..... ............. .... ...... .. 134 Peterson, Kevin ............. .. ....... 135 Soulier Scott .... 41 , 45, 50, Mitchell, Lana • .... ......... •...... 136 Mitchell, Robert ....40, 42, 104 , 134 Petruzz r, Duane .................42, 57, 51, 52 , 61, 65 , 73, 13B Moffett, Deylene ............. ........... 136 Monroe, Tansy ...... .............. .... 136 p. 103,10~,135 Southworth, Ron ...................... 13B Montague, Valerie .................... 136 Moon, Marsha ....................... ... 136 ett, Lrndo ............. ........... . 95, 13B Stoker, Paul ................. ....... ... ... 13B Moore, Richard ......... ................. 134 Morley, Joe . .... ........ .......... B1, 134 Phelps, Joey . . .... .. .. ............... 135 Starn, Loni .. . ........ ............... 138 Morris, Jacque ............... .......... 136 Morrison, Kathy ............ ......... 137 Phillips, Jock ........... ............ . 137 Stonsf·eld. Dennrs ..... .... 54 , 61 , 13B Mosher, Shone ..40, 42, 56, 61, 134 Mounteer, Arlen ............. ........... 134 Prdcock, Echo ........................ 138 Stapley, Pam .•.•..•.....•..•... 140 Yomoshrro, Gory ............41, 42, 53 , Mounteer, Gayle ........................ 137 Mounteer, lindsey ... • . ... 81, 134 Prkulrn, Peter ............. ....... 137 Stouffer, Tom ............... 87, BB , 13B 79, 104,140 Myers, Scott .............................. 134 Myrick, Mary Ellen . ................ 137 Piotr, Stephen . ......................... 137 Steed, Sarah •••. . ............ 140 Yengrch , Rrchord ................... . 140 Pollock, Alex ............ ............. 135 Stevens, Dorelyn ........••.....••• .•140 Young, David .... ..... 41, 42, 59, Pollock, Randy ....................65, 136 Stevens, Kim . ....... .............. 138 61, 79,104,140 Pomikolo, Don ........ .......... ..... 136 Story, Debra .................. BB, 94 , 140 Young, Richard . . ... ............. 140 Pomikolo, Ronny . ....... ................ 136 Stocks, Joy .• •. ••• •....... B3, 13B Young, Roy .......................59, 140 Potter, Karl . ....................... 136 Stohel, Glenn .•....•....... ....... 67, 138 Young, Steve ....................... 141 Poulsen, Shonno ..................86, 138 Strrnghom, Max ............... 138 Yuhas , Jeanne ...79, 82,141 Preston, Booker ... ... .......... .78, 136 Strong, Colleen ....................90, 140 z Price, Pam .............................. .. 138 Stutz, Claro •. • .•...•.. .... 140 Price, Robyn ................. ..... BB, 138 T Price, Ron ............................95, 136 Zobrrskie , Lee .................... ..... 141 Prigmore, Steve ........ . . ..74, 136 Zobriskre, Paul ... . . .. . .. 14 1 Proctor, Connie ........................ 139 Taylor, Marsha ........ ............ 140 Templrn, Carl ••... ...73, 81 , 97, 138 Prows , Arlene ..... ............ .......... 139 Thomas, Don ......... ............. 13B SOPHOMORES Thomas, Sharon ...... ..... ..... ....... 140 Prutzman, Wayne ..................... 136 Thompson, Brent ................... 13B Thompson, Ellen •..•....••••...71 , 140 Pugmire, Sterling ......... . .....136 Thompson, Julro . ........ ........... 140 A Thompson, Susan ................... . 140 R Thomson, Shouno ................. 140 Adorr, Kerry ................. 143 Thornton, Pam .......... . ..... ..... 140 Tibbetts, Scott ............. 55, 57, 13B Adams, Steve .......... ........... B3, 143 Trrmble , Ilene .... ..........37, 95, 140 Rorns, Betty Jean .... . • •• 139 Trujillo, Adolph M ......54 , 61 , 138 Alford , Terry ........................87, 143 Tsuyo, Joy . ........... BB, 140, 161 Rakes , Sondra . .............. 71, 139 Tueller, Kathy .................... . 141 Allen, Eddy ... ........ ..... .....52, 143 Twitchell, Claron ............. 92, 13B Raleigh, Kathy ..... .. .. 37, 75, 139 Tycksen, Steven • • ........... .83 , 139 Allen, Mesic ................. 104, 143 Raleigh, Ken ...................... 59,136 u Allen, Martha ....................83, 143 Ros'Tlussen, Stan .... ..... .......41, 42, Allen, Rochelle ............ ............. 143 65, 78, 104, 136 Allen , Sam ................................ 143 Rees, Joe •• •. . • •. .... .. 136 Anderson, Brron ....................... 14 3 Reyes , Trno .......... ................... 139 Anderson, Delores ................ B1, 143 Rhodes, Dole . ••... ...... . .92, 163 Anderson, Erleen Jo ........ .. ...... 143 Rrchords, Kathleen .. 64, 65, 71, 139 Anderson, Korrie ........................ 143 N Richens, Jeannie . . ......... . . . 139 Anderson, Marilyn ............ 104, 143 Note, Shelley ........................... 137 Richmond, Louise .............. ..71, 139 Anderson, Mark ........................ 143 Neil, Brent ................. ............... 134 Nelson, Garland ................... .. 134 Ridd, Vernon . . .............. .. . . 136 Anderson, Sandy ........................143 Nelson, John ............................ 134 Rrgler, Renoe . .... .......... ........ 139 Updyke, Terry ................65, 141 Anderson, Trm S. ...................... 143 Urry , Becky .................. ....... .. .. 141 Roberts, Rrley ...... ...... ........ 136 Utley, Chris .••.41, 42, 61, 83, 139 Andrews, Lorraine . ..... .. ......... 143 Rocha, Paul ............................... 136 Archuleta, Roy .......................... 143 !9 187

Asoy, Bdl ........................ 81 , 14 3 Chmtensen , Doug ....4 3, 52, 5 8 , 14 5 G1 e rsz, De n1se ........ 146 K Asoy, Stepho n• e • • •..•.••.•... 143 Chmtensen, J oe ............... 145 G lonvdle, Kns ......................... 147 Ash by, Edd ie ..................•....•..... 143 hn ste nsen , Robert .................... 145 G len n, Ga rth ................... 147 Astroth , K1r . •• . • 64 , 72, 143 Chmt•o nson, Pa ulo ........95 , 144 G love r, Bloke .....................51 , 147 Kartchne r, Steve . . . . 4 3, 6 5, 150 A kinson , Ka thleen ...........••.... 14 3 Cla wson, Ha rvey ............... 146 G lover, Greg •• .•• ............,... 147 Kahs, Mtke ......................... 150 Augoson, Mary •.••••.•.••.. 143 Clayton, Marie • ......... 14 5 G love r, Rod ...... 43 , 5 2, 104 , 147 Katstlo s, Steve ...... • .1 4 9, 150 Ault, Lindo ....•.....•.................... 143 Colli ns , V•cki ........................ 145 Gonza les, Elo• ne ................... 146 Kell ogg, Lauree ........................ 148 Auslln , Louno ........... 143 Commons , Ca rol • • . ...... 65 , 145 Gonzales, Norma ..................... 146 Kemp, Ka y .......................... 148 Conde r, Bob ........................... 146 Good se ll, Ma ry Ann ............... 146 Kem p , Kelly ....................... 87 , 148 B Co nt1, An no Mar ie ......... 145 Gordon , Leslie ........................ 147 Kenda ll, Kat hy ........... .... ... 148 Cook, Mo rven ...............54 , 146 Groehl, Solly ........................ 146 Keog h, Brio n .............. 43 , 104 , 150 Bagley, Pam .... • ••.••143 Coo , R1cho rd . • ..43 , 146 Green, Mike ........................... 147 Keyes, Kriss .............................. 148 Ba iley, Barbaro ................... 143 Cool ey, Nolan .................. 146 Green, Sherman ................. 147 K• e l, Pa t ................................ 14 8 Bo in , Susan . •• • . • • •...• 143 Copley , Ann .. .. . . . .. 97 , 145 G reen, Steven . . ................... 14 7 K1nsley , Roge r ................. 4 3, 15 0 Bonks , Russell ............................ 14 3 Carwe ll , Peggy . .. ................. 145 Gr, ff eth, Robe rt ............ 51 , 57, 147 K.rch, Herbe rt ........................... 150 Bannon, Dean ............93, 143 Cottingham , Steve •.•5 5 , 72, 97 , 146 Gri ff is, Ja net Leo ................95 , 146 Kirk, Da rlene ........................ 148 Bornhurst, Kevm G........... 88 , 143 Courtney , Jo neen .............95 , 14 5 G rossn •ckle, Do w n Lyn ne .......... 146 K1o r, Jeff ........ 43 , 50, 5 1, 52 , 15 0 Barrett, Don ................. 143 Cowle y, Jon •. ... .. . ..•••..•96 , 145 Gue st, Debb oe . . .. .. ................ 146 Knudsen , Scott ............. .... .. .. 150 Borsody, Allan .......................... 143 Cowley , Paul ine ................ 95 , 145 H Knobel, Ke ith ........................... 150 Bascom , Susan ......91 , 143 Crone, Sandy ........................ 145 Krah enbu hl, Joanne ............. 148 Both , Allen ............................ 143 Crawford, Richard ................ 146 Kulku s, J ohn .......................... 150 Beol , Gory .• . .•.• . . 43 , 58 , 143 Cummings , Marla ... . 145 Hogen , Kev•n .. •.......... 147 L Beol, Rick ........................... 65 , 143 Curt1s, John .............. 146 Hall , Janet ........................ 146 loCome, larry ................97, 150 l o cox, Ben 1amm .... . . • . • •• 150 Beckstead, Kris •• . . .• 96, 143 Cutle r, Co•hy ........ .95, 145 Hampton, L•ndo ............71 , 146 loman , R•ck . . ................81 , 150 Land ers, Vick ie .................. • .1 48 Beckstead , Lynette ....•..... 104 , 144 Ha nsen , Debb•e ............... 146 La ndvatte r, Brent .................... 150 Larsen, Annette ..................95 , 148 Beckstead , Roxanna • .•• . .• 144 D Ha nsen , LoDeon ..................... 146 Larsen , Fred ..................43 , 55 , 150 Larsen , Larry ............................ 150 Beer, Steve ........•..............43 , 143 Hansen , Lorry .......................... .. 147 Larsen , M1tZ1 ........................ 148 Lasater, Michael .................. 43 , 150 Belcher, David ...................... 143 Da h l, Koren ...... ........... 145 Hansen , Mou reeno . .. ............ 146 Lountzen, Cheryl .................... 148 Lauritzen , LonoVon ............ 71 , 148 Bennett, Carol Ann ...............•. 144 Dov1S, Ann .. . .....86, 145 Hansen , Russ .....................55 , 147 Leake, Brent .............43 , 59, 150 Leak, Ma rsha ......................97, 148 Berrett, Caro lyn ........... •........ 144 Dov1s, Roloyne ......................... 145 Hanson , Vic •. . .............. 147 Ledkins , Steven ........... .. ......... 150 Lennberg , Conn 1e Jean .. 71 , 81 , 148 Bess, Koren .. . .......................... . 144 Day, Brad ....... . ................. 146 Hardee , Lmdo ...................... ...... 147 leonard , Richard .................. 150 Leyba , JoAnn ............................ 14 8 Bigler, Allen .•...........••.•.••.•...•.. 143 Dozley, Pam ............................. 145 Harr is, Bruce ........................ 147 Leyba , Mo ta lda Jerry ..........97 , 148 Lmdauer, Douglas Fred ........55, 150 Bigler, Arnie J ........................ 143 Dean , Marlo .... 43, 51 , 52 , 58, 146 Hortman, Thomas . .................... 148 Lmdgren , Dorothy ......... ...... 81, 149 Lmdley, Gayle .......................... 149 B•gler, C•ndy ......................... 144 DeGooyer, D'Anno .................. 145 Harward, Randy ...................... 148 Littlefield, Dianne ........ .............. 149 Lloyd, Pot ........ ..... ................... 14 9 Bigler, Wayne Keith ...... 67 , 75 , 143 De Groot , Chmtme ............71 , 145 Hathaway , Michael ........ 52 , 58, 148 Long , Terry ................... ............. 150 Lopez, Diana ............................ 149 Biltz, Stanley .......................... 143 Dene ri s, Deni .......................... 145 Hawker, Gene ........................... 148 Lopez, Rachel ............................ 14 9 Love less , Marg ie ...................... 149 B•rd , Kenne h Dee .................... 143 Denn•ngton, Ann .... . .........145 Hellstrom , Eric .......73 , 83 , 95 , 148 lund, Jolene ............................ 14 9 Lusty, Brett . ............................... 150 Bishop, Bruce .......................... 143 Densley, Bruce ....................... . 146 Herd , Kev m .. . . ................. 14 8 Lyon , Sue ........ .......................... 149 Lyon, Wayne ......................... 150 Blo~r, Bruce ... ...................... 143 Dens ley , Ron ............43 , 58, 146 Hess, Scott ..................43 , 95, 148 M Block, Gordon ......................... 14 3 Dewey, Showno .................... 145 Hickman , Dan ........................ 148 Boggess, M•ke • . ............... 144 Dodge, Merrdl ............... 88, 146 H1ckman , Wayne .................... 148 Bol li ger, oncy ............... 14 2, 144 Doman , Mark .. ... .. .•• ........... 146 HICks , M •chell e ....................... 147 Booth, Sandy • .. .. • . ...........144 Dongo, Jean ............................. 145 Hic kson , Colleen ...................... 147 Borg, Don ................................ 144 Doom , Jon1s • . • .................... 145 Hill s , Kev in Douglas ......73 , 83 , 148 Bosworth, Raymo .....83, 144 Doty, Cynth ia .......................... 145 Hobbs , Michael ................. 148 Boulton , Jock•e .......................... 144 Doyle, Don .................... 146 Holt, M~ek•e ............................. 147 Bowlden, Kim .......... .43, 52, 144 Droke, Lorry ........................72, 146 Holt, Randy ............................ 148 Boyce, David .................. .......... 144 Droney , Dee • •• •.••.. .. ............ 146 Hood , Kay ....................71, 104 , 147 Briggs, Guy ............ ... 43, 94 , 144 Draper, Carolyn ....................... 145 Horrocks , Mark ..... .... 83, 94, 148 Br1m, Greg ... ...... ............ ........... 144 Oreskovich, Jeanette ....... ......... 145 Hartin, Von ....................73 , 81, 148 Brough , Ricky ...... .... ................. 144 Dumas, Dove .......................43, 146 Howard, Kelly ...... ....... .. .......... 148 Brown , Duane ....................96 , 144 Howell , Mark ......................43 , 148 Brown, Jonyce .......................... 144 E How1ck, Larry .............. 43 , 52 , 148 Brown, Joe ................................ 144 Hubert, Rowland ........................ 148 Brown, Roy ............. ................... 144 Eby, Debbie ...................... ..... 146 Hudson, Gary ............................ 148 Brown, Rick ........................52, 144 Edmunds, Conn •e .................... 146 Hu ish , Carol ............................. 147 Brown, Teresa ............................ 144 Edwards, J im •. ..................... . 146 Hunter, Rob ........................43 , 148 Brown, Terry .................. ............ 144 Ekstrom , Violet .................... 81, 145 Huntsman, M•tch .... .......... .43, 148 Brown, Volene .......... ......... ....... 144 Elmer, Jerry • •......................... 146 Hurst, Karen ............................. 147 Broyles, Don ............................ 144 Engstrum , Robert ...................... 146 Macfarlane, Sheri ......... .. .95, 149 Mackay , Kay ............................ 150 Buchanon, Lyle ...................43 , 144 Erdmann, R•chord ..............43, 146 MocNetl , Terre ......................... 149 Madsen, Carlos ..55 , 81 , 83, 97, 150 Buck, Don ............ ............ ....... 144 Erickson , Goy ............... 81 , 91,146 Molkos, Nick ............... ...... .... ... 150 Malmberg, Greg ....... . . . ....... 151 Buhler, Gerri .............. ....... ....... 144 Erickson , Joneon ...... ....... ...... .. 145 lker, Kris ...........................96 , 147 Malmstrom, Kendel .. ............ .. 151 Iverson , Linda ...................91,147 Malmstrom , Mel .. ...... ....73, 96, 151 Bulkley, Paul ......... . ... ..... ......... 144 Evans, Diont~ ............................ 146 Monnmg, Virgin ia ... ... ....... .81, 149 Mannos, George ..................43, 151 Bullett, Martha ....................90, 144 Evans , Daniel •.72, 146 Mannos, Joe ................ 43, 59 , 151 Mongom, Kent ...... .................... 151 Bullock, Cherie ... .... .. .......... 96, 144 J Manwaring, Richard A. ............ 151 Marchant, Kristine ... ....91,93,149 Bullock, John H .................. 97, 144 F Markowsk i, Mark . ...............43, 151 Markus, Ken ........... .. .......... .. ... 151 Burkinshow, Scott .................... 144 Jackson , Kay ........86, 147 Marquardt, Chris .......... .. ............ 151 Mart1, Ken ............... ................ 151 Burnham, Donald ................55, 144 Jacobson, June ......................... 147 Mart•neou, Kathy ........94, 103,149 Martinez, Daniel ..... ..... .... .......... 151 Burnham, Ronald ..... ........... 55, 144 Foorbonks, Mort•n .. .. ..... . .... 146 Jarmon, Jeff . . .................43, 149 Martinez, Joey ................. ......... 149 Moser, Alan .............................. 151 Burnmghom, David ..............43 , 144 Fer icks , Russ ............................. 146 Jeffs, Gary ........................83, 149 Mathews, Brent .......... .......... 55, 151 Matson , Steve ..43, 52, 83, 102, 151 Busby, Gory ................... ... 145 Fernn, Russell ...................52, 146 Jensen, Alan .... ... ................... 149 Maxfield, Burton ......... ...43, 52, 151 Moxf,eld, Paul ....................55, 151 Bush, Carlo ............................... 144 Fisher, Emma ......................... 146 Jensen, George ........................ 149 Mayfield, Randy ..... ................... 151 Maynard, Janice .......... ....... ....... 149 Bush, Gayle ... ....... ........90, 93 , 144 F1sher, Glen ...................... ..... 146 Jessup , Joyce ....... ............ ...... 147 Maynes, Janice ........................149 McCurdy, Nyle Lovern ................ 151 Bushnell, Marsha ................... .. . 144 Fisher, Jock .....................43, 146 Jewkes, Kendell ........................ 149 McKnight, Nadeel'l .................... 149 McTague, Merrill ........................ 151 Butterfield , D'Ann ............... .... 144 Fitzgerald, Don ..................... 147 Johanson, Kathy .......,_............... 148 Merrihew, Jorgett ......................151 Mecham, Lorna ..... ..................... 14 9 Bytendorp, Craig ........................ 145 Fleming, Dione ......................... 146 Johns , LuDeon ............................ 148 Mernll, Zan ........................94, 149 c Flowers, Bill ........................... . 147 Johnson , Carl .............. .... .. 103, 149 Ford, David ............................ 147 Johnson , Dale ................43, 59, 149 Forcie, Leroy ........................... ... 147 Johnson, Dave ...... ......... .. .. .43, 149 Cobibi, Joni .............. 144 Frisby, Robert ...... ...... . ......... . 147 Johnson, Eric .... ..... .... .........43, 149 Campbell, Kevin .......... .... .......... 145 Fntz, Pot .................................... 146 Johnson, Janene ....... ........ .. .. ..... 148 Copson, Bob ..... ........................ 14 5 Fuhrimon, Robert .... ................. 147 Johnson, Jonene .. .......... .. .......... 148 Carlson , Mary ...... ........ .... ....... 144 Fullmer, Jim T........................... 147 Johnson, Jo ................... ........... 148 Carlston, Kim .................. .. 72, 145 Fullmer, Lance ....43, 147 Johnson, Ron .............. .. ...87, 149 Castle, Lorry ... .....................96 , 144 Jolley , Scott ............... ..... .... ...... 14 9 Cozier, Susan .......................... 144 G Janes, DeeAnn ..............71, 83, 148 Chadwick, Kim ...................... .... 145 Jones , Julie .......... ............ .......... 148 Chapman, Jerry ...... ............. ..... 145 Galasso, Steven . .............. 147 Jones, Louise ........ .. . .............. 148 Cherrington, Boyd ........ ............. . 145 Gallegos, Andres ............. ........... 14 7 Jones, Laura .............................. 148 Chesnik, Ron .......... 43, 55, 96, 145 Gordner, Randall L. .... ......43, 147 Jones, Peggy ..... ...................... 14 8 Christensen, Carol ...................... 144 Gordner, Richard L. ............43 , 147 Jones, Stan ........................4 3, 149 Christensen, Cathy ............ 104, 144 Garrick, Vick1e ........... ......... 146 Jorgensen, Kathy ... .. ........... 87, 148 Christensen, Debbie ............94, 144 Gerber, Michael ....... .... ............. 147 Juhlin, Bob ........ ................ 104, 150 188

Meyer, Rock .. . .. .. ................ 151 Pedersen, Cro1g .. .. ........ 153 Sharp, Ke1th J .................... 154 u Meyers, Lee ... . . .. .... . . • 151 Pennmgton, Ann . ..150 Sharp, Tom ......... .... .. • ........ 154 Unsworth, Al1ce ... .............. 153 Updyke, Kelcy ... ........ ..•• • . .. 153 M1ller, Jul e . ...........•.93, 149 Perkins, T1m . . ...... 153 Shover, Carlene ....................152 v M1ller, M1kt! ...............43, 73, 151 Perry, Jasen ......... 153 Show, Forrest .. ...... . ...• • ..•• 154 Von Dam, Bob ...................... 155 M1llerburg, Doug ...•........• 151 Peters, Susan ..................... 151 Show, Fronk W. . ...... 81, 83, 154 Vondersteen, Roger L. ............. 155 Vanfleet, lorrome ....................153 Milne, Gordon .......................... 151 Petersen, Cloud1o .. . . . . 151 Show, Ke1th .................... .. .• 154 Venneri, John Randy ............. 155 Vernon, Vicky ...................97, 153 M1nde, Anne .....•..•..............• 149 Peterson, Kathy .............. 104, 151 Shelton, Mark A. ............ 154 v,g,f, Knst1e .......... .• • ........... 153 Mmer, Brent ............ 43, 104, 151 Peterson, Bobb1 ............. 151 Shepherd, Kathy .... .. .. . ....•.. .152 Wade, Kelly . .. ........ ..... 43, 155 Wollen, V1ckie ........................... 153 M1tchell, Kim • .. . ............•• 151 Peerson, Jill ......................... 151 Sherwood, Julie .... .... . ..........152 Wallgren, Lynda Roe ............. 153 Walsh, Richard ........................ 155 Mloker, Steven ..................... 151 Peterson, Morv . .153 Shields, Stephen J. . ................ 154 Wand, Lisa ................................ 153 Wardle, Roy ........................... 155 Money, Gory ..•••.•• 152 Peterson, Stephen ................153 Silva, Emily .. •.•.•. ........... 152 Word, Lynnoe ............................ 153 Wordell, lawrence ................... 155 Mons, David •...............•..... 43, 152 Phelps, Down 151 S1mmons, Randy .. .... .. .......... 154 Warnes, Trudy .............97, 153 Wathen, Steve .......................... 155 Monty, Tom .•........•••••.••.•....•• 152 Phillips, Debb1e . . ................ 151 S,mpson, Denn1s ...••......... 52, 154 Watson, Cro1g ................... 43, 155 Webb, Bruce ........................... 155 Monson, Bruce ............73, 92, 152 Ph1ll1ps, Douglas • . • 81, 153 Stostrom, Carol .•. .. .. .. .. ........ 152 Webb, l Ia ................................ 153 Welch, Don ....................... 43, 155 Moore, Maryellen .149 Plott, Madelyn .. . ................... 151 Smart, Brent ....... •. .... . .•. 83, 154 Wells, Stan .............................. 155 Wenerstrom, Alan ........43, 61, 155 Moore, Roxanne ...............83, 149 Pollock, Anthony . .. ...... •.......... 154 Smart, Roy E .................... 154 Westbury, John ................... 155 Wetzel, Carl ........................... 155 Morgan, Robert . . . .152 Price, Trudy . . .. . .. . . . ....... 151 Sm,t, Peggy .................... 152 Wetzel, Paul Allen ................... 155 Wharff, Corrie ......................... 153 Morrison, Steve ... ................•. 152 Prusse, Roger ...................... 153 Sm1th, Dov1d 43, 52, 55, 59, 154 White, Ross .............................. 155 Whiteley, Jim ..........43,51,52, 155 Mosher, Shelley ........•..•.......•.. 149 Pugh, Brion . .................43, 154 Sm1th, Carole ..................... 87, 152 Whiting, John E....................... 155 W1ght, loWonno ......... ........... 154 Mounteer, Roy C. ••••••••••.••..•••.• 152 Sm1th, Colleen ••.. . • .. ............... 152 Wilkinson, lesle Ann ................ 154 Williams, Barbaro • • •......... 154 Munsey, Joe ....•...................55, 15 2 R sm,th, Jody ........43, 104, 142, 154 Williams, Jeff .......................... 155 Windley, Greg ....................... 155 Musselman, Bonnie •......•.••. 149 Sm1th, Jolleen ............................ 152 Wood, John .................... 29, 155 Woodhead, Steve .................... 155 Randall, Janet ....................... 151 Smith, Judy A........................... 152 Wong, Henry .......................... 155 Wootton, David ........................ 155 N Read, William ..................83, 154 Sm1th, Julie ............................ 152 Wright, John ......................43, 155 Wright, Stacey ..........................154 Rees, Dorrell ......................... 154 Sm1th, Ronan ............. 65, 91, 152 Wiseman, Dione .................... 154 Wilson, louise ............................ 154 Nokosh1mo, Bruce .••. 152 Reese, Dole . .... • . ....... 83, 154 Smith, Susan ....................... 152 Wilde, Ru h ............................ 154 Wyker, Willy ............................ 154 Naylor, Gory ....................•...... 152 Re1d, Jos1e .............................. 151 Snarr, Rodney .................55, 154 X Nelson, Jeff •........••....•.....•.•....... 152 Reid, Fronk ••. .. • ....... 83, 154 Snedeger, Kurt ........................ 154 Xoiz, Earl .......... .43, 52, 59. 155 Nelson, R1ck ••.....•.. 43, 51, 52, 152 Reyes, Ang1e ............................ 151 Snyder, Kurt ................43, 154 y Newbold, D1x1e •....................•. 149 Reynolds, Steve •.••.•• ............. 154 Sorensen, Mike ...................55, 154 Yeng1ch, Gory .......................... 155 Newbold, Marlene •••..•.91, 93,150 Revill, Sylvia .............................. 152 Sorenson, Yvonne •.••.•........71, 153 Young, Fronk ....................... 155 Young, Howard Samuel ............ 155 Newman, Dove .......•.......... .43, 152 Rhodes, Scott ............................ 154 Southerland, Otis ................43, 154 Yowell, lloyd . .. ..... ................. 155 Yowell, Michael ........................ 155 Newsome, Shown •.•..•••• 104, 152 Richards, Steven l. .............. 83, 154 Spencer, David . •. •................. 155 Newton, K,m ...............71, 93, 150 Richardson, Billy ..................... 154 Spencer, Glenn .........................155 Nicol, Tresso •..••••.........••.••.• 150 Rico, Alfonso ........................... 154 Stouffer, J1m ........................ 155 Nichols, Tricio ......•..................... 150 Ridd, Dorwm ...................... 43, 154 Stavros, George ........................ 155 Nielsen, Debb1e •.•..•..•..••..•..... 150 Ridge, Koren Ann ................ 152 Steadman, Jill ........................ 153 N1elsen, Gory ...••....•.••.......•....•.• 152 R1tzmon, Terry ............................ 154 Stevenson, Dove K..................... 155 Nielsen, Sharon .............•.......•.. 150 Robertson, Korolee ........... 152 Stewart, Dennis .................... 155 Nilsson, Sharon .•••..•••....•. 104, 150 Robinson, Cathy ....................... 152 Stillman, Koren ..................... 153 \\lolond, Suzette ....••................. 150 Robmson, Gory •.. ·--·· ...... 104, 154 Stowe, Jeff ........................43, 155 Norris, Gory W. ........•••.....• 152 Robinson, Sandy ....................... 152 Sulhvon, Shannon .............. 103, 153 Nuttall, Kns. ...•.......• 150 Rodberg, Wendy ..................... 15 2 Swenson, Mario .....................155 0 Rogerson, Rolph T.................. 154 T O'Br;en, Colleen ...................... 150 Romero, Tom ............................ 154 Tallon, Coth1e ................. 104, 153 Oloson, Ted ............................. 152 Tongoro, Babe ......................... 153 Oliverson, Kevin ................ .73, 152 Romm, Stephon1e ......... ......... 152 Tatum, Tom ............43, 55, 59, 155 Olsen, Debbie ............................ 150 Taylor, Kenny H......................... 155 Olsen, Lon ............................... 152 Romney, Sandy .......................... 152 Taylor, Robert ...................... 155 Olsen, Mark .............................. 152 Templ1n, Bonnie ....................... 153 Olsen, Nancy ..... .. ........ ••.•••.• 150 Ronqu,llo, Fredd1e • • ....... - ... 154 Templ,n, Connie ........................153 Olson, Blaine .•....•.........81, 83, 152 Thalmann, Joan .................93, 153 Olson, Jim ................................ 153 Rosenlund, M1ke .................. 43, 154 Thomas, Harold ....................43, 55, Olson, Randy ..............92, 94, 153 O'Nei-l, Mike ............................. 153 Rossborough, Bertha F.............. 152 104, 142, 155 Ont,veros, Kathy ........................ 150 Thompson, Jacqueline ........83, 153 Ostlund, Sharon ........................ 150 Ross, Ron ......................... 104, 154 Thompson, Lori .......................... 153 Tibbetts, Jeonn1e ........................ 153 p Roylance, Roger ................ 154 T1bbs, Gory ............................ 155 Tingey, Mike ............................ 155 Ruhlonder, Lynne ..............97, 152 Tischner, Pam ................ 153, 165 Tolman, Sherri ........................... 153 Russell, Mary Ellen ...........97, 152 Trujillo, Manuel ............54, 97, 155 Tueller, Dennis ..............65, 96, 155 s Turner, Jerry ............................ 155 Palmer, Nolan ....•.43, 70, 103, 153 Savage, Joy .............................. 152 Parkin, Lindo ............................. 150 Schindler, Joe ..................83, 154 Patton, David .......................... 153 Schmidt, Andy .......................... 154 Poulsen, Jane ...........................150 Schmiett, Skip .......................... 154 Payne. Dorio .............................. 150 Schmit, William ........................ 154 Pearce, Kristine ........................ 150 Schwartz, Morci H..................... 153 Pearson, Ellen ............................ 150 Scott, Marianne ...................91, 152 Pearson, Korlo ................83, 93, 150 Set erberg, Terry ..................71, 152 Seward, Dixie .......................... 152 189

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Betsy Arnold Ass't. Editor Mary Beckstrom Denise Anderson Ass't. Editor Editor Jeff Cartmill INTRODUCING Ass't. Editor Next year's staff organization introduces an innovation necessitated by a growing studentbody's interest 1n extracurricular and academic activities. As Hillcrest branches out into departmentalized projects and new competitive sports, better organization within the yearbook staff is required to keep pace with these changes. For this reason, the former tradition of one assistant editor has been expanded to include three assistant editors, each to be in charge of accumulating particular information covering the year's activities. Denise Anderson will, as main editor, have the responsibility of selecting the cover, form, and theme of the yearbook, as well as composing layouts, supervising the overall appearance of the book, and regulating the assignments of individual staff members. She will look at thousands of pictures, read tens-of-thousands of words, wear out dozens of pencils, and spend close to a thousand hours of planning, worrying, writing - all to produce the record of 1969. Assisting Denise will be Betsy Arnold, Mary Beckstrom, and Jeff Cartmill who will respectively compile the record of all clubs, activities, and sports. 191

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