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JORDAN IIIGII SCHOOL
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SANDY, UTAH
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Time is the common bond of unity to which our lives concede, Beating the murmer of a heart, or measuring precision of a deed Time shakes man's routine while rocking the pendulum of life, Thumping into each year realities of joy and strife. Time is the origin of living, a basis for the pulse of day. It carries the blueprint of happiness as we experience in an individual way ... the ...
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We pay tribute to you the seniors for sharing your time in veryday happenings and gr wing cxp riences. Dedicated to you, this 1962 y arbook repr sents a portion of your thr e y ars of high school education. It is our sine re hope that you will continue the warm friendships, proud knowledge, and rememberances of your time spent at Jordan High . May this book bring you great pleasur in helping you to relive your memories at Jordan High School.
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As we begin each new school year, we find a well planned curriculum awaiting us. This is the result of the well co-ordinated efforts of the administration. The school board having provided materials and funds, the principal, counselors and faculty having aided us in the pursuit of our goals, we find that our time this year has been well spent.
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Your theme, "Time of Our Lives" provokes thinking which covers a wide range of activities. This p riod of time covered by high school experi nces includes ch rished associations with fri 'nds and faculty members. It recalls subj ct matt r chall ng s, various class parties, assembli s, school dances, p p ralli s, games, sp ech and music activities, group projects, student council participation, vocational and prof, ssional training pr paration, in fact all of the student body activiti s. It also reflc ts and embodies past and pre nt planning which wjll influence future a hiev m nts and a ·complishm nts. Preparation for your tomorrows was mad by the acquisition and improv m nt of n w skills and the gaining of knowledge, insights, and understandings which ar to be helpful and useful in your future activili s and in your various vocational pmsuits. The wi · budgeting of your lime, your good study habits, and a wholesom altitude toward life in g ·n raJ ar important factors and practices which help you to achicv the "Tim of Your Liv ·." You stud nts who r ally hav th "Time of Your Liv 's" whil attending high school regard school as a privil g '. You have assumed r sponsibilities of s eking growth and advancement appropriate for your particular aptitud s and abilities. You hav us d yom opportuniti s at school to become succ 'ssful and worth-while adults. You hav' learned to look at ev rything in its proper persp clive.
If you have fully njoy d this "Tim of Your Liv s," you have learned to fac your probl ms fairly and quar ly. You have also endeavor d to work out sa ti ·factory solutions to your probl m ·. You do not fr l or give up h cause you f 1 that the world ow s you something bellcr. You strive consi t ntly to make th be t of your privil ges and opportuniti . Worth-while 1 arning is a dynamic/ro ess. It should b a lifelim endeavor. If it i pursu with th prop r attitudes, enthusiasm, and worthy, persist nt efforts, progress will in vitably follow. In all of your future a tivili s, may you richly njoy a continued r alization of th impli ations of your yearbook theme, "Time of ur Lives." Reed H. Beckstead Superinl ndent of Schools Jordan School District
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Working to help the students of Jordan High and those throughout the district, the School Board is to be commended for the fine manner in which they handled the 1961-62 school year. Student guidance, appropriation of funds, and consh¡uction of new buildings were topic discussions during board meetings. Through their combined efforts, our school board capably and efficiently handled all problems confronting them. H. W. JORGENSON Assistant Superintendent
BOARD MEMBERS - Left to Right: C. N. Crawford, Clyde V. Buxton, Bob Jimas, John Wheadon, Marlon S. Bateman.
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"Time" and "energy" are two of the most precious ingr di nts of our lives. High school youth seems so abundantly blessed with both. This is a period of physical vigor, and the time balance is principally in the future still lo be lived. Yet, the wise use of these ingredients during the high school years seems to largely determine future careers, life's companions and civic outlook. These priceless years are a "once-over" course, along a road of many choices. There can be no repeats of even a single minute. Each day in high school should be liv d, not only so as to enjoy th pxcsent, but so as to enrich the future. Each hour presents a choice and each choice mad is a crisis in our destiny. If we properly care for the minutes, the hours somehow take care of themselves. As memory recalls your days at Jordan High School, may you find few regrets. May your meditation on this "time" in your life confirm it a a p riod of patience, loyalty, industry, honor and courage in study, work and play. These are really great moments. May we each use them diligently to s ¡ure a future in dignity. May that future be surrounded by lov , friendships, labor and service worthy of our generation. G. REED SANDERSON Principal
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MR. TAYLOR Vice Principal MR. GOLDBRANSON Registrar
MRS. FITZGERALD Girls' Counselor
Mr . .Taylor and Mr. Goldbranson did an outstanding job in assisting the students this year by devoting their time and efforts in seeing that the students maintained a record for graduation. Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mr. Casper administered aptitude and achievement tests. Through these tests they were able to advise the students as to their likes and abilities.
MR. CASPER Boys' Counselor
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MERLE ALVEY English
STANLEY R. ANDERSON Algebra and Trig.
ERNEST J. BIANCHI Psychology
DAVID K. BLACK Biology and Agriculture
BLAINE BROWN Bookkeeping and Yearbook
DONALD M. BUDGE Physics and Chemistry
BEVERLY A. CRAWFORD English
SHERMAN CRUMP Algebra and Geometry
LEO A. DEAN Chorus and German
GENE F. DEAM Auto Mechanics
HOWARD C. EVANS American History
GOLDA FRASER French and Spanish
MELVIN J. GAMBLE English and Type
FARRELL H. GUNNELL
FRANK M. BAGLEY Auto Mechanics
DEANE BENNION Library Science
MELVIN A. BERRETT English and Literature
KENNETH BRADY Algebra and G ometTy
Biology
JIM HEALY Math and Algebra
GLEN R. JACKSON Coaching and Drivers Ed.
BETTY HENDERSON LAMAR A. HENDRICKSON ARTHUR G. HUGHES Sewing English and Literature Coaching
WENDELL JACKSON Spanish and Drivers Ed.
EVERT R. JONES Math and Drivers Ed.
BLANCHE HUMPHERYS Special Education
FRANK KAMNIKAR EMERSON H. KENNINGTON American History Welding
"He may look simple, but he skis well."
"Any of you guys need help with your trig?"
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ARDELL KERR Dance and Health
ROBERT KRUEGER English
GRANT H. KUNZLER World History
LLOYD LIND Electronics
HOWARD B. LINDFORD Physical Education
MARAE NELSON Foods
DONALD OLSEN Fine Arts
RALPH W. PACE Commercial Art
ROBERT L. PIXTON Cenetics
JAY POND Band and Orchestra
ORALIE RAWSON English and Literature
ARLAND R USSON Special Education
GLEN E. SACO Speech and Drama
DOROTHY P. CIIMITT Phy ·ical Education
JAME L. SEAL Woodwork
HELEN SEAMAN Phys. Eel. and Drivers Eel.
JAMES L. SHURTLEFF Chemistry
JAY H. SHIRTLIFF Crafts
GLEN E. SOULIER Biology
LAMAR SWENSON American History
ROBERT D. TERAN Drivers Training
FAY B. THOMAS Type and Decca
GERTRUDE G. TRANTER Homeliving
WANDA G. WADE Business
AUSTIN L. WALKER German and Drivers Ed.
JED W. WASDEN Mechanical Shop
MARILYN YATES Type and English
BURNISS KEMP S cretary to Mr. Taylor
GLORIA BISHOP Secretary to Mr. Sanderson
RAYE MASCARO Bookstore Clerk
MABEL LARSON Manager of Cafeteria
DELOS BECKSTEAD Head Custodian
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Providing Jordan High with a nutn tious and selective lunch program, th cafeteria staff proved to be an imp01 tant mainspring in our busy schoc days. Under the direction of MabE Larsen the lunches were planned an1 prepared to the satisfaction of the en tire student body.
CAFETERIA COOKS - Mrs. Alice Nielsen, ~ Hazel Dowding, Mrs. Rosetta Brand, Mrs. Eve Brown.
STUDENT CAFETERIA WORKERS - Douglas Mons, Richard Cleg, LeRoy Jenkins, Linda Marshall, Carol Jenkins, Carol Jones.
STUDENT CUSTODIANS - Row One: Lynn Watterson, Chris Short, Reed Hansen, Dean Sprague, Michael Evans. Row Two: David Golf, Jerry Martin, David Greenwood, Larry Anderson, Bruce Slater, Dwight Johnson.
CUSTODIANS - Cale Ainsworth, Delos Beckstead, Ross Beckstead.
The campus has been kept very neat and clean due to the efficient work of the custodial staff. Every night the staff worked hard at getting the building clean for the next day's activities.
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I STAGE CREW MEMBERS- Left to Right: Ronald Margetts, Brent Howcroft, David Goff, Glen Watts, Bruce Moody, and Steve Oliver.
Having been responsible for the lighting, sound, and stage properties throughout the school, the members of the stage crew have been skillful and dependable. Under the direction of Mr. Lind, they have rendered a valuable service to the student body.
The stage crew skillfully adjusts lighting during an assembly.
Steven Oliver adjusts projector while Brent Howcroft checks to see that the sound is operating correctly.
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The stud nt body is the mainspring of time. It is wound in enthusiasm, ticks with n w exp ri n s, and is precise in keeping with the TIME OF OUR LIVES! As a student body, the school participates with excitement in classes, sporting ebents, and assembli s while ticking away moments of each year toward becoming ett r students and individuals.
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. . . .~ CLEVE HALE President
Jordan was fortunate in having a well-qualified popular group of student officers. They worked diligently keeping "Digger" tradition alive. Cleve, Bonnie, Diann, and Judy all proved worthy of their jobs as they led us through "The Time of Our Lives."
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BONNIE PETERSON Vice President
JUDY HAM Historian
DIANN E. JENSEN Secretary
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KENT STEPAN
Judge
SUSAN GREENWOOD
First Associate Judge
CARL LEATHERWOOD Prosecuting Attorney
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Supplied by tickets from the court deputies, the comt staff prosecuted offenders of school policies. Judge Kent Stepan presided, assisted by other Comt Officials.
DIANE CHAVEZ Clerk of Court
-,"'" JOANN KJAR
Second Associate Judge
DALE SMITH Marshall
Aiding the court officials, the Student Court did an excellent job in enforcing the Constitution and in upholding the standards of the school. The main duty of the court deputies was the issuing of tickets to those who violated the laws of the school. Row One: Doris Vordos, Diane Chavez, Becky Pierce. Row Two: Susan Greenwood, Linda elson JoAnn Kjar. Row Three: Kaysie Henson, Launie Berrett, Arne! Burris. Row Four: Kent Stepan, Dale Smith, Lynn Larson. Row Five: Roger Sjoblom, Earon Fairbourn, Brent Anderson. Row Six: Carl Leatherwood, Randy Cowdell, Gordon Kimball, Steve Taylor.
Row One: C. Hale, D. Jensen, J. Ham, G. Bateman. Row Two: E. Fitzgerald, M. Enniss, R. Butterfield, S. Taylor, S. Rogers, L. FindUng. Row Three: L. Kemp, L. Marler, C. Revill, K. Hays, K. Hans n, D. Canning. Row Four: M. Cox, P. Larson, D. Scott, B. Peterson, S. Tranter, B. Bishop, C. Tashiro. Row Five: A. Yamashiro, M. Walles, M. Sjoblom, D. Freeman, L. Needham, J. Fife. Row Six: S. Mascaro, P. Pederson, W. Page, S. Williams, C. Hogenson, B. Peterson, B. Borg. Row Seven: J. Brown, M. Niksich, P. Jenkins, J. McDonald, B. Young, N. My r, J. O'Nash. Row Eight: M. Cox, K. Enniss, J. Lawson, H. Brown, J. Mumford, P. Elder, D. Shultz. Row Nine: B. Carrol, D. Smith, R. Kunz, G. Young, D. Bawden, E. Fairboum, B. Farmer.
Aiding the administration in relating student problems, this year's Student Council proved that they were one of the most important representative bodies in the school. 23
DAVID JORGENSEN President
Guiding the path of time w rc David, Bonni , and Karren, senior 1 adcrs for 1961-62. Through th ir leadership and guidanc , "The Senior Hop," "Progressiv ," and graduation were cl verly planned, an inspiration for future years.
BONNIE BORG Vice President KAREN BILLS Seer tnry
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Dennis Adams
Dick Adolphson
James Ainsworth
Judy Alexander
Larry Anderson
Milo Anderson
Paul Anderson
Archie Archuleta
Kent Ashman
George Ballard Dean Bawden
Brent Anderson
Linda Anderson
Vic Anderson
Roger Andrus
11arilyn Antz.c1k
Gwen Astorga
John Bagley
Glenda Baird
James Baily
Bonnie Baker
Donald Barney
Jim Barron
Cheryl Bateman
David Bastian
Gary Bateman
Maurine Beckstead
Marlene Belcher
Brent Bennion
Ernie Bedont
Geraldine Bernardo
julie Biggs
Karren Bills
Andy Ber!-(rnan
Thomas Bishop
Bruce Birchcll
DeAnn Bjork
Clinton Black
Kaye Bird
Louise Blatnick
Robert Blair
Bill Blair
Lyla Brady
Sherry Brklacy
Bill Boggess
J •rry Bogg ·ss
Rolene Bowen
Bonnie Borg
Linda Bowles
David Boyce
Bill Boyle
Brad! •y Brimhall
Elaine Brown
Glenda Brimhall
Delores Brown
Julie Brown
Phil Brown
Kathy Brown
Ella Marie Buehn
Robert Bulkley
Joe Bullet
Sherrie Burbank
Verla Butterfield
Dale Campbell
Gail Carlsen
David Canning
JoAnn Carlson
Lee Carlson
Les Carlson
Larry Carlson
Barbara Carpenter
Sharon Carpenter
David Collett
Lee Collins
Steve Courricr
Byron Colton
Cherie Chamberlin
Diane Chavez
Mary Clements
Donald Collett
Some experiments just never turn out right!
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Bn·nt Cm ington
\1clvin Cowd .. ll
Senior girls went rather heavy on the eye shadow this year.
Diana Day
Bruce Cowdcll
Russell Crandall
Carol Davis
Dianna Davis
Kathy Day
Richard Day
Steve Day
William DcCcus
Nash D •lgado
1\ancly Dt•nsll'y
Sheryl Despain
Shauna Draper
John Diggs
Carla Dinius
Elwy Dow
Cecil Douglas
Tony DoyJ,.
.a. Carolyn Dunn
Gordon Douglas
Tom Durrant
Pat Elder
Merrill Enniss
Kraig Ellis
Claire Erlcnbnc:h
Pearl Eror
Dan Error
Bob Essex
Jimmy Ertman
Judy Evans
Glen Eyre
Billy Farmer
Ilene Farnsworth
Ed Fitzgerald
Jane Fitzgerald
Larry Feitz
Mary Anne Fisher
Knstin Flint
Richard Foster
Lucille Fowler
Gerald Fulmer
Lee Fugal
Willaim Ganz
Frank Gaufin
Jean Froisland
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Judy Ham
Bob Halpin
K •nt llanscn
Dr •w Jlanscn
Sharon llanscn
Ronald Hansen
Gail Hardcastle
Judith llarh•r
Nancy Ilelm
Willtnrn IIcki
Kathleen lkpncr
Eddi · Hodgson
Terry Holmstrom
Becky Howard
Mike Hughes
John Hutchings
Ann Ipson
Nadine Jacobson
Jerry Jacob
Joyce James
Linda jnnscn
Shirley Jardine
Denise Jaramillo
Carol Jenkins
Jcanettc Jenkins
David Jenkins
Carol Hogenson
JoAnn
Hutching~
Gordon Howlett
Stephen Howcroft
Don Jacobson
Robert Jeffs
Lorin Jenkins
His intelligence is excelled only by his strength.
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Hail Greek Nation, Hail Mike Mannos, Good Hail! that cheese stinks.
Diann E. j •nscn
Carol Jones
David Jones
Cordon jones
Marianne Jorgensen
Mary Jurctich
joey Kankl •borg
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David jorgt•nsen UohK(•mp
Hay Joos
Shirley Knibb •
Connie johnson
Hon
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Gordon Kimball
Don Kocherhans
Joe Koncurat
Bill Koos
Norma Korous
Kent Larkin
Steve Kramer
Paulette Larson
Steve Larson
Dora Larsen
Lynn Larson
Robert Larson
Cathy Lawson
Rodney :1-lalstrom
Juanita Lundberg
Larry Lowlcss
Preston Lloyd
Lloyd Loveless
Stephen Lundberg
Dolly Malnar
Mike Mannos
Bonnie Mark
Toni Martin
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Jerry Mitchell Carolyn M umm
Delores Meyers
Bruce
elson
Janette Olsen
David Olsen
Jean Olabarri
David Ostler
Larry Pace
Wynn Page
Marie Pnnck
Kalhy Parker
Robert Patience
Kathryn Pay
Anna Marie Pearson
Claudia Pederson
Pat Pederson
Cheryl Penrod
Bonnie Peterson
Jrunes Peterson
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Lynda Peterson
Becky Pierce
"Wow, look at the shape on that one!"
Natalie Reed
Calvin Rist
Joe Sargent
Carol Smith
Kalhi Sagers
Jacque Samuelson
Jean Schow
~1argaret
Scorzato
Sydney Schmidt
Dennis Sharp
Jennie Sharp
Kent Sharp
Linda Sharp
Viki Sharp
Reed Sjoblom
Sheryl Sjostrom
Bruce Slater
Glen Smart
Becky Smith
Betty Jean Smith
Don Smith
Fred Smith
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Keith Smith
Janeal Smith
Sherm Smith
Neil Smith
James Stevens
Larry Stevens
Ford Stevenson
Roger Sterling
Lynn Stoker
Renae Stone
Marie Tapp
Charlene Taylor
Diane Tea
Clifton Thompson
Linda Tolman
Diane Thurber
Ned Timothy
Mary Tischner
Jean Walker
Linda Walker
Mike Walker
Mary Sue Walles
Frank Tuft
Karen Tufts
Sharon Tufts
Alice Trujillo
Lorraine Vigil
Delia Villalobos
Doris Vordos
Michael Visser
"We've done it! We've shrunk the parking lot!"
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Carol Walsh
Douglas Warner
Lloyd Woodworcl
Iloward Worth n
"Please Bonnie, you've just got to move. The game is going to start!"
Leona Williams
Stanley Williams
Sue Williams
Sh •ryl Woffiudcn
Cheryl Wright
Kay Wright
Sharon Wright
Elvin Worthington
KayYengich
Barbara Young
Carole Young
George Young
Senior Class advisors: Sherman Crump, Jim Healy, Fay B. Thomas, James L. Shurtleff, Melvin Berrett, Grant Kunzler, and Dorothy Schmidt.
Marvin Wyler
Amy Yarnashiro
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I EARON FAIRBOURN President
The reins of the Junior Class this year were in the capable hands of Earon, Becky and Karen. With the support of all the juniors, they planned and carried out the Junior Prom and numerous other successful projects.
BECKY SAMPSON Vice-President KAREN BUTLER Secretary
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Evinda Adams Kay Allen
Doug Abrams Mary Allen
Mike Andrews Julie Barns
Irvin Bcnn tt John Bills
Tom Bennion Maloy Bills
Steve Adams Susan Allmendinger
Jeanette Ainsworth David Anderson
John Ajioka Kay Anderson
Judy Alleman Paul Andrus
Glenda Archibald Maurine Barney
Reg Bennion Kathy Birch
Kaylene Bess David Blair
Bob Allen Loy Ann Andrus
John Bodell
Eddie Boggess
Don Brady Richard Boswell
Cannen Blanco Sharon Bowles
Kent Brindley Bob Brady
Larry Bringhur t Del Brady
Jeanette Bluemell Marie Blaney
Ross Brewster Hal Brown
Dee Brinkerhoff Mary Bueehanon
Hammond Brinton Judith Buhler
Doug Broauhead Patricia Bullock
GayLynn Brown jean Burbigc
Ross Drown Kathy Burgan
Kathy Brown Arn •l Burris
Lynn arlqubt Sandra Cavagnola
Karen Carlston arolyn Christ •nscn
Robert Butterfield Brent Carroll
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Morris Christensen John Clarke
David Christensen Nancy Clark
Jane Christensen Mike Craig
Dick Crane Ruth Coleman
Terry Cressal Jay Collidge
Chad Cross grove Bob Collins
Darla Couch Maurine Cox
Mary Costello Carol Curtis
Lynn Covington Dale Curtis
'Til sure be glad when they get the showers fixed."
Linda Crossgrove Joe Conaty
Kathleen Cowdell Martha Damjanovich
MadlYl Crumm Richard Cook
Craig Cowley Bob Davis
Marilyn Cole Rosemarie Costanza
Bruce Cude Kenneth Davis
Carol Lee Crane Terry Conger
Jerry Cox Joanne Dazley
"Some of this is hard to digest!"
Larry Deason Betsy DeGeus
Karen Densley Mike Dowel
Carol Densley Duane Dunn
Terry Densley Paula Durrant
Loretta Dennis Bill Dyel
Kathy Emerson Michael Evans
Pat Eltz Earon Fairburne
Mieha I Emms Allan Ferguson
Ray Ennis Sibyl F itzgcrakl
Dennis DeCrafferried Ken DeLuca
Eloise DeGroit Ralecn Dcmke
K,e DeSpain Luana Edmunds
Dnlc Dihb Alice Ecklund
John Donga Verna Muo Elmer
Linda Erickson Flores
Pam Evans .eorgia Forrester
t-lariann Fa~g Judy Forbus 1
E~pcranza
Sharon Gardner Paul Giauquc
Linda Gardner Robert Glen
Bill Frisby Brent Glover
Vickie Garneld David Goff
Dan Gatheram Glenn Goff
Bryant Gold
Joe Gomez
Carl Gr y Kar ·n row
Aria Gorrup Susan Greenwood
Omah Greco Connie Lee Griggs
Sandra Green Dennis Gunderson
George Green£eld Ruel Gunnell
David Greenwood Hal Hale
Glenda Greenwood Vern Hagen
}ani Hall Don Harryman
Jeanie Hall Owen Hart
James Hamilton Kathryn Hartwell
Gary Hansen David Hastings
Karen Hardcastle Paul Hasting
Carolyn Ha1:er John Hatc1
Michael Harper Arlen Heaps
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Gary Heugly
Larry Hewitt
Arlene Heaps Barbara Hill
Rodney Heaps Shirlene Hill
Stuart Hem bury Sylvia Hobart
Cheryl Hendrickson Laurie Holfetz
Leah Homer Lee Irvine
Steve Holmes Sheldon lza tt
Caroline Horrocks Dawn Jackson
Joe Hovey Shirley Jacobson
Brent Howcroft Georgia Jenkins
Linda Hunt Larry Jenkins
Douglas Jensen Linda Johansen
Carol Jensen Stephen Johansen
Daryl Jensen Billie Johnson
Gene Jensen Dennis johnson
Ilowd Jcns n Dwight Johnson
Mary Jensen Pat Johnson
Susan IIenschke Pat Howlett
Stephen Hughes Paul jenkins
Pc~gy
J •ns n G en jones
Richard A. Jones Lynn Judy
Richard Jones Robin Juhlin
Lynn Jooston Richard Julio
Scotl Keller Ken Kunz
Saval Kellogg Dorothy Kitl
Gaylene Kemp Gayle Knibbe
Paul Larsen Karen Lees
Paula Larsen Judy Levine
Pauline Larsen Steven Lewis
"Pass me the cream and sugar."
Larry Kemp BobKunz
Marshall Larsen Dixie Liston
Terry Kemp Charlotte Larsen
Gayle Law Shirley Lloyd
Stephen King Lynne Larsen
Tim King Charles Lakervel<
Gail Lawrence Evelia Lopez
Karen Leatherwoo ' Sandra Lindner
"Guess which girl doesn't use the Lady Sunbeam?"
Linda Mangum Jerald Martin
[ulie Ann McClelland Sharon Miller
Christine Loulia · Jeanette Lynch
Glena Lundgrccn Dal • Lyon
Carol Lunncn Anette Maybe
Douglas Madsen Marsha Maynes
Bobbie Madsen Russel Maynes
David Mahler Larel Maynard
Tom Marriott Peggy Maynard
Richard Mar~h Sharon Mcllrid •
Susan Mannos Dan McConnell
Sheila McDonald Richard Milne
Kenl McLachlan Loren Minnick
D.wid McDonald Bobby Mitchell
Joe leeks John Mitchell
Dixie Mcdine Rosemary ~llakcr
Kent Millington Douglas Mons
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Geraldine Montague NancyMycrs
Carolyn Moran Joe Mumm
Keith Morgan Paul Mourey
Dorothy Mori Jay Nance
Ralph Mortensen Dauna Niel
Roy Nelson
Craig Nelsen
Vcrdinc Nelson Pat Ni !son
Linda Nelson Lona Nielson
Sandra Nelson Ron Nordgren
Jeanette Newbold Joan Nunley
Judy Newbold Estber Olsen
Monty Nickle Michael Olsen
Jay Nielson Steve Oliver
Jerry O'Nash Art Parker
Richard Olsen Gloria Parker
Wanda Orvis Jeannie Parker
Dave Ottley Sam Pasquali
Marvin Pack Richard Parks
Carol Pale Penny Par er
Carol Ann Paget Tanya Parker
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Ida Perry
James Plumhof Boyd Price
Barbara Peterson
Betty Pauley Benjy Rains
Kathryn Pearson Don Peterson
Marita Peery Gayle Peterson
Rhonda Poulson Richard Rains
Stacy Pond Dianne Raisor
Joann Read Cheryl Roby
Stephen Reader Phylis Roden
Larry Pennington Dee Pixton
Gary Pennington Karen Peterson
Glen Perkins Phyllis Pidcock
Florence Poulsen Nick Rakich
Dec Priano Brent Rasmussen
Marvin Powell Larry Rathjen
Richard Rich Paul Roth
Dan Richins Charleen Rudel
Kathie n Sadler Jean Salsbury
Dianne Sabey Vicky Saldivar
Jean Sadler Becky Sampson
David Schultz Laura S ltcrburg
Dianne Salville .Frank Searle
Meri Schelin Rinard Sewell
Diane Shultz Richard Sharp
Leon Scoggen Val Sharp
Donna Scott Brent Simonson
Marvin Searle Todd Shoemaker
Ro~cr Sjoblom Ka 1lcen Smith
Roy Simonson Dianne Smith
Brian Smith Judy Smith
Dale Smith Leone Smith
Darrel Smith Kathy Smith
Daryl Smith Lani Smith
Derrel Smith }ann Smith
JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Ernest J. Bianchi, Beverly A. Crawford, Deane Bennion, Lowell J. Boberg; not present Gene F. Deem.
Russell Smith Lynn Stevens
Lennice Sorensen Marsha Stocking
Jerry Sprague Jim Stringfellow
Verla Springer VLoccnt Strong
Kaylene Stapley Doris Stucky
Cheryl Stevens Paul Svedin
John Allen South Clcn Stucky
Jeanette Taggart Shirley Tennant
Brian Sutcliffe Dick Tester
Ron Talbot Kathy Thompson
Connie Tashiro John Thompson
Karen Taylor Judy Thurber
Christine Tebbs Sheila Tranter
Kathy Tennant Diana Tolman
Betty Trujillo Vickie Vunder
Mary Ellen Turner Paul Visser
Kathleen Vawdry Lynn Walkâ&#x20AC;¢r
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Sharene Washburn Ruth Ann Watts
Terry Walker Linda Watson
Margaret Walters Glen Watts
Mary Ann Walters Linda Watts
Mark Walsh Judy Weaver
Cheryl Webb
Elaine Welch John Whitlock
Van Webb Richard Wilcox
Donna Webster Gerald Williams
Dennis Wells Gordan Williams
Chad Wennerstrom Vickie Williams
Sharon Whittle Jean Wilson
Page Whetman Leland J. Winger J1
Nancy Wood Valerie Young
Dawn Woodbury Marilyn Yorganson
Paul Wolsleger Tom Zdunich
Juanita Worthington Rebecca Zamanek
Joan Wright MarkZmo
Larry Yates Jim Zupan
Charlene Wright Jay Zupan
Paul Webb
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DEAN ANDERSON President
Under the leadership of officers Dean, Ann, and Camilla, Jordan's largest class enthusiastically sponsored a successful class party and assembly. They took an active part in school functions and generated their spirit at all times.
CAMILLA MINER Secretary
ANN FINLAYSON Vice-president
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Ken Adams Mark Akagi Jill Anclcrson
Frank Adams Fred Aldredge Karen Anderson
June Adams Joan Aldredge LaDean Anderson
Kathy Abrams Sandra Allen Sandra Anderson
Connie Adams Dean Anderson Wayne Andrus
Gary Adolphson Gary Anderson Mary Jane Andrews
Susan Alder Geri Anderson Dennis Archuleta
Skip Atkinson Marilyn Bannon Linda Bell
Stephen Archuleta K(â&#x20AC;˘nt Bastian Keith Bell
Gregg Armstrong Leslie Bean Susan Bentley
Dennis Ashby Deanne Beckstrom Kay Beratto
Carol Bain Emalee Belcher Lanni Berrett
Diana Lynn Banks Craig Bell Wayne Berling
Sue Asay Stephen Billock Richard Bergan
Merrill Brown Dan Buhler
Sharon Brown Gaylord Buchanon
Shirley Brown Jim Burbank Brenda Butler
V ' rn Brown ]o Ann Burke
Gary Bywater
Dan Buchanon Tommy Durk• Annette Caldwell
All>n Bullock !-.1crlt•n • Burningham j11dy Caine
Marilyn Buhl r Roger Bosenbaek Chcrri Cameron
Leon Carl on Ted Carlson Sharon Cavagnolo
havez lark<• Linda oult r (; n •
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Ed Chaj)pell 1argarel Coleman Mareth Courri •r
Mark Cherrington Dcann Conkle Randy Cowdell
Larry Chidd ster L onard Costanza Linda Cundick
Art was pleased with many of his sophomore basketball prospects.
Sammy Christensen Sandra Cook Glenda Cutler
Michael Christianson teve Cook Maureen Dahl
Karen Clements Don Coppage Robert Dalley
Diane Davidson Darwin Despain Ricky Dougdale
Ralden Dansie Mike Demming Mirk Doty
Cregg Davidson Barbara Daugherty DaleDowd
Conditioning for the Twist.
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Bonnie Davenport Trisha Diamond Mark Doyle
Michael Davies Bob Dinius Iva Draper
Cordon Day Janet Doty Fred Dryer
Dennis Dean Bruce Douglas Joyee Dunlap
Mike Dunlap Paul Edwards Edward Elison
Patsy Durant I!cnrey Eklund ] ucly Elizondo
Timothy Dye Elwin Elison Judy Ereekson
Linda Ebert Dick Eldridge Kit Ennis
Sue Fahrini Ivan Fenstermaker Marlina Fivas
Elizabeth Evans Joyanne Fife Fred Fleming
Deaun Freeman Richard Cladd Kathy rant
Jim Francom Vickie Clade Ellen Graham
Carol Essex Larry Finling Norman Forbush
Carolyn Franklin Susan GofF Beverly Gral1am
Gloria Fairbourn Ann Finlayson Harold Forgie
Wade Felton Phyllis Fisher Melvin Fortner
Tony Gamingasco John Gonzales Larry Could
Ester Garcia Gary Gorringe Paulette Goudie
Randy Fisher Brent Fowler
Carl Gibson Dennis Green Roger Greenwood
Cheryl Fitzerald Sue Foss
Lynn Garner Robert Grey Douglas Green
Tom Greenwood Myrna Hansen Pat Harvey
Lee Gunnell Gayle Han en Louise Haws
Raymond Hadley Keith Hansen Norman Henke
Judy Hall Kent Hansen Carolyn Henneman
Ronald Halvors<'n Heed 1-f;lnsen Kaysie Hensen
Lyl<' Hand Sandra Hansen jam ¡s IIepncr
Lynda Hand Robin Hansen Vickie Hennan
Scott Heseltine Keith Horrocks
Ronald Hill Mary Houweling
Bruce Hilton Sheila Hovey Linda Hughes
Pamela Hirst Pat Howard Susan Hughes
Stan! y IIofiman D,we Hughes Tony Humphry
Sam Holt Dennis Hoyne Hi<:hard Hutchings
Ann Holmstrom Arden Hewitt Don lpson
Danna Jackscn Jeanie James Joyce James
Shana Jacobs Claudia James Linda Jeffs
L â&#x20AC;¢roy Jcnkcns Jerri Jenson Claudia Jam s
Ginger Jacobson Dennis James Kathy Jenkens
Janice Jenkens Brent Johnson Daisy Bell Jones
Joan Jacobs Hyrum Jeffs Douglas Jenkens
Anita Jensen Claudette Johnson Don Jon s
Arthur and Kathryn demonstrate the Box Step.
Trina Jensen Linda Johnson Blane Joos
Karen Kearsley Klaudia Koller Ronald Larrabee
Susan Keller Ray Kirk Steve Larkin
Karen Kemp Jim Koos Brent Larsen
Each year the sophomores face the responsibility of teaching Mr. Walker how to drive.
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Dick Kerber Kathy Kreidler Jeanie Larsen
Sheryl Kikel Joy Kurumadn Suzanne Larsen
Joann Kjar DeAnn Landers Susan Larsen
Linda Kocherhans Eugene Lamb Karen Lasiter
Bobby Lee Nick Lelis Marilyn Lewis
Glenda Latt Judy Leonard Sharon Lewis
Clyde Laurence Johnny Leonard Mcrtin Lundgreen
Jimmie Lawson Hac Jean Lee Kristine Lester
Barbara Lloyd Vicky Loveless Gloria Malstrom
Susan Lloyd Marsha Ludlow Dennis Manning
Carol Loader Rosalee Lugerbauer Pat Magers
Darwin Loveless Margie Lukich Ronnie Margetts
Virgie Loumes Philip Lund Stephen Marquet
Georgia Lunnen Lynn Marler
Pat Mahan Linda Marshall
St vc Mascaro Hac Dean McEwen Camilla Miner
Duane Martineau Belh McCandless Stacy Monroe
Honald Matsumura Joyce Mecham Richard Mons
Judy Mathews Barbara McKell Billy Moore
Kelly Mayer Anke Menssen Brent Moore
Allen Maynes Brent ~[iller Charlene Moore
LeRoy Manghan Kenneth Milburn Robert Morgan
Jean Morrow Linda eedham JoAnn ielson
Jack ystrom Joe Omly
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Sharon No ·ack David Oliver
Pam Null II Diana Olabarri Dick Parker
Jodi Nydc!{g ·r lwri Olsen Carol· • Ow ·n
Barry ygard Cary Olsen Jerry Owens
john Pavich Nancy Pearce Ricky Perkins
Pal Pallerson Gary Pederson Sydney Peddler
Tony Paton Ronald Pedler Claron Perry
Linda Parks Shirley Peddler Brent Penrod
Dian • P l rson arol Phillips Sheryl Pri · •
Donna P l rson Dennis Pickell J uI ic Preece
Ginger Peterson Larry Pierce Ted Procter
Linda Peterson R ed Pierson Laraine Pugmire
"I hope Art is watching."
Dianne Pettibone Linda Pulsiver JoAnn Phelps
Judy Player Charles Rardin Gloria Rawson
Frank Powell Betty Rene Rawso Monte Phelps
Eileen Rich Waunita Robinson Bennie K. Reese
Elaine Rich Ronald Roden Carlene Rees
Mr. Sacos' side show.
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Mary Richards Karen Rogers Rose Marie Reese
Rosalind Richards Kenny Rogers Dick Reinsimar
Sheryl Rundctuest Nancie Samulson Duane Schoenfeld
Rosemary Richens Tommy Rogerson Charles Revill
Hal Rishton Lorrain Romero Dar) ne Rich
Carol Roach Nora Ronquillo Maurine Hoss
Arlene Sabey Terry Sagers Patsy Rodriguez
Jerald Sabey Lynn Hue agers Merr 1 Ross
Janice Sab y Becky Savag Stev â&#x20AC;˘ Roundy
Etta May Smith Frank Sorenson heryl or mon
La Rae Sorenson ~larilyn Stone Marilyn Snow
Dean Sprague Janet Stout Paul Snyder
Diane Stapley Larry Strasberg Susan Sommers
Terry Steadman Glen Sudbury Robert Soper
Suzanne Stauffers Billy Strave Jerry Sweney
Bryan Thompson Sharon Tunbridge Eddie Switzer
Jay Weaver Jan Vernon
Lynn Watterson Bryan Vranes
Dave Weber Mickie West Sally Wagner
Connie Webb Judy Whctman Kathy Walton
Douglas Webb Maurine Wipple Terry Walker
Mike Welch Bonni William Carl Wilson
Barbara W lch Eddie Williams Rosemary Walker
Wilma Jean Wootton Tony Ycngi ·h Eileen Wood! y
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SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS: Glen E. Soulier, Jed W. Wasden, Arland Russen, Howard C. Evans, Farrell H. Gunnell.
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Time is well spent in the various organizations of Jordan High. Incorporated into a mold of experiences, education, and friendship, the clubs strive toward meeting their objectives through supervised leisure time activities. Many creative programs and worthwhile experiences are long to be remembered.
BONNIE MARK President
LINDA NEWBOLD Vice President
CHRISTINE LOULIAS Secretary
DOLLY MALNER Senior 1\epresentative
BONNIE BISHOP Junior Representative
The activities which the Girls Association officers and advisors have sponsored, have all been very successful this year. tarting their work before school, they planned the leadership camp for all of the officers of every club. They were in charg' of lh' Girls Association State Conv ntion. Th y sponsor •d th' Big Pai-Liltl' Pal Party, the Dogpatch Drag, the Mothers and Daughl rs Ev ning and Fathers and Daughters Night. Through th •ir activities they have enriched the school and ils members. ADVI ORS - Wanda Wnde, Dorothy 'chmidt, 11 •len Seaman, l\larilyn Yates, B •vcrly mwford, Mary Fitzg rulcl.
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IIOW ARD WORTHEN President
RANDY COWDELL Vice President
DARRELL SMITH Secretary
BILL FARMER Senior Representative
DICK CRANE Junior Representative
JOl-IN PAVICH Sophomore R pres â&#x20AC;¢ntative
The Boy's Association is unique in that it is the only club whose activities can be enjoyed by every boy in the school. Among the successful activities sponsored by the Boys' Association were Fathers' and Sons' Night, the Thanksgiving party, and numerous special assemblies. The officers worked hard throughout the year striving to make the club beneficial to all the boys. ADVISORS - Tuff Linford, Don Milne, Jay Pond, Jesse Casper.
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Darla Couch and her father were winners of the Charleston Contest at the Fathers and Daughters' Night sponsored by the Girls' Association.
The Boys' and Girls' Asso iation was extrem ly succ ssful in sponsoring the school-wide "Sub for Santa."
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Bill Ilesterman, disc jockey from KNAK, draws the lucky ticket at th Thanksgiving Celebration.
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A clat with dad at th "Barnyard Bounce" was qually by daught rs and dads.
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Demonstration of strength was admired by fathers and their sons together at their annual feat.
Thanksgiving holiday festivities were enjoyed by our stud nts at the Associations' sponsored party.
A quartet of senior girls entertained for seniors and sophomores at the annual Big Pal-Little Pal Party.
"Chivalry is not dead," said many girls on Boys' Day.
OFFICERS AND ADVISORS - Seated: Kent Ashman, Treasurer; Neil Smith, Secretary; Earon Fairboorn, 2nd Vice President; Joe Sargent, lst Vi· President. Standing: Mr. Swenson, Mr. Jackson, advisors.
KEY CLUB - Row One: Lowell Vawdry, Robert Dalley, Dean Anderson, Kent Ashman, Brent Anderson, David jorgensen, Gordon Kimball, Elray Dow, Robert Blair, John Clarke, Bill Blair.
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Row Two: Randy Cowcl II, Eat·on Pairbourn, Reid Sjoblom, Clev Ualc, Pat Eld •r, Bri11n Smith, Billy Farm r, j erry jacob, D•nn Bawden, Ernie Bedont, Rob rt Kunz, Bryc ]ones.
Key Club members and their dates enjoy their election party at the Bajou Country Club.
Brent Anderson dismisses meeting at Marv Jensen's gym.
Being the top service club of the school, the Key Club provided fun and a chance to serve the school and community for forty-five of Jordan's top students. Career Day, an American Flag for every home room, UNICEF, and "Sub for Santa" were a few of the many projects carried out by this club. A junior division of the Kiwanis Club, Jordan High's Key Club, has for fourteen years been an asset to the school, the community, and the nation.
KEY CLUB - Row One: Frank Tuft, Joe Sargent, Dale Smith, Rog â&#x20AC;˘r Sjoblom, Neil Smith, Bruce Moocfy, Robert Young, Darrell Smith, St â&#x20AC;˘vcn Tuttle, Eugene Ninomiya, II nry Miller. Row Two:
Frank Caufin, Brent Carroll, Paul Andms, Brent Mickelsen, Vic Anderson, Lee Fugal, Jim Mumford, Derrell Smith, Kent Millington, Ford Stevenson, Sherman Smith.
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SHARON GARDNER President
OFFICERS AND ADVISORS - Seated: Stacey Pond, Assistant Drill Mistress; Judy Smith, Reporter; Susan Cr enwood, Drill Mistress; Christine Tebbs, Song Leader. Standing: Dawn Woodbury, Historian; Ard 11 K ' IT, Marilyn Yat ·s, Advisors; Ceri Bishop,Treasurer; Mariano Walters, S er tary.
CHARLONIANS - Row One: Susan AllmencUnger, Carolyn Harper, Charlotte Larsen, Lynne Larson, Nancy Clark, Martha Damjanovich, Carol Lunnen, Sharon Gardner, Robyn Juhlin, Susan
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Greenwood, Terry Densl y, Cheryl Hendrickson, Bonnie Bishop. Row Two: Kathy Birch, Chrislit1e Loulias, judith Buhl r, Geri Bishop, Claudia Carrigan, Jucly Forbush, Linda Erickson, Dixi Liston, Sibyl Fitzgerald, 1 nt johnson, Karen Butler, Arne! Burris.
Enthusiastically, the Charlonians perform one of their precision drills.
At the initiation and candle-lighting c rmony, th girls became full-fledged Charlonians.
Stepping out into the spot light were the 1961-62 Charlonians. They presented lively half-time entertainment during the football and basketball seasons with a variety of marching patterns and formations. With an accent on social graces and the traditions of the club, the Charlonians busied themselves with exchange teas with other Region Four pep clubs, with honoring students who displayed good sportsmanship, with an outstanding Christmas party, and with their annual May Day breakfast, along with encouraging school spirit.
CIIARLONJANS - Row One: Christine Tebbs, Connie Tashiro, Florence Poulsen, Linda Rawlin gs, jan e Van Lccwan, Ester Olsen, Mariann ' Walters, Carol Ann Paget, Dianne Smith, Judy Newbold,
Judy Smith, Stacy Pond. Row Two: Dianne Raisor, Linda Johnson, j ean Salisbury, Karen Peterson, Sheila Tranter, Vicki Vunder, Rosemary Mlaker, Kathalyn Sadleir, JoAnn Reed, Jean Wilson, Kathy Smith, Marilyn Yorgason, Dawn Woodbury.
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OFFICER - Pat Ped erson, Seer •tury; Judy Smith , Vice President; Rosemary Mlaker, Historian ; Hand y D nsl •y, P arliam •ntarian .
SHERRY BRKLACY President GLEN E. SACOS Adviso r
MASQUE AND GAVEL - Row One: N . Jacobson, C . Hogenson,
T . Jensen, ]. Fife, M . Jenkins, K. Clements, C. Lunnen, G. Cutler, T. Humphrey, ]. Kurkm ada, K. Koller, K. H enson, D . F reeman, K. Bills, ]. Cowley, 0 . Greco, G. Greenwood , P. Bird , R. D emke, L. D ennis, L. Booth, J . Hutchin gs. Row Two: . rane, . Bradshaw, B. D avenport, E. G raham, L. Hu ghes, J. H a ll , D . Couch , N . Clark, M . Jensen, M . Cox, C. Loulias, L. B •rry, L . Berrett, V. H e rman, P . Jenkins, P . Durrant, C . Baird, S. Cartwri ght, ] . Anderson, C . Franklin, S. H ansen, K. L es ter, L . Gardner, K. H ardcastle, S. Ge tma n. Row Three: A. Balla rd , C. j ames, S. Cavagnolo, K. Butler, C. H arper, j . H all, M . Jensen , B. Howard,
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K. K arsl y, K. Kr idl ·r, K. Birch, . L arson, S. Fitzge rald , J . Fitzg raid, L. Butterfield , S. Lloyd , J. Ber ger, L. undi ck, S. jacobs, M . H anse n, L . j oh anse n, J. Buhl •r, . arri gan , C . Bishop, j . Go fl . Row Four: j . Ham , T. Kl·mp, 13. B c rs, H. Juhlin , C . Gri ggs, D . Beckstrom, P. Go udie, S. Foss, K. Abrams, L. lland , L. Hand, J. Lars ·n, ·. K ll·r, A. Finlayson, j . Kjar, J. Brown , T. Jlolm ~ tro m , . Ca rlso n, K. Ilepne r, D . Lh ton, L. j l·nkins, 1\J. Er •kson , J . Blucm •1, S. avagnolo, P. aldwe ll, . Gardner. How Five: D. ran , S. rcc nwood , (. Dowd , L . F eil:l:, B. Ask •w, J. lark •, V. Barr •tt , P. Andru s, B. olto n, H. j ones, . ll ul , R. D ·nsl y, j . Bag) ·y, E. D ow, E. B ·dont, S. Larkin , D. Me o nn •II , B. Blair, D. CoiL
Being a club of more than 285 members, the Ma que and Gavel was the largest club at Jordan this year. Under the direction of Mr. Sacos the club officers promoted many entertaining activities. They attended the plays at the University of Utah, had an initiation and several parties, and concluded the year with a formal banquet.
Mr. Sacos takes charge of the opening exercises at the Masque and Gavel Initiation as the officers and guests look on.
MASQUE AND GAVEL- Row One: L. Sharp, B. Mark, B. Young, P. Ped rscn, B. Bor~, D. j ensen, P. Pierce, B. Smith, N. Reed, A. Cr •cnwood, {· Schow, K. Yen~ich, A. Nielsen, T. Staker, D. Pettibon ·, E. Ni son, P. Magers, D. Olabcrri, B. Williams. Row Two: N. Nelson, P. Yasukchi, K. Burgon, D. Malnar, K. Parker, R. Stone, M. Millerbcrg, F. Pouls n, D. Stucky, C. Page, B. Sampson, C. T •bbs, L. judy, C. Tashiro, K. Bird, D. Vordos, B. Pierce, C. Bateman, D. Chav z, C. Owen, H. Hichards, B. McKell, K. Peters nl S. Tranter, K. Wood, D. Thurber, C. Taylor, C. Miner, D. l\ic1, j. Morley. Row Three: J. Nyde~ger, S. Tunbridge, M. Snow, j . Newbold, J. SmiU1, M. Yorgason, S. Mannos, D. Preece, B. Zaiser, !;;. Miller, L. N •!son, D. Mori, P. Larsen, D. Neil, H. Heich, J.
Samuelson, D. Haisor, J. Thurber, S. McBride, K. Sadleir, A. Sabey, J. Worthington, E. Smith, G. Malmstrom, M. Tisclmer, C. Young, S. Brklacy.Row Four: M. West, K. Pearson, D. Sabey, R. Mlaker,
J. Salisbury, D. Smith, L. Pugmire, J. Shurtleff, K. Van Seters, L. Smith, J. Weaver,]. Stout, P. Simper, J. Sabey, M. Ross, E. Welch,
J. Sjoblem, S. Wagner, M. Stone, C. Rundquist, S. Stoffers, C. Webb, B. Lloyd. Row Five: L. Neff, M. Peery, K. Rogers, V. Vunder, M. Schelin, D. Smith, L. Yates, D. Smith, G. Watts, B. Rasmussen, S. Tuttle, J. Pavich, R. Rich, R. Malstrom, J. Moore, G. Young, J. Sargent, J. Mitchell, B. Nelson, . Smith, F. Stevenson, M. Mannos, R. Yengich, T. Rogerson, D. Roubicek, S. Pedler, M. Sjoblem.
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OFFICERS - Kathi <tgcrs, Secretary; Verla Butterfi ld, Vice Presid ·nt; Dianna Davis, Class Rep resentative; Afton Cr •nwood, Histo rian. ANN NIELSON President
MRS. KERR Advisor
Unusual beats and cr ativ patterns of the Dane lub w r received with nthusiasm by th stud nt body durin r fioorshows , assemblies, and traveling assembli •s. Th Dan · lub participat d actively in joint inter-school 'xchanges and in sponsoring ducational xcursions to local university ballet p rformanccs.
DANCE CLUB - Row One: Carole Davis, Dianna Davis, Ann Nielsen, Shirley Knibbe, Carol Middleton, Kathleen Hepner, Margene Sjoblom, Gloria Steiner, Henae Stone. Row Two: Afton Greenwood, Wynne Page, Jean Schow, Viki Sharp, Diana Day,
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Janice Meissner, Elaine Brown, Bonnie Peterson, Marilyn Millerb •rg, V •ria Butt rfield, Kat hi Sag •rs. Row Three: Jean Walk •r, Kathy Day, Toni Martin, Sue Williams, Natalie Re d, Nancy Helm, Lorrainr Vigil, Linda Walker, D Ann Bjork, Gail liardcastle, Merle Whitmor •, Gw n Linnarz.
OFFICERS - . t ve Kr;tmcr, Board Member; Steve Taylor, Vice President; orclon Kimball, Board Member; Steve Day, Board Member; Br nt Anderson, Board Member; Carl Leatherwood, Tr ·asurer; Kent Stephan, Secretary. HOWARD WORTHEN President
Since th L tt rmen' Club consists of those boys who have earned th ir sports 1 ttcrs, top athl t s b long to it. This year they sponsored th benefit bask tball game between the Jordan Stars and the Ilarl 'm Stars.
LETTERMAN' CLUB -Row One: Bru e Birchell, Roger Sjoblolll, john Ajioka, Merrill Enniss, Ernie Bcdont, Carl Leatherwood, Howard Worthen, Del Brady, Kraig Ellis, Bruce Cowdell, Don Kochcrhans, M •rvin )<'nscn, John Bills, Bill Boggess, Lynn Carlquist, Dick Crnnc. Row Two: Ronald jones, Brent Carroll, Melvin Blaney, Steve Day, jay Whiting, Kent McCleary, Kent Stepan, David Ostl •r, Don Jacobson, Drew Hansen, David Jorgensen,
ART HUGHES Advisor
Richard Day, Rodger Andrus, Gordon Jones. Row Three: Eugene Izatt, Steve Taylor, Brad Brimhall, Steve Kramer, Don Glover, Cleve Hale, William Ganz, Kent Ashman, John Thompson, Carl Gray, Earon Fairbourn. Row Four: Archie Archuleta, Gordon Kimball, Craig Shoemaker, Frank Tuft, Billy Farmer, Joe Moore, Bob Halpin, Kent Curtis, jon VanWagoner, Billie Johnson, Jay Nielson, Eugene Ninomiya.
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GLEN SMAHT President
KIM BLACK Advisor
OFFICERS - Drew Hansen, Vice President; Neil Smith, Secretary; Larry Stephens, Reporter; Daryl Smith, Treasurer; Craig Cowley, Representative.
F. F. A.- Row One: Kenneth Milburn, Ted Proctor, Daryl Smith, John Bills, Craig Cowley, Jay Colledge, Neil Smith, DM Reese, Don Jacobson, Glen Smart, Drew Hansen, Leland Winger, Lynn Joosten, Rinard Sewell. Row Two: Brent Covington, Duane Dunn, Howard Whitlock, Hammond Brinton, Ross Brown, David Ander-
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Though chiefly an agricultural organization, the Future Farmers of America participate in many varied projects. The members, consisting of thos boys who tak vocational agriculture classes, su cessfully planned and carried out the Harvest Ball and s nt representatives to state and national F. F. A. conv ntions.
son, Larry Slev ns, Milo Anderson, Owen Hnht, {\ncly Bergman, Frank i ·lhorst, 1ichn ·I Carp 'Iller, Ralph Bow •n. Bow Three: Bruce Cude, K nl Bastian, Larry Bringhurst, David Bastian, Rodn y H ·ar s, Dennis 0 Crnfl'end d, Dennis Noscr, Mik · trottd, Leon Carlson, Marvin Powell, Kent Brindley, Moot Phelps, Lcanard Costanza.
BECKY SMITH President
BETTY HENDERSON MAHEE NELSON Advisors
Meeting ev ry Tuesday in liss Henderson's room, the Jordan chap ter of the Future Homemakers of America plan their many activities. They sponsor the annual Sweeth arts Ball and arc co-sponsors of the Harvest Ball. H •gional and tal · F. F. A. conventions include members of the Jordan Chapter in their programs. The conventions ar held in different cities of the state each year. FUTURE IIOMEMAKEHS - Row One: B. Milburn, L. Bell, S. Carroll, C. urtis, V. Yotm).(, J. IIutehings, L. Jenkins, S. Knibbc, K. ll<'pncr, M. Sjohlcm, S. Foss, H. Walker, C. Lunncn, L. Johanson, j . Worthin).(ton , D. Smith, J. Samuelson, J. Wahlquist, S. Asay, C. jon •s, T. Sagers, S. Brown, L. Bishop, M. All •n, S. Hughes, K. D<•spuin. Row Two: L. Sagers, E. Lopez P. Bird , l. Yorgason, S. t.lannos, M. ourri •r, J. Player, . Atfamson , G. Brimhall, C. Mumm, K. Stapl •y, L. Kod10rans, E . Carda, C. Christensen, !\!. rum, J. Nunley, T. K<'mp, L. l\langum, C. Peterson, I. Perry, I.
OFFICERS - Kaye Despain, ecretary; Jackie Williams, Historian; t.larianne Fagg, Vice President; Dclsa Clarke, Treasurer.
Damjanovich, K. Pearson, P. Mahon, D. Clark, J. Newbold. Row Three: J. Williams, E. Flores, K. Smith, K. Sadlier, S. Cavagnolo, L. Judy, C. Franklin, C. Biltz, L. Booth, C. Lester, J. Sabey, E. Welch, L. Gardner, S. Atkinson, C. Rawson, . Ronquillo, C. Jenkins, D. Webster, M. Fagg, P. Jenkins, R. Poulson, C. Bradshaw, P. Nuttal, B. Welch, S. Bowles. Row Four: P. Wade, S. Cavagnolo, C. Knibbe, J. Lynch, J. Taggert, D. Sabey, K. Smith, D. Tea, B. Smith, M. Rose, T. Staker, J. Weaver, D. Pettibone, C. Wright, S. Gutman, J. Brown, J. Goff, B. Young, S. Sommers, E. Pratt, L. Hung, B. Busath, C. Rees, C. Forester, J. alisbury.
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CAROL HOGENSON President
FAY D. THOMAS Advisor
OFFICERS - Mary Lou Erehon, Treasurer; joAnn Carlsen, Secretary; Barbara Young, Vice President.
DECA - Row One: Carol Smith, Delia Villobos, Bonnie Tucller, judith Harker, Judith Johnson, Marie Panek, j •anette ] •nkins, Carol Hogenson, Nadine Jacobson, Lynda Sharp, Amy Yamashiro. Row Two: Cheryl Sjostrom, Barbara Young, Pearl Error, Sharen Tufts, Claudia Pederson, Kathleen Hepner, joAnn Carben,
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DE A is a vocational sales group associated with the distributive education class. Because DE A is one of the f •w clubs given a class period in which to expand th ir work, they wcr abl ' to plan and carry out "Sub-for-Santa" along with oth •r significant school functions.
Mary Lou Erekson, joan Porter, Ch ri stina wton, LouiS(' Blatnick, Charlene T;tylor. How Three: Hichard latsurnura, joe Koncural, Cordon Jom•s, Larry \Vcb~tcr, Larry St ·vcm, Pn·ston Lloyd, Don Clover, jo(' \\'illiarns, lloward Wortht•n, Holen • Bow ·n, jan • Fitzg('rald, herie Chamh •rlin, larlcnc Hawson.
Moki u. ·JJ. BECKY SMITH Secretary General
CIIARLYNN MILNE Advisor
Each Thursday night the Model U. . m t to study and Jearn ahoul the United Nations. They extensiv ly sludi d Uraguay and the Congo, countries which they repres nted at the annual ~Iodel United Nations Assembly held at the University of Utah.
MODEL U. N.- Row One: 1arilyn Smith, Brigctt Yow II, Linda Koclwrhans, Joan Jacobson, Elaine Pratt, Marilyn Millberg, judy Smith, Dianne Smith, 1arthn Dnmjanovich, Bonnie Bishop, Marilyn Yargason, Lynn Larson, Klaudia Koller, Georgia Lunnen, Bonnie Davenport, Linda cecll1am, Camilla ~1iner. Row Two: Dawn Woodbury, Vickie Williams, juanita Worthington, janet
OFFICERS - Dawn Woodbury, Secretary; Sandra 1artha Cavagnolo, Assistant Secretary General; Damjanovich, Treasurer. Cowley, Diane Pettibone, Teddy taker, ancy Clark, Sandra Cavagnolo, Susan Keller, JoAnn Kjar, Kathy Abrams, Shirley Tennant, Dianne Preece, Jean Salisbury, Becky Smitl1. Row Three: Raymond Hadley, Larry Feitz, Rodger Busenbark, John Taylor, joe Koncurat, Elray Dow, 1 eil Smith, Don Peterson, Paul Andru ·, Lee Fugal, Derrell Smith, Larry tevens, Donald Barney, Kent Ashman, Ed Chappell.
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The club promoting journalism within the school is the Press Club. This club sponsors the "J" Book and many of the various student publications.
PRESS CLUB - Row One: Terry Densley, Marianne Fagg, Bonnie Bishop, Mary Sue Walles, Kathy Birch, Kay Anderson, Lynne Larson, Valerie Young, Lorretta Dennis. Row Two: Becky Smith, Carla Dinius, Cherie Chamberlin, joann Read, Doni Roubicek, Jeanette Bluemel, Elaine Brown, Dianna Davis, Cm·ol Ann Page. Row Three: Dave Ottley, Vincent Strong, Steve Holmes, James Hamilton, Lloyd Loveless, Larry Loveless, John West, David GoH', Thomas Bishop, Ford Stevenson. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Seated: Miss Rawson. Standing: Kathy Birch, Vice President; Mary Sue Walles, President; Bonnie Bishop, Secretary-Treasurer.
OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Seated: Miss Rawson Standing: Carla Dinius, Vice President; Lloyd Loveless, President; Cherie Chamberlin, Secretary. QUILL AND SCROLL - Row One: Bonm · Bishop, Mary Su Walles, Carla Dinius, Sherie Chambc•rlin, jortnn Head, Becky Smith, Kathy Birch, Dtnnmt Davis. Row Two: Thomrts Bishop, John West, Larry Lovcl •ss, Lloyd Loveless. Dnvid Goff, Ford Stevenson.
To promote better journalism through stud nt writing is th purpose of this club. M mborship in th club r quir s the publication of v 'nly-.five column inches in a school pap r or comm rcial publications.
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To guide those girls interested in the medical profession, the Future Nurses Club successfully planned a trip to a ~ "' ;, _ ~ .. _ .1..-. ,.,. • • '- • hospital, and had many speakers at various meetings. The girls also planned and carried out a successful party. ~ {A/ {.A~
FUTURE NURSES - Kathleen Hepner, Carol Jenkins, Shauna Draper, Claudia James, Nancy Winget, Samlra Anderson, Paulette Larson, Beatrice Milburn, Marilyn Lewis, Carol Curtis, Valerie Young. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Seated: Kathleen Hepner, President; Ruth Larsen, School Nurse. Standing: Carol Curtis, Paulette Larsen, Secretary-Treasurers; Valerie Young, Vice President.
OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Seated: Richard Matsumura, Vice President; Donald Barney, ecretary. Standing: Mr. Lind, 1r. Budge, advisors. Not photographed: David Olsen, President. RADIO CLUB _ Larry Chidest r, Richard Hutchings, Cayl<?rd Buchanan, Ronald Matsumura, K nl Hans n, Vincent Strong, Donald 0. Barney, Rtchard Matsumura.
The Radio Club consists of boys interested in the fundamentals of radio communications and its different applications. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Lind and Mr. Budge, th boys were abl to learn much during the year.
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A CEREMONY OF CAROLS
BENJAMIN BRITTEN
To fulfill the experiences and needs conducive to cultural background, Jordan High Scool has presented its students a variety of activities. These activities range from the school play, and the art exhibit, to the music performances and festivals. In Jordan High School, the departments of fine art have created an atmosprere where the creative talents and abilities of its students may develop.
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GWEN ASTORGA Editor
BLAINE BROWN Advisor
The "Beetdigger" staff of 1962 has carefully planned and published your annual yearbook. The year was laboriously spent in meeting deadlines and in compiling material. Guided by the foresight and experience of Gwen Astorga, editor, and Mr. Blaine Brown, advisor, this yearbook has be n created to give you an accurate account of Jordan High. Those who also assisted but whose picture does not appear on these pages are Carole Young and Judy Alexand r.
Combining their talents to produce this yearbook are copy writers, typists, and artists: Diane Thurber, Judy Smith, Diane Chav z, Nancy Clark, Janny Lou Morley, Christine Loulias, Gwen Astorga, and Betty Jean Smith.
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The yearbook staff was fortunate this year in having such an outstanding group of photographers. They are: Diana Day, Jon VanWagoner, Dennis Adams, and Cheryl Wright.
Dian Chavez and Christine Loulias are the talented artists on th Bectdigger staff. These girls design d division pages and added the clever time-pieces found throughout th book.
Pat Eld r, B tty Jean Smith, Dan Error, and Janny Lou Morley all contributed a great deal to the success of the 1962 Beetdigger.
Helping the yearbook take care of administrative duties were Merle Alvey, English advisor; Kenneth Brady, business manager; and Arval elson, photography advisor.
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ORALIE RAWSON Advisor
LLOYD LOVELESS Co-Editor
CARLA DINIUS Co-Editor
M ting a goal of fifteen issues, the Broadcaster sta!f has labored faithfully to produce a school paper of which we ar very proud. Under the able guidance of Miss Oralie Rawson, advisor, and Carh Dinius and Lloyd Loveless, coeditors, the paper has served to inform our stud nts of the news and to give students experience in Journalism.
Advisors and staff members of the Broadcastor are - Row One: Cnrln Dinins, Lloyd Loveless, Becky Smith. Row Two: Vicki Willinms, Dianml Dnvis, Kathy Birch, David Goff, Larry Loveless, john W st.
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KATIJY BlHCJl nnd DAVID GOFF Assistant Editors
Members of the Broadcaster staff work together co-operatively to produce our school paper.
Dianna Davis and Larry Loveless, staff members, work with Becky Smith, assoc.iatc ditor, on another issu of the Broadcaster.
Cherie Chamberlain, associate editor, and Mary Sue Walles, photography editor, decide which picture will go in the next Broadcaster.
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LAMAR HENDRICKSON Advisor
JACQUE SAMUELSON Associate Editor
SHERRY BHKLACY Associate Editor
The Couri r is a colle 'tion works created by stud nts School. Under th guidanc Couri r is a valuable r pr ality.
of literary selections and art of English in Jordan High of LaMar Hendrickson, the s ntation of creative origin-
The industrious Courier staff takes time out to po for a pictur . Th y ar ; Bonnie Bishop, John Hatch, Shirley Robertson, Ella Mari Buchn, Maurin Webb, Pat Nash, Shauna Draper, Larry Feitz, and Marilyn Mill rbcr r.
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The Madrigal Choir, composed of approximately twenty-six students of the A Cappella Choir, specialized in the singing of music composed during the sixteenth century.
OFFICERS - Leo Dean, director; Natalie Reed, secretary; Carole Young, accompanist, Pat Elder, president.
Representing our school's choral talents, the A Cappella Choir has been an ass t to Jordan High School. New uniforms, purchased this year, added much to the appearance of the group. The choir has performed for various church meetings, P.T.A. meetings, school and exchange assemblies. Under the able direction of Mr. Dean, the choir has practiced diligently to perfect its performances. A CAPPELLA - Row One: Merle Whitmore, Jean Schow, Gayle tone, Dian B. Jenson, Natalie Reed, Carolyn Dunn, Law, R na Mike Mannos, William anz, Todd Shoemaker, Lynn Carlquist, Brent How r ft, Loren Minnick, Don Jacobsen, Diane Sabey, Carol Middleton, Judith Buhler, Dianne R. Jensen, Kathy Birch, Judy N •wbo ld, Susan reenwood, judy Ure, Leo D an, director. Row lcnda Brimhall, Linda Gardner, Elaine Two: Kathi ag rs, Welch, Mari • Pan •k, Earl Glover, Doug Abrams, Kent Ashman, Hob •rt All 'n, N d Timothy, Ford Stevenson, Patrick Elder, Eugcn • Izatt, nrol Ann Paget, Linda Bowles, Dora Larson, Jane Fitzgerald, Charlotte Larsen, Becky Pierce, Linda Jansen. Row
Three: Gwen Astorga, Lynne Larson, Carole Young, Janny Lou Morley, Geraldine Montague, Jerry Mitchell, Allan South, Doug Norton, Kent Millington, Lee Irvine, Michael Visser, Stephen King, Becky Howard, LaRay Street, Kathy Brown, Jane Jeppson, Claudia Carrigan, Kaye Bird, Karen Van Seters, Judy Shurtleff. Row Four: Vicki Sharp, Carolyn Morgan, Lyla Brady, Lynda Jenkins, Drew Hansen, Jim Barron, John Whitlock, Paul Anderson Ronnie Jones, Arlan Heaps, Dan Error, Brian Smitl1, Dave Boyce, Lynda Peterson, Mary Tischner, Claudia Pedersen, Doris Vordos, Betty Jean Smith, Maurine Beck tead, Margene Sjoblom, Cheryl Bateman Christene Tebbs. '
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STRI C ORCIIE TRA - Row One: Karen Carbton, Jerry 0' ash, ancy Scott, Elain · Van J Lorn, Jane Smith, joann H ad, Bonni' Bishop. Row Two: Jay Pond, diredor; Eil · •n Hich, Elaine Pratt, Richard Bowles, Byron Thompson, Steve Terry. BAND OFFICERS - .t>lr. Pond, advisor; .t>l::wr en Whipple, Librarian; Sherm Smith, Pep Band President; Lee Fugal, President; Preston Lloyd, Vice President; Stacy Pond, Librarian.
BAND - Row One: Earl Clover, Stacey Pond, Wilfri •d Hoffman, Michael Emms, john Taylor, Maureen Whipple, Kathleen Smith, Dean Sprague. Row Two: June Adams, Ray Iladl y, Craig Brown, Preston Lloyd, Jerry Sprague, Bret johnson, Glen Watts, Barry Nygard, Claudia James, Wilma Wootton, Steve Larkin, johnny Leonard, Dale Dowd. Row Three: Steven Hughs, Byron olton, Doug Broadhead, Brent Carroll, Stephen Peddler, Cregg Arm-
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Under the direction of Jay Pond, th band xcellcd as one of Jordan' most a live ultural organizations. Playing and marching during half-tim at our football gam s and participating in variou ass mbli s and onccrts, it assisted in keeping school ·pirit high throughout the year.
strong, , ·raid Fullmer, Brent Rasmussen, Hobt•rt Hich, Richard Thomas, Jack ichol, Larry hidestcr, Billy ]'door , jim Young, Bryant ,old, 'oT(lon Douglass, L · Fugal. How Four: jnnws ll •pn r, Dan Buchanan, Tommy Burke, Sh •nnan Smith, Mike Mannos, Glen Sudlury, jerold 1artin, Don Petersen, jay W •aver, Lynn Sh'vcns, D •nnis Ow •n, j anPS Hamilton, C •org • Van 11 om, Dann lcConnell.
The A Cappella Choir dons red and white "Santa" hats for their rendition of "The Night Before Christmas" at the performance of their annual choral program.
Prelude To Christmas, an inspiring Christmas program of music, was presented through the combined efforts of th chorus classes of Jordan lligh direct d by Leo Dean. Carolers from the Madrigal Choir caroled to the audience as th y entered. The program b gan with the combin d choruses singing "Cer mony of Carols" and continu d with s parat numbers by the Girls' Chorus, the Mix d Chorus, and th A Cappella Choir. The program was ¡limaxccl by th "Fanfare for Christmas" sung by the combin d choruses.
SOLOISTS A~ ACCOMPANISTS - Carole Young, Gayle Law, Kent Millington, Gene Izatt, Carol Middleton Shatma Atkinson. '
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Susan Greenwood Reb cca Gibbs
Joe Sargent Doctor Gibbs
Viki Sharp Mrs. Soames
George Young George Gibbs
John Clark Professor Willard
Sherry BrkJacy Mrs. Gibbs
Dick Crane Howie Newsome
Carl Wilson jo ' Crowell
Patrick Elder Stage Manager
Dan MacConnell Wally Webb
Richard Rich Simon Stimson
Sweet music was a highlight of "Our Town." The Madrigal Choir participated as members of the church choir.
Paul Andrus Dead Man
A tribut on closing night was paid to dire tor, Glenn Sacos, by m mb rs of th play cast.
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Carole Young Organist
Under the direction of Glenn Sacos students of Jordan presented as the school play this year, Our Town, a drama by Thornton Wilder. The play takes place in Grover's Comers, New Hampshire. In the three acts, the life of any man is depicted from birth to death. The lack of scenery was very effective and created a real challenge for the student cast. Our Town is said to be one of the finest plays in the history of Jordan High School. Charlene Taylor Student Director
Keith Morgen Baseball Player
Glen Sacos Director
Becky Smith 1rs. Webb
Brent Mickelson Mr. Webb
Charlotte Larsen Emily Webb
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Judy Smith Woman in the Balcony
Steve Tuttle Baseball Player
Robert Yengich Baseball Player
Steve Larkin Si Crowell
Neil Smith Joe Stoddard
Ford Stevenson Sam Craig
An impressive wedding scene was conducted by the stage manager. Bonnie Mark Lady in the Second Row
John Pavich ?vfan in the Auditorium
Entertained with music and Christmas carols, the play cast relaxes after a very successful performance.
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Costuming for the on act play is directed by Paula Jenkins and Christine Newton.
Viki Sharp proudly accepts lh' H 'gion Dramati ·s Trophy.
Three weeks after taking the Region Four title, th' Jordan Drama department finished in a close victory to cop the Slate Dramatics at B.Y.U. in April.
Mr. Sacos, for the second year in a row, strode triumphantly up the stairs to embrace one of this year's hardest won lrophi s. A feverish student body ta'llied up the points for: one act pl.ays, dramatic readings, pantomimes, radio speaking, r tolcl slori •s, and humorous readings, to record a close 4 point win in lh Class A State meet. This trophy, along with all the oth •rs, was to prove to the Beetdiggers that this was truly the "Time of Our Lives." h rry Brkla y and Becky mith rch arsc for r ·told story clivi ion. ONE ACT PLAY CAST - Row One: Cheryl Hendrickson, Sherrie Burbank, Joynnne Fif •, Bonnie Davenport, Lynda Sharp, Robyn Juhlin, Kathi Sagers, Bryan Steadman. Row Two: •wton, Paula jenkins, j •rry Laura Setterberg, Linda Butterfield, Marita Peery, Christin • Mitchell, Joe Sargent, Glen Sacos, director. Row Three: Maurine Cox, Gcri Bishop, Joann • Dazley, Margaret Walters, Gloria Malmstrom, janet Cowley, john Clarke. Row Four: Teddy Staker, Shelia Tranter, Sharon McBride, Meri Schelin, Sharon uvagnola, Bonnie Mark, John Porter.
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Larry Feitz enl •rlains lh' student body with hi~ "Aunti<' wlanw'' r •ading.
A proud student hody salutes the drama students who brought hom ' the h¡ophy.
L ¡ad rol s wcr taken by Joe Sargent and Kathi Sagers.
Mr. Thorum of the Utah High School Activities Association presents the State Dramatics Trophy to historian, Judy Ham.
The professional work of the stage crew was evident in the lighting effects and scenery of the one-act play, "The Terrible Meek:"
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Many practice debates were held with other schools this year which helped the debaters in their various tournaments. Capturing the region trophy in debate and forensics, Jordan filled their slate to go to the state meet, and took further honors with the outsanding orator, the outstanding extemporaneous speaker, and the outstanding member of the House in legislative forum.
VARSITY DEBATERS- Row One: Kent Ashman, Kent Millington, Ford Stevenson, Lynn Larson, Janet Cowley, Marilyn Yorgason, Bonnie Peterson, Nancy Clark, Becky Smith, Martha Damjanovich, Dianne Smith, Ella Marie Buohn. Mark Walsh.
John Clarke. Row Two: Larry Feitz, Tom Zdunich, Brent Mickelsen, Elray ) . Dow, Brent Anderson, Gordon Kimball, Paul Andrus, Frank T,1ft, Van Webb, John Donga, Le • Fugal, Neil Srnith. D ·an Bawden.
REGIONAL DEBATE AND FORENSIC WINNEHS- Row One: Larry I• ·itz, Muri ]'ns ·n, Carol Loader, Camila Min ·r, Diann milh, Ford Stevenson. Row Two: Lee Fugal, Frank Tuft, Neil Smith, Elray Dow, Cordon Kimball, Dean Bawden, Kent Millington. Not present: Becky Smith and Martha Damjanovieh.
CHARLYNN MILNE Advisor
OFFICERS - Frank Tuft, President of N. F. L.; Martha Damjanovich, Secretary of N. F. L. ; Kent Millington, Manager of debate team.
J, V. DEBATERS - Row One:
hris Short, Stanley Hoffman, Ronald Ilill, Margaret J nkins, Linda eedham, Janice Sabey, ' orgia Lunnen, Camilla Miner, Bob Dinius, Jeff Brown, Lynn
Watterson. Row Two: Mark Akagi, Larry Findling, Randy Cowdell, .Craig Bell, Chuck Rardin, Robert Young, Doug McGuire, John Taylor, Harold Ure, Gene Brady, Eddie Elswood.
N. F. L.- Row One: Ford St vcnson, Kent Ashman, John Clark, Kent Millington, janet owley, B cky mith, Marilyn Yorgason, Marthn Damjanovich, Diann Smith, ancy Clark, Janice Sabey,
Camilla Miner, Chris Short, Robert Young. Row Two: Tom Zdunieh, Mark Walsh, John Donga, Lee Fugal, Brent Anderson, Frank Tuft, Paul Andrus, Gordon Kimball, eil Smith, Elray Dow, Dean Bawden, Larry Findling, Craig Bell, Robert Dinius.
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DONALD BARNEY National ~lerit Scholarship
JUDY URE Betty Crocker Homemaking Award
VIKI SHARP American L gion Oratorical
BOYS' STATERS - Row One: Jonathan Webb, Lowell Vawdry Carl Leatherwood, Merrill Enniss, Brent Anderson, Michael Hughes, Andy Bergman, Sherman Smith, Kent Ashman, Henry Miller, Cary Bateman. Row Two: Byron Gunderson, C •raid Fullmer, Mike Visser, Lee Fugal, Wolf Rainer, Pat Elder, joe Sargent,
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Ford Stevenson, Mostyn Cox, Craig Shoemaker, Dean Bawd •n, R •icl Sjoblom, Emit' B ·dont, Bruc • Birch(• II. How Three: Larry Stevens, Frank Tuft, lJ •an ' nnrr, teve Taylor, Billy Farmer, Steve Kramer, Joe Moor •, Bruce Sinter, Vic And •rson, K ·nt 1cCleary, Don jacobson, Bruc · ~loody, David Ostler.
These outstanding students have combined hard work and talent to bring honors to themselves and to Jordan High School. They received recognition throughout the year in their various fields of endeavor.
TONY DOYLE Billings and Las V gas Cold 'n Cloves Championship
LEE FUGAL Terrace Ballroom Talent Contest
DIANA DAY Make it With Wool Contest
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MARK DOYLE nver Cold n loves Championship
GI~LS' STATERS -:- Cheryl Bateman, Diana Day, Margene Sjoblom, Becky
Sm1th, Jean Olabarn, Cheryl Sjostrom. Absent - Diann E. Jensen.
PBESTO LLOYD Farm Bureau Talent Find
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The victories and honors in the field of athletics which came to Jordan through the hard work and dedication of our teams and coaches contributed greatly in helping to make this vear the "Time of Our Lives." \\'e have received recognition in all our port endeavor and have completed a year that has truly mea ured up to the traditions of Jordan High School.
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BILL BLAIR Head Cheerleader
CHERYL BATEMAN
FORD STEVENSON
MARl JENSEN
JUDY THURBER
Our vivacious cheer! ad •rs led th , student body through snappy n w cheers and our old favorites. Donn •d in gr<>y on th football field and bright red on Lh basketball court, th y inspired in th stud •nls th' tr •m •ndous spirit that is a tradition at Jordan High.
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EVERT JONES and GLEN JACKSON Coaches
HOWARD WORTHEN Co-Captain - Fullback
STEVE TAYLOR Co-Captain - Tackle All- tate
Howard Worth n's sharp tack] halts this try for a ton hdown.
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DON GLOVER Co-Captain - End
JAY WHITING Tackle
GORDON KIMBALL Quarterback
MERRILL ENNISS Halfback
BOB HALPIN Center
BRAD BRIMHALL Center
BILL FARMER Halfback
KENT McCLEARY Quarterback
MARVIN JENSEN Halfback
KENT CURTIS End
MELVIN BLANEY End
STEVE DAY Tackle
FRANK TUFT Guard
ERNIE BEDONT Guard
BRENT CARROLL Tackle
BRUCE COWDELL Guard
BRENT ANDERSON Guard
EARON FAIRBOURN Fullback
CARL LEATHERWOOD Halfback
RICHARD DAY Fullback
LYNN LARSON Halfback
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VARSITY TEAM- Row One: Brad Brimhall, Bob Halpin, Melvin Blaney, Bill Farmer, Carl Lea therwood, Howard Worthen, Steve Taylor, Don Glover, Steve Day, Ri chard Day, Earon Fairbourn. Row Two: Eugene lzatt, Mervin jensen, Merrill Enniss, Bruce Cowdell, Brent Anderson, Cordon Kimball, Kent McCleary, Lynn Larson, Jay Whiting, Ernest B dont, Frank Tuft, Glen jackso n,
coach. How Three: Evert jones, asst. coach; David Gofl, 'arl Grey, Paul Webb, Dale Smith, john Thompson, joe onaty, Larry Yates, Bob Allen, jack litchC'Il, Ken Dclll(:a, Darrel ' mith , Hoger Sjoblom. Row Four: Kent urtis, Ken 01 ·e n, Br •nl arroll, Bob Kunz, Bob Brady, Bryant .old, Ken Kun z, Benjy Rains, john Ajioka, Ri chard Rains.
Fighting their way through an und feat cl s ason , th football t am brought th region trophy to Jordan lligh School. Th expert coaching of len Jackson and •vert Jon s and th d dicalion of the t ' am to practic and to training were th qualities that made Jordan's team respected and aclmir d .
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A Jordan player era h s his way through for a gain in yardag .
Under the skilled coaching of Robert Teran, the sophomore football team captured a second place in Region IV this year. The sophomore team prepared the boys for playing on the varsity squad and helped them to learn the fundamentals of football.
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Jordan soph battles with opponent to capture ball.
OPIJOMORE TEAM - Row One: joe c:orzato, Kit Enniss, ~can And ·rson, L<>on arisen, Randy Cowclell , Greg Armstrong, 1 au[ Snyder jay \V(•aver, Alan Bulloc~? Brent Penrod. Row Two: Terry St aclman, mnnagcr; Handy I•Jslwr, jerry O~ens, Ja~k Thomas, Jim Francom, Steve Mascaro, Anthony Ycng1Ch, Ronme
Hill, Eddie Williams, Merril Ross, Jimmie Lawson, Gerold Sabey. Row T~ree: -:r:om Greenwood, manager; Stephen Sharp, manager; Jack !Col, :-.hke Doty, Mark Akagi, Phillip Terry, Gary Pedersen, LeRoy Maughn, Keith Horrocks,Brent Larsen, Jeff Brown, Robert Daly, Dave Weber, Bob Teran, coach .
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Excitement was the basis for all the basketball games as the mighty Jordan Beetdiggers soared to state recognition, capturing r gional and state trophi s in the climb. With an undefeated record in season play, the Beetdiggers trampled region teams, plus Highland, East, Granger, and West during the tournament.
JORIJ~ ART HUGHES Conch JIM HEALY Assistant Coach
KENT STEPAN Captain All State
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KENT McCLEARY
CLEVE HALE All State - 2nd Team
CRAIG SHOEMAKER
HAL HALE
DON GLOVER
Jordan's Kent Stepan fights through Murray's guard to a decisive victory.
STEVE KRAMER All State
BRAD BRIMHALL
KENT CURTIS
JOE MOORE
KENT ASHMAN - WILLIE GANZ Managers
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"King Arthur'' gives a championship smile after defeating West for the state trophy.
McCleary shows skill and co-ordination during the game against Granger.
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Jordan students wildly rush to congratulate the tcarn
Kram r and Brimhall batt! rebounds.
"Jordan Is Here" and everyone in the BYU Fieldhouse knew it as the cheering section demonstrated its vitality while the best team in the state scored its first 1962 tournament victory over Highland High. Returning with "Jordan Is Here Again," the mighty Beetdiggers downed East High and went on to defeat the Granger team and everyone knew "Jordan Is Still Here." The final night of play for the tournament whirled in the University of Utah Fieldhouse to a striking game against West High
and Art Hughes after winning th state championship.
and with the victory of fifteen points. Inspirational to the crowds were huge banners, one saying "Let's Win For Snide" and others such as "We Did It Before, We'll Do It Again!" and "Jordan Take State." But the main inspiration was the unified Jordan team and its coach, Art Hughes who decided that this must be "Jordan's Year" and it could only be done with the state trophy and state-wide recognition. Yes, "Jordan Is Here" and Jordan is here to stay!l !
A very proud basketball captain, Kent Stepan, recieves well deserved state trophy at the award assembly.
Joel Jensen congratulates the crowned Beetdiggers on a great season.
Kramer gives Collins a needed "assist."
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TOURNAMENT TEAM - Row One: Art Hughes, coach; Hal Hale, Craig Shoemaker, Kent Stepan, Kent McCleary, Cleve Hale,
Playing tremendous basketball throughout the tourney, Cleve Hale drives for another basket.
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Jim Healy, asst. coach. Row Two: Doug Broadhead, Joe Moore, Steve Kramer, Brad Brimhall, Don Clover, Kent Curtis, Bob Collins.
"Onward" we proudly went with help from our flag twirlers and ch rl adcrs. Kent McCleary goes high in the air to get this tip for the "Diggers."
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A snake dance surrounding the school was only part of the festivities.
Charlonians greet the team and honored guests.
The "Twist" invaded the tournament celebration during the afternoon dance.
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The Junior Varsity team has kept up the tradition of good sportsmanship at Jordan High. This year, Jim Healy, coach, led the team to first place in Region 4 with a 10-0 record.
JUNIOR VARSITY: Jim Healy, coach; Tom Marriol, Sleve Mascaro, Lynn Marlor, Doug Broadhe, d, Bob Collins, Slevc Urry, Bill Bilboa, Dale Dowd, Todd Shoemaker, Vern Hagen.
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Jordan's Juniors fight lo mak
which easily def al opponents.
Finishing the year with a fine 8 win and 2 loss record, the sophomore basketball team caused many upsets. Coached by Evert Jones the team tied with Murray for second place and, in the course of the season, gave first place Bingham its only defeat.
EVERT JONES and TOM GREENWOOD Coach and Manager
Scoreboard
The Sophomore team stampeded the Buffs to an early victory in one of the many region games.
SOPHOMORE TEAM - Row One: Randy Cowdell, Steve Mascaro, Cone Chavez, Brent Lurson, Bob Allen, Kelly Hays, Dean
Anderson, Larry Findling. Row Two: Evert Jones, coach; Anthony Yengich, Bill Bilboa, Mike Davies, Steve Urry, LeRoy Maughn, Lynn Garner, Dale Dowd, Lynn Marlar.
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Honors again came to the wrestling team as they soared to fame having won the regional trophy. This sport requires much coordination and strength on the part of the participants and the Jordan boys fared well with proper qualifications.
GLEN JACKSON Coach
LYNN LARSON Co-Captain
CARL LEATHERWOOD Co- aptain
Region Team
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DICK CRANE State Champion
ROGER ANDRUS
STEVE TAYLOR
MERRILL ENNISS
KEN DELUCA
CRAIG ELLIS
JOE GOMEZ
DEL BRADY
BRUCE COWDELL
EARON FAffiBOURN
WRESTLING TEAM -Row One: Joe Gomez, Del Brady, Dick Crane, Roger Andn1s, Craig Ellis, Bruce Cowdell, Carl Leatherwood, Merrill Enniss, Earon Fairborne, Dennis Gunderson, Ken Deluca, Steve Taylor, Lynn Larson, Jack Mitchell. Row Two: Glen Jackson, coach; Carl Gibson, Clyde Lawrence, Richard Glad, Earl
Nell, Bruce Douglas, Lynn Carlquist, John Thompson, Ronald Hill, John Ajioka, Roger Sjoblom, David Ostler, Joe Scorzato, Kit Enniss, Alan Bullock, Mike Dowd, Rick Dugdale, Joe Conaty, Gary Pennington, Robert Dalley, Mark Akagi, Ken Kunz, manager.
Dick Crain fights his way to first place in state.
Merrill Enniss applies pressure to gain a pin.
Carl Leatherwood exhibits strength when overtaking his opponent.
Roger Andrus fights hard for a victory in competition.
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MERRILL ENNI S Co- aplain
DON KOCIIERIIA S o- aptain
BOB TERA Coach
]Oil BILL R turning L •tt rman
TRACK TEAM - Row One: Eugene l 7~tll, jon Van Wagoner, Bonnie Lee, Steve Taylor, Brad Brimhall, Don Koch •rhans, eil Smith, Bill Farmer, Richard D,ty, Merrill Enniss, Bru e Moody, Rodney Malstrom, john Bills. Row Two: Michael H arp •r, john
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VA WAC NER Returning L •tt •rman
Clark, Dennis .underson, Russel mith, Ja ck ~litchell, Hichard Ruins, K ·ith !organ, llan South, Doug Broadhead, Bob Kunz, Paul ll <tslings, David ll ustings, btron l'airborne, Darr •ll Smith, Larry Yat ·s, Dale Smith, Benjy Hains, Jay i ·!son, Kent ~lillmg ton, Bob T ·ran, coach.
With last years region trophy tucked away in its case, the Jordan track-men were back again this year posing as the top competitive threat in Region Four meets. Keeping the winning spirit and sportsmanship that always marks the Jordan teams, the cinder-men scorched the track and field to capture many of the honors and wins of this year's competition.
Skill and co-ordination is displayed in jumping hurdles.
tournaments.
Ronnie Lee practic s for events by throwing th shot-put.
Brad Brimhall shows perfect form in discus throwing.
Merrill Enniss breaks the tape in a practice run of the 220.
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With Art Hughes at the reigns once again, the baseball team kept up the winning ways demonstrated in Jordan's sports activities throughout the year.
ART HUGHES Coach
GORDON KIMBALL Returning Letterman
KENT McCLEARY Co-Captain
CLEVE HALE Returning Letterman
BASEBALL TEAM- Bottom Row: Melvin Blaney, Archie Archuleta, Cordon Kimball, Craig ho maker, Kent McCleary, Cleve Hale, john Ajioka, Bobby Mitchell. Row Two: Art Hughes, oach;
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CRAIG SHOEMAKER Returning Letterman
MELVIN BLANEY Co-Captain
ARClllE ARCHULETA R turning Lett ·rman
Mark Zrno, john Thomp on, Ricky Olsen, jim Kurk ndahl, Hal Hal •, Bob Collins, Kim Bean, David Boyce, Paul Webb, Gary Pcnington, K •nt Ashman, William Ganz, herrn Day, assi tant conch.
Cleve Hale backs up Gordon Kimball on this play.
BOB MITCHELL .Returning Lett rman
JOHN AJOIKA Returning Letterman
Playing pepper keeps the team in shape.
Kent McCleary lays down a bunt during this practice session.
TODD SHOEMAKER Returning Letterman
Melvin Blaney warms up his 'pitching arm.
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The tennis team has brought many honors and much recognition to Jordan High. These fellows are active players and spend much time perfecting themselves for competition.
JIM HEALY Coach
BRENT ANDERSON Returning Letterman
MIKE HUGHES Returnin g Letterman
BOB HALPIN Returning Letterman
Tennis players practice with each other to get in shape for regular competition.
Ron Jones works on a smooth serve and good form.
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TENNIS TEAM - Bottom Row: Jim MuLnford, Brent Anderson, Bob Halpin, Ron Jones, Byron Colton, Marshal Larson. Row Two: Mike llughc , Daryl Jenson, Gene Chavez, Lynn Stevens, Mike Angeles, Carl Wilson, Jim Healy, Coach.
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Jo â&#x20AC;˘I J ns n presents the Region Bask tball Trophy to Kent Stepan while the student body cheers wildly during the victory assembly.
The last section of this yearbook had to go to press in April. Pictur d her are the Region and State trophies Jordan had won by that time. They include State Class ''A" Bask tball, Region Football, Region Wrestling, Region Basketball, Region Forensics, Region Dramatics, and
Steve Taylor proudly accepts the Region Football Trophy from Joel Jensen at an assembly honoring the football team.
State Class "A" Dramatics. We expect that there will be more trophies before the year is over but we could not take pictures of those we anticipate winning. Congratulations to Jordan High School; this has really been the "TIME OF OUR LIVES."
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There were times for scholastic events, and for cultural experiences, but the highlights of the year were the activities. Our year-round clock was filled with pep assemblies, the hustle and bustle for school the thrills of the preparation, and stimulated and inspired the students. The united had the "Time of Our Lives." might of Jordan was
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Students all seemed to enjoy themselves at the first dance of the year.
A dance by the dance club depicting autumn leaves is v ry fitting for this fall dance.
The student body looks forward each fall to the Harvest Ball, which is the first big ¡ocial cv nt of tho year. This year, as always, the F. F. A. capably handled all the details of the Ball and produced a very successful affair.
Decorations for the Harvest Ball are done by the F. F. A. This year's theme was "Autumn Leaves."
Officers and committeemen of the F. F. A. work out plans for the annual Harvest Ball.
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Many students turned out for this annual girls' choice dance; everyone present was given a lei.
Throvgh the efforts of the Future Homemakers of America, the Sweethearts Ball with the theme "Leni Ipo" (Heavenly Sw th art), was a large success. The gymnasium was adorned in various shades of piuk and white. It was a setting for a very romantic evening.
These F. F. A. members worked hard on the decorations. Making the bandstand was one of the biggest jobs.
Students attending the Sweethearts Ball Wf ere entertained by Hawaiian dancers rom the B. Y. U. 137
Selecting the wintry theme "Snow Ball" for their annual dance, the seniors worked wonders with the gymnasium. The decorations were done in white with misty shades of blues and greens adding to the atmosphere of the dance. This formal affair brought many compliments from both students and teachers who attended this well planned dance.
Intricate and elegant decorations filled the gymnasium, making this one of the most beautiful dances of the year. Susan Mickelson wa the chairman of th decorating committee.
to the tunc of Senior stude11ts did a great deal of hard work to make this dance a success.
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With much preparation and hard work, the juniors had an "Enchanted Evening" at the annual prom. A vivid array of color adorned the dance floor which was skillfully decorated to enhance the evening.
Dressed in formal attire, the students had truly "An Enchanted Evening" at the f autifully decorated Junior Prom.
Students enjoy the floorshow from the balcony as emcees Paula Larsen and Mike Dowd announce the program.
Working hard to finish, the Juniors decorate for their annual prom.
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The student body honored, at the annual Football Dance, the players and the fine coaches who represented them on the gridiron. The presentation of miniature footballs to the team and coaches was the high point of the Boorshow. Also adding to the ntertainment were the members of the Dance Club who performed two dances, much to the enjoyment of the football team.
Members of the Dance Club participate in the .f:loor show during the Football dance.
This ca ual group dis uss s Jordan's sucssful football s ason.
Football play rs and th ir dates r lax at the dane shortly before r ceiving miniatur footballs.
A large group of students enjoyed the dance to honor our football team.
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The Victory Dance was the climax of the celebrations of our state basketball championship; the dance was casual. Everyone traded partners and participated in such fun dances as the "Twist," "Polka," "Cha Cha," and the "Bunnyhop." At the floor show the team was presented with small trophies.
Everyone formed circles to do the "Mexican Hat Dance."
Coaches Hughes and Healy discuss their victorious season over a cup of punch.
Student body officers and che r1 ad rs worked hard on decorations for the Victory Dance.
All of the "Champs" received a trophy from the students the night of the Victory Dance.
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Chosen tor ign as Daisy Mae, Bonnie P terson helps to choose Lil Abn r by searching out the longest b ard.
The sophomores, juniors, and seniors all participated in the decorating for the Drag.
Calling all Jordanites to Dog Patch, th Dog Patch Drag again was an enjoyabl and sue cssful dane . The dan e was casual and as usual Marryin' Sam wa the favorite fellow of all the guys and gals.
The Dog Patch Drag, an annual girls choice dance, was a big success again this year.
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Jordan students and alumni enjoyed this dance which was the final event of Homecoming Day.
The alumni officers planned and canied out a very succ ssful day of activities concluding the day with the annual Alumni Dance. During the dance a queen and king were honored - a highlight to an enjoyable evening.
This alumni couple seem to be thoroughly enjoying themselves.
The Sophomore Party was pre~ented this year under the supervision of the sophomore class officers. The dance was very successful and many new acquaintances were made.
These sophomores found their party full of fun and new friends.
Sophomore girls were in charge of the floor show. This "Charleston" was one of the dances presented.
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Alumni Dance
Howard Worthen Kin g Bonnie Borg Queen
Sweethearts Ball
John Bills King
JoAnn Fife Queen
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The crowning of the royalty culminated the evening dances throughout the year. Their reign, though short, will long be remembered for the excitement and honor brought with it. The royalty were chosen by the popular vote of the student body.
Football Dance
Steve Taylor King Betty Jean Smith Queen
Harvest Ball
Sharon Gardner Queen
Geri Bishop Attendant
Linda Gardner Attendant
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Each year th form r members of Jordan's student body put on an ass mbly. This year, it featured many of the most popular ex-Diggers in comi al sketches.
"Mike Hammer" tracks down another susp 'Ct.
This com dy skit had the audience roaring with laughter.
This talented combo ent 'Itaincd th' audinc in lrum nlally.
Mike Stroud accompanies Annelies and Wolf Rainer in an Austrian song.
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On of th mo t nt rtaining of th' annua l assemblies is th Talent A ¡s mbly. All participant ¡ worked hard to mak-~ it a ucc ss.
The purpose of exchange assemblies is to share the cultural talents of the music, speech, and dance departments with the other schools in our region. Mr. Sacos, the chairman, co-ordinated the various numbers, and Becky Smith and Sherry Brklacy, emcees, cleverly tied the program together.
Le Fu~al livens up the Exchange Assembly with his l onky-tonk piano. Emcees, Becky Smith and Sherry Brklacy kept the audience laughing between numbers.
Sandra Cook's beautiful voice delighted the audi nc s.
One of the most popular numbers on the program was this duet by Doug Abrams and Allen South.
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Cinderella had a dream of attending the ball and begins to dance with her favorite beau.
Cinderella ch ers up as she is by dance group. Through th efforts of th tal nt d and humorou ¡ Junior lass and their oiTi rs, th ]11nior Class play for thi y ar was a gr at uccess. A re-told version of ind rella was the th m and th r suit was an uproarious "Fractur d Fairy Talc."
"Fractured Fairy Tale" cast sings finale - the end to a d lightful production.
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Wick d st p-sisters deny Cinderella the privilege of attending th ball.
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Jordan's talented Congolese, Lee Fugal
Activ awar n ss of the world was the indire t th me of the Mod 1 United ations assembly. Pr sent d by the Model U. Club of Jordan Iligh, th assembly not only portrayed ducational aspects, but was ntertaining as well.
The Preece sisters demonstraâ&#x20AC;˘e their singing talent in a novelty number.
Marilyn Millerberg belts Larry Feitz with a powder puff during the Model U. N. Assembly.
The Dance Club helped with the entertainment.
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Jordan students are used as demonstrators at the atomic energy assembly.
The power of atomic stratcd by â&#x20AC;˘lectricity.
"Orchesis" from the University of Utah presented an outstanding display of modern dance. aft~~~~MM~,~--
Mexico b came the setting for "Orchcsis" presentation.
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Bingham shares th ir talent during exchang' assembly.
Lively music was the basis of Bingham's ass 'rnbly f aturing Jordan stars.
Football and dance are similiar, according to the Orchesis narrator.
A hilarious skit was performeCl for Jordan students on the opening day of school.
n ral Maxw 11 E. Ri h enlightens Jordan students with discussion of world awar n ss.
Granger High students entertain Jordan during traveling exchange assembly.
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"Cheerleaders" show great enthusiasm directing this cheer.
A well-pleased Jordan student body leaves the gym aft 'r the lasl p p a bly before the tournament.
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Th ' harlonian Patrol" nters ar na. Thi hilarious skit was f
The pep assemblies this year presented to the student body talented and colorful performances by cheerleaders, Charlonians, pep band, and other students. The school spirit of Jordan High has been at a new peak this year and the pep assemblies have helped immeasurably in creating this atmosphere.
Our Jordan Tligh Pep Band has add d nthusiasm to our pep assemblies and games. Under the lead •rship of Shenn Smith, president, these boys organized th • Pep Band and gav th ir tim' and talent to promote school spiril al jordan High.
Remnants of teams trodden over by mighty Jordan.
Tlwy nrr - Row One: Steve llul-(hcs, Prc~ton Lloyd, Byron Colton, John Taylor, St plwn R ad ·r, Slwrm Smith, President How Two: Lynn t vcns, Glen Sudbury, Cordon Douglas, L • Fugal , jack ' icol , Jay \Vcavcr, Dan 1\lcConnell.
Carl Leatherwood and Jay Whiting were cheerleaders in the A Cappella's skit.
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The Hag twirlers are a new group at Jordan Iligh S hool. Their harp uniforms and Hag twirling has add d color and p p to our half-time shows and pep assemblies. They are: Ann Neilson, Carol Lunn n, huron Gardner, Judy Forbush, Geri Bishop, Ann Finlayson. Standing firmly behind our sch ol 'band".
The lively senior girls showed great school spirit throughout th entire year.
Sophomore girls ent rtain during on our football p p assemblies.
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"Hmmm, oh, I'm in the mood for love ..."'
"YEARBOOK DAY 1962"
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/ "Look! Up in the corner! It's a bird I It's a monster! Lt's a ... Yep, it's a monster.
stupid, you owe m p nni s."
"Pinch me will ya, ya little @ o â&#x20AC;˘ & t:@ # !''
"Oh no! Millet and sorgum again?"
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"Oh look Charlynn, a MAN!"
The daily trek to the salt mines.
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Yes, time is our common bond of unity for young, for old, for all. It binds our path of understanding so we're steadfast, stable, and tall. Our lives are symbolic of nature, resembling that of a sieve. Straining notions of growing and clearing a path to live. Time is a stage for life; it comes, passes, then goes, Carrying friendships, memories, and experience, with maturity that God only knows. In parting, time flies as fate- For it seems that life whirls by, Picking up particles to keep when memories begin with a sigh. Time unfolds its keepsakes through power of joys and strif s. And uncovers vivid events during ... lhe ... "TIME OF OUR LIVES."
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DE NIS MEEKS February 2, 1941 - O<:tohC'r 1.'5, H
How stnmgc it is that man on earth sh01dd ro.un, a11<l h·ad A life of woe, but not forsak · his m~~l'd path; nor dmP Uc view alone his fnturc doom \vhid• is but to ,m:ake.
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Bennion. Tommy ···-·-·--···---···-··-··· 43 Bennion, Reggie ·--······-·-··-··-······-··· 43 Benson, Gordon ···-···--·--·-·--······-··-·- 43 Benson, Lynn ···-······--·····-··-····-·-··· 43 Benrley, Su""n ···-···········-·····-··---··-··· 57 Beratto, Kay --···-··-·-·--·-·-·-··---··· 57 Berett, Vaughn -··-·-··········-····-·· 58, 8l Bc1ger, Marianne ·-·-·--····-····-··-··· ~3. Bl Berltng; Wayne ...................................... 57 Bergman, Andy --·····--·-··· 26, 86, JCS Bergan, Rtchnrd ························-···--·---· 57 Bernardo, Geraldtne ···········-··········-··· 26 B(·rrur, Launi ···-··················· 23, 57, 82 Berry, Linda ···-··-··············-··········· 58, 82 Bess, Kaylene ............................................ 4 3 Bt·~t, Linnira ···-·······-······························ 58 Btgg;, julte ................................................ 26 Btl!, Btlboa .......................... 58, 124, lb Btlls, John ················-······ 43, 85, 86, 144 Btll;, Karren .................... 24, 26, 83, Bills, Maloy ............................................ 43 Btltz, Clara ·······-··-···--··--········-··· 58, 87 Brrch, Kathy 43, 80, 82, 89, 96, 97. 99 Brrchell, Bruce ........................ 26, 85, ICS Bird, Kaye ······-··· .. ····-··-····--·· 27, 83, 99 Bird, Paultne ·--··--·-·- 43, 82, 8i B"hop, Bonnie ···········-·· 23, 43, 74, 80 89, 90, 98, 100 Bbhop, Geri .... 43, 80, 82, 104, 145, 154 Bishop, Linda ···-··-··-·········-·-··-··· 58, 87 Bi>hop, \V. Thomas ·········---··· 26, 90 BJork, DeAnn --··-······--·-····- 26, 84 Black, Cltnton ··········---·-··-······-··--·-··· 26 Blurr, Btl! ·-··-- 26, 78, 81, I 11. I 13 Blarr. Davtd ···-·-··-··-··-·--··---······- 44 Blntr, Raben ···-··-···---···-···-·· 26, 78. 82 Blanco, Ca rmcn ···--···-··············-··-·· 44 Blaney, Marie ·--·······-········· .. ···········--· 44 Blaney, Mdvin .............. 85, I 15, 130, 131 Blotnick, Loui.e ........... -................. 26, 88 Bluemel, jeanette ····-·-··--··· 44, 82, 90 Bodell, Johnny -··-····--·-··-··-··-··-·- 44 Bo~gcss, Btl! ·--··-·········-··-····-····· 26, 85 Bogges.•, Eddie ··-···-·-··-··-··-··--·--··· 44 Bogges~, ]cunne: ···-··-··-·---···-·-······ 58 Boggc", jerry ·····---···-·------·--··---- 26 BonJ, Dorothy ···-·-··-···----····-·-··· 58 Booth, Linda ···--·-··-······--··-··· 58, 82, 87 Bor~. Bonnie ··-······· 23, 14, 26, 83, 144 Bo;wcll, Rtchard ·······-··-·-··---·-- 4-1 Bowen, Jeri --·-·-······-···----··-··-··--··· 58 Bowen, M 1ke ·-··-··-·--.. ······-··-·--··-··· 58 Bowen, Rolph -·-·············-··-· .. ··· 58, 86
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Bowlco, Sharon ................................ 44, 87 Boyce, David -·····-··---····-··· 26, 99, I 30 Boyle, Btl! ·······-··-·······-···-·····-····-······· 16 Brnd,haw, Carey ········-····--· 58, 82, 87 Brady, Bob ···········-······-·····-··········-·-···· 44 Brady, Del .................... 44, 85, 126, 127 T3rady, Don ···········-······-······--··----·- -14 Brady, Gene ····-··------··········-······ , 107 Brady, Larry ........................... -............... 58 Brady, Lu Ann ········-··········-········-······· 58 Brady, Ldn -··-···············-······-······· 26, 99 Brew~ter, Ro~s ·····-·······--···-···-······-··· 44 Brtmhnll, Brad ··-··-·····-········ 26, 85, 115 119, 1!2, 124 Bnmhnll, Glenda .................... !6, 87. 99 Bnndlcy, Kent ···-··-···-······L-··-· 44, 86 Bnn~hur!\r, Lorry _ ····-···-···-··-····-- 86 Bnnkerholf, Dee -·····-··········--····-·-·· 4i Bnnton, Hammond ----·····-·····-··· 44, 86 Brklacy, Sharon .....................- 26, 83, 97 IOZ, 105, 147 Broadhead, Doug -····- 44, 100, 122, ll4 Brough, Ma"hall ···-·-·-··-··-·-··-·--··· 58 Brown, Craig ···-··-·--.................. 38, 100 Bro\\'n, Dolores ···-···············--·-·-····-···
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Brown, Elaine ------······-·--··· 26, 84, 90 Brown, Goy Lynn -·-····-·····---····-· 44 Brown, llal ·-----··--··-·····-······ 23, 44 Brown, )elf ··--····-·-··· 23. 58, 107, 117 Brown. julie ···-·········--·····-······· 26, 82, 87 Brown, Kathi --··--··-··-··-·-····-·····-· 44 Brown, Kathy ------·-·-·-·-··-··· 26, 99 Brown, LaRae ···-·-··-·-··-·····---·--····· 58 Brown, Merrill ···-·-·-·--··-··-····-··-··-· 58 Brown, Phil ··-··-··-·-··-·-···-·-·-········· 26 Brown, Ross ···-·-···-·--··-·--·-- 44, 86 Brown, Sharon ···-···--··-··········-··· 58, 87 Brown, Shirley ···--····-···-··-··-····--·· 58 Buchanon, Don --·-··-·-··-·-······· 58, 100 Brown, Vern --···------·-···--·---··-·· 58 Buchanon, Gaylord ···-·.. ·--······· 58, 91
Buchanan, Mary ---··----·-··-·-··-··· 44 Buehn, Ella Marie -·---··-·-- 27, 98, 106 Buhler, judith ···-····---·- 44, 80, 82, 99 Buhler, Marilynn ···-···-·-·--····---·· 58 Bulkley, Raben D. --···-··-··-··-··-··-··· 27 Bullett, Joe -··-·-·-······--·-·······--··-······· 27 Bullock, Alan ···-··-··---··-··· 58, 117, 127 Bullock, Patricia ·----··-·-···-··-·-···--· 4-4 Buhler, Dan ·····--··-···-·····-······-·····-···· 58 Burbank, Jim --·-·-······-··-··-··-··--·· 58 Burbank, Sherie .............................. 27, 104 But btdge, jean ···-··-················--·------···· 44 Butgon, Kathy ................ ............ 44, 83 Burke, jo Anne ...................................... 58 Burke, Tom my ·······-····-............. 58, 100 Burningham, Merlene -····-···················· 58 Burns, Arne! ............................ 23, 44, 80 Bu;arh, Barbara ................................ 44, 87 Bu;.enbark, Rodger ···--········-·-·· 38, 89 Butler, Brenda ·-----· .. ·-·-········--·-······ 58 Butler, Karen ·······-··········· 42, 44, 82, 86 Butterfield, Linda .................. 44, 82, 104 Butterfield, Raben -·····----··-··-··· 13, 44 Butterfield, Verla ···-·--·--···· ..······· 27, 84 Bywater, Gary -··-······-··-·--········--··· 58
c Caine, judy ----··--·--····-·--·-··-·Caldwell, Annette ·--·--···-···-··-·-·.. 58 Caldwell, Pam ···-·-···---··---·-·· 44, 82. Cameron, Cherie ···-·-····-·····-··-··-····· 58 Campbell, Dale --····---···----···--·· 27 Campbell, judy ··-··--··-··---· 23, 59 Cannmg, David ........_................... 23, 27 Carlquisr, Lynn ·--··-····- 44, 85, 99, 127 Carlstn, joAnn ---··-·-··--·--·····- 27, 88 Carlsen, Larry ···-···---·--.. ··-··-··-·-··-·· 27 Carl><n, Terry ···-···-·-··-··-··-··-···-·-··· 59 Carbon, Gatl -··-·--·--·-·-··· 27, 82 Carlson, Lee ···-·····-········-··-·-·-····-· 27 Ca rison, A. Gary ··-··-····---··-····-·-··· 59 Carlson, Leon -·-·--·-··········· 59, 86, I 17 Carlson, Lcs --·---·-··--··-·---·· 27 Carbon, Todd ···-··-----·--···--····-··· 59 Carlston, Karen -·-··-··---··-··-··· 44, 100 Carpenter, Barbara ··-··--··-·-··-·····-··· 27 Carpenter, Michael ···---·····-·-·- 44, 86 Carpenter, Reggie ···~-·-··-··-····---··· 59 Carpenter, Sharon ···-·-··-··-··········-·· 27 Curpenccr, Steven ·-····-··-·····-·----~ 44 Carr, Dunne ·--··-··-··-··--··-··-··-·-··· 59 Carrigan, Claudio ............ 44, 80, 82, 99 Carroll, Brent 23, 44, 79, 85, 100, 115 Carroll, Sundrn ··----·----··-·····--······· 59, 87 Carter, Bob -·······--·····-·········--·-··-····-· 44 Caner, Mary ···-······-·················-······-· 59 Carter, Sherry ··-····-·--······-··········· 59 Cartwright, Sue ··-··-···-····-··-······· 59, 82 Cavngnolo, Sandra ............ 44, 82, 87, 89 Cavagnolo, Sharon R. ·-·59, 82, 87, 104 Chamb.rltn, Cherie ...... 17. , 90, 97 Chappell, Ed ··-···-···-···········-········· 59, 89 Chave,, Dtane .......... 22, 27, 83, 94, 95 Chnvc,, Gene ........................ 59, 125, IJ2 Chemngton, Mark -·········-·····-······-··· 59 Chtde;<cr, Larry .................... 59, 91, !('() Chn>ten;en, Carolyn .................... 44, 87 ChnMensen, David ·····--···-······--··-... _ 45 Chri;rensen, Jane .................................. 45 Chrhtensen, Mtchael ···········--··-·········· 59 Chno:;ren~en, l-.1orri~ ···········-······-········ 45 Chn!itenstn, Sammy ···········-·······-···- 59 Clark, 'nncy ··-·-·- 45, 80, 82, 89, 9i • 95, 106, 107 Clarke, Dclsa -·-······-··----·-···-- 49, 87 Clarke, John .................... 45, 78, 82, lOZ
104, 106, 107 Clrg, Richard ---··--····-··-·-- 16 Clement, Mary -··-···---·-·--·-··---· 27 Clemenrs, Karen ·-·-···--···-·-·· 59, 81 Cole. Marilyn -·-·······-·-···--·-·--···-·- 45 Coleman, Margaret ·--·-··-··········-··-- 59 Coleman, Ruth -·---··--··-··· 45 Colledge, Jay -·-··-··-·----·---· 45, 86 Collerr, David -·-·---······-··---- 27 Collett, Donald ·----····-·-······-·-··-· 27 Colltns, Bob ···-··-··--- 45, 122, 124, 130 Collms, Lee -·------··-----·-··-····-· 27 Colton, Bryon ...• 27. 82, 100, 153, 131 Canary, Joe -----···--·-··· 45, 127 Conger, Terry·---·-·--··-··-·--··· 45 Conkle, Dtane -·----·-·-····... 59 Cook, Richard ---·-----·-·-··-··· 45 Cook, Sandra ·-···-··-·--·-·-- 59, 74, 147 Cook, Steve -·-··---·-----··-·····-··· 59 Coppage, Don-·-··-·-------·-· 59 Costanze, Leanard ------······· 59, 86
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Castillo, Mary ···------------·-·-··-··-·· Couch, Darla ···-······-··-·---------- 45, Coulter, Linda ---------------··-··· Courier, Steve ---··-···--·--··-··-··- ··-·· Courrier, Mareth ---··-······--······- 49, Covington, Brent ···-······-··-······-··· 28,
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Covington, Lynn -·---·-··-··-··-··-·- 45
Cowdell, Bruce -----------·------ 28, 85, 115 124' 126, 127 Cowdell, Kathleen ----·-··-···-·-·-· 45 Cowdell, Melvin --····-····- ·-··---··· 28 Cowdell, Randy __________.23, 59, 75, 78 107, 117 Cowley,Craig --------·----- 45, 86 Cowley, Janet ------------- 28, 82, 89 104, 106, 107 Cox, Maurine ······-······-· 23, 45, 82, 104 Cox, Mosryn ------·-··-··· 23, 28, 108 Cox, Jerry ···-··-----·-··-·-··-------· 45 Craig, M1ke ···-----------·····-·-··-··-- 45 Crondal!.,_ Russell ······-·-····-··--····-····-· 28 Crane, L.orol ···-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··· 45, 82 Crane, Dick ·--······-·-·· 45, 75, 82, 85 102, 126, 127 Cressall, Terry ···----·--·-···-·-··· 45 Crosgrove, Chad ---·----·--···-·-··-· 45 Crosgrove, Lindo ···---------------· 45 Crum, Madelyn -------·-··-· 45, 87 Cude, Bruce ··-··-·-······------ 45, 86 Cundick, Linda -·-··---··--······-··· 49, 82 Curtis, Dale -----·--·-··-··-··-··-··-·· 45 Curtis, Carol --------·-··-·····-·· 45, 87 Curtis, Kent ···------- 85, 11 5, 119, 122 Cutler, Glenda ···-··-··-·······-·········· 59, 82
D Dahl, Maureen ···-······-·-··-··-·-·--·-·- 59 Dalley, Robert···-··-··-··· 59, 78, 117, 127 DamJanovich, Martha ···-·------ 45, 80 87, 89, 106, 107 Dansi<, Rald on ---·----·-·-····-·-··-··· 60 Dougherry, Barbara -·······---·-----·-·- 60 Davenport,
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Davidson, Diane ---·--------·-···-.... 60 Davidson, Gregg -·-··-··-·-··-··-··-··· 60 Davies, Michael ---------·· 60, 125 Davis, Bob ···-·-··-···-··-··------·--·--- 45 Davi s, Carole ········-······················-· 28, 84 Davis, Dian no ··-··· 28, 90, 96, 97 , 105 Davi s, Kennerh ···-······-··-······--··-·-· 45 Doy, Diona ---·-·-·--- 29, 84, 95, 109 Day, Gordon ···-·-··-··-·-······-·-··---· 60 Day, Kathy -·------·---·-··-··-·-··· 28, 84 Day, Ri chard ···-··-··-··-··-··· 28. 85, 115 Day, Steve ···-··-····-----··--· 28, 85, 115 Dazley, Joanne ---·--···-·-··· 45, 104 Dean, Denni s ··----·-··---·-··-·-····--· 60 Deason, Larry -----------··-··-··-··· 46 d e Geus, Bttsy ·--··-·-··-··-··-··--·--·· 46 de Gtus, William ··-····-·-··-··-··-······· 28 DeGraffenried, Dennis ···-··-··-··· 46, 86 DeGroot, Eloise ···-······-····--·--··---- 46 Delgado, Nash ··-··--·--·-·········-·-··-· 28 De Luca , Ken ···-······-··-··· 46, 126, 127 Deming, Mike ---------·-··-··--·-··· 60 Demke, Raylene ···-·-·····-------- 46, 82 Dennis, Loretta ···-··-··-··-·-··· 46, 82, 90 Densley, Carol ···-·-··-··-··············-······· 46 Dtnsley, Kar<n ---·-··-··-·--······-··-·-·· 46 Densley, Randy ------·········---··· 28, 82 D ensley, Terry ----·--·-··-····· 46, 80, 90 Despain, Darwin --··-··-··-··-······-··-··· 60 Dtspai n, Ka t ···--·--·-··············-··-··· 46, 87 Despain, Shtryl -------·-····-··-·-··-·- 28 Dibb, Dole ·------··-··-----·-···-·------ 46 Diggs, Johnny ···-······-------·-··-······-·· 28 D1mond, T risha -·-··-··········-··-··-----·· 60 Dongo, John ···--------· -· 46, 106, 107 Dinius, Bob ···-······-··-··--·-·-··-··· 60, 107 Dinius, Carla ···--·-····--······-··· 28, 90, 96 Dory, Jan« ···-··-··-··-·········-········-----··· 60 Dory, Mik< ···-·······-·-····-········-····· 60, 117 Dougdale, Ri ckey ......................... 60, 127 Douglas, Bruce ·······--·-·-·······--.. 60, 127 Douglas, Cecil ······--·--········-··-······-··-· 28 Douglass, Gordon ···-··-·-··· 29, 100, 153 Dow, Elroy ····-····-·· 28, 78, 82, 89, 102 104, 106, 107 Dowd, Dale ···-······-··· 60, 100, 124, 125 Dowd, Mike ....... .46, 82 , 149, 127, 139 Doyle, Mark ···········-··········-········--· 60, 109 Doylt, Tony ···--·-··-······---·········· 28, IC9 Drape r, Iva -·---··-······--····· ... ···-·· .. ·· ..
60
Draper, Shouno ·······-·-··-·········-··· 28, 98 Droyu, Fred ·······--·---·-·····-·······-··-··· 60
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Durrant, Patsy --··-··---·----··-··-·- 60
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E Eberc, Linda ···--·-··········-·-------·--·-··· 60 Edmunds, Launa ···-··-··-······-·-··--·-· 46 Edwards, Paul -·····-··-··-··-··-··-······-··· 60 Eklund, Alice -----------··-··-·-·-·· 46 Eklund, Henry -·-··-----·-·················· 60 Elder, Pocrick -·-··········-··· 23, 29, 94, 95 99. 102, 108 Eldredge, Dick ·······---·-·-·----·-··-··· 60 Elison, Elwin ···········-······-··-··-·-··-··· 60 Elizondo, judy -·····--·-···--·--·-·-··-- 60 Ellis, Kraig -------·- 29, 85, 126, 127 Elmer, Verno Mae --·--·-·-······-··-··-··-· 46 Elswood, Edward ···-··-----------· 60, 107 El cz, Pa c ·······--·····-···-·-··-·-··--·····--·· 46 Emerson, Kathy -·-·-···-··-·--·--·- 46 Emms, Michael -------------------··· 46, 100 Ennis, Kit -----··-··-··-··· 23, 60, 117. 127 Enn10, Merrill ···········--·-·······-· 23, 29, 85 108, 115, 126, 127, 129 Enniss, Roy ·······--·-···-··············--··-··· 16 Erekson, Mary Lou ···-··-··-··----··· 82 , 88 Erickson, Judy ···-······--·-···-·-····----- 60 Erickson, Linda ···-··-··-··-······-··· 46, 80 Erlenboch, C laire - ---·······-·-··-··-··· 29 Eror, Pearl --······--···-·--·-··-·--- 29, 88 Error, Don ···-·-··-··--··· 29, 94, 95 , 99 Ercmann, )1mmy ---·--··-·-··-··-······· 29 Essex, Bob ···-··-··-··········---·-··-··-··-··· 29 E sex, Carol ···-··-··-····--····-··---···· ... 61 Evans, Elizabeth ···-·····-···-·---·-·--· 61 Evu ns, Judy ···-······-······-·-····-··--·- 29 Evans, Michael ·······-··-··················· 16, 46 Evans, Porn ···-···-·····--·--·-········-··-······· 46 Eyre, Glenn -----------···-······--··-·· .... 29
F Fagg, Manonne ·········--·-······· 46, 87, 90 Fahrini, Sue ···--·-----·--·········-·-·--·- 61 Foirbourn, Earon ···-···-·-···- 23, 42, 46 78, 85, 11 5, 126, 127 Fairbourn, Gloria ···-·-··-·--------··· 61 Former, Billy --·····-······· 23, 29, 75, 78 85, 108, 11 5 Farnsworth, Ilene ···-·--·--·-··-·--··· 29 Feltz, Larry ···-··-·--·-··--· 29L82, 89, 98 lll't, 106, 145 Felton, Wade .. ········-···--···-··-.. -··-··· 61 Fensfermoker, Ivan --·-············-······· 61
Ferguson, Alan -------··-·-- .. -·-·-· -··· 46 Fife, Joyann• ··-··· 23, 61. 82 , 104, 144 Finlayson, Ann -·-··-··-··· 56, 61, 82 154 Findling, Larry ···-····-···· 23, 61, 107, 125 Fishtr, Mary Anne -·-·-··--·-··-· ·-· 29 F.sher, Phylli s ---··-··---·--···· ·-··-·-··· 61 Ftsher, Randy ·---·-···---------·- 61, ll 7 Fmgerold, C heryl ·---··---· ····-··-··-··· 61 Fmgerold, Ed ·--····-·······-···· ·-····· 23, 29 Fltz~tru ld, June 29, 82, 88, 99, 102, FltZgtrold, Sibyl --------·-· 46, 80 82 Fivas, Marlins ···-··-·····-··-· -·····---··· 61 Fleming, Fred ···-·····-··-··---··-··-··-··-· 61 Flint, Krlsun ········-----··----·-··-······-· 29 Flores, Ewernnzo -·-······-··-··-··-··· 46, 87 Forbush, Norman ··-······-········· ....... _... 61 Forbrush, judy ---······--·-··-··· 46, 80, 151 Forg1<, Harold ......... ----·--··· ....... .. 61 Forre,.er, Gtorgia ---·-··-··· ........ 46, 87 Fortner, Melvin -·--····-··--··-······-··-··· 61 Foss, Sue ···-··------·-·-····----··· 61, 82, 87 Fosr<r, Richard --···--·--··-····---······ .. 29 Fowltr, Brtnc ···-·····---·· ····-· -··· 61 Fowler, Lucille ----------·· ..... 29 Francom, )1m ···-·-···-····-······-- 61, 117 Franklin, Ca rolyn _______ , ___ 61, 82, 87 Freeman, Dean ··-· ----. .. 23 , 61, 82 Frisbr,, Bill ··-··-·- ···- -· ... -·- 47 Frois ond, ) eon -·-·---··-·-- ····-··· 29 Fugal, Le• -·-· ..... 29, 79, 89, 100, 106, 107, 108, 109, 149, 160 Fullmer, Gtrold ···-······-·- .. 29, 100, 108
G Gabler, Harvey ----··--· ..... ---------- 29 Gamonga sco , Tony ···-····· .... .. ...... 61 Ganz, William ... 29, 85 , 99 , 11 9, 130 Ga rcia, Esther ··-··-·-· ...... -·· 61, 87 Gordner, Lmdo Kay 47, 82 , 87 , 99, 14 5 Ga rdn er, Sharon '17, 80. 82, 115, 151 Garfield, V1cki ... _ 47 Gorntr, Lynn .. ...... _. _ _ 61, 125 Go therum, Down ... ··-·······-··-----··· 47 Goufin, Fronk ... --····-····--·-- .. 29, 79 Giuugue, Paul ···- - - ..... 17 Gibson, Ca rl ..... -·----- .. 61, 127 Getman, Shirly Mae - - - - 30, 82, 87 Glad, Richard - ·-··-·····-· 61,127 Glade, Vick, ·--·· ------~. 61 Gltnn, Robm .. 47 Glover, Br<nt - - - · - - ·-------·· 47 Glov<r, Don 30, 85, 88, 114, 119, 122 Glovtr, Ea rl ··--·-------· .30, 99, 100
Goff, David -·- ·· 16, 14, 47, 90, 96, 97 Goff, Glen ···-·-·------· 17, 82 Goff, Judy ·· --·-··----··-······· .30, 82, 87 Goff, Susan --·······-······-··-·-·--·-·· ··- 61 Gold, Bryonr -----·--·--·-·· 47, 100 Gomez, )o< ·--·--··-··-----·- 47, 126, 127 Gonzales, John ---------····-··-······-· 61 Gonzales, Rosa leo -·--······-··-······-····· .30 Gorringe, Gary -------·····-··-·-····· 61 Gorup, Aria ·····-··----·-·-----··-······· 44 Ooudit, Paulecce ·-·-··-···------· 61, 82 Gould, Larry ·--------··-·------··· 61 Gover, Donna Kay-----·--··-·- 30 Graham, Beverly ···-··-··--·---·-··- 61 Graham, Ellen ···---------··-· 61, 82 Gronqui~t, Nancy ·-··-··-·-··--··-·-·· 30 Grone, Kachy ·-----------··-··-·-·- 61 Gray, Carl -------·-··-··----·- 47, 85 Gray, Robtrc ···------··-··-·--------·-· 61 Greco, Omah ---·-··-·-·--·--·- 47, 82 Green, C lavin ------------····--······ .30 G1ecn, Dennis L. -------·····-····-··-··· 61 G reen, Douglas ···-·-··--·---··-······· 61 Green, Sondra ···--·--·-·----··-······ 47 Green, Sharcn ···-·-··-------------- .30 Gretn, Tanya ------------·-··-··---·- .30 Gree nfi t ld , Gtorge ··-----···-·---Greenwood, Af!on -- -··--· 30, 84 Greenwood, Dav1d ···-·· ·-··--- 47, 16 Greenwood, G ltnda ---· -···--·- 47, 82 G reenwood, RoKer B ....... ·-------·-· 61 G rc<nwood, Su>Un •.. . ·-·-··· 22 , 47, 80 82 , 99, 102 Greenwood, Tom -····· ····-- 62 , 117 Grigg;, Bt~rburu ···-··-·-·-······-··· ·- .30 Gnsg•, Connl < Lee ··----··-······ 47, 82 Grow, Ka1tn ·-···········-··-··-·-----·--··· 47 Gu nderson , Byron ...... ----· .30, 108 Gunde"o n, IJennls ·-----······· 47, 127 Gunnell, Leiih --···-··--·--·--·-·· .. 62 G unnell, Mu11lyn ···- - · · · · - · - .30 Gunnell, Rue! ·-··--·-··-------- 47
Hill, Ronald ···-····-·· 62, 107, 117, 127 Hill, Shirlene -·--·--·-·-··-------····-··· 48 II II con, Bruce ···-··-··------·-·-··------·· 62 Hirst, Pom ··--·-·-·-·····--------··-···-·· 62 lloborr, Sylvia ···-·-···-··-·-·---···-· 48 Hod gson, Eddie ·······---··-·········-·-······ .30 Hoffmon, Stanley ···-··--············· 62, 107 Hogenson, Carol ··------··· 23, 31. 82, 88 llolfelcz, Lurie ···-······-··-············-·······-·· 48 Holm«, Steve ··-·-··-··--··· 48, 90, 91 Holmstrom, Ann ··-······-······-···--- 62 Holmstrom, Terry ·······-··------ 31, 82
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Horrocks, Corolme -·-··········-··-·····-··· 48 ll orrocks, Keith -·-···-·····-····-···- 62, 117 llouweling, Mnry ·········---······-····-·· -- 62 II ovey, Joe ···-·---·-··-·-·--·----- 18 llovey, Sheila ···--··--·-······-······-·- 62 lloword, Becky ·······-··-···-··-·· 31, 82, 99 llownrd{ Put ···-·····--·--······-·······-·-··· 62 j-lowcro t, Brent --·--·----···· 17, 48, 99 Howcroft, Stephen ------------······-··· 31 Howitt, Arden -·-······-··-··-··--·-··-··-· 62 Hoyn e, Dennis ···-······--·-·-···-······ 62 Hughes, Dave ----·-··-·-···-···-----··· 62 II ughes, Lindo ·--·- ·----·----------- 62, 82 Hughes, Michael ······--··· 31, 108, 132 Hughes, Steven ···-··-··-·-··· 48, 100, 153 llughes, Susun -·········-··--·-··-·· 62, 87 Humphrey, Tool __ ... -·-· .... ...... 62, 82 llunc, Linda --·····--------·· .... 48, 8i llutchin gs, JoAn n .................. 31, 82 , 8i llutchmgs, John ···---····-···-······--··-··· 31 llutchin g•, R1 chord ·-···--·· ............ 62, 91
lpson, Ann ·······-··-·····--···--·················-- 31 lpson, Don ······-·····--·····-····· .. ···-···---· 62 Irvine, Leo ···--·····--·-··-·-··· 48, 9S lzutt, EuKene - · --·-·-··-··-·-···
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ll lludl ey , Ktnneth -····-------····- 30 lindl ey, Raymond ··-·- ... 62, 89, 100 Jlo gtn, Vern _ ___ ___ 47, 124 llule, C leve -·-·· -·· 20~ 23, .30, 78, 82 85, II Y, 122, 130. 131 II ole, l Ia I -- .......... 17, 119, 122, 130 II a ll, Jon ie ···-··-·-·-- . .. 47, 82 I loll, jean1 c ··- ··-----··· 47, 82 J lull, udy .. _ -------·- .. 62, 82 llollt-t, Gordon --·--··--·------·-· .. J l llolle~, Pat . . -----·-·-·-··· 48 I lulpln , Bob ........ .30, 85, 115, 132 Jl olvo rsen, Ronald -------···-· 62 11om, Judy _ --- 21, 23, .30, 82 llumilton, james -- ___ 47, 90, 100 I land, Lyle ... - - - ·-· _ 62, 82 ll und, Lynda - - - - - - · 62, 82 I 1un..,n, Drew ... - - - · .30, 85, 86, 99 llunsen, Gary ---------------- 17 llunsen, Gayle -----------···-· 62 Jlo mc n, Keith --------··-- 62 ll onsen , Kent L ------------ 23, JO llun ~~en, Kent -- - - - - - - . .. 62, 91 llun ..,n , Myrna . ------------- 62, 82 I lan'>tn, Reed ----------- .• 16, 62 I l un~~<n , Robin ·-· -------- __ _ 62 ll o n ~n. Ronald --·------.30 llan><n, Sand ra .. - - - - - - - - 62 J lon&Cn , Shoron 30 llarvty, Pat - - - - - - - 62 ll ord ca<d e, Ga il - - - - 30, 84 ll ordcosd e, Koren - - - - - 47, 82 ilnrk<r, Judith . - - - - - - .30, 88 l lurp<r, Carolyn - - - 44, 80, 82 llorper, Michael - - - - - - - - - 17 ll"rrymnn, Don • - - - - - 47 llun, Owen ··- . - - - - - - - 47, 86 llunwell, Kuthryn · - - - - - · · .. 47 J Ia sun g•, Duv1d - - - - - - - - .. 47 ll a•ungs, Paul ···-······----·-- . 47 ll a tch, John _ - - - - - · - · 47, 98 I low.,, Loui"' -· 62 ll aye8, Kelly 2J, 125 Jl eup•, Arlan - - - - - - - · · 47, 99 ll eop<, Adcne 48 ll eops, Rodney _ - - - - - '18, 86 ll eki, Williams - -~--···· 30 llclm, Nancy .30, 84 ll e~nbary, Stuart 48 I lcntlnck110n, Chetyl _ _ 4 , 80, 104 J Ienke, Normon - · - - - - - - · 62 I lenncmun, arolyn - - - - - - 62 ll enschke, Su'lln - - - - - - - - · 48 J len!!On, Koy"e - - - - 2), bl, 82 ll epner, Jume• - · - - - · 62, 100 ll crn<r, Kathleen -- JO, 80, 82, 86, 88 I Iuman, Vickie - - - - - 62, 82 ll e'ltltine. Stott 62 ll eu~ly, Gory 48 Hcwut, Lorry _ 48 11111, Barbaro - - · - - - · - - - 48
jacob, Jerr y • ...... 31, iS Jacobs, Shunnu .. 63 , 82 ]ncohson, Don 31, 85, 86, 99. 108 jncohso11, GmNcr ··-·· 63 )tlcob,on , )oun ---·· 63, 89 J•cobson , Nudinc - - - 31, 82, 88 Jucobson, Sh11l cy -·-··----··-- 48 Jnc:k!'!on, Donnn ... 63 Ju c~"" n, Duwn --·····-- ...... 48 lome<, C luuu1 o ····-··--· b3, 82 , 100 Jom e,, l>t•nni s 63 Jumt:~, Jconn lf\c ---·-··-·-b3 juml'S, oycc .. 31 Jnme,, Joyce ... .. 63 Jnn ;cn, Linun 31, 99 Jarum dl o, Denl'< 31 Jnrduw, Shirle y ----Jl )clh, I lyrum · - · · - - - - - - 6) Jells, L10tlu - - - · · · ... .. 6l Jeff s, Robn1 . ...... 31 ·····--···-·-· .. 16, 31 Jenkin•. Cn rol Jcnkm•, Ouv1d .• 31 Jenkins, l>ou~ln • .. 6J )enk111s, Gco 1 ~1U .. 48, 87 Jenkin•, )un it, ···--·--·---·· 63 Jenk 111 , , Jcunt'Uc .. 31 88 j ,•nkln<, Kn1hy ··-··---·--·__ ' 63 48 Jcnkm .,, Lu rr y ) enkm,, LeRoy 6) j ('nkan~, Lo11n Dnva~t _ _ 31 )enkm<, Lynda 31, 82, 86, ~ j enk1n s, MtiiK<tt<r 63, 82 , 10 jcnk1ns, Pnul • ... .. 48 J•nk"''· Puul n 23 , 32, 82, 87. )cn>cn, Cn 1ol ------48 j cn!'ltn, Curol ) cn,cn, Durhl 6? )cl1\cn, IJt11 yl 48, 13· [)Jnnn ''· ·---- 21, 23, 32 , I ~ ) tnscn , Dlunnc .. - - · 32, Jen~o<n, DuuKln - - - - - 48 , )en,.,n, llowntd '8 63, Jensen, Mutilyn ) en,.n, Mn1y __ i8, 82, 11 2, 11 Jcn'<·n , Mc1v1n - - - - 32 , 85, 1~ 5
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L Lokerveld, Charles -·····--·-·--········ 49 Lomb, Eu8ene ···-.. ···-··· .. ··-·-····... 64 I nndure•. Le Ann ....................- - . 64 Lurkin, Kent --···-····-·····-·······-· 33 LArkin, S1eve ··-· ...... ---··· 64, 82, 100 lurrabee~-. Ronold __ ............ ------· 64 Lnr>< n, .,ren< .............. _ ..... 64, 117, 125 Lorsen, Charlone ..._ ...... 49, 80, 99, 103 Larsen, Jeanne ---·--·-·····-··--····· 64, 82 Lor en, Lynne •.. 49, 80, 89, 90, 99, 106 Loraen, Paul ··-----.. ----·-·-·-· 49 Larsen, Paula ....... ··- ......... 23. 43, 139 Lar •en, Pouletre -·--··-·····--····· 33, 83 Lurlltn, Pauline -··--·-·····-····-····· 49 Lorwen, Stove ··········-···· ..·····-- __ .. 33 Lo" n, Suzanne ···-·.. ··-·-·-·-"· 64, 82 Larson, Doro ................... ---·"- 33, 99 Lor110n, Lynn ··-·· 23, 33, 115, 126, 127 Lur<>O n, Moraholl -··········-·-··-·· 49, 132 Larson, Robe11 ··········-··-··-..---- 33 l_arson, Suwn ···---·-·-·-.. ·--·--···· 64 LasorerJ.. Karen ···········-·-···-·- 64 LoL<, ulennn ···-·-··-----·············-· 64 Low, Gayle ... ··-··--------- 49, 99 Lawrence, Clyde ----·--·-·· 64, 127 Lawrence, Gail ·····----·-····-·-··· 49 Lnw110n, Cathy ......... ·-·-···-····-··· 33 lawoo n, jimmie ------- 23, 64, 117 Lea<herwood, Carl ···------· 22, 23, 85 108, 153, 115, 126, 127 Lea<herwood, Karen ····-··-·····-·····.. 49 Lee, BobbJ ··-··········· .. ··-··· ..····-··-· 64 Lee , Rae eon ... -----------··--··· 64 Lee , Ronnie .......---------····-· 33, !29 Lee•1 Karen ..... --------------· 49 Leicntle, Mae ..........................---··-· 33 Lelis, Mike ..... ·-·..· - - -.. - -·--· 64 Leonord, John ········-------- 64, 100
Leonard, judy ··- ------------ 64 Lester, Krisreen ----------···- 64, 82, 87 Levine, judy ·--····--··-----··- ······-··· 49 Lewis, Marilyn ···-·-·-·--·--·--··-Lewis, Sharon - -----·- ··-··-----········· Lewis, Steven ·············-·····--·--······-Lindgren, Martin ·--·-·-···--··-··-·-··· Lindner, Sandra ···-··-··-·----- - ·
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M Mabey, Annette -·--····--·-··-·-·-·- 50 MadS<n, Douglas ··--··-·- --------- 50 Modoon, Bobby Gooch - - - - - -- 50 Magers, Pat --------·-·----- 65, 83 Mahler, David - ---- ---------·-- 50 Mahon, Par - - - - - - - · - - - · - 87 Malmmom, Gloria ---·-·-··· 65, 83, 104 Malnar, Dolly ···-···--··-- ·-·· 33, 74, 83 Malstrom, Rodney --------·--- 33, 83 Mangum, Linda ------······ 50, 87 Manning, Dennis ··-···------···· 65 Mnnnos, Mike ··-····-··-· 33, 83, 99 100, 112, 113 Mannos, Susan ···- · - - - - 50, 83, 86 Margetts, Ron -·----·-···-·····-·-··· 65 Marquardt, S<even ................- ............. 65 Mark, Bonnie ........ 33, 74, 83, 103, 104 Marlor, Ly!'n --·-···-·-·· 65, 124, 125 MarrioL<t.. Tom ···-·-·-------·- 50 Morsh, t<.ichard - - - - - - - · 50, 124 Marshall, Linda ·---··-·-------· 16, 65 Marrin, Gerold ····-······---- 16, 50, 100 Mnnin, Toni ..........·-·-----··--··· 33, 84 Mnnineau, Dwane ---·---·--·-·-·· 65 Mascaro, Steve .... 23, 65 , 117, 124, 125 Mat•umura, Rrchard --·····-- 34, 88, 91 Matsumura, Ronald ··-·-····-·· 65, 91 Matthews, judy -·-··--·-···-··----- 65 Maughan, LeRoy ---·-· 65, 117, 125 Mayfield, Tom ···--·······--··---- 34 Maynard, Lore! ---·-··-···--·-···-- 50 Maynard, Paggy -·-·-·------···-- 50 Maynes, Alan ····--·----------- 65 Maynes, Marsha -····--···-·-····-··-· 50 Mayne•, Russell ..............----····-·-· 50 Mayer, Kelly -·-··-· .. ···--······-······-··· 65 Mowran, Kathy ···········-·-·-···-··-······ 34 McBride, Sharon ········-·-······· 50, 83, 104 McCandles•, Beth -········-·-······--·-- 65 McCleary, Kent -········-···- 34, 85, 108
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McConnell, Dan ... __ 82 , 100, 102, !53 McDonald, David -·-··-·-··-····-··--·-· 50 McDonald, Julen e ···--------- 23, 34 McDonald, Sheila ----·-..·--·----- 50 McEwen, Ro e Deen - ---·-----··---·-- 65 McGuire, Doug ---··-·----·-·· 107 McKell, Barbara -------------· 65, 83 McLachlan, Kent ···--------·-· 50 M clelland, Julie Ann - - - - - · 50 M ech~m, Joyce ·-·-··--·------ 65 Medine, Dixie ---~-----·-····· 50 Meeks, Dennis ·-···-··-···--·· 34, 100 Meeks, Joe ----------····--···-·-···-·· 50 MeiSsner, Janice - - - - - - - - · 34, 84 Men•sen, Anke ·-------·------ ··· 65 MenAse n, Wolfgang ··-··-·-------- 34 MrckeiS<n, Brenr ........- 34, 79, 103, 106 Mickelsen, Susan ···-··--·-··------ 34 Middleton, Carol ------ 34, 84, 99, Milburn, Beatrice --------···· 34, 87 Milburn, Kenneth ----·--·- 65, 86 Miller, Brent ----------··-·--·-·· 65 Miller, Sharon ·····-------··-··- 50, 83 Mrllingron , Kent __ 50, 79, 99, 106, 107 Mdler, Henry -·------ 34, 79, 108 M•llerbcrg, Marrlyn ----- 34, 83, 84 89, 98, 149
Milne, Carolyn ···-··-··········-------- 34 Milne, Richard···-·--·--- ------ 50 Miner, Camilla - -··· 56, 65, 83, 89, 107 Minnick, Loren -- - - ····- ···-·-·-· 50, 99 Mitchell, Bobby ···-··- · 50, 130, 131 Mitchell, DeLyn ----- ----- -----· 34 Mitchell, jerry ··-··· 34, 83, 99, 104, 106 Mi<chell, John ··---- ------- ··--··· 50, 127 Mlaker, Rosemary ··-·-·- 50, 81, 83 Monroe, Stacy Ann ---·-··-··--···-·· 65 Mons, Douglas B. ···-····-·--·· 50, 16 Mons, Richard -------------··· 65 Mon1ague, Geraldine - ----··· 51, 99 Moody, Bruce ---··-··- · 14, 34, 79, !ill Moore, Billy ------- ---·-····- ····· 65, 100 Moore, Brent ................. ·-·-·----·-·····- 65 Moore, Charlene ···-----······-··-··-·· 65 Moore, Joe .... 34, 83, 85, 108, 118, 122 Moran, Carolyn - ·-··--------- 51, 99 Moran, Vermond ··-·--- -·-··-··-·- ·- 66 Morgan, Robert -- ---·-······--·--·- ··· 65 Morgan, Keirh ·---·-·······- ·---·-·- 51, 103 Mori, Dorothy ···-·-··-······-··- - ·· 51, 83 Morley, Janny Lou _ 34, 83, 94, 95, 99 Morrow, Jean ···-·········--····-·-··- - ·- - 66 Morten~n, Milton -··------·- ·- - 34 Mortensen, Ralph - - ------··-·-·· 51 Moser, Dennis ·······-··-···- ·-·-··- -· 34, 86 Mosersinger, Nancy ···- -·-·-·····-·-··· 66 Moss, judy - ·-···--··-··-----·-··-··-···· 66 Mounteer, Cherri - ·-··-·-·-·····-···- ·--· 66 Mourey, Paul ···-··-···--··-·······---···-- 51 Mugleston, Verla -------···-··---· 66 Mumford, Jim ·-·---- 23, 66, 79, 132 Mumm, Carolyn ··--- ---- - -· 34, 87 Mumm, Joe ··-·-·-···-··- ----·-··-· 51 Myers, Delores - ----- -----·-- --· 34 Myers, Nancy -----··---· - - 23, 50
N Nance, Jay --------------------- 51 Ntrsh, Pat - - ----------- 34,98 Needham, Linda ···-- ··· 23, 66, 89, 107 Neff, Linda - - - --------·· 66, 83 Neil, Dauna -- ------------· 51, 83 Nell, Earl - - ----- -- ·- ··--·· 66, 127 Nell, Lee ··-···-- --·--------···· 34 Nelson, Bruce ···--·- ·-··-··- -·-34, 83 Nelson, Craig - - - ---------·-··· 51 Nelson, Linda -····-----· - 23, 51, 83 Nelson, Nancy -----·-------- 66, 83 Nelson, Roy - ···-·--·-·····- ·-·- ·-··· 51 Nelson, Sandra ···-·-··-------- -·- ·· 51 Nelson, Verdene - ---------·· - - 51 Newbold, Janet - - ····--- --- - -- 51 Newbold, Judy - ----·· 51, 81, 83, 99 Newbold, Kent · - --· -··-·- -- ---· 34 Newbold, Linda ····-·-·- - -- --·- 66, 74 Newton, Christina ---- 35, 88, 104, 107 Newton, Michele - ·-···-··-··-·····-··-··· 66 Nczos, Fred ·······-- ------- -------- --- 66 Nichol, )8'Ck -- ------· 66, 100, 153, 117 Nichols, Jay ···-·--·--·--- - ---· 66 N ichols, Ross - - - --·- - - - -- - 35 Nickle, Lyn Del ·- ····-·------66 Nickle, Monty -----·--·--- -----···- 51 Nielsen, Ann -----·- 35, 83, 84, 154 Nielsen, Jay ···-··········- ----- -- -·- - 51, 85 Nielsen, JoAnn ···-··- - - - -- - · 66 Nielsen, Lona -·-··--····--- ----------- 51 Nielsen, Par -··----- · -·--·- - ·· 51 Nielson, Edirh ····------ ---- - - 5, 83 Nrksrch, Mary Ann ................... _ 23, 66 Ninomiya, Eugene -- -·- ··-······· 35, 79, 85 Noorda, Dan ···-·-··--···- -·- ··- · 66 Nordgren, Ron ···- ···-··----- ··--···-·· 51 Norman, Kartn - ·--····- -·-····-····-··-· 66 Norton, Doug - -··-···-·-·-··----·-- ·· 99 Nosack, Michael - --·····- ···- ·-····--· 35 Nosack, Sharon -·-------- ------ 66 Nowlan, Jill ····--·--·----· ---·-- 35 Nunley, joan -----···-····-- ·-- 51, 87 Nuttall, Pam - --.. 66, 87 Nydegger, Jodi ----------- - 66, 83 Nygard, Barry - ---- - - -- 66, 100 Nysrrom, Jack - - -·--------· 66
0 O 'Brien, Fred ·-------- - -·-- ·-··-··· 66 Olabarri, Diana ------------- 66, 83 Olabarri, Jean - - -- - -- · 35, 109 Oliver, David -------- -- - ··-- 66 Oliver, Sreven - - - - - - -17, 51 Olmey, Joe --·----··- -·- ··- - 66 Olsen, Ester -------·- - ·-· 51, 81 Olsen, Gary --·-·-·- - -----·- ··· 66 Olsen, Michael -·-··--- ------ --- 61 Olsen, Richard -------- - · - 51, 130 Olsen, Sharon -- ------- · - --- 66 Olson, Cheri --···-- ------------ 66 Oloon, David - -- ------- - --- 35 Olson, Janet --------------- 35 O ' Nash, Jerry - ---23, 51. 100 Orgill, Lynette --··- ·----·- --- - - 66
Orvis, Wanda Mae ---------·-··· 51 Ostler, David R. ··-·· 35, 85, 108, 127 Ortley, Dave ----------- - 51, 90 Overscreer, Amber - - - - - - - · · -· 66 Owen, Carolee -·-- - - -- 66, 83 Owens, Jerry - - ·- - ·- - 66, 117
p Pace, Larry ··--·-- ·-·--·····-····-··-·-··-··-··· 35 Pack, Marvin ····- ·····-······-··--····-········· 51 Page, Carol -·--·······-···················.. 51, 83 Page, Wynne -··-····-··-····-·- 23, 35, 84 Pager, Carol Ann ............ 51, 81, 90, 99 Palmer, Karhleen .................................... 66 Panek, Marie ............................ 35, 88, 99 Parker, Art ···-···-··-·····- - ·····- ···-·-···-· 51 Parker, Dick -····-···-··-··--···-····-·········- 66 Parker, Gloria ··-··-······-·-··················· 51 Parker, Jeannie ····- ····- -----···----·- 51 Parker, Ka1hy - ····--·-···-····- ······- ·· 35, 83 Parker, Penny ........................................ 51 Parker, Tonya - ........ ........: .............- ...... 51 Parks, Linda ............................................ 67 Parks, Richard ···-·····-·--··-···-··--······ 51 Pasquali, Sam ··-··--······-·-·-· ···- ········ 51 Patience, Robert - ··--···-··-··- ··- ·-···· 35 Patterson, Pat -----·-·-·······-········· 67 Pavich, john ···----··-·· 67, 75, 83, 103 Paxton, Toni ---·-·-··--·····-------·-······ 67 Pay, Kathryn ···-------··-···············-·· 35 Pearce, Nancy ··-··--·-·--·····-·-···- · 67 Pearson, Anna Marie ·····--··-··--·-···-· 35 Pearson, Kathryn .................... 52, 83, 87 Pedersen, Claudia .................... 35, 88, 99 Pedersen, Gary ----·-···-·········-·· 67, 117 Pedersen, Pat - --·-·-···-····· 23, 35, 83 Peddler, Steven - ·········-······-···-·····- --· 100 Pedler, Ronald - ·········-·····- ··-··-··· 10, 67 Pedler, Shrrley -- - ··-·····- --···-·-- 67. 83 Pedler, Sydney -····-···-··---·-··-····-······ 67 Peery, Marita -------·-······· 52, 83, 104 Penrod, Brent ·-·-······-·-························· 67 Pennington, Garry ·······-·· 52, 127, 130 Pt'nningron, Larry -·-·-···-···--···-····--... Penrod, Cheryl ·········-····-·······-······ 35, 117 Perkins, Glen --------········-"···-·-··-"· 52 Perkins, Richy ···-··-·--····-- ····-··--··· 67 Perry, Claron ···-···-·-·-···---··-· 67 Perry, Ida -------····-·-·-··-····-··· 52, 87 Pe~ersen, Don -········--····- ·· 52, 89, 100 Petersen, Gayle ····-·····--··-····-·- ··- ······· 52 Perersen, Karen ---------··- 52, 81, 83 Petersen, Lynda ···-··-··-··-··-·······-· 36, 99 Peterson, Barbara ··-·········.. ·-·-··- ·· 23, 52 Per<rson, Bonnie 21. 23, 35, 84, 106, 142 Peterson, Diane ···-··- ··-··--··-····-······-··· 67 Peterson, Donna ---··-~--u·-·----···· 67 Peterson, Ginger ···-······-·····-······· 67, 87 Peterson, )ames ···-···-······-··-······-··· 35 Peterson, Linda ...................................... 67 Penibone, Diane -···-··· 67, 83, 87, 89 Phelps, Joe Ann -·----·-····---······· 67 Phelps, Monre ................................ 67, 86 Phillips, Carol - ····-·-·-···-·--····-·· 67 Pickert, Denni s ···-···-·-··-·······----...... 67 Pidcock, Phyllis -··············--··············· 52 Pierce, Becky .................... 23, 36, 83, 99 Pierce, Larry ······························- ············· 67 Pierce, Pam - -··············-·-·······-··-·· 36, 83 Peirson, Reed ····-·····--··-·······-············- 67 Pixton, Dee ----------·-···-···-··-·····- 52 Plant, Brent ·· · - - - - - - - - - - - 36 Platt, David - - - - · ----------· 36 Plan, )•tdi ----------------·-- ---- 36 Player, judy ···-·-·····--------··- ····- 67, 87 Player, Minnie - - - - -- ------- 36 Plumhof, James - - -- -- - · 52 Pond, Stacey - - · · -· 52, 80, 81, 100 Porter, Joan - - - - ----· 36, 88, 104 Pouley, Betty - -··- ··-- - · - -·· 52 Poulsen, Rhonda - - - - - 51, 81, 83 Poulson, Aorence - -- - --·· 52, 81 Powell, Derald j. - - - - - - - --- 36 Powell, Frank ···-------------··-·· 67 Powell, Marvin - - - - - - - · 52, 86 Pran, Elaine ----- - - -- 87, 89, 100 Preece, Diana · · · - - - - - - - - 36, 83 Preece, Julie - -- ------ -- ·-·· 89 Priano, Dee · --- - - - - -52 Price, Boyd ----- -------·-······ 52 Price, Linda ··----- -----···--·-·· 36 Price, Sheryl -- - · 67 Price, Vicki - - - - - - - ·- - 36 Proctor, Ted - - - - - - 67,86 Pugmire, Laraine 67, 83 Pulsipher, Linda - - - - - · -- 67
R Rainer, Annelies - - - -- - - · 36, 146 Rainer, Wolf Dieter --··-··· 36, Ia!, 146 Rains, Benjy - -- - -- - - ---- 52 Rains, Richard - - --- - - - ----- 52 Raisor, Dianne ·---------- · 52 , 81, 83 Rakich, Nick ------·------··· 52
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Rardin, Charles ............................ 67, 107 Rasmussen, Brenr ·············-··· 52, 83, 100 Ra smussen, Roy R. ···-·························· 52 RathJen, Larry ············-·············-··········· 52 Rawlings, Linda ............................ 52, 81 Rawwn , Beuy Gene ·····················-····· 67
Rawson, Gloria ............................ 67, 87 Rawson, Marlene ............................ 36, 88 Read, Jou nn ················-· 52, 81, 90, 108 Rea ms, Jimmy ........................................ 36 Reed, Naraloe .................... 36, 83 , 84 , 99 Reeder, Stephen ............................ 52, 153 Rees, Ca rlene .................................... 68, 87 Reese , Bonnie Kay ·····················-···-····
Reese, Danny .................................... 52, 86 Reln Simur, D1ck ···················-··········-··· 68 Reese, Ro.e Mane ............................ 68, 83 RevJII, Charles ................................ 23, 68 R1ch, Durlenc ······-···-··-··········· 68 . 83 R1ch, Elame ··-·················--··················· 68 Rich, E1leen ···-··········-···········-·--· 68, 100 Rich, R1chard ........................ 52, 83 , 102 Rich, Robe n .................................... 36, I00 Richards, Gary ···-··-······························ 36 Richards, Mary ···················-······-··········· 68 Richards, Rozalmd ................... .... 68 , 83 R1chius, Dun ···-···········-·········-··············· 52 R1en, Robert ···················-··············-······· 100 Risb10n, Hal ···-······-··-··-·········-······-··· 68 R1~hens, Rosemary ···················-·····--···· 68
Risr, Ca lvin ············-······························ Roach, Carol ............................................ Robemon, Ruth ....... ............................ Robertson, Shnlcy ···-······-···-······ 52, Rob1nson, Waunna .................. ......... Roby, C heryl ............................................ Roden, PhylliS ........................................ Roden, Ronald ··············-··-···-··-······· Rodgers, Karen .............................. 68, Rodgers, Kenny ........................................
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Ronquollo, Nora ···············-······-··· 68, 87 Roper, Karen ···-··········-········-·-··············· 36 Ro,. nhan, Lee ........................................ 52 Ro;;, Maurine ···-··········-·········· 68, 83, 87 Ross, Merri ll ···-···········-··-········-··- 68, 117 Rorh, Paul ·······-··-······-·-·········-······-··· 52 Roubicek, Dani ···-··-···············-··· 83, 90 Roundy, Steve ···-······-·········-··············· 68 Rudd, Charleen .................................... 52 Rugg, Melvina ········-······- ···-····-··········· 36 Rundqui sr, Cheryl ........................ 68, 83
s Sabey, Arl ene ........................................ 83 Sabey, D1anne .................... 53 , 83, 87 . 99 Sabey, Jani ce .................. 68, 83 , 87 , 107 Sabey, Jerrold ............................... 68, 117 Sabey, llelen .................................... 68, 83 Sadler, Jeun ............................................ )3 Sadlm, Kathalyn .............. 53 , 81. 83 . 87 Sagers, Kathl .... ............. 31, 84, 99, 104 Sager, Lynn Ra e ........................ .... 68 , 87
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She!ton, Ka rhy ·······-··-·······················-·· 69 Sheppick, Lynn ···-······-···········-············ o9 Shields, ClitudiU ··-·······-··-··-··-·---··· o9 Sh1elds, Linda ·····-···-··--····-············ 37 5hocmakc r, Craig ................ 37. 85, IC8 11 9, 122, 130 Shoemaker, Todd ........... .... )) , 99, ll4 Shomaker, D10nne ......................... 37 5horr, Chm ···········-········16, 69, 107 Shrour, J•m ···········-··-·-·-····· ···-······-····· 69 5hurdelf, Judy........................... 37, 83, 99 S•elhom, Fronk . ·······-···-·········· ... 69, 86 Simonich, Albert .. ··-····-········--··········· 37 S1m0n\On, Bn:nt ·······-···-···---·-········ 53 ~umon~on, Roy ·---······························· 53
S1mper, Pumclu .............................. 69, 83 Singleron, Doug .................................... o9 SJoblom, Judy .............................. 69, 83 SJoblom, Mur~•nc ···-·· 37, 84, 99, 109 SJoblom, Munke ..... . .. 23, 69, 83, 87 SJoblom, Rud -······-····-·· .. 37 , 78, 108 SJoblom, Rouer ........ 23, 53, 79, 8) , 127 SJOStrom, C heryl .................... 37, 88. 109 Slade, Vicki . .......... ........ .. .. ..... .. 69 Slarer, Bruce ... .............. 16, 37 , 108 Slottc, Vicki Ann ....... .... . . . . . 6~ Smnh, Becky .. ........ 37, 83, 87 . 90, 96 97, lOl, 10>, 100, 107, 109, 147 Smnh, Betty Jeu n 37, 89, 94, 95 , 99, 145 Smnh, Bnan ···-··········-·-······· )3, 78, ~9 Smtth, Carol ···········-······-··· ...... 37, 88 Smtth, Dulc -·-······-··········· 22 . 53, 83, 79 Smtth, Durrell ....... 23, )) , 75, 79, 83 Smith, Dn,yl ....... ... 53 , 86 Smnh, D•bornh -·········-· 69 Smnli, Oemll ..... ... ~l. 79. 8'1 Smith, D.unne .. . 53, 81, 83, 86 89 , 196, 107 Smith, Don ......... ·······-··········. .... 37 Smith, Ettt1 Muy . ........................ 69, 83 Smith, Fred ....... ·-····- ···---- 38 Smart, Glen . ········-···--·-·- 37, 86 Smith, 1l uruld -----·-·-·· 69 Smith, Jane ll e .. ··-··-····---··-- 38 Smnh, Junn ...... ······--··· ... 5}, I C~ Smith, Jud y 53 , 81, 83, 89, 94, 95, 103 Smnh, Kathleen . ···-····53 , 87 , 100 Smith, Kathy ..... ····--53, 81 Smith, Kwh ............. -·-··· . )8 Smnh, Lun 1 ······-················-········ 53, 83 Smnh, Leone •.......•.... 5l Smirh, M•chaol ··-·-···· . . 69 Smith, Ned 38, 79, 85, 89, 103 , IC6, 107 Smnh, Ru"ell .. ........... . .. ....... 54 Smith, Sherman 38. 79, 8l 100, 108, 153 Smith, Steve ... . 69 Snort, Dcnn -·······.38, lOR Snow, Mnnlynn ... ······--··-····-- 69, H3 Snyder, Puu l ...... ····-·····-····· 69, 117 Sommer~;, Su .. un ······-···----·-- 69~ 80 Soner, Rohcrt -··· -··--·······-.. ··· b'J orc n,on, C.:he•yl ... •... - - - - 69
Sorcns(,:n, Frnnk ... ............................. 69 Soren,cn, La Rtc ...... 69 Sortn'ten, Lt nn1 ce .... .... 54 South, John Allun .. ... -···. 54, 99, 147 ~prugue, Dean . ... .... . 16, 69, 100 Sprague, Jerry ............... ......... 54, 100 Sprlnuer, Vcrlo .. ·---····· 54 Stuktr, Su<>on - - - __ ____ _ __ 38 Stoker, Teddy _ .. -- 38, 8} , 87, 89, 104 Srupley, D10ne ·····--69 Stanley, Karlcnc ... •....•.• 54 Sruvros, Bd y .. ---···-······ 69 Steadmun, Bryon L. · - •. 17, 38, W4 Steodmun, Jerry . ···--·---·-- 69, 117 Src•ner, Gloria .. ·····-·········-38 , 84 Sttpan, Kent .. 22. 38, 85 . I 18 121, 122, I3J Sttvcn•, Cheryl 54 Stevens, Jnmcs . _ .. 38 Srevcn •, Lurry .. .. 38, 86, 88 . 89 . ICS Srev<n•, Lynn . 54, 100, 153, 112 Srcven<on, Ford 38 , 77, 83 , 90 99, 103 , 106, 107, 108 . I 12, II) Stirling, Rodger __ . ... ·-- )8 ~tof klng, Mar,hu ... ...... - · _ •. 54 Sto er,, Suzunne .. ··--··-··-·-- 69, 83 Stoker, Lynn _ 38 Stone, Munlyn 69, 83 Stone, Renn e . 38. 83 , 84, 99 Stout, Jnnor 69, 81 Stra •burK, Larry ... 69 Strtet, LuRay .38, 99 Stringfellow, J•m 54 Strong, V.ncent 54, 90, 91 Snoud, Mike 38, 86. 146 Stee le, D~<k . Ill 5-I. 81 Stucky, Oom Stucky, G len ·--·-·54 Sudbury, Glr n - - - · 69, 100, 15) Sudbury, Stephen -·-··--· . lH Sutc liff, Bnnn L. - - - · 54 Sved •n, l'nulus .. - - - - - - · · - 54 Sweney, Jerry . ···-·---···-·-··-·-··- 69
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