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JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL 9351 South State Street SANDY, UTAH 84070

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Rand Andrus 1st Vice President Rand's the guy with the jack o' lantern smile, that seems to light up every second or two. His unforgettable wit and down-to-earth enthusiasm keep him one step ahead of everyone else. Whether Andrus was fighting on the football field or battling with school activities, we could count on our "curly headed tease," to always pull through. His game was to make us part of "the family." Who could turn down a deal like that?

Kristie Graham secretary Kris definitely isn't a girl you could order from a Sears Catalog. Her unique personality and individual ideas are anything but a carbon copy. Her presence seems to linger even when she's not around. To know Kris is to admire her consistent happiness and the natural leadership ability that comes so easily. Jordan is a part of her and she has become a part of Jordan. 18

We couldn't walk down the hall for very long without hearing the voice of Becky. It seemed as though she carried an ~ndless amount of enthusiasm with her wherever she went. She wasn't all fun and games though; when it came to work, Beck was always on hand. Her ideas were new, her motives were real, and her dedication was to Jordan.

Becky Reed Historian

Lori's the type of girl who is almost too sweet for words. With her honest and innocent smile she automatically left a strong impression on all those she came in contact with. As an officer she not knowingly but unmistakably projected her personality throughout the year by trying to keep the rest of the officers straight.

Lori Andersen 2nd Vice President

A straight forward personality that senses the subtle humor of being an officer, gives Jamie an insight to us as Beetdiggers. One can't help but admire him for his dedication and sincere desire to achieve. Jamie's secret to success lies in his willing attitude and honest smile. This is the picture of Jamie Bay.

Jamie Bay Attorney General

Vice President

President

Secretary

Lori Woodward

Eddie Romero

Laura Nelson

Being sensitive means having an insight to people and in Lori's case, it's sharing a quiet warmth with others. Who can ignore her convincing smile and bubbly laugh? Her self discipline is an example to us as a means of motivation. To know Lori is to know you belong.

Eddie's his own man and he's not afraid to let you know it. He shared with us a silent spirit that didn't need a lot of explanation. Maybe this was the proud humility that touched the seniors. Being our athletic pres., Romero helped to make our last year at Jordan an unforgettable one.

Laura has the knack of seeing both the funny and serious side to life, particularly life at Jordan. One couldn't help but admire Laura's happy-golucky personality, and sincere desire to succeed. She has a unique way of making everyone feel "at home."

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Kathleen Aerts

Ross Ainsworth

Peggy Allen

Mitra Amiraftabi

Lori Andersen

Connie Anderson

Denece Anderson

Linda Anderson

Paula Anderson

Philip Anderson

Renae Anderson

Brett Andrizzl

Rand Andrus

Roger Andrus

Lori Armstrong

Peggy Atkinson

Sheri Atkinson

Leslie Auker

Marty Bakker

Steven Ballamis

Jamie Bay

Wilford Begay

Gary Bell

Rosalee Bell

Evelyn Birchell

Joel Bishop

John Bishop

Janet Bergener

Suzanne Best

Duane Bingham

Kennard Black

John Bleazard

Todd Bogenshutz

Karl Bolton

Scott Bonham

Mitzi Boynton

David Bradbury

Randy Bradfield

Kenneth Brady

Brent Breeze

Michelle Brinton

Doreen Brower

Peggy Brown

Ricky Brown

Gary Buhl

David Burke

Ned Burningham

Rebecca Burningham

Bary Burton

Debra Caldwell

Susan Campbell

Gordon Cannon

Barbera Caplinger

Robyn Carlisle

Julie Carlquist

Tim Carmichael

Michael Cary

Debra Cates

Shannon Chamberlain

Carol Chapman

Diane Chapman

Ralph Chavez

Jared Christensen

Lane Christensen

Bill Clayton

Bill Clough

Jeannie Coffin

Scott Collier

Brent Cook

Marion Comes

Brinda Cope

Robert Cowley

Kevin Cox

Rod Cody

Marty Cozzens

Mike Cracroft

Kelly Crebs

Douglas Curley

Kenneth Day

Michael Dowding

Cathy Darling

Gary Densley

Tom Dowland

Debra Cutler

Douglas Draper

Debra Dumas

James Dunn

Barbara Ebert

Wayne Eckman

Marilyn Eddington

Craig Everill

Doug las Eyre

Sharon Farnsworth

Michelle Fellows

Randy Fellows

Lani Fenton

Julia Ferguson

Kathy Fitzgerald

Roberta Flores

Chad Foreman

Alan Fowles

Karma Frantz

Karen Fullmer

Scott Gallagher

Kory Garfield

James Garland

Carl Gifford

Geri Gordon

Lynette Gotberg

Yvonne Gotberg

Kristie Graham

Shaun Greenwood

Gerry Gustafson

Edward Hall

Michael Halladay

Barbara Hansen

Scott Haraman

Karlin Hardy

Mina Hart

Marvin Hase

Julia Haslem

John Heard

Carl Hendricksen

Georgia Highland

Shelly Hill

Terry Hill

Loren Holdaway

Terri Holm

Leann Holmstead

Janine Homer

Craig Houmand

Robyn Howard

Kevin Howlett

Colleen Hranac

Kevin Hughes

Debora Hurst

Don Hyatt

Susan Hyde

Brent Jackman

Ron Jackson

Corey Jensen

Randy Jensen

David Jentzsch

Vernal Jeppson

Ray Jewkes

Ann Jex

Billy Johnson

Dave Johnson

Pamala Johnson

Penny Johnson

Russell Johnson

Steve Johnson

Carol Jolley

Denise Jones

Diane Jones

Sam Jorgensen

Jeanne Kendrick

Gary Kennedy

Elaine Lambson

Mark Landeen

Debbie Lane

Josephine Larrinaga

Carolyn Lavery

Claudia Lawrence

Debra Lawson

Virginia Leany

Janet Lehenbauer

Judy Lehenbauer

Kurt Lindeman

David Linnarz

Carma Ush

Sandra Lockwood

Francis Longstaff

Richard Lucas

Kim Lybbert

Harold Mace

La Dean Mace

Phyllis Maestas

Lee Macklin

Susan Mahon

Peter Massa

Susan Matheson

Leila Mauchly

Cindy McClure

Steven McPhernon

Cheryl Mead

Richard Meadows

Linda Mellor

Deborah Melville

Sylvia Mensen

Debra Merchant

Sharla Mickelsen

Jeanene Miller

Pam Miller

Kevin Mills

Charlotte Mitchell

Karrie Mitchell

Jaydene Moody

Linda Mounteer

John Mounter

Sally Murdock

Jeff Mumford

Edna Myers

Russel Necaise

Diane Nelson

Julie Nelson

Laura Nelson

Wilford Nelson

Jan Noorda

Blaine Oakeson

Shelly Oakeson

Craig Oliver

Cindee Olsen

Janet Olsen

Joyce Olsen

Claudia Orr

Ryan Orr

Alan Orwin

Michael O'Steen

Debra Ostler

Warren Ostler

Melinda Overson

Bryan Paget

Steve Parker

Kevin Patterson

Bonnie Pearce

Gary Pelch

Anne Pendleton

Chris Perry

Beverly Peterson

Kendall Peterson

Lon Peterson

Nancy Pett

Cathy Pierce

Holly Pierson

Robert Pixton

Ruth Price

Glenn Pyle

Scott Ragsdale

Roger Rains

Gary Rane

Karen Ray

Becky Reed

Shirlene Reich

David Richards

Keven Richardson

Lori Ricks

Coleen Ricord

Kip Rishton

Douglas Robinson

Eddie Romero

Becky Rowell

Tonya Runolfson

Susan Russell

Jeanne Sadler

Eric Sanders

Jon Sargent

Andrea Searcy

Lori Schmidt

Rebecca Sessions

Valerie Setterberg

Ooma Short

Louise Shryers

Paula Sjoblom

Terry Skinner

Bertha Smith

Christine Smith

Kevin Smith

Mark Smith

Ruthann Smith

Tracy Smith

Virginia Smith

Nolan Snow

Michelle Snyder

MaryEllen Soper

Dawn Sorenson

Harvey Sorensen

Mariann Spratt

Tamara Stephenson

Susan Stevens

Dent Sturdevant

Ralph Sudbury

Lane Summerhays

Jon Tait

Kevin Tanner

Kevin Tate

Gayle Taylor

Robert Taylor

Pat Teuscher

Lon Thomas

Richelle Thomas

Kerry Thompson

Ron Tingey

Howard Tolbert

Connie Tolman

Barbara Tremelling

Joe Tucker

Mark Urry

Sharlene Veater

Joe Velasquez

Nanette Wagner

Bryan Wall

Wendy Wallin

RaNae Walters

Marie Waters

Susan Watterson

Susan Webb

Shirlee West

Lloyd Westenskow

Lori Whetman

Jill White

Kenny Williams

Walter Wilson

Julianne Winkler

Julie Wolfgramm

Elaine Woodbury

Sheryl Young

William Young

Lori Woodward

Kirk Wright

Don Yates

Renee Young

If nothing else in these three years we learned about time and how to live within that time to make it the time of our lives ... you see now, and will se~ that those moments were umque in their freedom from the kind of pressures that make so much of the world forget what living is all about.

Linda Zupan

Vice President

President

Secretary

Julie Porter

Scott Featherstone

Marcy Wright

With wild enthusiastic ideas Julie plunged into the work and responsibility of being an officer. Adding a new atmosphere to student government, we felt her happy energy. She's loaded with talent and loves people, but best of all, people love her.

If we were to analyze Scott closely we might say he was an "organized crime," but on the other hand who really knows? For "Feather-rock" it was either crack a joke or move straight ahead, (or both.} Thanks to his unforgettable wit and personal vocabulary, the junior class survived.

Marcy's a laugh a second - a laugh that can be heard above any crowd! And just being around her makes a pretty fast moving minute. She can see a funny side to everything, yet underneath it all lies that natural leadership ability - a combination making Marcy unique.

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Juniors

David Adamson Robert Albretson

Judy Allen Marilyne Alvey Brent Anderson Callie Anderson

Dawn Anderson Lynn Anderson

Scott Anderson Ryan Anderton Sherry Andus John Archibald

Sheri Atkinson Duane Bailey

Joan Bailey Eddy Bakker Bonnie Ballard Greg Ballard

Susan Ballard Ginnie Barlow

Kim Barlow Susan Barton Mark Bay Patti Bean

Bryant Beckstead David Beckstead

Debbie Bednarik Folleen Beesly Margie Begay Gay Bergstrom

Daryl Bingham

Mike Black Mark Blackham Debbray Bleazard Diane Bocchino

Joni Bogenschutz

Vance Boulter Kelly Bowles Phil Bradford Patti Brinton

I'm tired of buying a face that fits into the isoceles triangle. Brand X suits me fine.

Reed Brklacich

Craig Brooksby

Lorin Capson Terry Carpentier Corey Cartwright Tony Cates

Drew Chamberlain Cindy Chase Anita Chavis Craig Christensen

Don Brown Justin Brown

Doug Christensen Linda Christiansen Dave Clark Gerry Clarke

Paul Brown Reva Brundage

Jay Clift Mike Clough Deanne Cody Jim Coffin

Bambi Bryce Marilyn Burningham

Valorie Combes Keith Cornia Bill Cowley Annette Crebs

Carol Butler Loretta Butler

Randy Crebs Bryan Criger Wayne Crow Ralph Crystal

Robin Cann Oakley Cannon

Brent Curtis Sharon Curtis Curtis Dahl Jim Dahl

Beverly Davenport Duane Davis

Allyson Day Kevin Day

Mike Day Steven Deleeuw

Brenda Denison Dorree DePew

Jessie Derricott Sandra Dineen

Cindy Dowding Rex Dumas

Gary Durrant Marianne Ebell Laurel Elder LaMar Elison

LaVar Elison Ryan Enniss Karen Everill Kathy Everill

Shauna Eyre Vicki Fairbourn Jan Fannin Lynn Farnsworth

Scott Featherstone Laura Fergus Karen Ferguson Suzanne Ferre

Craig Fisher Kyle Fitzgerald Scott Fitzgerald Sherm Gallagher

Stewart Gardner Bobbie lee Gate house Terri Gatherum Marty Gerber

David Duncan Kent Dunn

Reid Gifford Rick Gilchrist Robert Glad Joanne Glassey

Juniors

Brent Gotberg

Julia Hanna Bill Hansen Carma Hansen Melanie Hansen

Mark Gotberg

Vicki Hansen Brent Hardcastle Cathy Hardcastle Pauline Hardcastle

Brian Gough Joe Goulding

Gary Green Bennett Greene

Jim Greenwood Darrell Groves

Craig Grow Vicki Hadean

Alan Hall Joe Ham

Rose Harding Jim Hardy Dan Harmon Judy Harper

Marlene Harrison Janet Hartlerode Judy Hatch John Haueter

David Henderson Irene Henline Kim Hiatt Jim Hickman

Jan Higgins Deanna Hill Cynthia Hillock Brenda Hollander

Kent Holsten Jeri Holt Chad Homer Teri Hougton

Catherine Houmand Martin Ish

Dennis lpson David Jacobson

Roger Jaynes Kathy Jarvis

Brent Jensen Brian Jensen

Cindy Jensen Dana Jensen

Gloria Jensen Philip Jensen

Kellie Jenson Sheril Jensen

Kevin Jeremy Scott Jewkes Becky Johnson Jennette Johnson

Craig Jones Mati Jones Sid Jones Cindy Jordan

Charmaine Kemp Garn Kemp Becky Kinsey Paul Krueger

Angie Kunz Shirley Lakerveld Cheryle Lamping Scott Landeen

Jan Larsen Jeff Larsen Scott Leavitt Eugene Lehenbauer

Wallace Leigh Louis Leon Kathy Leonard Elizabeth Limb

Nicole Longstaff Lynda Lyman Karen Macklin Jim Maddocks

Don't confuse me with bits of psychology and algebra theorems ... I'll stick to innocence in it's purest form!

Mike Marcovecchio

DeVi Marler

Michele Marshall Vicky Martin

Lorraine Mathie Chad Maxfield

Kurt Maynes Julie McCormick

Sidney McCulloch Amy McNeil

Carrie Mead Pam Melville

Merlin Miller Cheri Millerberg Kathy Millerberg Marta Millsap

Nadine Moller Jodie Monte Joan Mortensen Mike Mounteer

Darrell Murdock Jim Nelson Kelly Nelson Kevin Nelson

Kim Nelson Carol Neve Ted Nezos Robert Nielson

Carol Neilson Kim Noorda Sharon Nye Tami Okubo

Jeanine Oliver Kelli Olsen Laura Olsen Tim Olson

Roxana Ordokowski Steven Overson Cindy Paget Karen Pangos

Cindy Paramore Rick Parker

Kathy Pearson Don Petersen

Grant Petersen Kirk Petersen

Nola Peterson Loe Pierce

Wade Pierce Julie Phillips

Mike Primm Julee Pugmire Greg Radway Marsha Rane

Debra Rasmussen Pat Ray Shelley Reed Erich Reich

Janae Richards Cindy Richardson Dean Riding Jesse Ritzman

Cindy Robinson Pam Robinson Scott Robinson Marianne Rogers

James Romero Micki Roundy Lorri Rowsell Tom Russell

Jeralyn Pixton Ken Pollard

Cheryl Rynearson David Rynearson Kelly Savage Clark Schmidt

Julie Porter Nancy Price

Kirk Scott Kevin Scroggin Kent Setterberg Buck Sharples

Juniors

Julie Sheppard

Barry Shettel

Keith Shirley Lynda Short

Darla Simon Clair Skoubye

Cindy Slade Curtis Smith

Erin Smith Kathy Smith

Kris Smith Lucille Smith

Robert Smith Robynn Smith Stephanie Smith Tammy Smith

Tari Smith Tressie Smith Jeri Sorensen Lydia Springer

Terry Sprouse Steven Squires Sharon Stanger Francine Stapley

Doreen Stauffer Betsey Steadman Susan Sterling Robert Stoedter

Cheryl Stratton Susan Stringfellow Kelly Strong Jay Stuart

Tammy Sundell Doug Swenson Larry Swensen Mike Swenson

Kevin Sybrowsky Brenda Taggart Rick Takemori Colleen Terry

Juniors know how to find the darkest corners at stomps, eat the good part of school lunch and paint the ceiling with the bad, cause floods from drinking fountains, and just have fun while completely blowing everything. Fortunately for them, they can spare the time.

Judy Tetrick Valerie Teuscher Roy Thacker Evan Thomas

Mike Thompson Jolene Tingey Terrie Trimble Neil Tunbridge

Julie Turner Paul Urry Glen Vawdrey Calvin Wadsworth

Vincent Wagstaff Lynn Ware Ray Willette Debbie Williams

Mark Williams Steven Wintle Daniel Washburn Stephanie Welch

Susan Weller Earl Wentz Rusty Withers Ginger Wright

Marcia Wright Ted Zegorec Dave Zeller

Juniors

There's security in being a junior freedom that ~omes from not being too deeply committed to the future. I'm at ease in my time; comfortable among familiar faces. The pattern of my life is set for awhile with the security of knowing there's still another year. I hope I make the most of it ... while I'm in the middle.

Vice President

President

Secretary

Susan Kendrick

Terry Davis

Brenda Reed

Trying to keep the world happy right along with her, Susan enjoys the novelty of being a girl and more specifically a sophomore girl. It's refreshing to see someone laugh just for the sake of having fun. Her bright enthusiasm and super-bubbly smile seemed to tie the sophomore class together.

By projecting the conviction that soph's take themselves too seriously, Terry came upon the solution that sophmores, "should Just break loose and have fun." As "Mr. All Smiles, Big Words and Crazy Ideas," Terry struggles to make the small voice of a sophomore big. Terry's business- involved sophomores.

What do you say about a girl who breathes the word "smile"? To kno~ Brenda is to admire her consistent laughter and the natural happiness that comes so easily. She was once seen collecting money from juniors and seniors for a sophomore activity. But, "soph's are worth it."

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soonomores

Dean Adams Mike Akagi Pride Alldredge Bill Allen David Allen Kevin Allen

Roger Allen Dane Allred Tari Andersen Dara Anderson David Anderson Jeri Anderson

Maurine Anderson Wayne Anderson Colleen Angus Grem Armstrong Kay Atkinson Dan Auker

Maida Auker Diana Baer Becky Bailey Scott Baker Janice Ballard Laura Ballard

Nancy Ballard Desi Barker Brad Bauer Steve Bawden Lynn Beardall Blayne Beck

Tamara Beckstead Vincent Bednarik Jody Bentley Gina Bernardi Brent Best

Kent Best Jeff Bills Dan Bianchi Jeri Bishop Matt Bishop

There were days I was so caught up in the lives of others I forgot to look at the change in me. But leaving myself behind was fun. I always thought that giving was hard, Until someone said, "thanks."

David Blackett Tina Bodell Pat Bogenschutz Dale Bohm Pam Bolliger

Judy Bonham Mark Boynton Wayne Boydston Darwin Bradfield Bonnie Brennan

Yvonne Broadhead Blair Brown Scott Brown Tamara Brown Val Ray Brown Kelly Brundage

Alan Buchanan Sandra Buhl Wendy Bunker Steve Burch Stephen Burger Mark Burningham

Careen Candalot Jennifer Cannon Kris Cannon Michael Carter Leah Chamberlain Pam Chapman

Vickie Chapman Roger Chase Ben Christensen Chuck Christensen Cindy Christensen Jolene Christensen

Karen Christianser. Randy Clarke Jim Cleland David Clough Debbie Clough Jan Coffin

Guy Conway Jesann Coombs Ronda Cope Susan Cowley Blane Cozzens Dave Cracroft

Jenalee Crapo Jill Crebs Peggy Crouch Connie Crow Kevin Cutler Laura Dansie

Debbie Darger Tom Darling Edward Davis Terry Davis Sherri Dean Gaye Despain

Gale Devisser Jan Dickerson Loraine Dixon Bob Dowland Peggy Draper Randy Draper

Cherrie Duffey Kathy Dumas Ann Dunster Shiela Eastman Keith Eddington Artie Edmunds

Brett Ellis Kim Ennis Sallie Enis Wendy Erickson Barbara Evans Conn ie Ewell

Paul Fairbourn Rochelle Fairbourn Brad Fenton Staci Fenton Marcy Ferguson Lynnann Ferre

soonomores

John Fish Mark Fitzgerald Stacey Fitzgerald Jerry Flores Pat Flynn

Cindy Forbes Dan Francom Sandra Frantz Ellen Fratto Wade Freschknecht

Jill Fritz Leslie Gailey Kevin Gallagher Wendy Gardner Lee Garfield Billy Garner

Karen Gatehouse Tamee Gatherum Debbie Gentry Sherry Giles Holly Glover Ron Glover

Richard Gord Lisa Green RayPaul Greenwood Penny Gregory Debbie Hadley Helene Hallock

Jill Hanks Laurie Hardcastle Larry Harding Kathy Hardman Kristin Hardy Wyndee Harman

Hilton Harris Marcie Harris Lowrie Hathaway Dan Haun Sherrie Haws Richard Heard

Paula Hebert Sherry Helbig Kelli Hiatt Linda Hickman Teresa Higbee Holly Hill

Lori Hillis Joseph Hilton Tamera Hofeling Bob Hoffman Bruce Hollander Tamie Holmes

Dinah Holmstead Roger Hopes Corey Houmand Greg Houskeeper Kris Howard Charlotte Howlett

Bob Hughes Randy Hughes Peggy Hummel Tracy Hunsaker Marilyn Hyde Karlenna Izatt

Kent Jacobson Cheryl Jarvis Jeff Jensen Steven Jensen Karen Jenson Kathy Jenson

Steven Jeppson Bruce Jeremy Frank Jex Darrell Johnson Gerald Johnson Sherrie Johnson

Dennis Jones Glen Jones Lori Jones Cathy Keele Richard Kemp Susan Kendrick

Playing the role of a sophomore isn't too hard ... especially when the juniors and seniors do it for you.

Jim Kennelly Brent Killian David Kimball Wade King Rick Kinsey

Carrie Kirton Kelly Kunz Sandy Lambson Troy Lancaster Kevin Langford

Jeff Langston Lorrie Larson Rhonda Lawson Laree Leany Jeff Leavitt Tracy Leavitt

Dori Lewis Russ Leyba Flora limb Debby Linnarz Julie Livingston Julie Lloyd

Kelly Lovell Debra Lugo Lori Lukich John Lundstrom Greg Lunkwitz Tamara Lykins

Craig Mace Joe Mace Kevin Marchant Kathy Markham Pauline Martin Amy Matheson

Robert Mathie Jeannene Maxfield Tammy Maxwell Tom McCandless Kathy McCarthy Andria McCleary

Tammy McClure Lesa McDonald Margaret McGuire Robert McPherron Tina Mead Arman Meadows

Cathy Meadows Jeff Meldrum Blake Mellor Tamara Mellor Gina Melonas Anne Miller

D'Ray Miller Vicky Miller Steve Milne Pam Mitchell Randy Mitchell Shauna Moore

Pat Morgan Lynnette Morrill Patti Mortensen Stacy Myers Cheryl Nadeau Michelle Nance

Terry Napier Wendy Neff Lloyd Nelson Patty Nelson Robert Nelson Karoleen Neria

Jeff Newland Pam Newton Janet Nielsen Janice Niemann Ken Noffsinger Cathy Noorda

Karla Norton Rhonda Norton Randy Oakason Mark Ober Bruce Obert Scott Olsen

soohomores

Suzanne Ordakowski David Orgill Sandy Orth John Orwin Richard O'Steen

Blake Ostler Brent Ostler Dan Ostler Rhea Pace David Panek

Philip Panas Diane Parker Ruth Parry Elaine Paxman Jill Perry David Pett

Jeff Phillips Jeff Pierce Tammy Pierson Duff Pingree David Popelmayer Colleen Prince

Grant Ragsdale Jeff Rappleye Kris Rasmussen Patsy Rasmussen Brenda Reed Ben Reeve

Peggy Rich Mariann Richards Jan Richardson Carla Ricord Kirk Riding Nicolene Riska

Cindy Roberts Brian Robertson Jani Robinson Larry Ronne Tammy Ross Tammy Rowell

Penny Rowley George Russom Carl Sargent Lance Schmidt Reed Scott Duncan Seale

Rod Sedgwick Doris Sharp Yvette Shelby Mike Sheppard Lester Short Roger Shryers

John Sieverts Debra Simmons Steven Sirrine Michele Smiley Colleen Smith Kathy Smith

Lee Smith Marjean Smith Nadine Smith Patrea Smith Paula Smith Tim Smith

Barry Sorenson Jalynn Steadman Sterling Stephenson Elaine Stiel Heidi Stoedter Bob Stone

Keith Sturdevant Pam Summerhays Debbie Sutherland Del Swenson Linda Tadehara Jeal Takemori

Susan Tate Pat Taylor Pamela Tazzer Le Ann Terry Chris Thacker Mark Thaxton

sophomores

Christine Young Harry Young Ken Young Mark Ziegler Charlene Zupan

Gary Thomas Jill Thomas Mark Thompson Janie Thorn Mike Thorpe

Megan Timoney Dale Titus Sharon Tobin Dawn Tolman linda Tripp

Darrell Troester Kim Vandenburg Jazan Vawdrey James Veater Debbie Velasquez

Craig Wagstaff Tammy Wagstaff 6rad Wall Tamara Walkenhorst Leslee Walker Karen Walters

Kevin Walters Larry Walters Valerie Washburn Wade Webster Wilma Weller Dennis Wharton

James Whitmore Diana Woodruff Debbie Wright Willie Wright Michelle Yates Maxine Yazhe

A mixed up year, "the little guy." Suddenly becoming just one piece in a mosaic of people ... Putting up with cafeteria food since I don't have my license yet, or maybe just because I don't know better, genuine yellow slips, Snellen eye tests, actually doing some homework Thinking back, it's funny how I could get lost in these halls so familiar to me now.

Thinking back I remember that first feeling of insignificance among the masses of people; the eagerness to become a part of school the pride in finally belonging. At first it was baffling; the endless hallways and room numbers, unknown cheers and the school song. As we groped among the multitude searching for ourselves; smiling at strangers for the first time, sharing little moments, we opened up, and the newness gave way to friendship.

senators

Senior Senators: Anne Pendleton Doug Curley Junior Senators: Marianne Ebell Archie Blackam Sophomore Senators: Tammy McClure Steven Bawden

Ask anyone on the Officers Council what it's like to wade in trivia, and they'll probably tell you that they forgot ... in the midst of personal jokes and just messing around. It's hard to appre~~iate the real strength of this body when their accomplishments remain anonymous; however, their strong personalities reflect a job well done. The Studentbody Officers reflect their "talent" by decorating the Christmas tree.

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Row One: Lori Anderson, Terry Davis, Kris Graham. Row Two: Jamie Bay, Scott Featherstone, John Bishop, Eddie Romero, Rand Andrus, Becky Reed. Missing: Susan Russell.

Row One: Brenda Reed, Marianne Ebell, Pam Summerhayes, Susan Kendrick, Joanne Glassey, Marci Wright, Tari Smith, Lori Woodward, Laura Nelson, Jeanene Oliver, Julie McCormick, James Romero, Scott Featherstone. Row Two: Danny Robinson, Ronda Cope , Careen Candalot, Lori Jones, Marianne Spratt, Anne Pendleton, Jaydene Moody, Karen Fulmer, Renee Young, Coleen Ricord, Janet Bergener, Susan Russell, Lori Anderson, Drew Chamberlain. Row Three: Fred Ash,

Julie Pugmire, Edna Myers, Paula Sjoblom, Stephanie Smith, Karen Pangos, Tonya R,unolfson, Kris Graham, Becky Reed, Kirk Riding, Bob Hoffman, Kevin Webster, Jamie Bay, Eddie Romero, Curtis Smith, David Bradbury, Ralph Crystal. Row Four: Brent Breeze, Scott Gallagher, Darwin Bradford, Jared Christensen, Rand Andrus, John Bishop, Scott Ragsdale, Vern Jeppson, Craig Houmand, Doug Robinson, Kerry Thompson, Ron Jackson, Archie Blackham.

udant council Making up the student council, a mass of some fifty odd bodies considering themselves a definite workhorse of the studentbody, worked to more or less tie Jordan together. And with such topics as assemblies and independent periods, where could they go wrong.

John Bishop and Rand Andrus look on as Kris Graham voices her opinion.

Clemont Bishop, Principal

Jerry McCleary, Asst. Principal

To the Studentbody of Jordan High School:

I feel very fortunate in having the opportunity of returning back to Jordan after a year's absence. Spending a year away made me realize that Jordan High School is one of the outstanding schools in the state. The high caliber of students combined with an outstanding faculty make Jordan the great school that it is. The traditions of Jordan combined with the new innovative ideas of our present students make Jordan number one in the minds of many people.

The students who have attended Jordan during the academic year 1973-74 have been some of the most energetic, ambitious, enthusiastic, and patient students ever to attend Jordan. With the problems of remodeling the shop and P. E. areas the students showed a limit of self control that would be hard to match by any studentbody anywhere. Under all these handicaps our students continued to excel in athletics, academics and extra-curricular activities. My special thanks to faculty and students for their special understanding and extra special actions during this very unusual year.

My congratulations and thanks to all that helped Jordan have another outstanding year.

counselors

Days full of ACT schedules, scholarships, college representatives, schedule changes, and the every day common problems of students turn into weeks of helping young people. Our counselors were always at our reach whether we needed them or not. They were concerned with showing the individual his imimportance- how could we refuse?

/ Mary Fitzgerald

Dr. Earl Smith

Wendell Petersen

Robert Young

secretaries and Librarians

Cheri Millerberg, Lani Fenton, and Thelma Ainsworth discuss problems in main office.

Margie Brown Counselor's Office

Joan Gamble Main Office

Genee Tyler Library

Lena Wagstaff Library

Well equipped with yellow slips, counselor appointments, schedules, the ever faithful check-in list and the "I didn't check this out," library fine cards. Our office secretaries and librarians get the job well done with efficiency, accuracy, and good support from the studentbody.

Thelma Ainsworth Main Office

Evelyn Beers Counselor's Office

Jackie Sybrowsky Attendance Office

Jay Burkinshaw Media Center

Mrs. Wagstaff assists Mrs. Nichols

Cafeteria Ladies We could never pay enough gratitude to our lovely cafeteria ladies here at Jordan. They endeavor to nourish and strengthen hundreds of growing bodies every day. Because of their efforts, no casualties due to starvation were reported during the past year.

Evelyn Brown Manager

custodians

Row One: Florence Peterson, Joanne VanAmen , Florence Whittenburg, Marian Oldham, Elma Couch , Marilyn Wagstaff, Marilyn Monthy, Evelyn Brown. Missing: Margaret Simonson .

These are the beautiful behindthe-scenes people who help keep Jordan in one piece. The accumulated garbage in the halls vanished mysteriously each night, thanks to the phantom custodians. An important element can be gained through the example of these fine men - taking pride in their work.

Fred Alldredge

Ken Silcox

Howard Cude

Weston Workman

Ken Silcox Head Custodian

Fred Ash English

Lynn A. Ballard Social Science

Doug Berry Physical Education

Ralph Bishop English

Lowell Boberg English

Carol Clark English

David Clark Consumer Education

Lori Clark Resource Study

Kaye Ensign English

David Erickson Drivers Education

Gerald Fisher Industrial Arts

Sharon Gailey English

James A. Gibson Music

Garth D. Gooch Math

Farrell Gunnel Biology

Cheryle Argyle Resource Study

Lawrence Green Social Worker

Joyce Haldeman English

Hal Hale Health

Betty Henderson Home Economics

Tracy Holt Auto Mechanics

Hue Jewkes Drivers Education

David Judd English

Roger King Vocational Electronics

Robert Langford Industrial Arts

Marion Martin English

Dan May History

Kenneth McCleary Chemistry

Robert McDonald Math

Donald B. Milne History

Mike Murry Physical Education

Joy Nelson Type

Carolyn Nichols History

Rodney Oliver Drivers Education

Donald P. Olsen Fine Arts

Ralph Pace Ceramic Design

Margaret Padfield Physical Education

David Palmer Industrial Arts

Gary Parnell English

Peggy Patten Home Economics

Brian R. Rawlings English

Raymond Rogers Science

Gary Smith Math

Kent Swedlund Biology

Renee W. Pay Stenography

Jay Pond History

Kaylene Thornock Homeliving

Robyn Timoney Drama

Leah Tippetts Art

Marietta Lee Williams Dance

Lila Wilson Business

Rodney Zabriskie Music

Don Ward Social Science

Board ol Education

Robert A. Stowe, appointed to Board of Education to replace Richard Anderson.

Kenneth Prince, John Wheadon, Ben Bagley, Clayton Fairbourn , Richard Anderson, Rodney Dahl, Donald J. Parr, Ray Brown.

Donald J. Parr Superintendent Ray Brown Asst. Superintendent

Eight men dedicated to the cause of providing the best education for the least money. Perplexed with the problems of education, they skirted the major issues and concentrated on technicalities. Their very name reflects our attitude - Board of Education yes we are.

Oakley Cannon

Sharon Curtis

Vicki Fairbourn

Laura Fergus

Sharlene Yeater President

Jaydene Moody First Vice President

Kim Barlow

Stephanie Smith Second Vice President

Kim Hiatt Secretary

Joan Bailey

Paula Anderson Treasurer

Jan Noorda Historian

Sherry Atkinson

Susan Webb Drill Mistress

Cindee Olsen Assistant Drill Mistress

Julie Nelson Yell Mistress

Lucille Smith Assistant Yell Mistress

Mitzi Boynton

Allyson Day

Joni Bogenshutz

Jolene Tingey, Allyson Day, Joan Bailey, and Mitzi Boynton.

Lucille Smith and Marilyn Burningham

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Judy Harper

Becky Johnson

Cheryle Lamping

Karen Macklin

Charlotte Mitchell

Karrie Mitchell

Kelly Nelson

Laura Olsen

Anne Pendleton

Nancy Price

Marsha Rane

Debra Rasmussen

Shelley Reed

Mlcki Roundy

Janae Richards

Charlonians of 1974

Linda Short

Red on white, the Charlonians wear a once-in-a-lifetime smile. Battling gnats in the summer, frostbite through logger boots in the fall. Quivering lips, cotton mouth, yet turning to salute and grinning 'til their faces ached. Spending time and money they never had laughing and crying simultaneously - their chance to be young. Jeri Sorensen

Susan Sterling

Betsy Steadman

Julie Nelson

Jolene Tingey

Beetdigger '74: Joyce Olsen, Garth Gooch, Reva Brundage, Kris Graham, Rhonda Norton, Kim Hiatt, Lane Christensen , Debra Rasmussen, Bennette Greene, Jeri Sorensen, Ruth Parry.

There were times when what we had just wasn't enough to accomplish what we had to do. Too few people, not enough time, missing pictures ... But, those times came and went, leaving in their stead a feeling of accomplishment and a valuable insight into people's characters. When together we discovered the meaning of Beyond Today. 1974 BEETDIGGER STAFF Garth Gooch . . .. .. . .. .... . . . .. .. Adviser Arval Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adviser Leah Tippetts .. . ........ .. . Art Consultant Kris Graham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor Kim Hiatt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Co-Editor Gayle Taylor Tonya Runolfson Joyce Olsen Rhonda Norton Reva Brundage Alan Fowles Kory Garfield Lane Christensen

Bennette Greene Gary Webster Jeri Sorensen Debra Rasmussen Ruth Parry Gerry Clarke David Hendersen

tdiuuar Beetdigger '74: Gary Webster, Kory Garfield, Gayle Taylor, David Hendersen , Tonya Runolfson , Gerry Clarke, Alan Fowles.

Kris Graham Editor

Kim Hiatt Co-Editor

Garth Gooch Adviser

Arval Nelson Adviser

Broadcaster '74: Carol Clarke, Rusty Withers, Francis Longstaff, Lowell Kevin Cox, Jan Noorda, Carrie Mead, Diane Bocchino, Bill Clayton, Pamala Johnson, Julie Carlquist. Missing: Joel Bishop.

Joel Bishop, Carrie Mead, Bill Clayton, and Francis Longstaff take a break.

The Broadcaster must cram comments on the state of the universe, and not only Beetdigger, but Sandy news items, along with sports reports, into a four ... page publication. That they can do it successfully, shows that these journalistic geniuses are seldom at rest.

Pam Johnson Editor

Bill Clayton Assistant Editor

1974 BROADCASTER STAFF Carol Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adviser Jay Burkinshaw . . . . . . . . . . . Adviser Pam Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor Bill Clayton . . . . . . . . . . . . . Co-Editor Jan Noorda Julie Carlquist Pam Johnson Francis Longstaff Bill Clayton Rusty Withers Carrie Mead Diane Bocchino Joel Bishop Kevin Cox

Carol Clark Adviser

Jay Burkinshaw Adviser

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madrigal

Row One: Mr. Zabriskie , Debora Hurst, Jan Higgins, Janet Bergener, Cindy Paget, Sharlene Veater, Ruthann Smith, Debra Dumas. Row Two: Robert Glad, Lori Anderson , Mark Landeen, Marianne Richards, Brian Paget, Cathy Darling, Randy Fellows, Janae Richards , Wayne Eckman ,

Wayne EcKman President

Lani Fenton , David Jacobsen, Sherri Atkinson. Row Three: Susan Matheson , Kerry Thompson, Valorie Teuscher, Mike Halladay, Lynette Gotberg, Kennard Black, Anne Pendleton, Kirk Wright, Chris Smith, Carl Gifford , Terry Sprouse.

Working together to maintain a reputation of musical perfection and a lot of good times, the Jordan High Madrigals caroled with enthusiasm through the winter snows of Christmas and the lazy days of spring. They brought joy to others and a sense of satisfaction to themselves as well as their dedicated director who made each rehearsal well worth while.

One more time!

Row One: Mr. Zabriskie, Marianne Rogers, Francine Stapley, Susan Stevens, Sharon Farnsworth, Rebecca Shelton, Peggy Allen, Dana Jensen, Debora Hurst, Jaydene Moody, Kenny Day, Kory Garfield, Brent Hardcastle, Mark Landeen, Elaine Lambson, Debbie Cutler, Cindy Paget, Joni Bogenschutz, Marleen Harrison, Doree DePew, Ruth Ann Smith, Pattie Bean, Reva Brundage, Lorraine Mathie. Row Two: Judy Tetrick, Julie Sheppard, Susan Hyde, Shirley Lakerveld, Oakley Cannon, Tami Okubo, Jeanette Johnson, Irene Henline, Chris Smith, Bri~:m Paget, Kirk Wright, David Jacobsen, Robert Glad, Jeff Muphin, Jul1e Haslem, Sharla Mickelsen, Janet Olsen, Lynda Lyman, Judy Harper, Judy Hatch, Tari Smith, DeAnna Hill. Row Three: Jill White, Mary Ellen Soper, Bambi Bryce, Folleen Beasly, Cindy Richardson,

Jessie Derricott, Charlotte Mitchell, Laurel Elder, Debbie Dumas, Rusty Johnson, Lynn Ware, Kip Rishton, Karl Gifford, Curtis Smith, Kerry Thompson, C?ary Durrant, John Bishop, Cathrine Houmand, Sylvia Manson.. Lan1 Fenton, Ter\y Sprouse, Karma Hansen, Kathy Aerts, Andy H1llock, Jeanne Kendnck, Joy Hansen, Jerylnn Pixton. Row Four: Renae Anderson, Julia Ferguson, Kim Barlow, Gloria Jensen Terri Gatherum, Kim Hiatt, Renee Young, Karlin Hardy, Cindy M~Ciure Virginia Leany, Debbie Lane, Jean Sadler, Lynette Gotberg, Debbi~ Cates, Randy Fellows, Wilford Begay, Ron Jackson, Daniel Washburn Kenneth Black, Drew Chamberlain, Scott Featherstone, Craig Anderson' Kendall Peterson, Michelle Brinton, '!'a~my Stephenson, Sally Murdock: Bev Davenport, Bonny Ballard, G1nn1e Barlow, Susan Stringfellow Sherri Atkinson. Mariann Ebell, Valorie Teuscher. '

cap pella A Cappella Officers: Carma Frantz, Terry Sprouse, Debbie Cutler, Lynn Ware, Jessie Derricott, Kirt Wright, Kenny Day.

David, Wayne, and Cindy voice their opinions with their musical talent. The graduating class of "hummms and ahhhs" found a new light to music this year. Voices echoing in the tabernacle, breaking up the boys on the front row, and yearning to sell more light bulbs than anyone else. A Cappella opened so many doors for us, but mainly an appreciation of a universal language ... music.

A Cappella sings out at assembly for Mt. Jordan Jr. High.

Cindy Jensen, Tonya Runolfson, Mike Halladay, Jan Larsen, Alan Fowles, Jill Thomas, Laura Nelson, Steve DeLeew, Cindy Dowding, Drew Chamberlain, Kerry Thompson, Jeannie Coffin, Karlin Hardy, Curtis Smith, Ken Black, Brent Hardcastle, Bennett Greene, Michelle Brinton, Shirley Lakerveld , James Hardy, Joyce Olsen, Dane Allred , Karrie Mitchell, Sharla Mickelsen, Susan Hyde, Claudia Orr, Jan Coffin, Peggy Brown, Cheri Millerberg , Janette Johnson, Geri Anderson, Julie Turner, Kathy Hardman , Marjean Smith, Karen Walters, Coleen Prince, Jaylyn Steadman, Sharon Tolman, Cindy McClure, Gayle Taylor, Jeri Bishop, Laurie Hardcastle, Susan Cowley, Cathy Smith, Peggy Rich , Carrie Kirton, Cathy Meadows , Rhonda Lawson, Pam Sumrnerhays, Sheri Atkinson, Rhonda Norton, Charlotte Howlett, Tracy Leavitt, Denette Moore, Tammy Maxwell , Pam Robinson , Sharon Stanger, Pam Johnson ,

Kristin Hardy, Francine Stapley, Shaun Greenwood, Anne Pendleton, Susan Stevens, Bonnie Pearce, Margaret McGuire, Renae Anderson, Elaine Woodbury, Debra Cutler, Lori Woodward, Lori Anderson, Elaine Lambson , Cynthia Hillock, Kathy Aerts, Darla Simon, Brenda Denison, Dave Cracroft, Jan Higgins, Kory Garfield, Megan Timoney, Kirk Riding, Tammy McClure, Kenny Day, Oakley Cannon, David Jacobson , Susan Ballard, Jennifer Cannon, Gloria Jensen, Lynda Lyman, DeAnna Hill, Tammy Beckstead , Dinah Holmstead, Doree DePew, Debbie Sutherland , Jaydene Moody, Robert Glad, Kurt Peterson , Tammy Pierson, Kip Rishton, Allyson Day, Robyn Timoney, Rusty Withers, Nadine Smith, Tari Andersen, Holly Glover, Rebecca Shelton, Kris Cannon, Nancy Ballard , Mariann Richards, Carla Ricord, Carma Hansen, Irene Henline, Dana Jensen, Nola Peterson.

Masque and Gavel Officers: Jan Higgins, Peggy Brown, Kerry Thompson, Cindy Jensen, Karlin Hardy, Kip Rishton.

Sometimes I wonder if it's all worth it?

Masque and Gavel - the club that has fun just for the sake of having a good time, or having a good time just for the sake of having fun. Varied activities combined to form a club of laughter, happiness, and a bunch of goof-offs. Seeing the movies, "The Haunting," "Jonathan Livingston Seagull," the play "Miracle on 34th Street" and preparing a Sub for Santa, brought out their true drama loyalty. Miss Timoney

Adviser

Ski ClUb Row One: Miss Thornock, Steve McPherron, Don Hyatt, Tracy Leavitt, Cindy Forbes, Carol iolley, Lani Fenton, Debbie Williams, Carol Suter, Miss Tippetts. Row Two: Dave Duncan , R?ndy Draper, unknown, unknown. Row Three: gr ndy Jordan, Glenn Pyle, Gayle Taylor, Joyce Cl1sen, Tonya Runolfson, Brent Jackman, David Hough, Cindy Dowding, Suzanne Ferre, Julia anna, Rod Sedjwick, Terry Sprouse, Tammy

Maxwell, Ralph Crystal, Karla Norton, Jan Larsen, Mike Halladay, Debbie Hadley, Kenny Brady, Terry Davis, Lee Macklin. Row Four: Kirk Peterson, Kelli Olsen, Glen Vawdrey, Greg Ballard, Jay Stewart, Paul Krueger, Steve Overson, Chris Chapman, Gaven Dillard, Scott Robinson, Stan Stringfellow. Row Five: Cal Wadsworth, Ron Glover, Rick Brown, Kevin Patterson, Lynn Farnsworth, Marty Cozzens, Lynn Mathie.

"Hey Marty, should we show her how to do it?"

Flying down the snow covered slopes, refreshing their minds and their bodies with more than just a textbook - the ski club was able ~o find other ways of compensating for their boredom. Three-legged ski races on the football field, meetings during independents, spaghetti dinners at Miss Tippett's house, and soaring down the mountain in the moonlight - Ski Club '74.

Ski Club officers: Kevin Patterson, Ricky Brown, Kelli Olsen.

o mila These are the kids that will probably be around longer than any of us. Each making a committment to run a thousand miles, they kept up their pace to place high in the health and achievement rank.

Kennard Black, Kerry ThC?mpson! Dou.g Draper, Ralph Crystal, Jared Christensen, Todd Zagorec, Duane Davrs, Curtrs Smrth, Randy Bradfield, Sid Jones, Kent Holsten.

Who would have ever thought that a bit of Hollywood was within our own school .. . the mad student directors and producers, the frustrated actors and actresses which had to be in two major productions, and receive a grand total of 20 points are all combined into an honorary drama club that has definitely impressed us as beetdiggers. These determined students have shown us the talent we could have had if only we would have been brave enough to try. Omega Psi officers: Joyce Olsen, Susan Hyde, Randy Fellows, Michelle Brinton.

Valerie Teuscher and Cindy McClure chuckle at initiation activity.

Kirk Peterson shows his acting talent by balancing atop the fence.

" Now brothers and sisters."

Miss Timoney Adviser

Row One : Miss Timoney, Laura Nelson, Kip Rishton, Susan Hyde , Robert Glad , Sherri Atkinson, Debbie Cutler, Mariann Richards (non-member), Cindy Dowding, Ju lie Tu rn er, Paul Krueger, Karlin Hardy, Peggy Allen , Michelle Brinton, Shirley Lakerveld. Row Two : Julie Sheppard, Judy Hatch, Jeralyn Pixton , Drew Chamberlain, Valorie Teuscher, Lori Anderson, Jan Higgins, Claudia Orr, Bennett Greene. Row Three: James Hardy, Joyce Olsen, Jon Sargent, Randy Fellows, Kirk Peterson , Rusty Withers, Cynthia McC lure, Marty Gerber.

Row One: Cathy Smith, Susan Watterson, Julie McCormick, Karen Fulmer. Row Two: Marianne Spratt, Linda Zupan, Cathy Darling, Karrie Mitchell, Coleen Ricord. Row Three: Carolee Nelson, Susan Campbell, Denece Anderson, Ann Jex, Kevin Day, Rusty Johnson, Steven Squires. Row Four: Cathy Hardcastle, Sidney McCulloch, Clair Capps, Laura Fergus, Julianne Winkler, Duane Bailey, Alan Fowles. Row Five: Pat Teuscher, Jamie Bay, Kennard Black.

It came to $1.95 and $3.05 is your change. Distributive Educational Clubs of America- D.E.C.A. -the training of our future business executives, providing opportunities upon opportunities for students interested in merchandising, marketing and management. Thinking about being a salesman?

DECA Officers: Bill Clough, Julianne Winkler, Carolee Nelson, Mike Mounteer.

Mrs. Wilson Adviser How should I know what d.e.c.a. stands for?

No, deca doesn't stand for don't ever catch amonia.

Was it that bad.?

With the goal of having the best interp. team in the state, the Jordan Interpretive team practiced and studied for hours trying to perfect their individual talents. Monoacting, dramatic and humorous readings, retold stories, pantomime and the one act play were among the competitive categories. The interp. club was full of a lot of hard work, but the unforgettable personal jokes and a lot of fun, will always be remembered.

Row One: Jim Dahl, Dane Allred, Kory Garfield, Drew Chamberlain, Rusty Withers, Randy Fellows, Kip Rishton, Bary Burton, Marty Gerber, Jon Sargent. Row Two: Joyce Olsen, Kirk Peterson, Megan Timoney, Tammy McClure, James Hardy, Scott Anderson, Bennett Greene, Karlin Hardy, Michelle Brinton. Row Three: Julie Turner, Tammy Pierson, Jan Coffin, Carolyn Lavery, Judy Tetrick, Ronda Cope, Jeannie

Interpretive Officers: Michelle Brinton, Laura Nelson, Kip Rishton, Claudia Orr, Francine Stapley, Robyn Timoney, Randy Fellows, Joyce Olsen.

Sing your heart out Kory!

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Coffin, Valerie Teuscher, Cindy McClure, Peggy Allen, Patti Brinton. Row Four: Sherry Atkinson, Joy Hanson, Bonnie Pierce, Laura Nelson, Marcy Wright, Betsy Steadman, Rebecca Shelton, Geri Anderson. Row Five: Miss Timoney, Kristin Hardy, Debbie Cutler, Susan Stevens, Francine Stapley, Roxanne Ordachoski, Ruthann Smith, Claudia Orr, Cindy Dowding, Tari Smith, Doree DePew.

Drew's acting ability shows through again.

Miss Timoney Adviser

"You better not."

Mr. King Adviser

v.i.c.a â&#x20AC;˘ Ross Ainsworth adjusts the VICA Club symbol.

VICA Officers: Kevin Sybrowsky, Blaine Oakeson, Ray Allred, Ross Ainsworth, Scott Hardman.

Row One: Mr. King, Shannon Chamberlain, Debbie Cates, Kevin Sybrowsky, Ross Ainsworth, Robyn Carlisle, Kim Nelson , Peggy Atkinson , Scott Hardman, Blaine Oakeson, Ray Allred, RaNae Walters, Mr. Holt. Row Two: Mr. Fisher, Lori Armstrong, Susan Mahon, Lance Schmidt, Lane Christensen, Jeff Phillips, Neil Mock, Alan Orwin , Kenny Williams, Jessie Ritzman, Connie Anderson, Jeanne Kendrick. Row Three: Sally Murdock, Lori Woodward , Tonya Runolfson, Pam Robinson, Cindy Slade, Mike Thompson , Reed Scott, Richard Kemp, C~aig Mace, Jeanene Miller. Row Four: Ted Nezos, Bryan Wall, Jeanette Johnson, Cheri M1llerberg , Tracy Leavitt, Les Gailey, ÂˇRalph Chavez, Terry Hill, Jon Tait, Billy Johnson, Ed Romero, Mark Williams. Row Five: Robert Mathie, Paul Urry, Pam Johnson , Janine Homer, Sharla Mickelsen, Eric Sanders, Ken Noffsinger, Ricky Brown, Jeff Eastman, Ben Reeves, Lee Macklin, Marvin Hase. Row Six: Mark Urry, Carl Sargent, Mark Smith, Mike Cracroft, Carl Hendrickson, Scott Brown, Don Hyatt, Brad Kemp , David Richards. Row Seven: Darrell Groves, Alan Buchanan, Kevin Hughes, Greg Penky, Chad Forman, Kevin Patterson, Greg Demke, Nolan Snow, James Maddocks, Jay Stuart, Mike Akagi . Row Eight: Guy Conway, Russ Necaise, Marty Cozzens, Chris Chapman, Randy Hughes, David Orgill , David Anderson, Joseph Hilton, Duffy Pingree, unknown. Row Nine: Kevin Tate, Mike Cary, Ned Burningham, L~wry Hathaway, Brent Best, Randy Hughes, Lloyd Westinskow, Suzanne Ferre, Jan Fannin, Cmdy Robinson.

Promoting high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, safety and scholarship, members worked to improve themselves personally and civically. Participating in a bicycle excursion to U.T.C., a VICA breakfast, parliamentary training, public speaking and their own exclusive rabbit hunt.

Craig Mace finds the easy way to get a ride.

l.h.a.

The FBA and FHA's own underground organized crime unit.

Miss Patten Adviser

Joyce Olsen, Kris Graham, Gayle Taylor, Mitchell, Beverly Petersen, Doreen Stauffer, Waters, Debbie Caldwell, Janine Homer, Lori Helene Hallock, Carol Jolley, Debora Hurst,

Karrie Marie Ricks, Susan

Waterson, RaNae Walters, Lori Woodward, Lani Fenton, Terry Sprouse, Wilma Weller, Cyndee Slade, Tracy Leavitt, Rhonda Norton, Colleen Hranac, Elaine Woodbury, Linda Zupan, Lori Anderson, Cindy Jordan, Tonya Runolfson, Diana Baer.

.a. FBA Officers: Lee Macklin, Brett Andrizzi, Peter Massa, Scott Gallagher. Missing: Gary Pelch.

Lee Macklin, Scott Hardman, Brett Andrizzi, Peter Massa, Scott Gallagher, Brent Cook, Mike Halladay. Missing: Gary Pelch.

FHA Officers: RaNae Walters, Stephanie Welch, Miss Patten, Suzanne Ferre, Debora Hurst, Tonya Runolfson.

FHA - Future Homemakers of America and FBA Future Bachelors of America. When we combine the two, only Miss Patten and the officers can express to us what that means. Days full of memories that none of the club will forget. An early-morning breakfast, an officer initiation, one Thanksgiving turkey for 55 people, and a little children's Christmas party that proved to us that kids are afraid of Santa. Days of chaos and laughter that none of us will forget, but we will share in our "Future Homes of America."

math ClUb \

Kevin Cox, Mike Agaki, Keith Eddington, Clark Schmidt, Duane Davis, David Bradbury, Francis Longstaff, Bill Clayton, Curtis Smith.

Francis Longstaff President

David really gets his mind into it.

Mr. Gooch Adviser

That must be some equation!

From its humble beginning as the think club, a new breed of math club and mathematical wizardry evolved and embarked on the search for a new, provocative title - namely, "Empty Set" and "Common Denominators." Impromptu meetings, no membership dues and occastional guest speakers characterized the club.

modal u.n.

Model U. N. - a group of concerned students. Concerned with the affairs of foreign countries and the United Nations. Aware of the growing activity in governmental affairs these students sought to air the differences by by roleplaying the customs of Ruwanda and Jordan. Preparing day by day for the general assembly at the U, of U. Model U.N.- expanding the entire scope of student awareness. Jared Christensen , Mrs. Tyler, Scott Olsen , Patr icia Morgan , Tari Anderson , Nola Peterson, Cindy Jensen , Julie Carlquist, Nancy Ballard, Kris Cannon , Pat Nelson , Sharon Farnsworth , Michelle Nance, Kirk Peterson , Karlin Hardy, Billy Clough, Kendall Peterson , Lynn Ware , Megan Timoney, Tammy McClure.

"As the World Turns."

Mrs. Tyler Adviser

Speak, Jared, Speak!

dance club Twenty-two barefooted twinkle-toed, young beauties displaying their talent in sharp contrasting and personalized movements. All of them bedecked in their second-skinned "lards" and expressing their moods in their own unique style. Preparing for the Christmas assembly, tantalizing the men, showing their talent at the dance concert. Dance Club unknowingly creating memories.

Row One: Shirlee West, Terry Sprouse, Cindy Jordan, Elaine Woodbury, Elaine Lambson, Lori Woodward, Gayle Taylor. Row Two: Lori Schmidt, Debbie Caldwell, Carol Jolley, Juliann Wolfgramm, Marie Waters, Cheri Atkinson, Karen Everill, Kathy Everill, Shelley Reed, Susan Webb, Susan Russell, Diane Jones, Barbara Tremelling, Lisa Dunn.

Together dance club shows grace and poise in the technique within themselves.

Row One: Barbara Tremelling , Susan Russell , Karen Everill, Kathy Everill, Lori Schmidt, Gayle Taylor, Sheri Atkinson. Row Two: Lori Woodward, Diane Jones, Li sa Dunn, Shelley Reed, Elaine Lambson . Row Three: Terry Sprouse, Juliann Wolfgramm, Shirlee West, Carol Jolley. Row Four: Susan Webb, Elaine Woodbury, Cindy Jordan , Mari e Waters, Debbie Caldwell.

Dance Club Officers: Susan Campbell, Carol Jolley, Lisa Dunn, Janet Olsen. Missing: Gayle Taylor.

Jordanette Officers: Richelle Thomas, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse, Lori Whetman.

Row One: Richelle Thomas, Laura Nelson , Yvonne Gotberg , Tamara Lykins, Karen Kay Gatehouse, Sheri Atkinson , Lori Ricks, Sandy Orth, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse, Janet Nielson, Carol Nielson, Cathy Darling , Vicky Martin, Lori Armstrong , Debbie C?te~, Linda Zupan, Evelyn Birchell, Sandy Lambson , Beverly Davenport, Jill White, Gmn1e Barlow, Valerie Setterberg, Lori Whetman, Janine Homer, Doreen Stauffer, Kelli Hiatt, Pam Summerhayes.

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Laura Nelson ushers at Jordan game.

Bobbie Lee Gatehouse and Mr. Ward assist Mr. King in finding his seat.

Jordan's official hostesses who started the year off with a good looking uniform. They combined their varied talents to form a unique organization prepared to offer their services whenever needed. Sharing warmth and laughter, caring about others, ushering at basketball games, "Guys and Dolls," and graduation. Jordan's Jordanettes, the girls that serve just for the fun of it.

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Row One: Claudia Orr, Jan Larsen, Lori Woodward, Janine Homer, Pam Johnson. Row Two: Beverly Davenport, Cindy Richardson, Dian e Nelson, Julie Carlquist, Kathryn Houmand. Row Three: Clark Schmidt, Duane Davis, Robert Pixton, Francis Longstaff, Curtis Dahl. Row Four: Nelson Clayton, Ron Jackson , Kendall Peterson , Todd Zagorec , Craig

Mr. Smith Adviser

Houmand. Missing: Sharon Atkinson, John Bishop, Susan Brinton, Randall Child , Kelly Crebs, Allyson Day, Douglas Eyre , Vicki Fairbourn, Chad Forman, Stewart Gardner, Joanne Glassey, Lynette Gotberg , John Haueter, Dana Jensen, Ray Jewkes, Jeffrey McArthur, Marta Millsap, Charlotte Mitchell , Jaydene Moody, Jeffrey Mumford, Jeralyn Pixton .

Reading, writing, and arithmetic have found their places in the hearts of these students. On the first day of school you can pick them out - not always the teacher's pet and not always the one speaking the loudest, or the most. Initiative and individual expression are the marks of the honor society. Craig Houmand President When these Jordanites learned to play tennis they found out what "love" was all about. Working under the sun they "served" their very best- even when it caused a "racket." These are our aces ... the tennis club. They "netted" a lot of good times.

David Bradbury President

Mr. Ash Adviser

Row One: Mr. Ash, Linda Tripp , Nancy Ballard , Dana Jense n, Susa n Ball ard , Franc is Long staff. Row two: Bill Clayton , Ron Jac kson , David Bradbury.

u.a.a. These are the determined and athletic girls of Jordan, besides, who said that "it's a man's world?" Anyone who watched these displays of grace, agility, exertion, and coordination have a personal conviction that women are alive and living on the court as well as in the kitchen. Row One: Debra Clough, Jena Crapo Jeri Bishop, Loe Pierce, Susan Webb, Tammy Smith, Cindy Paget, Coleen Ricord, Wendy Wallin, Tamara Walkenhorst, Jolene Christensen, Dara Anderson, Linda Zupan, Debbie Cates, Doris Sharp. Row Two: Margaret Padfield, Karen Pangos, Gina Melonas, Cathy Noorda, Bonnie

There's no need to fear, I will stop her here.

Ballard, Bev Davenport, Karen Ferguson , Cheryl Nadeau, Mariann Spratt, Geri Gordon, Susan Sterling, Margie Begay, Joan Mortensen, Ruth Price. Row Three: Sandy Orth, Carla Ricord, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse, Debra Bleazard, Karlin Hardy, Evelyn Birchell, Karen Gatehouse, Julianne Wolfgramm, Patti Mortensen, Tami Okubo.

G.A.A. Officers: Bonnie Ballard, Ruth Price, Miss Padfield Joan Mortensen, Cindy Paget, Coleen RicAdviser ord, Karen Ferguson, Miss Padfield, Debbie Cates. Forensics taught one the art of saying little in many words. This was the competitive club that represented the "beet" in an optimistic way. They competed in many categories such as oration, debate, legislative forum, impromptu speaking, and extemporaneous. The countless hours of cutting, pasting, and filing paid off for our Jordan Forensics squad as they maintained the respectable tradition of the past.

nsics

Row One: Gary Rane, Karlin Hardy, Jeanne ~adler, Julie Carlquist, Kevin Cutler, Kendall eterson , Todd Zagorec, Duane Davis , Kerry

Thompson. Row Two: Kirk Peterson, Kennard Black, Lon Thomas , Steve Parker, Ken Grimes, Leslie Gailey, Francis Longstaff, Jared Christensen.

Forensics Officers: Kendall Peterson, Todd Zagorec, Jared Christensen.

Fritos, Cheetos, a twinkie and four candy bars, what a hog.

Duane Bailey, Lon Thomas, Brent Jackman, Julianne Winkler, Carolee Nelson, Bill Clough.

Students in bookstore get away from school lunch.

Bill Clough Manager Jordan's good ol' bookstore not only served as an escape when school lunch wasn't your favorite, but it was also generalized as a mini Grand Central. Bic pens, notebooks and our own Jordan Beetdigger sweatshirt could be found there during lunches and before and after school. Under the direction of Lila Wilson.

No, we don't have anymore twinkies.

sub-dabs and sou ires

With a style and distinction all their own the Sub-Debs and Squires added an exciting and unique flavor to Jordan's music department this year. You might say they were the more sophisticated students In the musical field. They not only attended symphonies and concerts, but were featured at the U. of U. as the guests of the day.

Mr. Zabriskie Adviser

Row One: Bryan Paget, Francis Longstaff, Susan Ballard, John Bishop. Row Two: Drew Chamberlain, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse, Julie Carlquist, Kevin Cox, Kendall Peterson. Row Three: Kip Rishton, Duane Bingham, Sherry Atkinson, Cindy Paget. Row Four: Janet Bergener, Dana Jensen, Ginnie Barlow, Claudia Orr, Jalynn Steadman, Carma Hansen, Shirley Lakerveld, Tari Smith, Julie Sheppard, Judy Hatch, Geralyn Pixton.

Drew Chamberlain President

Julie Carlquist President

kBV ClUb Key Club - epitomizing service to the school and community, striving to enrich man's existence. The traditional raising of the flag every morning and takIng it down every afternoon gave this club a good reason to either be a few minutes late to class or to get out a few minutes early. Also, being the patriotic students and striving for a flag In each classroom - Key Club.

Row Two: Scott Jewkes, Janice Ballard, Colleen Smith, Jazan Vawdrey, Mr. Pond . Row Two: Keith Cornia, Pride Alldredge, Ray Allred, Blaine Beck, Dave Henderson.

Mr. Pond Adviser

Key Club Officers: Keith Corn ia, Joel Bishop, Dave Henderson, Ray Allred.

Mr. Gibson Adviser

oren astra Sometimes I wonder how I got to be so perfect. Orchestra - a symbol of what we could have been if only we hadn't ignored our mother's frequent re· mlnders to practice a full hour. Thanks to a group of aspiring young musicians and Mr. Gibson's "tolerant disposition" the orchestra was successful in providing music for "Guys and Dolls" and other activities.

Row One: Heidi Stoedter, Sheri Atkinson, Ellen Fratto, Debbi Gentry, Ginger Wright, Diane

Woodruf, Kariena Izatt. Row Two: LaRee Leany, Gayle DeSpain, Pat Morgan, Willie Wright, Mr. Gibson, Dinah Holmstead.

band Rest, one, two, three, four! This group of Jordan's musical talent spent the year concen· trating on sustaining the right notes and getting their pages turned on time. The long hours of rehearsal paid off In the excitement of successful pep as· semblles, sports activities, and cafeteria serenades.

Row One: Cal Wadsworth, Mike Merrill, Bonnie Brennan, Ellen Fratto, Mark Ziegler, Elizabeth Lamb. Row Two: Tim Olson, Mayda Auker, Heidi Stoedter, Patrea Smith, Grem Armstrong, Richard Herd, David Panek, Dave Kimball, Jody Bentley.

Row Three: Ke rn Pollard, Dale Titus, Janina Maxfield, Dave Cracroft, Darrell Toster, Scott Brown, Keith Sturdevant, Del Swensen. Row Four: Keith Eddington, Jeff Jen sen, Tom May, Jeff Langston, Jeff Phillips, Richard Parker.

Rooty-toot-toot!

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0h, I wish the bell would ring." A small room complete with a stereo, leaky faucet, and Miss Tippetts' unique personality make up the home of 15 artistic geniuses. Along with paint flying fights, singing along with the Jackson 5 to beat the 7th period blahs and laughing so hard that our stom· achs ached came the talent of preparing dance posters, scenery for "Guys and Dolls" and ..Auntie Mame" and our own original masterpieces.

Leah Tippetts Adviser

Row One: Kristine Howard, Gary Bell, Edna Myers, Michelle Snyder, Cathy Darling , Tammy Rowell, Cindy Dowding, Kristie Graham. Row Two: Steve McPherron, Pat Bean , Carl Hendrickson, Joyce Olsen, Leah Tippetts.

Robyn Timoney Adviser

Yes, Robyn! With headaches caused from short circuited lighting systems, curtains that wouldn't close, and records that always skipped, the stage crew tried to create the kind of activities we would come to ••• They helped with the "unique concepts In entertainment" that kept us amused.

"Freeze" R~w One: Randy Fellows, Bryan Paget. Row Two: Mike Sheppard, Ktp Rlshton, Robert Glad, Paul Krueger, Lynn Wright.

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Ross Ainsworth Left End Outside Linebacker

BreH Andrlzzl Guard Defensive End

Rand Andrus Tackle

Randy Bradfield Defensive End Guard

Kenny Brady Tackle

Reed Brklaclch Tackle

Cory Cartwright Defensive Tackle

Gerry Clarke Flanker Middle Linebacker

Bill Cowley Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle

Kelly Crebs Quarterback Defensive Halfback

Ralph Crystal Flanker

Jim Dahl Center

Mike Day Halfback Defensive Halfback

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Ryan Ennis Guard

ScoH Gallagher Safety Place Kicker

Sherm Gallagher Quarterback

George Gonzales Tackle

Gary Green Left End

Gerry Gustafson Tail Back Allstate

Joe Ham Quarterback Safety

Brent Jackman Tackle

Randy Jensen End

David Jentzch Center

Rusty Johnson Tackle

Sid Jones Guard

Brad Kemp Middle Linebacker

Lee Macklin Flanker

Merlin Miller Center

Kevin Mills Center

Rick Parker End

Steve Parker Defensive End

Wade Pierce Gary Pelch Middle Linebacker Outside Linebacker

Kim Powell End

Glenn Pyle Quarterback Safety

Scott Robinson Halfback

Eddie Romero Nose Guard Offensive Guard

Kelly Savage Fullback Defensive Halfback

Kevin Scroggin Tight End

Nolan Snow Tight End

Stan Stringfellow Quarterback

Bob Taylor Left End

Pat Teuscher Defensive Tackle Offensive Tackle

Jay Turner Halfback

Lynn Ware Fullback

Kevin Webster Guard

Don Yates Tackle

Dave Zeller Defensive End

Ralph Chavis Manager

Peter Massa Defensive Tackle Offensive Tackle

It began on a hot summ~~B~r running along, muscles flexed, I tried to convince myself I was an animal. The first game - warming the bench through frustrating moments I wanted to get at 'em. Football- a world of final effort, a game of physical combat, of guts and determination.

Drew Chamberlain Manager

Ray Jewkes Manager

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I'd say it'sÂˇabout time for a field goal.

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13 0 7 18 14 0 0 16 23

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hillcrest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brighton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Layton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cypress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tooele

6 22 0 56 21 20 20 0 6

Oh where oh where can my blockers be, oh where oh where can they be!

soonomore team

Row One: Craig Wagstaff, Kirk Riding, Terry Davis, David Clough, Bob Stone, Keith Eddington, Ken Young, Rod Sedgwick, Mark Burningham, John Lundstrom, Del Swenson, Tom May, Robert Yaka, Ben Christensen. Row Two: Steven Milne, James Yeater, George Russom, Pa~l Fairbourn, Barry S~renson, Blake Ostler, RayPaul Greenwood, Blame Cozzens, John F1sh, Jeff Meldrum, Gregory Lunkwitz, Kevin

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Gallagher, Lance Schocker, Bob Hoffman. Row Three: Dane Allred Robert McPherron, Steve Bawden, Jeff Leavitt, Jeff Newland, Duff Pingree, Joe Hilton, Scott Olsen, Frank Jex, Steve Jepson, Randy Hughes, Judson Boynton, Roger Chase, Darwin Bradfield, Larry Walters, Dan Auker, Chuck Christensen, David Jewkes, Darrell Troester, James Whitmore, Coach Jewkes. Missing: Gary Thomas and Brian Robertson.

This summer found football players tackling dummies, lifting weights, laps around the track, giving up wine and women, and hitting the sack at 10:00. Anticipation was shared by coach, team, and spectator. Even the bench warmers had a positive attitude. The team lived in their own world of first downs, red flags, fumbles, and intercepted passes. All trying to become what coaches Berry, Murray, and May wanted - a team of mini Joe Namaths. Forty-nine Mighty Beetdiggers who felt proud when intoxicated with victory, yet learned to accept defeat.

Bingham about to be tackled by a multitude of Jordan players.

Gallagher to Gallagher, another pass completed.

Some people wouldn't recognize defeat If It walked up and grabbed them by the neck.

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Susan Russell Wearing the name "head cheerleader," Susan had the job of keeping things up when everything was down. She could look past the bleachers into our faces and really bring out our school loyalty. Whether Russell was singing the school song, or making five back handsprings in a row look easy, she gave the Beetdiggers an extra shot in the arm.

Shirlee West Shirlee's familiar smile always seemed to make us welcome. She faced the games with a double enthusiasm for a second year. Sometimes it's pretty awkward to stand up and cheer, but when West looked up at us everything became so natural. Shirlee gave Jordan all her energy, and more.

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Peggy Atkinson Adding a childish spark to Jordan, Peggy fulfilled the little girl excitement of having a good time. She automatically left a strong impression on all those she came In contact with. To watch Atkinson is to love her, to laugh with her, and to care with her.

Cindy Richardson If ever there was a born Beetdigger, it would have to be Cindy. She's as crazy, happy, and enthusiastic as they come. As the only junior in the bunch, she somehow kept everyone else In line. Always cracking that needed joke, Richardson brought the cheerleader role down-to-earth.

Debbie Caldwell Cheering along with Deb, "We are the Beetdiggers, we are the BEST," became more than just a cheer. An optimist by nature, Caldwell made positive thinking believable. Whether it was hanging posters, cheering at a game, or freaking Bingham, Deb stood out.

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Diane Jones "Onward ever onward, 'til the victory, Jordan triumphant, fighting for the red and gray shall always stay. Fighting ever fighting 'til the goal's in sight .â&#x20AC;˘. " Diane involves herself in songleading as she involves herself in everything she does - a hard working perfectionist.

Elaine Lambson "The team took the floor with just one thought in mind, Viva-la-VIctory FIGHT! The other team tried but was so far behind, Viva-la-VIctory- FIGHT . . . " Unlimited enthusiasm and a sparkling smile sums up Elaine. She has a magic way of bringing out the best in people.

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Barbara Tremelling "Hurrah for Jordan, Hurrah for Jordan, someone in the crowd is yelling hurrah for Jordan. One, two, three, four, who ya gonna yell for? Jordan, Jordan, that's us!" There's a certain sophisticated shyness about Barbara, yet she seemed to radiate a quiet energy.

Elaine Woodbury "Jordan High School, cheer for Jordan High School, Jordan High School, the best school in the state!!!" Taking things lightly, always too happy to worry. Bouncy, reckless, and carefree. Woodbury - she's contagious.

Cindy Jordan "V-1-C-T-0-R-Y, Victory, Victory, is our cry, la-te-dah, those Beetdiggers are the best, la-te-dah, the best of all the rest .â&#x20AC;˘. " Cindy is a spirited girl who has the unique ability of involvIng the studentbody.

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Bonnie Barllard, Rich Parker, Sherrie Johnson, Ronda Cope, Dane Allred, Shelley Reed.

Tracy Leavitt, Dane Allred, Marsha Rane. Jennifer Cannon, Cindy Forbes, Rich Parker.

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Row One: Jared Christensen, Kennard Black, Doug Draper, John Pyle, Kerry Thompson, Curtis Smith, Duane Davis. Row Two: Joel Bishop, Daryl Bingham, Todd Zagorec, Mark Ziegler, Kevin Sybrowsky, Mike

Swensen, Lon Thomas, John Bishop. Row Three: Wilford Begay, Walter Wilson, Scott Jewkes, Jim Romero, Marvin Hase, Scott Bonham, Jon Tait. Row Four: Mike Akagi, Randy Oakeson, Wade Frischnecht, Brad Fenton, Scott Crane, Dave Henderson.

ross ountrv ALLRIGHT!!!! It was a time, a season, a feeling. Jordan Cross Country 1973-74. During the frostbitten months each morning and afternoon, if you were driving down the road or pedalling along on your 10-speed, you could see a determined and breathless Beetdigger jogging on the side. It wasn't until we saw a big "J" break the finish line ribbon that we realized what perseverance really meant.

Prepping for the "Great Race."

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Nolan Snow Nolan can scratch the bottom of his arch while standing up straight. Defense, rebounding and his accurate hook shot kept Jordan flying.

John Bishop Bishop's machine-like scoring set him up as top scorer. His unusual determination and accuracy weren't easily ignored.

Craig Houmand Craig was always in motion, whether on the bench or out hustling Bingham. He had the guts to go along with the program.

Ross Ainsworth Between back passes and head lay-ups, Ross seemed to be everywhere on the floor. He played with a tenacity that amazed everyone but himself.

Kevin Smith Smith gave the team a good deal of depth as he came in to add a little "umph" in the middle of the defense.

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Have you ever wandered into the gym after a game when the thronging crowds have gone, leaving only a few contemplative stragglers? There is a certain hollowness in the air, the walls still resounding where only minutes before hundreds of voices were unified in a desire for victory. Where tension permeated the gym, devoted players sweated away the time clock, trying hard to outshoot the opponent and to do their best for Jordan. Buying precious time and points, and paying for them with floor burns and sore ankles. A prized victory over rival Bingham and only five Points away from qualifying for State. Jordan Basketball . . . a reason for hope.

Mike Cary ''Killer" was up in the air, ripping across the floor, ~nd showing Jordan that havIng guts and determination really paid off.

Jon Sargent It seemed, going all out at practice, was well worth it for Jon, especially when he always seemed to give the team an extra boost.

Mike Day "Break-away" showed a lot of promise by his quickness and hustle while on the court, and his attitude toward the team while off it.

Phil Bradford Whether "burn" was wearing his practice shirt backwards or acting a little abnormal he made shots once he got on the floor.

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Corey Houmand Never having to worry about a razz from his big brother, and as the only soph. on the team, "Rookie" added with his maximum effort.

54 62 42 53 65 47 59 58 72 59 61

. . . . . . . . . . . Davis . . . . . . . . . . Judge .......... Tooele . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . Cyprus . . . . . . . . . . . Davis . . . . . . . . . . Judge . . . . . . . . . Tooele . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . Cyprus . . . . . . . . . Carbon

Paul Brown "Solo" was about as energetic and determined as they come, even though he spent a good deal of time spread out on the floor.

48 71 64 56 64 60 70 60 68 48 66

Garn Kemp Between personal jokes and clowning around at practice "Oak" found it doesn't always come easy ... but when it does, the whole team gains.

Archie Blackham Arch didn't waste a lot of time messing around ... well maybe sometimes, but he got what needed to get done, and did a good job of it at that.

Managers Row One: Jim Kennelly, Kevin Allen, Kevin Walters. Row Two: Ray Jewkes, Jim Dahl, Drew Chamberlain, Dane Allred.

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Row One: Jim Dahl, Bob Hoffman, Corey Hou~an.d, Gary Thomas, Jeff Pierce, Kenneth Young, evm Waiters. Row Two: Ray Jewkes, Don Peter-

sen, Phil Bradford, Kevin Nelson, Drew Chamberlain. Row Three: Mike Crowther, Mike Day, Mark Blackham, Paul Brown, Garn Kemp, Coach Hale.

Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan

64 75 49 69 79 66 79 72 80 68

. . . . . . . . . . . Davis . . . . . . . . . . Judge . . . . . . . . . Tooele . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . Cyprus . . . . . . . . . . . Davis .......... Judge . . . . . . . . . Tooele . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . Cyprus

50 52 47 67 69 48 63 59 66 60

sophomore scores

Row One: David Clough , Bob Hoffman, Gary Thomas, Duffy Pingree, Kenneth Young. Row Two:

Corey Houmand, Ben Christensen , Del Swensen, Rod Sedwick. Row Three: Carl Sargent, Jeff Pierce, Coach Murry.

Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan

47 63 53 48 64 67 57 77 59 82

........... Davis . . . . . . . . . . Judge .......... Tooele . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . Cyprus . . . . . . . . . . . Davis . . . . . . . . . . Judge .... ...... Tooele . . . . . . . . Bingham . . . . . . . . . Cyprus

59 42 39 58 51 62 53 63 54 53

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wrestling John Sieverts 981bs.

Jim Romero 105 lbs.

Jon Tait 1121bs.

Eddie Romero 119 lbs.

Wilford Begay 126 lbs.

Ralph Crystal 132 lbs.

Marvin Hase 138 lbs.

Jordan High Varsity Wrestling Team of 1974.

Scott Crane 138 lbs.

Twist his head off!

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Scott Bonham 145 lbs.

Randy Bradfield 1551bs.

Gary Pelch 1671bs.

Pat Teuscher 185 lbs.

You've gotta hold on me baby!

Peter Massa Heavyweight

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Row One: Jon Tait, Eddie Romero, Walter Wilson , Wilford Begay, Gary Pelch, Scott Crane, Randy Bradfield, Kevin Webster, Darrell Bingham, John Sieverts. Row Two: Scott Jewkes, Marvin Hase, Pat Teuscher , Peter Massa, Kevin Sybrowsky, Kelly Savage, David Hendersen , Don Yates , Gerry lvie, Scott Landeen , David Jentzsch, Glen Vawdrey, Les Auker, Joel Bishop, Tom Darling . Row Three: Coach Kent Swedlund ,

Kevin Langford, Kevin Gallagher, Robert Smith, Brad Fenton, Darwin Bradfield , Paul Fairbourne, Wade Freschknecht, Steve Lyngets, Steve Milne , Darrel Troester, Randy Hughes, Rodney Allen, David Jewkes, Chuck Chri stense n, Armon Meadows, Randall Oakason, Coach Dan May. Row Four: Jeff Leavitt, Dan Auker, Jim Romero, Jim Cleland, Jerry Florez, Mark Ziegler, Jeff Newland, Matt Sorenson, Joseph Hilton, Lon Thomas, D'Ray Miller, Mike Akagi , Kirk Riding.

David Hendersen struggling for a pin.

A typical Jordan hold.

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At first we didn't think we could make it. The wrestling room that was supposed to be finished in August wasn't done by January. The mats had to be carried out on the gym floor at 6:30 and rolled up by 8:00. It made you wonder if it was all worth it. But our team shared in an optimistic attitude. They worked and gained an everlasting superiority. They showed Jordan what the word victory really meant when they qualified for State and took Second Place.

Come on, just three more inches.

J. V. Team: Manager, Brian Robertson; Gerry lvie, Kelly Savage, Darrell Bingham, Jeff Leavitt, Kevin Gallager, Mark Bay, Kevin Langford.

One, two, three, ROLL.

Coaches Swedlund and May.

I'm ready if you are.

The smell of success is never too sweet. We want ... 6 points.

Look, a push me, pull you.

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Jordan wrestling team accepting the state trophy.

Scott Bonham waiting to receive his 1st place trophy. Spilling into the sports arena we kept our fingers crossed and hoped for the best for Jordan. We shared with the team the realization that every match was crucial; that we were only moments away from victory or defeat. Suspended in . excitement the State Tournament was a picture of unsettled nerves. But, it all paid off when Jordan took second in the State and we brought home two first place State Champs; Eddie Romero and Scott Bonham.

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Eddie Romero happily receives his 1st place trophy.

Coach Swedlund and captains present the State trophy to the studentbody at Jordan.

State and Region Wrestling Trophies.

Row One: Mrs. Gailey, Janine Homer, Jan Larsen, Karen Gatehouse, Debbie Williams, Tina Mead, Carol Butler, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse. Row

Two: Larry Craig Steve

Kirk Scott, Dave Bawden, Jeff Meldrum, Walters, Grant Ragsdale, Alan Buchanan, Fisher, Scott Ragsdale, Greg Ballard, Overson, Blaine Beck.

Go ahead, I dare you to STREAK against the bottom of the pool.

That last bit of advice before the big race.

Swimmers find relaxation time before getting down to work.

Famous for the longest and toughest work-outs in athletics, swim team members found their place with a pair of noseplugs and their breast stroke. Preseason meets sharpened their stamina, and entitled them. If such a thing exists, they were glad to be in the uniform of the beetdigger. Craig Fisher gives his best to finish first.

Tina tries one of her super dives.

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Row One: Kent Dunn, Jon Sargent, Ray Greenwood, Milan Swllor, Mike Merrill. Row Two: John Haueter, Don Brown, Garn Kemp, Mike Marcovecchio, Clair Skoubye, Coach Murry.

Coming back on a successful season the golf team sharpened the accuracy of their irons and added a few yards off the tee in order to crush their opponents. This helped them develop some finesse, and that's what makes the golfer avoid triple bogeys.

Whoops, missed the ball.

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Mike Marcovecchio takes a practice swing before putting the ball.

Concentration and careful aim get it there.

The symbol of success is lonely.

Kent Dunn takes into consideration windage and elevation.

Clair Skoubye's a real "swinger."

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Row One: Joseph Ham, Lon Thomas, Kerry Thompson, Kennard Black, Doug Curley, Vern Jeppson, Jared Christensen, Craig Houmand, Glenn Pyle, Kent Holsten, Kevin Scroggin. Row Two: Merlin Miller, David Zeller, Kelly Savage, Curtis Smith, Todd Zagorec, Peter Massa, Jeff Tempest, Cory Cartwright, Jay Turner, Lynn Ware, Scott Robinson, Jim Dahl, Brent Hardcastle, Duane Davis, Coach Berry. Row Three: George Russom, Kent Best, Mark Ziegler,

Ken Young waits for the gun for 880 Relay.

Doug Curley gets it all together.

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Craig Wagstaff, Doug Christensen, Scott Brown, James Whitmore, Duffy Pingree, David Clough, Terry Davis, Kevin Gallagher, Paul Fairbourne, Mike Akagi, Brent Best, Richard Kemp, Coach Ray Jensen. Row Four: James Nelson, Stewart Gardner, Lance Schocker, Mike Thorpe, Rod Sedjwick, Ben Christensen, Gary Thomas , Ken Young, Kevin Walters, Chris Chapman , Keith Eddington, Hilton Harris. Missing: Kirk Riding, Brad Kemp, Gerry Gustafson, Scott Gallagher, Ross Ainsworth, John Bishop.

Sophomores practice jumping over low hurdles.

track

Another victory for Craig Houmand in the high hurdles.

Craig Houmand gets a nafural high in the broad jump.

Scott Robinson tells his javeline where to go.

Warm weather creates a new kind of excitement in athletics. Track is a variety of different events: a sprinter trying not to let the thought of time disturb his rhythm while a discus thrower works for perfection in muscle coordination. Each event requires the extra amount of skill and endurance necessary for victory. Oh, no, only ten?

Ryan Ennis winds up for discus throw.

Todd Zagorec passes baton to Jared Christensen in mile relay.

Oh, no, where's the mat?

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uirls sports

Strike her out Susan.

Ruth Price gives it all she has. An independent group of Jordan women. Endurance and coordination, mixed with bruised shins, scraped knees, and twisted ankles are the prices a girl has to pay when she tries to prove that her scores on the scoreboard can be as good as the "male" athletes. Girls' Sports - the sophisticated version of Women's Lib.

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Ugh ... why did I ever say I'd do this?

On your mark, get set ...

Girls' Baseball team warms up for the game.

Up up and away.

Swing your racket around and around ...

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coach as

Doug Berry

Hue Jewkes

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Rodney Oliver

Fred Ash

Sharon Gailey

Dan May

Margaret Padfield

Hal Hale

Mike Murry

Kent Swedlund

gymnastics "Bend and stretch, reach for the sky .â&#x20AC;˘. "

Susan Russell performs floor exercise for studentbody.

Susan Webb practices her bar routine.

Did you feel a wind blow by?

Cindy Paget performs vaulting stunt.

Jan Noorda, vaulting Super Woman.

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Linda Anderson Bonnie Ballard Jeri Bishop

Debbie Clough Ronda Cope Jena Crapo

Stacy Fenton Marjean Hooser Sheri Johnson

Susan Webb demonstrates floor exercise routin' Carol Jolley Elaine Lambson Joan Mortensen Patti Mortensen

Jan Noorda Kathy Noorda Tammy Okubo Cindy Paget

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Carol Jolley warms-up for gymnastics practice.

1974 Gymnastics Team of Jordan. Karen Pangos Nancy Price Cindy Richardson Susan Russell

Gymnastics - the sport that combines dance and acrobatics with grace and accuracy. Many individual routines performed with precision and tension. Working out daily and after school only to be judged and awarded with criticism. After competing in the Region meet, Jordan sent many of its gymnasts to the State meet, and won the State Championship.

Lori Schmidt Cindy Slade

Susan Sterling Gayle Taylor Sharlene Veater Marie Waters

Susan Webb Shirlee West Elaine Woodbury Lori Woodward

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baseball

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Ross Ainsworth Pitcher

Scott Anderson Short Stop

Brett Andrizzi Third Base

John Bishop First Base

Matt Bishop Right Field

Carl Bolton Short Stop

Scott Bonham Pitcher

Randy Bradfield Left Field

Reed Brklacich Third Base

Blane Cozzens Third Base

Ralph Crystal Second Base

Mike Day Center Field

Sherm Gallagher Left Field

Scott Gallagher Center Field

Gerry Gustafson Third Base

Swing, batter, swing.

Team loyalty still exists at Jordan.

Baseball is something anybody can play, but few succeed beyond neighborhood diamonds and games with the local color. Mixing a personal effort to make contact with the ball and a team coordination for the double play - a swinging Jordan team coached by Hal Hale and Lynn Ballard were on their way to make Baseball history.

c.,~ Gerry lvie Second Base

Brad Kemp Catcher

Mike Day gets ready for his turn at bat.

Billy Johnson Pitcher

John Lundstrom Second Base

Russell Johnson Catcher

Steve McPherron Short Stop

Jeff Pierce Right Field

Wade Pierce Catcher

Buck Sharples Pitcher

Bob Stone Right Field

Del Swensen First Base

Wade Webster Pitcher

Baseball Managers: Kevin Allen, Dane Allred, Leslie Gailey.

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Strike three, we're out.

Wind her up Sherm, baby.

The great Jordan baseball team of '73-'74.

Bob Stone slides into second base.

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Grve up, Randy, you're out.

Row One: Steve Overson, Don Yates, Wade Pierce, Doug Draper, Steve McPherron, David Jentzsch, Kevin Sybrowsky, G.lenn Py~e, Curtis Smith, Ralph Chavez. Row Two: Coach Murry, Ketth Corn1a, Craig Houmand, Joel Bishop, Kevin Mills, Pat Teuscher, No!an Snow, Scott Galla~her, Jan Larsen, Bobby Lee Gatehou~e, Janme Homer, Debra Williams, Kerry Thompson, Coach Oliver. Row Three: Coach Berry, Robert Smith, Scott Bonham, Brent Jackman, Scott Robinson, Mike Day, Craig Fisher, Lynn. Ware, Sherm Gallagher, Bill Cowley, Ray Jewkes, Duane Dav1s. Row Four: Jeff Leavitt, Doug Curley, Ralph Crystal, Gerry lvie, Kirk Petersen,

Oeser n the halls and heading for the locker room. Jordan Lettermen '74 - a reason for being proud of the big "J." These are the guys with the enthusiasm, dedication and endurance to bring ou the real meaning of being a Beet Âˇ ger. They have shown us wh a title confidence and a lot of can do. "The Jordan SuperStuds,''- Lettermen '74.

Greg Ballard, Glen Vawdrey, Scott Ragsdale, Billy Johnson Phil Bra~ford, Rusty Johnson. Row Five: Scott Jewkes, John Sie'verts, Davtd Henderson, Garn Kemp, Randy Jensen Lee Macklin Ross Ainswo_rth, Kirk Riding, John Bishop, Jon S~rgent, Kevin 'smith. Row S1x: Lon Thomas, Kelly Crebs, Joe Ham, Ken Siack, Vern Jeppson, Kent Holsten, Kelly Savage, Sid Jones, Dave Zeller, Dave Jewkes, John ~yle. Row Seven: Kenneth Day, Jimmy Romero, Wilford Begay, M1ke Cary, Brad Kemp, Jerry Gustafson Marvin Hase Ed Romero, Gary Pelch, John Tait, Randy Bradfield ' Rand Andrus' Peter Massa, Brett Andrizzi. ' '

Row One: Kelly Crebs, Scott Featherstone, Phillip Bradford, Kevin t:Jelso.n, Ca~l t>aryt:?l~lÂˇ Corey Houmand, Rich Parker. Row Two: Fred Ash , Drew Chamberlain , K1rk Wnght, Ph1lllp Anderson, Steve Parker, Mike Swenson.

Where'd the ball go?

What better way to enjoy the last two months of school than to spend them playing tennis? Jordan's team was on the courts, exhibiting their skills, ability, speed, and concentration. Working to keep Jordan's formidable record alive, Coach Ash kept his team hustling with this reminder, "Tennis is a racket."

David Bradbury reaches out to return the serve.

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19 to 2, and he says he can play tennis?

tennis Concentration is a big part of the game.

Carl Sargeant takes careful aim.

Corey Houmand shows good form at practice as well as at the games.

Kelly Crebs puts his soul into it.

Coach Ash overlooks his tennis team.

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Jordan homecoming Homecoming Royalty: Scott Featherstone, Julie Porter; 1st Attendant; Doug Curley,

"My you're looking pretty tonight!"

"Cute" - - - - - sophomore float.

Alumni and students enjoy Homecoming dance.

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Charlotte Mitchell, queen; Terry Davis, Karen Walters, 2nd Attendant.

"CHARGE ! ! !"

Jordan Homecoming game.

Kenny Brady and date enjoy Homecoming dance.

Beetdiggers cheer at Homecoming Game. Homecoming ... our chance to remember the 'ole "hasbeans." Never getting half the jokes because they were "before our time" we watched and listened. Listening to the old cheers and watching the old dances made us realize what we really missed. Maybe it was because behind the forgotten faces, "Jordaners" are quietly going back to their own memories of being a "Beetdigger." It's hard to know the feeling, except that we'll be sitting with them, someday.

I'd been so anxious to leave ... thinking I'd outgrown high school. But yesterday I stuck my hand in the pocket of my winter coat pulling out an assortment of stale gum, holy mittens, and ticket stubs from last year's games. It made me think. I could hear the laughter, feel the love And wonder what is waiting beyond today.

Carl, they're taking a picture, don't move.

Jordan alumni look on during Homecoming assembly.

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dog oaten

Pastor Pete hitches another lucky couple 'til midnight.

Yes, John, it's only 'til midnight. The dog patch was a smash. We got out of our cars with a feeling of excitement. The air was clean and warm, we had our dates and were ready to rock and roll. We were ready for a great night. We walked in - danced - watched 'Lil Abner and Daisy Mae do a jig and got hitched 'til midnight. We walked out, drained of all our energy, we now were married and had been blessed with the first blizzard of winter. Dog Patch - a night to remember.

John Pyle and date pose for wedding picture. Dan, look, they're taking our picture.

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Looking back over my shoulder, I remember laughing at my own Insignificance in a big, new school. I think of being a senior, and of doing things That were so stupid nobody laughed ... but me. And I laughed When I should have been serious, Right out loud But it was me. I am me ... always. At last I've reached the point in my life Where I dare shoot for the sky And not be afraid Of fouling up or looking foolish. Because at last I am my own person My life belongs to me.

After twelve years of school that went by before we stopped to notice, our Senior class began to realize that we only had a short time left and then our high school days would be over. We held our Senior Hop at the Capitol with the theme, "Games of Magic," (and you really would have thought we were playing "games of magic" by the blizzard we drove in that night). It was the first year for a Mighty Senior Promenade and each girl received a rose. It also was the first time we took notice of what we were going to miss.

sweetheart' ball

Stewart Gardner, Sweetheart Royalty Prince, and Devi Marler talk to friends during break.

"Watch the feet." "Sorry!" When all the giggles are thrown together, And sunshine and flowers could last forever. When sorrow is touched by joy and smiles And a light by each shines for miles. All those precious little things end up in "Sweet Happenings." The Sweetheart's Ball was sponsored by the Sophomore Class. A Valentine Heart "Couple Tree," a presentation of roses and heart printed boxers to the rolayty, and cute pink punch spotlighted the dance.

I think my stomach has a headache.

Hurry Cindy, the refreshments are this way.

Hey Roger, I locked my wallet in the car and lost the keys. can we go eat with you?

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Sweetheart's Ball Royalty: Mike Halladay, King; Bob Stone, Duke; Vicki Fairbourne, Princess; Lisa Dunn, Queen; Tari Anderson, Duchess, Missing: Stewart Gardner, Prince.

I don't believe in Valentines. They are young and vulnerable And hopelessly old-fashioned. Valentines are for Sentimental sentimentalists, Romantic romantics, And those who still believe in Happy endings. I am at that point in life When I know how the story ends And when the nights grow cold. So I do not expect Lace slips, Surprise trips, Cherry flips, Or tender little poems Because it is That Day. Instead I want my Valentines At unexpected times. I want to know you think of me In mid-May, March, and June. For I believe, My dear, One day a year Is not enough for love. 147

stomps

"Cheese"

Smile, you're on "Beetdigger" camera.

"Oh, dear, you're such a dream girl ... "

"I told you never to blow another bubble again."

The attraction of stomps was magnetic! People were drawn to them for all sorts of reasons the closeness of being among friends, people having a good time, losing their inhibitions and appreciating the atmosphere. Pretending we were from the fifties with our leather jackets, pony tails and bobby sox. Rolling up our pants to show off our cute new socks, and appreciating a great sound of rock at the Christmas and Vica wing-dings.

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"And then we'll get a house, and a car, and ... "

Have I ever told you that ... ?

What's yellow and goes slam, slam, slam?

My name's Lee, what's yours?

Scott Ragsdale and Mitzi Boynton swing to the "beet."

Eli Sheol provided great music for most of Jordan's stomps.

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Valerie Teuscher escorted by Marty Gerber. Paula Petingale escorted by Ray Allred.

aaauntia mam

Michelle Brinton Au.ntie Marne

Joyce Olsen Vera Charles

You really can't express in words the feeling you get when you're sitting in an audience in our own high school and you see the kids you walk down the hall with, put on a performance that's good enough for, if not better than a Hollywood production. It makes you wonder if someday you'll be watching T. V. and you'll see one of your old classmates performing in some great show and you'll say "I went to school with him," and someone will look at you like "oh sure." This year "Auntie Marne" was a big success, not only to the Jordan Studentbody but to all the outsiders who came to see it. The cast and Miss Robyn Timoney have created a "tradition" that Jordan will be proud to live up to.

"I'll just call you plain Claude."

Jared Christensen M. Lindsay Woolsey

Kirk Petersen Patrick Dennis, a boy

Francine Shapley Norah Muldoon

Bary Burton Ito

"Did you dear, that was Tallulah Bankhead!"

"For nine years I've tried to open some doors to this boy's life."

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Marty Gerber Ralf Devine

Kip Rishton Mr. Babcock Student Director

Nuts, jelly beans?

Scott Anderson Beauregard Burnside

Valorie Teuscher Miss Loomis Student Director

James Hardy Cousin Jeff

Judy Tetrick Sally Cato MacDougal

Matthew Bishop Emory MacDougal

Judy Hatch Mother Burnside

All right Brian, just what is it you're trying to say?

Kory Garfield Patrick Dennis a young man

Karlin Hardy Agnes Gooch

A toast to the lovely, young couple .

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"Agnes, you're coming out!"

Party Guests; Cathy Darling, Student Director.

Bennett Greene Brian O'Bannion

Megan Timoney Gloria Upson

Southern Belles and Gentlemen.

Peggy Allen Doris Upson

Little Southern Girls, Laura Nelson and Sherry Atkinson.

Drew Chamberlain Claude Upson

Cindy Dowding Pegeen Ryman

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Kent McClure, Michael Dennis; ~eanna Hill, Cousin Fan; Ronda C?pe, M1ss Waldo; Rusty Withers, Groom; J1m Dahl, Dr. Shurr.

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You say you bet two on Epitaph, the 8th?

When we stopped to think about it, we didn't really want to pay a dollar of our hard earned money just to see Guys and Dolls, but the play was so good we went both nights and ended up paying two dollars. This year's cast really outdid themselves. The talent and long hours of hard work really were projected through the characters. The enthusiasm of the audience proved to them that losing their sleep, skipping their meals and walking down the halls repeating their lines really paid off. Three months of rehearsal and three nights of triumph for a cast of "Guys and Dolls" who really knew how to succeed.

cast Main Characters Wayne Eckman Mariann Richards Kory Garfield Deanna Hill Kip Rishton Robert Glad Ron Jackson Michelle Brinton Randy Fellows Karlin Hardy

Jared Christensen Kirk Scott Bennett Greene Renee Young Bary Burton Cathy Darling James Hardy Dave Jacobson Martin Gerber Rusty Withers

Mission Band and Chorus Phil Anderson Kristin Hardy Lance Schmidt Chris Smith Sharon

Lori Anderson Cindy Paget Jan Higgins Valerie Teuscher Atkinson

Hot Box Dolls and Patrons I don't bet, Mr. Gambler.

Repent!

Susan Russell Elaine Woodbury Debbie Cutler Laura Nelson Elaine Lambson Tammy Pierson Terry Sprouse

Megan Timoney Jeannie Coffin Kirk Peterson Dane Allred Tammy McClure Julie Sheppard Cindy McClure

Opening Broadway Pantomime Lori Schmidt Judy Hatch Debbie Sutherland Peggy Allen Joyce Olsen Julia Ferguson

Shirley Lakerveld Lorraine Mathy Marcey Ferguson Jeri Anderson Ginnie Barlow Julie Turner

Robyn Timoney, Director Joyce Olsen and Cindy Dowding Student Directors

Grand Finale!

Luck be a lady.

"I've got the horse right here."

~~guys

and dOllS''

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Michelle Brinton "SHE"

Cindy Dowding "Nurse, Maid, Waitress, Daughter"

Drew Chamberlain "HE"

Time touches us all.

one act

The act of portraying sensitive characters in front of an intimate audience is a 'scene with which people are both amazed and entertained. Mastering the tiniest details from body movements to voice inflections, Jordan's actors continue to draw a "review of excellence" for being the best.

'' Michelle, Cindy, and Drew rehearsing for the Mayflies.

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My name's Don Ward and I've got swamp water in my coke can- Junior Assembly.

Susan's got Doris in her Webb -

Ah, so, you see what I see? -Halloween Activity.

Assemblies seemed to break the monotony of a regular classroom day. Even when it enabled us to make a trip to the library. The times we did make it our imagination was tested, with bits of dry humor and creative cliches. The entertainment circle this year spotlighted everything from our annual John Goddard adventure flick, Lythco the hypnotist, to our tradditional Jordan Olympics. Our sanity was spared, thanks to the daily bulletin, "Assembly Today!"

Jordan Olympics.

Coach Berry introduces our Jordan Football Team - Pep assembly.

Smash the bengals- Pep assembly.

assemblies Geri Gordon blocks Lori Clark - Student, Faculty Game.

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Madrigals act out the Twelve Days of Christmas Christmas Assembly.

Take it away Jo Jo. - Juggler Assembly

Scott Robinson and Mike Sheppard plunge out differences - Jordan Olympics.

Cheerleaders and Songleaders pound the ground for spirit- Pep Assembly.

Randy Hughes wins a live turkeyThanksgiving Assembly.

Alumni put on skit -Homecoming Assembly.

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Jena Crapo and Corey Houmand really get acquainted- Get Acquainted Party.

Man, what an audience -

Irish Duo.

The subjects sleep during hypnotist presentation- Hypnotist Assembly.

Miss Thornock shows her talent -Faculty Assembly.

Mr. Ward is just too-too in his tu-tu- Faculty Assembly.

Sound Column hams it up with a favorite tune.

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Participants wait for their turn - Get acquainted Assembly.

Dave Burke wins T.V.- Christmas Assembly.

Man, what a body -

Slave Sale.

Wrestlers receive honors for receiving second place in State Tournament- Honor Assembly.

And now you see before your very eyes, a lion leaping through a ring of flaming fire- Weber State Assembly.

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Kory Garfield and Megan Timoney dress SO's style- SO's Day.

Now, what would you like for Christmas, Santa?

The leader of the pack SO's Assembly.

Sherry Johnson receives chocolates from Rand Andrus Christmas Assembly.

Our pep band was always on hand. -

Pep Assembly.

"He's so fine ... "-SO's Assembly.

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honors Quietly mastering their own fields, these students put forth their energy towards achievement. Whether it means a brilliant mind, personal goals, or outstanding leadership - they have been recognized. It seems that somewhere they find the time and the energy to do more with their lives than merely survive.

Young Americans Team: Bill Clayton, Diane Nelson, Todd Zagorec, Claudia Orr, Francis Longstaff, Kendall Petersen.

Girls State: Paula Anderson, Lynnette Golberg, Julie Carlquist, Debra Cutler. Missing: Lori Anderson. 162

VICA State Officers: Robyn Carlisle, Kim Nelson, and Peggy Atkinson.

Inquiring Editor Team: Rebecca Bailey, Mike Akagi, Stephanie Smith, Robert Pixton, Julie Carlquist.

Boys State: Kip Rishton, Bill Clough, Kennard Black, Jared Christensen, Randy Fellows, Kerry Thompson, David Bradbury. Missing: Kendall Petersen.

4-H Winners: Judy Hatch, Joyce Olsen. Missing: Susan Hyde.

Deca W~nners- Row One: Clair Capps, Cheryl Mead, Karen Fullmer, Kathy F1tzgerald, Laura Fergus, Julie Winkler, Karrie Mitchell, Susan Cambell. Row Two: Jay Stewart, Pat Teuscher, Alan Fowles Duane Bailey, Bill Clough, Lon Thomas. '

Top 10% - Row One: Howard Mackert, Kevin Cox, Francis Longstaff, David Bradbury, Jeff Mumford. Row Two: Rebecca Sessions, Lynnette Golberg, Sandra How-

lett, Janine Homer, Claudia Orr, Pamela Johnson Julie Carlquist. Row Three: Karlin Hardy, Diane Nelso~, Bill Clayton, Ron Jackson, Susan Matheson, Lori Armstrong. Missing: Kendall Petersen, Judy Yaka. Kelly Crebs.

Forensics Winners- Row One: Claudia Orr, Holly Pierson, Tammy Pierson. Row Two: Kevin Cutler, Lon Thomas, Ken

Grimes, Gary Rane, Kennard Black, Steve Parker Todd Zagorec, Jared Christensen, Vernon Harris Franci; Longstaff, Kirk Petersen. '

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Solo Ensemble, Superior Ratings Row One: Randy Fellows, David Jacobson, Wayne Eckman, Kerry Thompson, Kirk Wright. Row Two: Sharlene Yeater, Cathy Darling, ChrisÂˇ tine Smith, Susan Matheson, Valorie Teuscher, Jeralynn Pixton, Marianne Richards, Julie Carlquist, Roxanne Ordakowski, Rebecca Shelton. Missing: Lorraine Mathie and De Anna Hill.

Jared Christensen Oratorical Contest

John Bishop Play Maker Award

Bill Clayton National Merit Scholarship Finalist

Francis Longstaff National Merit Scholarship Finalist

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Scott Bonham 1st Place State Wrestling

Gerry Gustafson Allstate Football

Claudia Orr National Merit Scholarship Finalist

Cindy Jordan State FHA Secretary

Anne Pendleton Betty Crocker Award

Ed Romero 1st Place State Wrestling

State Wrestlers- Row One: Ralph Crystal, Peter Massa, Jim Romero, Gary Pelch. Row Two: Pat Teuscher, Wilford Begay, Jon Tait, Randy Bradfield.

Young Americans- Row One: Diane Nelson, Francis Longstaff, Claudia Orr. Row Two: Todd Zagorec, Kendall Peterson, Bill Clayton.

state champs Gymnastics Team- Row One: Cindy Slade, Kim Noorda, Elaine Lambson Tami Okubo Susan Webb, Ronda Cope, Susan Russell. Row Two: Lori' Woodward,' Gayle Taylor, Shirley West, Susan Sterling, Cindy

Richardson, Patti Mortensen. Row Three: Joan Mortensen, Jan Noorda Nancy Price, Linda Anderson , Carol Jolley, Jena Lee Crapo, Debbi~ Clough, Jeri Bishop.

in memoriam CHARLENE STURDY Born: August 4, 1957 Died: August 19, 1973 TRACY MAJOR Born: January 14, 1957 Died: December 13, 1973

It's sad wat(;hing the flowers bursting hrough the soil, bending in the breeze and reaching out for the sun. They'll be gone tomorrow, But their fragrance ... lingers.

In appreciation

After all the hassles an aches, we sat down and took notice of all the things we didn't notice before. Reliving the yelling, the crying, and the feelings of accomplishment when a section finally went in, we began to realize that even though all of our work didn't seem to amount to much at the time it was really a dream that became a reality.. S face acquaintances became valuable friendships, regrets became an everyday experience and a year long goal became accomplished. Thank-you's too often went unsaid. ur sincere gratitud Garth Gooch Arval Nelson who were always about attitudes, the quality of the

Rich Grimes for their patience concern. To Scott Gallagher and Darling for coming to our rescue with their art work and to Wheelwright's for their perfection in rkmanship. Our sincere apologies to Kirk Riding, Shirley Lakerveld, and Lorraine Mathie for not being able to include them on the Beetdigger pages. To Lynn Ballard for leaving him off the Coaches page and to all those whose names are spelled wrong, left out, or misplaced. But, most of all to the staff who gave and put up with more than they realized, and rece1ved more than they ever thought possible. Their thank you lies in the meaning they und and will find in "Beyond Today."

sa ior um arv a Senior Summary

Faculty

Ainsworth, Thelma .. 68 69 Alldredge, Fred ..... Argyle, Cheryl .. . .... .. 69 Ash, Fredrick ........ . 63, 70, 94 136, 137 Ballard, Lynn ....... 70, 133, 170 Beers, Evelyn ............... 68 Berry, Doug .... .. .. 70, 124, 128, 135, 157 Brown, Evelyn .............. 69 Bishop, Clemont .. .. ... .. ... 66 Bishop, Ralph .............. 70 Boberg, Lowell .............. 70 Burkinshaw, Jay . .. . .. . ... 68, 81 Brown, Margie .............. 68 Clark, Carol .. ..... . ..... 70,81 70 Clark, David . .. ... Clark, Lori 70, 157 Couch, Elma .. 70 Cude, Howard .. 69 Ensign, Kaye ..... . .. ... .. . . 70 Erickson, David ..... . 70 Fitzgerald, Mary ....... ... ... 67 Fisher, Gerald ....... o • • • 70,89 Gailey, Sharon 70, 121, 128 Gamble, Joan ....... 68 70, 98 Gibson, James . Gooch, Garth . . . . .. 1, 70, 78, 79, 91, 170 Green, Lawrence .... . ... .. .. 7.1 Gunnell, Farrell . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 Haldeman, Joyce .... 71 Hale Hal ....... 71,115, 128, 133 71 Hende son, Betty olt, Tracy ...... , . . . . .. 71, 89 Jewkes, Hue 71, 104, 128 Judd, David .. 71 King, Roger . . . . . . ... 71, 89, 93 Langford, Ro ert . ....... 71 Martin, Marian .... .......... 71 May, Dan ... 71, 118,119,128 McCleary, Jerry ............. 66 McCleary, Kenneth ... 71 McDonald, Robert ........... 71 Milne, Donald . 71 Monthy, Marilyn ............. 69 Murry, Mike .. 0.. . 71, 115, 122, 128,135 Nelson, Joy ............... 71 Nel on, Arval 1, 79 Nichols, Carolyn .... 72 Oldham, Marian . . . . ... 69 Oliv r, Rodn y .... 72, 128, 135 Olsen, Donald .... 72 alph ..... .......... 72 Pac Padfield, Mar aret .. 72, 95, 128 Palm r, David . . . . ... 72 Parnell, Gary . 72 Patten, Peggy . . . . . .. 72,90 Pay, enee ... ........... ... 72 Pete on, Florence . . . . . .... . 69 Peterson, Wendell .... . ..... . 67 Pond, Jay ............•.. 72,97 Rawlln s, Brian . . . . . . . .... 72 Rogers, Raymond . . . . . . . .... 72 Silcox, Ken . . . . . •......... 69 Simonson, Margaret . 69 Smith, Dr. Earl .... 67 Smith, Gary 72, 94 Swedlund, Kent ... 72, 118, 119, 120, 128 Sybrowsky, Jackie ......... 68 Thornock, Kaylene .... 73, 85, 159 73, 84, 86, 88, Timoney, Robyn 99, 154 Tippet~, Leah . 1, 73,79,85,99 Tyler, Genee 68, 91 Van Amen, Joanne .......... 69 Ward, Don ....... 73, 93, 157, 159 Williams, Marietta ..... 73, 87, 92 Wilson, Lila .. 73, 96, 103, 105, 141 Young, Robert ... 67 Wagstaff, Lena 68 Wagstaff, Marilyn . . 69 Workman, Weston . . . . . . . ... 69 Zabriskie, Rodney .. 73, 82, 83,97 0

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Aerts, Kathleen . . . . • . 23, 83. 84 Masque & Gavel, Sr. · International Club, Jr. Ainsworth, Ross .. 23, 89, 112, 132, 146, 162, 164 Junior Boys Senator, Jr. Key Club, Jr. VICA, Sr. Chairman VICA Stomp, Sr. Basketball Team, Soph., Jr., Sr. Baseball Team, Jr., Sr. Football Team, Soph., Jr., Sr. Track Team, Soph. Letterman Club, Jr., Sr. All Region Team, Football Sterling Scholar Honor Society Honor Roll Allen, Peggy ...... 23, 83, 86, 88, 153, 154 Masque & Gavel, Jr., Sr. Omega si, Jr., Sr. FHA,Soph. Subdebs & Squires, Soph. lnterpre. So. Meet, Jr., Sr. School P.lays, Soph., Jr., Sr. A Cappella, Jr., Sr. Orchestra, Sop h. Musical, Soph., Jr., Sr. Andersen, Lori .. 19, 23, 62, 63, 82, 84,86,90, 154,162 Masque & a el, Soph., Jr., Sr. Omega Psi, Jr., Sr. Madrigals, Sr. F A,Sr. Studentbody 2nd Vice-Pres., r. Foren ics, J . lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Soph., Jr. A Cappella, Jr. Musical, Soph ., Jr., Sr. Girls State, Jr. Anderson, Connie . . . . ... 23, 89 VICA, Sr. Anderson, Denece . . . ..... 23, 87 Charlonians, Jr. Deca, Sr. Ski Club, Sr. Dec a Stomp Committee, Sr. Anderson, Linda ......... 23, 130 Gymnastics, Soph., Jr., Sr. Girls Volleyball, Soph. Girls Softball, Soph. Anderson, Paula ..... 23, 76, 162 Sophomore Secretary, Soph. Charlonian, Jr., Sr. Charlonian Treasurer, Sr. Girls State, Sr. Sweethear Ball Committee, Soph. Anderson, Philip . 23, 136, 154 VICA, Jr., Sr. Debate, Soph. School Plays, Sr. Musical, Sr. Anderson, Re ae . . . . . 23, 83, 84 Masque & Gavel, Sr. Charlonian Club, Jr. FHA, Soph. lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Soph. A Cappella, Jr., Sr. Musical, Soph. Andrlzzi, Brett ... 23, 90, 102, 132 Letterman, Jr., Sr. VICA, Sr. Baseball, Jr., Sr. FBA, Sr. Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Wrestling. Jr. Andrus, Rand ..... 18, 23, 62, 63, Bovs Club Sec., Soph. 102, 161 VICA, Sr. Deca, Sr. Basketball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Track. Sr. Wrestling, Jr. Letterman, Sr. Studentbody 1st Vice-Pres., Sr.

Andrus, Roger •.. ; .........• 23 VICA. Soph., Jr. Football, Soph. Armstrong, Lori . .. 23, 89, 93,163 VICA, Sr. FHA, Soph., Jr. Jordanettes, Sr. Decorating Co mittee hairman for Dog Patch, Sr. Track Team, Soph., Jr., Sr. Gymnastic Team, Jr., Sr. Atkinson, Peggy .. 23, 89, 107, 162 Cheerleader, Jr., Sr. Dance Club. Jr. VIOA Club- State VICA Queen, Sr. Sweethearts Decorating Committee, Soph. Student Council, Soph. Jr. Prom Decorating, Jr. Musical, Jr. Sweetheart Duchess, Soph. Atkinson, Sheri .. 23, 82, 84, 92, 93, 97,98 Sub Debs Vice-President, Soph., Jr., Sr. FHA, Jr. Dance Club, Sr. Jordanettes, Sr. Dog Patch Decorating Committee, Sr. Junior Achievement, Soph. Vice President of Sales, Jr. Secretary, Sr. Band Librarian, Soph. Orchestra, Sr. Musical, Jr., r. uker, Lea ............. 23, 118 VICA,S. Football, r. Track, Jr. Wrestling, Sr. Ballamls, Steve .•• , •.....•.. 23 VICA, Soph., Jr., Sr. Bay, James ••... 19, 23, 82, 83, 87 Oeca, Jr., Sr. VICA,Sr. Masque & Gavel, Soph. Junior Prom Committee, Jr. Marquee Committee, Sr. Studentbocly Attorney General, Sr. Football, Soph. Track, Soph., Jr. Wrestling, Soph., Jr. School Play, Soph. Begay, Wilford ... 23, 83, 111, 116, Deca, Sr. 118, 164 Wrestlinth Jr., Sr. Letterman, Jr., Sr. A Cappella, Jr., Sr. Bell, Gary ............... 23, 99 Football, Soph. Wrestling, Soph., Jr. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. Goff, Soph. Bergen r, Ja et .... 23, 63, 82,97 A Cappella, Jr., Sr. Madrigals, Sr. Dance Club, Jr. Musical, Jr. Music Festival, Sr. Best, Suzanne .............. 23 VICA, Sr. VICA Competition, Jr. Bingham, Duane .......... 23, 97 Sub Debs & Squires, Sr. Birchall, Evelyn ....... 23, 93, 95 Girls Athletic Assoc. Vice President, Jr., Sr. Jordanettes, Jr., Sr. FHA, Soph., Jr., Sr. National Honor Society, Sr. Girls Softball, Sr. Track Team, Soph., Jr., Sr. Honor Roll, Soph., Jr. Bishop, Joel ..... 23, 81, 97, 111, 118, 135

K-& Club, Vfce President, $r>ptl. K§V Club, Twas rer, Jr. 1<ey Club, Vice Pr idtnt St,

ool Pa.,.r, Sr.

Editorlalc O•Editor, $r.

Wrestling, SQPh., Jr., Sr.

J_!etterman, 'Sr. Cross Country., SOph., J ~~ • BlahoP, John ... 16, 17, 23t CJ!, 6~ 83, 94, 1 112, 132; 143, 183, 164 Sweetheart DUke, Soph.. Junior PFom King:, Jr. Forensics, Soph; Jr. Key Club, Soph. Student Council, Jr•• Sr. Honor Society, Jr., Sr. Studentbody President, Sr. Baseball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Basketball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Football, Sop h., Jr. Track, Jr., Sr. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. Cross Country, Sr. Debate, Soph., Jr. Forensics, Soph., Jr. A Cappetta, Sr. Play Maker Award, Sr. Seminary Jr. Class President Bl ck, Kennard .... 24, 82, 83 84, 85,87,95, 111,124,162 1000 MUe Club President, r.

Math Ctub

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Masque &Gavel, Sr. Wr._tnng, Saph., Jr., Sr. Lttttlrman, Jr., Sr. Cross Country Clp in, r., Sr. Debate, Soph., Jr., Sr. Forensics, Soph., Jr., Sr. A Cappella. Jr., Sr. Band, Jr. Orchestra, Sr. Muslgal, Jr. Boys State, Sr. State ~glslatlve Forum Model United Nations

B....,d,John .............. 24 VICA, Jr., Sr. lolenacltulz, Todd .......... 24 Oeca;Jt. Wrestling, Soph., Jr.

Letterman, Soph., Jr. Deca State Award

Bolton, Karl ............ 24, 132 Model United Nations, Jr. Baseball, Sr. Wrestling, Jr. Bonham, Scott .. 24, 111, 117, 120, 132, 135,164 Jr. Class President, Jr. Masque & Gavel, Soph. Junior Prom Decorations, Jr. Homecoming Oanee, Sr. Baseball, Soph., Jr., Sr. FootbaH, Soph. WrestllFJgt, oph., Jr., Sr. Let;tJtman, Jr., Sr. Cr Country, Jr., Sr. lntet-Pre. p. Meet, Soph. School PJAva, SOph. 1st Region Wrestling 1st State Wrestling Boynton, Mitzi ....... 24, 78, 149 Charlonians, Jr., Sr. Masque & Gavel, Soph., Jr. Bradbury, David ... 24, 63, 91, 94, 136,162,163 Math Club, Jr., Sr. Tennis Club - President, Jr., Sr. Tennis, Sr. Boys State, Jr. German Club AP Math Student Top 10% Bradfield, Randy .. 24, 85,102,117, 118, 132, 134,184 Key Club, Jr. Letterman, Jr., Sr.

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Baseball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Wrestling, Soph., Jr., Sr. 1st Region Wrestling Brady, Kenneth .. 24, 85,102,141 Ski Club, Sr. Letterman, Sr. Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Breeze, Brent ....... . .... 24, 63 Student Council Representative, Sr. Brinton, Michelle ... 24, 83, 84, 86, 88, 94, 152, 154, Omega Psi, Jr., Sr. 165, 164 Omega Psi, President, Sr. Masque & Gavel, Jr., Sr. Sub Debs, Sop h., Jr. Dog Patch Drag Committee, Jr., Sr. Forensics, Jr., Sr. lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Soph., Jr., Sr. School Play, Jr., Sr. A Cappella, Jr., Sr. Musical, Jr., Sr. Honor Thespian, Sr. Brower, Doreen ......... . .. . 24 Debate, Sr. Brown, Peggy .........•.. 24, 84 Dance Club, Sr. Brown, Ricky . . ..... . . 24, 85, 89 VICA, Sr. Ski Club President, Sr. uhl, Gary VICA, Jr., Sr. Burningham, Becky .......... 24 Jordanette , Jr. VICA, Sr. • Burningham, Ned ........ 24, 89 VICA, Sr. Deca, Jr. Wrestling, Soph., Jr. Letterman, oph., Jr Cappos, Clar . ..... . ... 87, 1 Deca, Sr. Caldwell, Debbie 24, 90, 92 107 J. V. Cheerleader, Soph. Cheerleader, Jr., Sr. Dance Club, Jr., Sr. FHA,Sr Gymnatfes, Soph.

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VICA, Sr. Dog Patch Drag Committee, Sr. Chavez, Ralph .. . 25, 89, 103, 135 VICA, Jr., Sr. Woods, Jr., Sr. Automobiles, Jr., Sr. Football Manager, Sr. Wrestling Manager, Sr. Christensen, Jared . . 25, 63, 85, 91, 95, 111,124,125,152, 154, 162, 163, 164 Honor Society, Sr. Forensics, Jr., Sr. Forensics, President, Sr. Omega Psi, Sr. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. Model U.N., Jr., Sr. 1000 Mite Club, Sr. Debate Meets, Jr., Sr. Student Council Representative Sr. Track, Soph., Jr., Sr. Cross Country, Soph., Jr., Sr. School Play, Sr Musical, Sr. Boys Sta e, Jr. JHS American Legion Oratorical Contest Winner, Sr. JH U.• Senate Youth Delegate, Sr. Governors Debate Tournamen, Sr. State Debater Jr Sr. Chri tenaen, Lane .• 25, 78, 79, 89 earbook, Jr., Sr. School Paper, Sr. Clayton, N•l•o~ .. 25, 81, 91, 94, Mathematics, Jr. Sr. 11ennls Club, Jr., Sr SchOOl Paper, Sr Young Americans, ~r. Inquiring Editor, Sr. National Merit Finalist, Sterling Scholar S fence Nominee, Sr. Top 3% Clough, Willia

Crebs, Kelly .. 25, 94, 102, 136, 137 Sophomore Class President, Sop h. Class Representative, Sr. Letterman Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Letterman Sergeant of Arms, Sr. National Honor Society, Jr., Sr. Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Tennis, Soph., Jr., Sr. Wrestling, Soph., Jr., Sr. One Head Well Done Outstanding High School Student Top 10% Honor Roll Curley, Doug Boys Senator, Sr. Junior Prom Co mlttee, Jr. SeAior Hop Co mitt e r. Marquee Committee, r. Football, Jr., Sr. Track, oph., Jr., Sr. re tl n , Sr. Letterman, Soph., Jr, Sr. C tier, Dfbra ... 25, 83 84 86, 88,

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Omega Psi, Sr. Masque & Gavel, Sr. Gifford, Carl .......... 26, 82, 83 Track, Jr., Sr. A Cappella, Sr. Band, Soph., Jr., Sr. Madrigals, Sr. Gordon, Geri ........ 26, 95, 157 GAA, Jr., Sr. Girls Softball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Basketball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Track, Soph., Jr., Sr. G bert, Lynnette .. 26, 82, 83, 94, 97, 162, 163

Chess Club, Pres., Sr. Seminary Bowl, Sr. Tennis Club, Sr. A Cappella, Sr. Musical, Sr. High School Outstanding Student National Honor Society School Chess Champion, Jr., Sr. V.I.P. Invitation to Apollo 17 launch Skylab I & II launches at Cape Cod, NASA, Jr. NASA Science Award Jensen, Cory ............... 27 Basketball, Jr., Sr. Jensen, Randy .......... 2~ 102 Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. ln te. S . Meet, Soph. Je , ODe .. 27, 102, 118, 135 ootball, . restling, Soph., Jr. etterman. Jr. Jeppsoh, r ... 27,63, 103,124 Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Track Team, Jr., Sr. Letterman, Jr., Sr. Jewkes, Ray ..•.. 27, 94, 1 ~

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can H.S. Students, Jr., Sr. Math Club, Jr., Sr. Dog Patch Drag Committee, Jr. Forensics, Sr. lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Sr. School Plays, Sr. Oeca, Jt. A Cappella, Jr•• Sr. Masq~.;~e .& Gavel, Sr. Orchestra, Soph. Sub De s. & Squires, Sr"'. '.-~···"·"''"""'. """"'~ usieal, Soph., Jr. 1 Sr. tlfoung American earn Young Americans, Jr., Sr. Sterling Scholar Ostler, Debbie ........ 30 National Honor Society Merit Award in Ceramics Melton, JUlie . . . . • • • . 29, 76, 77 Ostler, Warren . . . . • . . • . 30 Pep Club, Jr. Sr. Ski Club, Sr. Pep Club Ye 1Mistress, Sr. Paget, Bryan ... 30 82, 83, 97,99 Nelson, Laura . . 22, 29, 63, 84, 86, School Plays, Soph., Jr., Sr 88 93,145,153,15 A Cappella, Jr., Sr. Senior Class Secretary, r. Musical Soph., Jr. Masque & Gavel, oph., Jr., Sr. Madrigals, Sr. M ·gue & Gavel Actsvity Stage Crew, Soph , Jr., Sr. c airr:nan, Jr. Parker, Steven . . . . . , , 103, Omeg1;1 Psi, Jr., Sr. 136, 163 Jor ttes, Jr., Sr. Forensics Club, Sr. Forer\&tcs, Jr., r. Basketball, Sr. fnterpre. Sp. Meet, Soph., Jr., Sr. Debate, Jr., r. School Plays, Soph., Jr., Sr. chool Plays, Sr. tnterpre. tate, E cellent, Jr. Band, Soph., Jr., Sr r sics State State Debate, Sr. orda, Jan .. 30, 76, 81 , 129, 130 State Extemp., sr. Pe Club, Jr. Ptltereon Ktvln . . 30 85, 89 Pep Club Historian, Sr Ski Club, Sr. Charlonian Ball Decorating VfCA, Sr. Commi1tee, Jr. Sr. Tennis, Jr. School Paptr, Feature Editor, Sr. Pearce, Bonrtle .. 30 84, 88 Tennle, Sdj.irt. Masque & Gavel, Sr lnterpre. SP.. Meet, Soph. lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Jr., Sr 1st Place State Gymnastics, Jr. Pelch, Gary ..... 30~ 90,103,117, Oalclson, SheUey . . . . . . . . . . 30 FBA Secretary, Sr. 118, 184 Forensics Olut:J, Sopl'i. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr Masque & Gavel, Sr Track, Soph , Jr. Debate, Soph. Wrestling, Soph, Jr., Sr. lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Jr., Sr. 2nd Region Wrestling American Legion 1st Place 3rd State Wrestling Speech, Jr. Football, Soph., Jr., Sr. Girls State, Jr. Pendleton, An e ... 30, 61 , 63, 77, Oakeaon, Blaine . . ....... 30, 89 82, 4, 164 VICA Club Jr., Sr. Senior Class Girls tor, Sr. VICA President, Sr. Masque ave I, Soph., Jr., Sr. Track, Soph. harlonians, Jr., Sr. Wrestling, Soph., Jr. Secretary of Charlonlans, Jr. Letterman, Jr. A Cappella, Jr. 3rd ion Wrestling Madrigals, Sr. Olsen, · dee . . . . . . 30, 76, 146 Betty Crocker Award Charlonians, Jr., Sr. Sterling Soh lar Homemak1ng Charlonians Crill Mistress, Sr. Peterson, Bever ey .. . .. .. 30, 90 Charlonlan Ball Decorating Pep Club, Jr., r. Committee, Jr., Sr. Peterson, aU .. 30, 83, 1, 94, Junior Prom Decorating 95, 97, 162, Committee, Jr. 163, 1 Olaen, Janet .......... 30, 83, 92 Forens Vice Pre iden , Dance Club, Sr. Sop ., Jr., Sr. Dance Club, Vice President, Sr. A Capp , Soph., Jr., Sr. A Cappella, Sr. National Honor Society, Humorous Reading, J . Sop h., Jr., Sr. Olsen, Joyce ... 30, 78, 7 , 4, 85, bate Soph., Jr., Sr. 86, 88, 90, 99, 143, Foren sics, Soph., Jr., Sr. 152, 154J 1 Musical, Soph. Omega Psi, Jr., Sr. Excellent Legislative Forum, Omega Psi ivity Soph., Jr., Sr. airman, r. National Honor Society Ma ue & Gavel, Jr., Sr. Boys State FHA, Sr. Sterling Scholar Nominee Yearbook, Sr. PeH, Nancy ................. 30 Forensics, Jr. Musical, Jr. lnterjre. Sp. Meet, Soph., Jr., Sr. Pierce, Cathy ............. .. 30 School Plays, Soph., Jr., Sr. Sub Debs & Squires, Soph. Student Director of Junior Achievement, Soph., Jr. Guys & Dolls, Sr. Musical, Soph. Musical, Jr., Sr. Pler1on, Holly . . . . . 30, 162, 163 4-H State Winner Sub Debs & Squires, Soph., Jr. Ski Club, Sr. FHA, Soph. Office Aid & Library Aid, Jr. Jr. Achievement, Soph., Jr. Childrens Productions, Jr. Pep Club, Jr. Honor Thespian, Sr. Girls Volleyball, Soph. Excellent in Region & State Debate, Sr. Oratory Fore ics, Sr. Service Art, Sr. xton, Robert ........... 30, 94 Orr, Claudia ... 30, 84, 86, 86, 94, National Honor Socie ty, Jr., Sr. 97. 162, 1 ' 164 Price, Ruth .......... 30, 95, 126 Masque & Gavel, Sr. GAA, Jr., Sr. Omega Psi, Sr. Intramural Coord inator, Sr. National Honor Soc., Jr., Sr. Base ball , Soph., Jr., Sr. Sub Debs & Squir , Basketball, Soph., Jr., Sr. oph., Jr., Sr. Track, Soph., Jr., r. So iety of Outstanding Ameri -

Pyle, Glenn .. 30, 85, 103, 124, 135 Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. Ski Club, Sr. Football, Soph., Sr. Track, Soph., Jr., Sr. Ragsdale, Scott ...... 31,63, 121, 135, 149 Secretary of Letterman, Sr. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. Chalrman tor March of Dimes, Sr. Track, Jr. Swimming, Soph., Jr., Sr. Rane, Gary ..•...•.. 31, 95, 163 Debate, Sr. Forensics, Sr. Musical, Soph. State Forensics, Sr. Reed, B . ... . .. 19, 31, 62,83 Masque & Gavel, Jr. Student Council, Jr., Sr. Big Pal Little Pal, Sr. wee heart, Soph. Studentbody Historian, Sr. Reich, Shirlene , ............ 31 Track, Soph. Fllcharda, David . . . . • . . 31, 69 VICA, Jr., Sr. Rlcb. Lori . . ...... 31, 90, 93 FHA, Sop h., Sr. Sub Debs & Squires, Soph., Sr. Forensics, Sr. Jordanettes, Sr. Chairman, Cog Patch, Sr. Junior Achievement Secretary, Soph., Jr. Debate Rlcord, Coleen . . . 31, 63, 87, 95 Girls At I lc ssoc. Sec., Jr. Girls t letic Assoc. , Pres., Sr. Oeca, Sr. Masque & Gavel, Sr. H mi Refreshment Comm tt e, r. Charloni n 13a ecorating Committe , Jt Do Patch Refr hment ommitt , Sr. Big Pal Little Pal , Sr. Volleyball, Jr. Softball , Soph., ., r .. Manager Basketball Team, Sr. Rishton, Kip .. . . 31, 83, 84, 86, 88, 97, 99, 145, 152,154, 162 Masque & Gavel, Soph., Jr., Sr Masque & G vel Pre ., r., Sr. Omega sl, Jr., a, Sr. Sub Debs & Squires, Sr. Sweetheart, Ball Committee, Sr. Forensics, Sr. lnterpre. Sp. Meet, Soph., Jr., Sr. School Plays, So ., Jr., Sr. A Cappella Jr. r. Musical, Soph., Jr., r. Boys State Honor The pian Superior 1 provi sation Region, Good at State Robin on, Doug ... ... . • .. 31, 63 Romero, Ed .... 22, 1, 62, 63, 89, 103,116,118,120,164 Senior Class President VICA, r. Basketball, Soph., Jr., Sr. Wrestling, Soph., Jr., Sr. Letterman, Soph., Jr., Sr. Runolfson, Tonya .. 31, 63, 79, 84, 85,89,90 Masque & Gavel, Jr., Sr. Ski Club, Sr. FHA, Pr ident, Sr. VICA, Sr. Yearbook, Sr. Stud nt Council Rep ., Sr. Russell, Susan . ... 31 , 62, 63, 92, 106, 129, 131, 154 J.V. Cheerleader, Soph. Cheerleader, Jr., Sr. Head Cheerleader Masque & Gavel, Soph. Omega Psi, Jr., r. Dance Club, Jr., Sr. Gymnastics, Soph., Jr., Sr.

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Hiatt, Kelli ............... 53, 93 HiCkman, Linda ............. 53 Higbee, eresa ............ . 53 HiUt..HoUy .................. 53 ''ffis, Lori .............. . ... 53 Hilton, Joseph ...... 53,104,118 Hofelipg, Tammy ............ 53 Htlftmttn, Robert .. 53, 63, 104, 115 Hollan'iter, Bruce ........... 53 f!fotmes, Tamie .............. 53 HGtmstead, Dinah ........ 53, 84 Hooser, Marjean ...... .. .... 130 Hopes, R~er ............... 53 'tieumantf, Corey .... 53, 114, 115, 136, 137, 159 HousefCeeper, Greg .......... 53 ~.Kristine .......... 53, 99 Howlett) Charlotte ........ 53, 84 Hughes, BOb ................ 53 ~,Randy .. 53, 104,116,158 Hum'Pet Peggy ... .. ..... .. . 53 Hunsaker, Tracy ......•...... 53 ~ Mafilyn ...•••......••. 53 'tiitt, Kltlen na .•••....... 5I. 98 Ja~ Kent ............ 53 .Jatvi§; Otieryl ................ 53 ~. Jeffrey •.••••...... 53 Je~ ve . • ..••..... 53, 98 ren .•............ 53 1 t.lethy • • • • · • • • • • • • • .53 ~~~~:~~~~~i~~i,:·i~i{f.fJ~~:;J{.J.(~~~~iilteven .....•... 53, 104 fl ~. ce ......•.•..... 53 .•.............. 51 Jewkes, David .......•• 104, 118 astman, Sheila ............. 51 Jex, Frank ..........•..• 63, 104 Eddington, Keith ......... 51, 98, Johnson, Darell .........•••• 53 104, 124 Johnson, Gerald .........•••. 53 Edmunds, Artie ............. 51 Johnson, Sherrie ........ ~, 110, Ellis, Brett .................. 51 ' 1 Enniss, Kim ................. 51 Jones, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . • • . . 5 Ennis, Sallie ................ 51 Jones, Glen ..............••• 53 Erickson, Wendy ............ 51 Jones.. Lori .............•••. 63 Evans, Barbara .....•.•...... 51 Jonies, l..ori •............• 53, Ewell, Q.onnw .............. 51 Keelff, thy . . . . . . . . . . . . • •• 53 Fairbount.Paul • _.104, 118,124 Ke,.,.,_, hard .........•53, 124 Fair fl •.••...... 51 Kendrick; Susan ...... 48, $3, 83 Fenton,tttedtey ..••• 51, 11l, 118 Kennelly Jim ........... 51. 114 Fenton, ci ..•..•..••. 5 , 130 Killian, Ekent .............•• 54 Ferguso , Marcy •..•••••• 51, 154 Kimball, David ........... 54, 98 Ferre, Lynnann .............. 51 King, Wade ....•............ 54 Fish, John ............... 52, 104 Kirton, carrie ............ 54, 84 Fitzgerald, Made . • •......... 52 Kunz, K.-fly .........•....... 54 fitzgerald, Stacey .... ...... .• 52 Lambson, Sandra ...•..... 54, 93 Ftores, Jerry ••.•.•.... . ..... 52 Lancaster, Troy ........... .. 54 Flynn, Pat .•....•........... 52 Langford, Kevin ..... 54, 118, 119 Forbes, Cindy ........ 52, 85, 11 Langston, Jeffery ......... 54, 98 Francom, Dan ...........•... 52 Larso , Lorrie ............... 54 Frantz, Sandra . . . . ......... 52 Lawson, Rhonda ........•. Fratto, Ellen . ......... . .. 52, 98 Leany, LaRee ............ 54, 98 Frischknecht, Wade .. 52, 111, 118 Leavitt, Jeffery ... ... 54, 104, 118, Fritz, Jill . ..... .... . ........ 52 119, 135 Gailey, Leslie ..... 52, 89, 95, 133 Leavitt, Tracy .. 54, 84, 85, 90, 110 Gallagher, Kevin .. .. 52, 104, 118, Lewis, Dori ................. 54 119,124 Leyba, Russ ... ....... . ..... 54 Gardner, Wendy ............. 52 Limb, Flora ................. 54 Garfield, Lee ................ 52 Linnarz, Debby ... ... ... ..... 54 Garner, Billy ................ 52 Livingston, Julie ......... .... 54 Gate ous , Karen ........ 52, 93, Lloyd, Julie ................. 54 95, 121 Lovell, Kelly .. .. ....... ..... 54 Gatherum, Tamee ........... 52 Lugo, Debra . . .. ...... ...... 54 Gentry, Debbie ........... 52, 98 Lukich, Lori ................ 54 Giles, Sherry ................ 52 Lundstrom, John ........ 54, 104 Glover, Holly . .. ........ .. 52, 84 Lunkwitz, Gregory ... 54, 104, 133 Glover, Ron ..... . ........ 52, 85 Lykins, Tamara ........... 54, 93 Gord, Richard . . .... .. ....... 52 Mace, Craig . ........ ... 54, 189 Green, Lisa . ................ 52 Mace, Joseph ... .. .... ... ... 54 Greenwood, Ray Paul . ... . ... 52, Marchant, Kevin .. .. ..... .... 54 104, 122 Markham, Kathleen .......... 54 Gregory, Penny .... . ......... 52 Martin, Pauline ..... ......... 54 Hadley, Debra .. .......... 52, 85 Matheson, Amy .............. 54 Hallock, Helene .......... 52, 90 Mathie, Robert ........... 54, 85 Hanks, Jill ..... ........ . .... 52 May, Tom ....... ....... 98, 104 Hardcastle, Laurie ..... ... 52, 84 Maxfield, Jeannene ....... 54, 98 Harding, Larry ....... ...... . 52 Maxwell, Tammy ....... 54, 84,85 Hardman, Kathryn ...... .. 52, 84 McCandless, Tom ... ........ 54 Hardy, Kristin ..... 52, 84, 88, 154 McCarthy, Kathryn ........... 54

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McCleery, Andrea ........... 54 O!sent Scott , ........ 55, 91, 104 McClure, Tammy ... 55, 61, 84,88, Ordakowski, Suzane . . .... , .. 56 91, 151,154 Orgill, David ..•..... • ... 56, 144 McDonald, Lisa . ........... , . 55 Orth, Sandra .......... 56, 93, 95 McGuire, Margaret ......•. 55, 84 ' Orwin, John ........... • . .. . 56 McPh~rron, Robert •..... 55, 104 O'Steen, Richard ...... . ..... 56 Mead1 Tina.. : ~. . ...• ~.55, 121 · Ostler, Slak$ ... , •...... •56, 104 Meadows, Ar •.·.,,, .. 55, 11f3 Ostler, Brent .. . ...... 56 Meadows, Oat .:: , ,,., ..• 5~~ 84 ··Ostler, Dan .... . . : . .. . 56. "Pace, · Rhea •..•........ , . . .. 56 Meldrum, Jeff, . . .... 55, 104, 121 Mellor, Blake ..••...........• 55 Panas, Phillip . . ............ 56 Mellor, Tamara ..•........... 55 Panek, David .....•....... 56, 98 Melonas, Gina .. , ........ 55, 95 Parker, Diane ... . ........... 56 Parry, Ruth ........... 56, 78, 79 Merrill, Michael ......... 98, 122 Miller, Anne ................• 55 Paxman, Elaine ............. 56 Perry, Jill ........•.......... 56 Miller, D'Ray ...... ~ ..... 55, 118 Pett, David .... . .... . .. . .... 56 Miller, Vicky ............•..• 55 Phiflips, Guy ................ 89 Milhe, Steven .... t •• 55, 104, 118 Phillips, J~ffery , .. , ...... 56, 98 Mitchell, Pam . . . . . , ........ 55 Mitchell, Randy· , •. • . ·, , •..•.. 55 Pierce, Jeffrey ...• . . 56, 115, 133 Pierson, Tammy ...... 56, 84, 88, Mock, Neil .• ; .• , ·~ l • , • • • , • • • 89 154,163 Moore, Shauna ....... , ...•.. 55 Pingree, Duffy .. 56, 104, 115, 124 Morgan, Patricia .. . .... 55, 91, 98 Popel mayer, David ..... . ..... 56 Morrill, Lynette .............. 55 Prince, Colleen ..... . . .. .. 56, 84 Mortensen, Patti :"""•.... 55, 95, 130 Ragsdale, Grant ......... 56, 121 Myers, Stacy ................ 55 Rappleye, Jeff ............... 56 Nadeau, Cheryl ........... 55, 95 Rasmussen, Kristine .. . ....... 56 Nance, Michell ....•...... 55, 91 Rasmussen, Patsy •.......•.. 56 Napierz. Terry ............... 55 Reed, Brenda ....... , . 48, 56, 63 Neff, wendy .... , .... .• . . ... 55 Reeve, Bennie •.• • .... . .. 56, 89 Nelson, Llqyd • .. ............. 55 Rich, Peggy •.• • ...... . .. 56,84 Nelson, Patricia . , ........ 55, 91 Richardson, Jan ............. 56 Nelson, 11obert ....•......... 55 Richards, Mar'iann .. 56, 82, 84, 86, Neria, Karoleen ....... . ..... 55 154, 164 Newland, Jeffery ..... 55, 104, 118 Ricard, Carla . ..... • .. 56, 84, 95 Newton, Pam ............... 55 Riding, Kirk ... .... 56, 63, 84, 104 Nielsen, Janet ........... 55, 93 118, 124 Niemann, Janice ............ 55 Riska, Nicolene .. ........... 56 Noffsinger, Kenneth •...... 55, 89 Robertson. Brian . . .. 56, 104, 109 Nootda, Cathy ....... 55, 95, 130 Roberts, Cindy ... . . . .... . . . . 56 Norton, Karla .•.. . ...••... 55, 85 Robinson, Jani ... . .. . •... . .. 56 Norton, Rhonda ....... 55, 78, 79, Ronne, Larry , , ... ; . ... , ... . 56 84,90 se Rossi lammy ....•. . . Oakason, Randall .... 55, 111, 118 Rowell, Tammy ........... 56, 99 Ober, Mark •. ..... . ......... 55 Rowley, Penny .....•.. . .... . 51 Obert, Bruce .• , ...•. . ....... 55 I

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Russom, George .... . 51, 104, 124 Sargent, Carl •....... 57, 89, 115, 136, 137 Schmidt, Lance ...... 57, 89, 154 Scott, Reed ..•........... 5~89 Seale, Duncan .............. 57 Sedgwick, ·Rodney . . 57, 85, 104, 115,124 Sharp, Doris • ........ 57, 95, 157 Sheppard, Michael .... 57, 99, 158 Shelby, Yvette .............. 57 Short, Lester ................ 57 Shocker, Lance ............ 124 Shryers, Roger ...... . ....... 57 Sieverts, John ....... 57, 116, 118 Simmons, Debra ............. 57 Sirrine, Steven .............. 57 Smiley, Michele . . . .......... 57 Smith, Colleen ......... .. 57, 97 Smith, Kathryn .•....... . . 57, 89 Smith, Lee •.............• • .. 57 Smith, Mattean ........... 57, 84 Smith, Nadine ........ . ... 57, 84 Smith, Patrea ............ 57, 98 Smith, Paula ............... . 57 Smith, Willain ....... . ....... 57 Sorenson, Barry .•..... . . 57, 104 Steadman, Jalynn ..... 57, 84, 97 Stephenson, Sterling ......... 57 Stlel, Elaine ..•... . ......... 57 Stoedter. Heidi ........... 57, 98 Stone, Robert ...... 57, 104,133, 134, 147 Sturdevant, Keith ..... . ... 57, 98 Summerhays, Pamela .... 57, 63, 84,93 Sutherland, Debbie ... 57, 84, 154 Swenson, Del ... .... 57, 98, 104, 115, 133 Swllor, Milan . ..... .. ....•.. 122 T~dehara, Linda ...... ...•... 57 Takernorl, Jill . . ....... • ..... 57 Tate, Susan . . . ........ ..•... 57 Taylor, Patrick .... . . . ....... 57 Tazzer, Pamela . . .... .. ..... 57 Tempest, Jeff . ........ .... . 124

Terry, LeAnn .. . ... . .. •. ..... 57 Thacker, Christine ..... . ... . . 57 Thaxton, Mark ....... . ....... 58 Thomas, Gary .. . 58, 104, 115, 124 Thomas, Jill ............. 58, 84 Thompson, Mark . ....... . . .. 58 Thorn, Janie .. . . .. ... . ...... 58 Thorpe, Michael ... . ..... 58, 124 Timoney, Megan ... 58, 84,. 88, 91, 153, 154, 161 Titus, Dale .. . .. . .. . .... . 58, 98 Tobin, Sharon . . .. . ..... . . 58, 84 Tolman, Dawn .............. 58 Tripp, Linda . ........... . 58, 94 Troester, Darrell .. 58, 98, 104, 118 Velasquez, Debbie ........... 58 Vandenberg, Kim .... . ..... . . 58 Vawdrey, Jazan .. .. ......... 58 Veater, James ........... 58, 104 Wagstaff, Craig . .. ... 58, 104,124 Wagstaff, Tammy ..... . ...... 58 Wall, Brad ..•. .. . ... . . . .... 58 Walker, Leslee ............ . . 58 Walters, Karen ... 58, 84, 140, 150 Walkenhorst, Tamara .. . ... 58, 95 Walters, Kevin ...... 58, 114, 124 Walters, Larry . . . 58, 104, 115, 121 Washburn, Valerie ........... 58 Webster, Wade . . .. . ..... 58, 133 Weller, Wilma ... . ........ 58, 90 Wharton, Dennis .... ..... . . . 58 Whitmore, James .... 58, 104, 124 Woodruff, Diana ... . ...... 58, 98 Wright, Willard ....... . ... 58, 98 Wright, Debbie . .. . . . . . . . . .. . 58 Yaka, Robert . .... .. .... .. .. 104 Yates, Michelle . . . . ......... . 58 Yazhe, Maxine . . .. ..... . ... . 58 Young, Christine . ... . ..... . . . 58 Young , Harold . .. . . .. . ... .. . . 58 Young, Kenneth . . .... . . 58, 104, 115,124 Ziegler, Mark .. . ..... 58, 98, 111, 118, 124 Zupan, Charlene . ............ 58

P.S. This yearbook was completed on April 11 , 1974 at :20 in the 68 ° atmosphere of the yearbook haven on a cratched and banged up wood grain table. In the pres· ence of Mr. Gooch and all the staff.

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