1995

["KellieWaldram, Dani Davie, and Liza Right: Deniee Menziee, our awe-Gardner celebrate after the vic- eome goal keeper, releaeee the ball during a game.tory againet Provo.Above center: Tawni Eppereon, ourteam captain, 1e aeked to pull up herregular lowriding ehort6. (Jen Mliler,Angela Simpeon) Above: Mandy Stahl eneake the Front row: Dani Davie, Kellie Waldram, Second row: Jennrfer Grlbert. r. n!>ti Horroke, Jill Bennion. Ranie Carl!>on. Taw ball paet a Granite opponent. Eppereon, Mandy Stahl, Vicki Thoma!>, Liza Gardner, t:rl!>ten C.!16pt:reon, Third row: Errn DoaM, Lani Dennieon, Melli~~ Richarde, Jeri Miller, Liea Elliot, Denie;~ Menzree. Aubrey Angue, Anna Leavitt, Tyree Romero, Robyn Yocum, Holli Dekramt:f\u00ae98 Girls Soccer Back row: Coach Noble, Manager Brooke Leavitt, Heidi Pedersen, Landeey Nielson, Mindy Ludvigson, Stacy Storie, Arret Swan, Mindy Baumann, Angela Simpson, Nicole Staplee, Shannon Belka, Manager Erin Worthen, and Coach Jer~ Lauberehimer.","Left: Coach Noble talks to the team about new stratagies Jill Bennion attacks a Murray of-for the game. fensive forward to get the ball to Jordan teammates.Below: Jorda n'e varsity team members join in the middle todiecues the game while an injured player is removed from thefield. R.EGIDff CllfiiYIPS &C\u00bbCCE::.., P.egion champs for the second year in a row, the Lady Digger soccerteam members proved their talents and skills were unsurpassed. Facing and defeating tough opponents, the team's hard practices paid o-Ff. The CEU summer soccer camp gave the team a jump start on the season. Then for about five hours a day, team members endured the August heat to perfect their skills. It wasn't all hard work. Before each game the g;rls ate pizza wh\\\"le reviewing last-minute strategy. Especially tough games against Judge and Murray helped them to refine their ability to stay at the top in the sport and in displaying sportsmanship. SCORE BOARD'Watch out, coming through.\\\" Jeri Miller tries to steal the ball T mpvtew JorJan 0-7 Jordan t\/1 M rray 4 0from Judge. rdan (!16\\\"!3 ton 1-3 J dan (JI w:ltje 4 2 (-ran te ()!Jordan 0-5 f\\\"nMeW (JI Jordaro -2 Jordan fl.> l:yvlew 1-3 TOO<'Ie (JI Jordan 0 14 Viewmont (JJ Jordan 6-2 Murray @ Jordan 0\u00b74 Alta @Jordan 3 1 udq,. @ Jordan 0 3 ordan fiJ Gra~ te 7-0 Provo ~ Jorda,., 0 3 ..,ordan ()! ,.ooele 6-0 Olyrrp1.s (J; .;ordan ;:: 1 @Girls Soccer 99","Champs! Champs! Champs! echoed through Rice Stadium on a cold day in November 1994-95after the Jordan Beetdiggers trampled the Bear River Bears 27-7 for the 1994-954A state title. \\\"It was something we believed we could do all along,\\\" stated senior Jordan Footballcaptain Brian Davis. The Beetdiggers' season started early in July when most kidswere not even thinking about football. The Diggers came to practice at 6:00A.M. SCOREBOARDthree times a week. Then when August came around practice was every day, all day.For two weeks the team had more than one practice a day and for a full week they had Jordan12 WestJordan 9three. \\\"Summer practices were very hard,\\\" said senior receiver Seth Storms or'Grease', \\\"but now that we have won it I wouldn't trade it for the world.\\\" Jordan16 Bear River 7 Even though Jordan had two losses the team still went undefeated in region and Jordan12 Olympus 28claimed the region title with a shutout win over their rivals the Murray Spartans. Theirnext two wins over Provo and Woods Cross meant that the 'Diggers were going \\\"to the Jordan17 Judge 10turf'. Jordan 21 Cyprus 24 Their first opponent on the turf was the team that took them out last year, the Mt.Crest Mustangs. On an icy cold evening under the lights at Rice Stadium the Jordan Jordan24 Tooele 21Beetdiggers demolished the favored Mustangs 42-14. State finals here we come. Jordan13 East 7 On Thursday Nov. 17 the carpet at Rice was covered with a sheet of ice as the'Diggers set off to play Bear River in the state game. The stands were filled with Jordan 63 Granite 0thousands of fans, all of them drinking hot chocolate to warm their frozen bodies.There was much excitement as the first half ended with the 'Diggers on top. At half Jordan19 Murray 0time the Cheerleaders all grabbed a shovel and scraped the field completely clean forthe second half. As the final second ticked away in the game the Jordan Beetdiggers Jordan 28 Provo 18were on top 27-7. The field was mobbed with reporters, fans, parents, and students.A lot of blood, sweat and tears were shed that season. Ask any of the players if it was Jordan 13 Woods Cross 3worth it and you will get a smile, a really big smile. Jordan 42 Mt. Crest 14 Jordan 27 Bear River 7 -~ rt .,.._...-.,. ~ ~ ~....~\u00b7Fir&t Ro.v:.,.ra>lie Schmidt. Clark Wod' Fullmer, Matt Woody' Greenwood\u00b7. Mark Croo~. Colon Chat\\\" M.PU<Jhlln.Jar,.,nJen!len. Steve A tJrec,..t.Ry10r1 Sell<-~ oc <, Ju&t.in Hycle,Steve c;,.~Spencer Mirr ' Morn& ''M Vf', Jo&h L ntan. S~nd r:O.v:Mocha~:l Stuart. f.yan Plant, U.nc\\\" IJut ~ .cner\u2022\u2022, Trent We'c.h. Bl ; e John60n'\\\", Dan Mayer&, Anthony Bcre, John DWIJeremy Wall. Danny Pori' l.emre, Brent VatVakll. Thtrd P..o.v: Ty50n Wardrop. JO!>r Turnbow,Gody Willlllm!l, ~odtl Hoff<:lln\\). Vcn Ande1110n. Ala, B\u00b7cck. Bill Bulkley, Tyler Green'\\\", Sholl,...Bt:l'ltn& Evan&. Sam Myer!l, JDrcd Jamt:&. Fourth Row: Nlchol.ll& Roco, I.Pn Allen. Nick'Hack aw' John60n, ~eon Wel;tl>,l~an Xri>IJ~'\\\"\u00b7 Tr ovi!l Huii'\\\"\\JI:r, Roch Summere. M1~e Helm. ArtJJReed, Ben KHOO:I, Bnan KwDnt,Ju!lttn f'lley, I'ICO Fnt>nZII' Bn\/ln rJlrter. Steve D;'Jniel&. t:nc 5 lndcr&on, Mario r l;trfZIO, Brett Willo.llrn!>'\u00b7....a&or1h ..llrner, M.Prc Morri!l.JBme& Burt. GlflJenoon. Filth Row: Seth 'Greao:;e'Starm&, JMonBrc wn, '\\\"\\\" 'Fr<Jnk' Oav;\u2022 \u00b7.Cory Tllb' Fal:>rlzic\/, ~ron tSpr \u2022tl .TOilVDivaka\u2022 ', 6ryce Wright., Andy Ffat.5 Fullmer. S1xth f!ow MM.!l9~rHeather Ambroto~. Mtch..,lll' Mr.Nivr.n, rnd Jody Bakr:r \u2022AU-Region ..All-State I00@ Varsity Football","Semor ldcker Andy Fullmer trie5 OliRSITYflJlJT81illhrs be5t to keep his leg5 warm ~E= .&. E=during the game against Granite.Above: Senior AII\u00b7SU!te and All\u00b7 Region runnmg back Lance Kener tries to get as Top Right:Senior tight end Brian D.11vis runs through the human tunnelmany yards a5 he can sg.1:un6t Provo as Matt Powell prepares for al:>lock. of students and parents thinking he is one !:>ad dude! Al:>ove: Seniorrunn1ngl:>ack Shane Evans, aided !?ya tackling Brian Davis, runs for one of hi5 many fir5t downs thi5 year against Provo. @Varsity Football 101",":\u00a3! :\u00a3! Top Left: Senior All State Captain TylerGreen d ieplaye how he feele about hie football team after taking etate.(Aeeietant Coach Jarvie) Top Right: Lance Kener. Cohn Maughan, and Coby Fabrizio watcb ae the1r quaterback SpP.ncer Morri5 tnee for a firet down '\\\"the 5tate game. Above: Senior defen5ive lineman Toa Vaivaka celebratee after wfnnmg the 5tate title. Middle Right:Coach Birch emile5 and proudly holde the etate title trophy while embracing Tyler Green after winning the championehip game. Bottom Right: Matt Powell and ManGree11wood 11ack upCobyFabrrz,oa5 he makee a great interception to help the 'Diggere wrn the 6tate game.102@ State Football Game","Sophomore Football.A.~~\u00ad JE=- d.~I op Row: Coach BabiMki, John Whicker. Barrett Will eon, Steve Capp5, Mike Lamb. Arthony Hill, Andy Hadlock, Matt Moffett, Jeff Setterber~. DavidLlngwall, Coach Egar Third Row: Ben Smitl'>, Jeff Frock Jo5h Linton, Brondor Preece. Ricco Fabrizio, Neol Wri~ht. Kevin Laroon. Jeff Randal, JaceOt>bome, Phil Berry. Bryan Betenoon. Second Row: Todd Tyler. Nathan Meacham, Rod Chet>ire. Tracy Schmidt, Matt Wehunt, Larry Jacobt;en. KevinQuinn. D.J. Boyd, Nathan Boden. Spencer Hilier. Fir5t r'ow: Gre~ Gnffit.ht>, Cat>ey Colton,lan Allen, Nick f'aco Rico. Mike Jeppoon, Taylor Bu,.U,n, MattBw nham, Burke liawkiM, Troy Gray SCOREBOARDJordan 22 W. Jordan 14 Jordan 21 Tooele 24Jordan 20 Jordan 22 Granite 23Jordan 22 Bear River 21 Jordan 19 Murray 14Jordan 7 Jordan 16 EaBtJordan 7 OlympuB 16 34 Judge 21 CypruB 17 @Sophomore Football 103","-C.&.-.:7-r-:l:e\u00bb~ Potentially Dangerous The wrest ling team fought long and 1994-95hardtoach\u00b7evetheirgoal .Theystartedout on the right foot by having one or Below : Gregory Pouloon, Nicholas Roberte. ana Wrestlinamore members ranking int he topth ree Paul Barela took the three top ranking place& inin fo urteen different weight divisions this year's Cowboy Invitational. f2~QreJ,oar~atthisyear's Cowboy lnvitat ionaImeet.They walked away from the Cowboy Re..,urd: 4 win~. 10 lot.\u2022 cr.Invitational wit h the second place tro-phies for both varsity and junior var- Jordan 27 t\u00b7illlcrc&t 48sity. The long-awaited stat e compet i- Jordan Huntert ion brought glory to our school: we Jordan 21 Span h For'f. 56finished 9th in the overall division. Jordan ?6 Wet o1Individual members ranked as follows: .Jordan 33 Kearn&Brett Williams-1st, Chucody McNiven- Jordlln WootlG Croor, 472nd, Andy Reed-3rd,Joshua Maw-4th, Jordan 40 Graniteand Aaron Mendenha ll -6t h. Jordan Alta 32 Jordan 46 We tJordan 34 JordM 71 B1ngnam Jordan 12 .Jordar\u2022 28 Roy Jordan Hri ere t 49 Jordan 19 Murray 41 20 rooele 42 54 39 32 31 37 31 41 41Bottom: Toa Vaival::a force~ his man aown. l!21J!lli!Ull<!l1: ~ 8team GrantsVIlle 2nd place 16teamBottom Right: Thisyear's motto i&&hown ona sh1rt \u00a3> t~amworn by a proua spectator Amcrl an Fori: 3rd p ce Jordan lrwitattonal 3ra paceBelow : Alan Beck puehee hie man to the mat. Rc{:!on 3rd p e State 9th out of 25",":.:.E:::EK::I::a;r::.:\u00bb sc.:::a;r.::s fiJrestling Left: Back Row: Tony Curtis, Gr~ory Poulson, MichaelWeidauer, MatthewMoffit,AndrewHadlock, Joshua Maw, Ke11ta Ohashi, Ricco Fabriz1o, Cody Williame. Kurt.~e Horrocks, Coach Chris Babineki. Row 5: Adam Perry, Barrett Willson, Jessie Thomp\u00b7 son, Keith Dumas, Jared Ogden, Brett Allen, Nicho- las Roberts, Jeremy Webb, Levi Ernst, Thomas Cowley, Richard Hansen. Row 4: Bill Bulkley, Simon Logan, Troy Gray, Matthew Reich, Jacob Boucil, Travis McCleery, Amanda Coleman, Shawn Williams, Adam Carter, Shawn Milne, David Lucero, Dustin Gerber, Coach Bart Street. Row 3: Brett Williams, Andy Reed, Chucody McNiven, Paul Barela, Alan Beck,Jason Brown, Brian Anderson, Tracy Schmidt, TrevorReee, Andrew Rasmussen, Aaron Mendenhall, Matthew Burnham, Derek Stocking, Jacob Palmer, Coach Justin Pelch. Row 2: Robert Short, David Nielson, Carl Svedin, Aaron Carter, David Rees, ColeyRaddon,Ciarkfullmer,ScottStocking,James Gardner.ScottCravens, Todd Tyler, Nicholas Simon. Row 1: Managere: GingerCarlson, Michelle McNiven, Heather Ambrose, Jody Baker, Crystal Macomber, Arminda Maxon, Jenn1fer Colvin, Misty Nichol. Not P1ctured\u00b7 Samnetta Kern, Joshua Ducourant, Steven Hansen, Richard Perry, Joshua Coo~. Ruesell Neibuhr, and Daniel Neibuhr. Above: Rues Neibuhr takes his man doWn for the count. Above Left Lady Beets, back row: Mandy Johnson, Vice President; Ang,eOisen, President; JanaeSnow, Treasurer; Kerryn Chrietensen, Secretary. Front Row: Angle Graham, Stephani Bills. Tracl Vaillancourt, Pauence Bouchard. Far Left: Chucody McNiven stretches out before an Important match. He went on to win 2nd place 1n state. Left: Aaron Mendenhall and Clark Fullmer show us their most unusual moves at one of their daily practices. Wrestling\u00ae 105","Splish SplashS-..rri:K21zt1i:ll1g &L311d. I \u2022i..,-ill1g Coach Brad Meyers, a Mt. Jordan teacher, led the 'Digger swimmers to a notable year of achievements. With a teamthat Tyler Sohm termed \\\"the best we've had in four years,\\\" the athletes competed against the state's top three teamsin region trials. Their \\\"secret weapon\\\"? Before each meet, many of the 'Diggers guzzled honey to give them quick sugar energy. Theylearned the trick from Matt Wehunt, a former Judge swimmer who made his mark this year on Jordan's team. To break the tension of daily two-hour workouts at the Mt. Jordan pool, many of the male team members wore bowtieswith their Speedos. Not exactly a fashion statement, but definitely eye-catching.Amy Jo Tyler 5tretche6 into a cla55ic butterfly po6e.Back Row: Nick Russell,Jake Ljundberg, Nolan May,Tyler James, TrevorJames,Nicole Yawn, TomokoNarizuka, Miniko Shino,Sheri Westley, BenjaminRussell; Row Three: CoachBrad Meyers, Dania!Springer, Tony Stout, An-drew Garvoille, Tyler Por-ter, Devon Swenson, PaulBoran, Chris Ebert, ShawnFrewin, Manager BambiMeyers; Row Two: ChristieJohnson, Tad Lloyd, Chris-t-ine Whitehead, MattWehunt, Joey Russell,Evonne Price, Tori Hagen,Spencer Lamoreaux, Lind-say Griffiths, Tawnie Wil-son, Coach JenniferWeeks;Front Row: Carolyn Ashby,Dave Swenson. Amy JoTyler, Marshall Sayer,Marjorie Wallace, TylerSohm(\u00a7)106 Swimming\/Diving","Above: Sheri Westley meditates before a big race.Top Left: Holley Locke arches as she leaves the diving board. Hergood form producedhigh scores.fop Right: Carolyn Ashby grips the starting block m anticipation of the start.Left: Humility shows plainly on the face of Marshall Sayer. He reigned supreme infree style races this year.@Swimming\/Diving I 07","Seniore Tyler Chrieteneen. Jamee D<Wifi. Chrie Wintle, and L an<J Kempton focue. on Jordsn football while Adam Mendenf>all take!? 11 breather.p E Junior Lani Dennit>on exibite her Digger Me.. Quinn and Digger Dan e.top pumping up Pride at thie year'e Night Rally. Return\u00b708@I People ing alumni and etudente from different the crowd at the fir6t etate play-off game echoole enjoyed t he fun . agaiMt f'rovo to poee for a quick 'Kod11k moment\\\" .","BEETDIGGER BOSSES Jordan High has \\\"Beet the Benga l\\\" out of him. Who is he? He is our new principa l,Mr. Lovato (pictured at the left), who came to us from Brighton High School in thespring of 1994, and said \\\"Jordan students have welcomed me. I feel right at home.\\\"In addition to Mr. Lovato, Mr. Marsh, our new assistant principal from Eastmont,and Mrs. Sorenson, our intern assistant principal, joined the Jordan ranks. Th is year's administrative tea m had a unique challenge. Notonlydidtheytakecareof the students at Jordan, they also had to prepare for the transfer to the newJordan High School. Many meetings, tough decisions, and hours of time wererequired for this task. Hard work and dedication were two of the many characteris-tics of this year's administrators. A5~i~tant Principal~: M5.Gardner Mr. Worthen Mr. Marsh LPP Intern: Me. Soren~onAdminl5trators from left to right.: M5. Ga rdner. Mr. Lovato.Mr. Mar6h, Mr. Worthen. and M6. Sorenoon Admini stration@ 109","The only thing President: Spencer Morris I have to say is Vice President: Coby Fabrizio \\\"Nothing Gold Secretary: Nicole Christiansen Girls' Senator: Mitzi Stevens can stay.\\\" Boys' Senator: Garrett Daw We're outa here! Spencer Morris11 0@ Seniors","Tiffany AagardJennifer AbeleJoAaamsKatrina AhmannDeeJay AllenBrandie AllisonMaritza AnayaSummer AndersonTrent AndersonVon AndersonLouise AndrusKathryn ArgyleCarolyn AshbySuzi AubreyRebecca BaarzSterling BaileySuzette BaileyKyle BakeLev1BakerLee BaldwinKimberly BantaPaul BarelaAlan BeckAndrea BeecherRyan BellJill BennionJason BessJeffrey BettonBertram BihlerSunny B1rdTHE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Karen Deem and Brent Tate\u00aeSeniors III","MOST LIKELY TO BE A TALKSHOW HOST Mitzi Stevens and Garrett Daw Jennifer Bland Carrolyn Blanda Robert Blodgett Dominic Bodell Amy Bogenrief Julie Boggess Lauren Botkin Deanna Bowser Becky Bradshaw Matthew Brewer Darrell Broadhead Michael Bronscn Aimee Brown Courtney Brown Heather Brown Jason Brown Pamela Brown Briant Brunisholz Henry Burfieltl Randy Burke BenJamin Burkhart Michelle Burleigh Jamie Burningham Ryan Bush Kay Cahoon Kyle Callieter Ginger Carlsen Ranie Carloon Terry Carloon Ronald CarrollI 12@ Seniors","Brian Cart<:r Hope: Ca5per Knetc:n Casperson Kc:vm Case Jai Chaffin Cindy Chanthavong Alex Chavez Ben Chnetc:nsen Juet,n Chnstc:nsen Troy Christensen Tyler Christensen Nicole Christiansen Hong Chung Machee Clawson Burgess Cline Waltc:r Cline Jamie Cobbley Kc:l Cool: Jacob Cozzens Nicole Crane Gregory Crofoot Marl: Cr\u00b7ook Bnttni Cummings Kyla Cunningham Lauren Curtis Russell Curtis Natalie: Cutright 5tc:ve Daniele Dan1c:l Daugaard Brian Dav15IHE BESI COUPLES Ranie Carlson and Colin Maughan (Left) Nicole Christianson and Brent Noble (Right) @Seniors I 13","MOST LIKELY TO BE PRESIDENT Marjorie Wallace and Tyler Green Danielle Davi~ Jame~ Davi~ Garrett Daw Chri~tine Day Martina Day Karen Deem Heidi Den~ley Marcy DeSpain Jeremy Diel Bryan Dillon Ravi Dodballapur Aly~ha Druce Philip Dunn Samuel Durkee Kri~tin Earl Jacob Ea~dale Brandon Ebert Chri~topher Ebert Rachel Egelund Suzanne Elia~ Meli~~a Engli~h Amy Epper~on Tawni Epper~on Kenny Evan~ Shane Evan~ Tri~ha Evan~ Coby Fabrizio Mario Fabrizio Brian Fairbank~ Candace Farn~worth114@ Seniors","Deanna FarnsworthShawna FifeAshley F\\\"sherKeith FisherAngela FlanaganSean FletcherTracy ForgieFaiana FotofiliNicole FredricksonMeghan Frisl7yKara FrostAncJy FullmerKenna GarciaCarolee GarcJinerLiza GarcJnerAndrew GarvoilleJennifer GeigleMisty GieseJenn1fer G1.bertJaime GilsonCori GoulcJingTyter GreenCocJy GreeneJeff GreenwellMatthew GreenwoocJBrian GriffithSean GuymonTori HagenAlisa HallAryanne HallTHE BIGGEST AIRHEADS Angie Olsen and David Howell\u00aeSeniors I 15","THE BIGGEST BRAINS Marilyn Meacham and Spencer Morris Jared Hall Natalie Hall!> Richard Han5en Timothy Harc.fman Mike Harri!> Sunny Hawkin!> Brett Haymond Mary Haynie Adam Hegewald Richarc.f Heidt Michael Helm Ca!>ey Henich Julieann Herman Carmenlita Herrera Summer Herrick Jo6hua Hill Kri!>Uil Hirech1 Tyre Holfeltz Heather Holloway Mark Holmgren Kri!>ti Horrock!> DtJVid Howell Jooey Haun Mira Hubel Rhiana Hughe5 Sarti Hunter Carter lntharath Robyn lpoon Jeremiah Jack!>on Andrea Jacobeen@I 16 Seniors","Jared James Jaron Jarvis Cody Jenkins Tina Jenkins Gary Jensen Jaren Jensen Ross Johns Brandon Johnson Jeremy Johnson Mandi Johnson Sarah .;ohnson Shane Johnson Sonja Johnson Matthew Jones Liana Kempton Lance Kener Monica Kener Erin Keough AmyKeysaw Nitaya Khamsouk Darcy Kmg Karolee Knudsen James Kraft Kristin Kraggerud Summer Krause Sherri Kunz Shands Laiwakete Amy Lake Kirt Larsen Ryan LarsenTHE BEST DRESSED Suzi Aubrey and Seth Storms (\u00a7}Seniors I 17","MOST LIKELY TO PLAY PRO SPORTS fawni Epperson and Matt Powell C.as5y L.at.un Brooke Le.aVltt Laune Levoreen Shahar.a Linnebach KaiCee littlefield Ryan Lloyd Brooke Love M.arc1e Lovell Edward Lucero Ivan lucero Sharlyn Lundberg Aly5e Lybbert. Layne MaJon; Chad Mangum Erica M<Jt.f>umori Colin Maughan Jo5hu.!l Maw Roo!> May John McAIIieter Catherine McCoy Sarah McKn1ght. Chucody McNiven Rory McOua1d Manlyn Me11cham Jody Meek!> KayDee Meek6 Adam Mendenhall Pat-5 e MenZJe5 SuZllnne M 115 5f'l'lwn M1fne118@ Seniors","Cry5tal M1tchell Jarrod Mitchell Mindie Moore Ju5tln Morgan Spencer Morri5 Julie Morri50n Tara Morrow Brett M055 Richard Nance Brandi Nault Michael Naylor Rada Nel50n Cynthia Niel5on Wendy Niel&on Ryan Nigh Clay Nil&&on Brent Noble Timothy Norri& Chandy Oloren&haw Angela Ol&en Ray Ol5en Jennifer Orgill f~eather Orme Emily O&borne Todd Ovard Stacy Ovennan Monica Paci:ard Logan PacKer David Park Krista ParkTHE BIGGEST FLIRTS Amy Jo Tyler and Tyler Christensen Seni ors \u00ae 11 9","THE CLASS CLOWNS Jaime Gilson and Randy Burke Anna Parker Matthew Parker Ruth Parkin Clinton Patocka 1racy Paul Maryann Payne Danny Peacock Jeff Peay Jeremy Peckham Holley Perry Melanie Perry Darnell Peter5on Erik Peter5en Randy Peter&en Roy Peter&en Jon Pew 5tacyPeul Cri&tina Phlong Jamie Pike Ryan Plant J~h Powell Matt Powell Arne Qua&t Jooh Querry Andrea Quinn Kri&tine Rai&eh John Redd David Reee Kimberly Reich Jeri R1chardoon120@ Seniors","M1chael RobertsCarri Robi50nMatthew Robi50nM1chael Roger-5Richard RossJoel RussellShauna SandersMe11nda SaxeyMarehall SayerRyan ScadlockTravis SchmidtLindsey SchoneAngela SchwanebeckJosh SevyNicole SharplesJesse ShawKody SheffieldJ~hua ShelleyPamilla ShoemakerTraci ShortSarah ShryersAngelia ShumwayAmanda SiegristTonya S1mLillian SimmonsChns SinkAnn SloanAaron SmithBryan SmithJacob SmithTHE MOST TALKATIVE Monica Packard and Josh Hill @Seniors 121","MOST LIKELY TO BE RICH AND FAMOUS Brittni Cummings and Ryan Plant Jeremy Snow Tyler Sohm Eric Sorenson Kay Spencer Mandy Stahl Brian Steadman Mitzi Stevens Chaille Stewart Clint Stocking Adam Stokes Sarah Stone Seth Storms Anthony Stout Ryan Stuart Charles Sullivan Rich Summers Amber Swan Corie Swenson David Swenson Brent Tate John Taylor Devin Thedell Angela Thomas David Thomas Vicki Thomas Stuart Thompson Tyler Thornton Catie Tillett LeAnne Timmerick Nicole Timothy122@ Seni ors","Dan TophamEmtly .,.uellerWilliam Tullo5Jodi TurnbowEllie TurnidgeAmyJo TylerBrett UnzagaBrandon ValerioRuth VangWade VanHornPatrick V'-;;5erShelly VoigtlaenderKellie WaldramJeffrey WalkerWhitney WalkerJeremy WallJe56ica WallaceKeven WallaceMarjorie:: WallacelanWam!7oldLt5aWotoonMi6tl Wat5on.Kimberlee Watt5Sharolyn WeaverAmy WebbJame5Wc::bbLeon WebbTere5a WebberTrevorWec::k5Michael WeidauerWOULD DO ANYTHING FOR ATTENTION Courtney Brown and Tyler Sohm@Seniors 123","ABLE TO EAT THE MOST IN ONE SITTING Liza Gardner and Andy Fullmer Chri~ Welch Meli~~a Welling Nate We~ten~kow Amanda White Lauranna White Shelly Whitehead DeeAnn Wilke~ Brett William~ Jeremy William~ Lonnie William~ Sarah William~ Shawn William~ Rebecca Will~on Dyan Wil~on Tawnie Wil~on AmyWinn Chri~topher Wintle Bryan Wolfley Emily Woodman Jeannene Woolley Erin Worthen Nichole Yawn Lance Yergen~en Frank Young Sandra ZwangI )124 Seniors","Above: Sarah Stone expresses her excitement at the semi-final state game. Above middle: Ryan Bush and Brent Tate concentrate on the Jordan vs. Mt. Crest semi-final football game. Above left: Foreign exchange student Seffi Koch enjoys the food and fun of Farmers Market. Left: Monica F'ackard,JenniferGilbert. and Sharlyn Lundberg \\\"smile pretty for the camera\\\" at the championship football game. Far left: Louise Andrus and Jaime Gilson showtheirschool spiritbycheer- ing on the football team at Rice Sta\u00b7 dium .Above: Karen Deem and Shelly Whitehead exclaim that \\\"Jordan is #1\\\" during lan Wambold proves that evolution isthe Jordan vs. Mt. Crest game. M.any seniors loved to show their pride at possible by letting the animal in himathletic event..s. out. @Seniors 125","\\\"Four out of President: Brian Kwant five ain't bad .\\\" Vice President: Kevin Doyle Br..:~r. Kwant Secretary: Andy Reed Girls' Senator: Rachel Greenwood126@ Junior Officers Boys' Senator: Clark Fullmer","Left: Teri fo5ter i5 intrigued by the crazy 5tunt5 veing pulled at the \\\"Get Acquainted A55embly\\\". Below: Stephanie Lar5on l<now5 how to attract at- tention: \\\"StriKe a po5e '. Above: Mike McCloy realizes he may have said too much during a game of\\\"Truth or Dare\\\".Above: Cory Reese. Melanie Lmge. and Andy Wat.60nprepare them5elves for the football champ1onshipgame by vunaling ..Jp.Left: A startled Holhe Hoff'l1ann s Cllught, mid-bite,by a yearoool: photographer dunng A-lunch. Juniors@ 127","Amy Adams Timothy Adams Jared Ahlstrom Mindi Ahl!>trom Steve Allm~cht Crystal Alex~mder Lindsay Alfrey M cah AII<Jredqe Brett Allen Bri~tney Allen Jonathan Allen Heather Aml:>rD!>t Chns Anderoon K!Jdy Anaeroon Jared AnJru~> Aul:>rey Anqu~> Li!>ll Arthur Micah At>hman Aml7er Atk1nson Roeer Atkinson Je!ls,ca Aust,, Adam Bailey Jody Baker rr'l iVi!> Baker ()1wid 13aldwin Jesse Barl:>our Swtt Barlow Kelh Barney Rllchel Barney Hailey B\/lrton Csmron Batt:man Shelley Bauer ChnstOphe\u2022 Bee k Beth Bt:dke Melan1e Beers Bnan Bt:'esley Anthony Berq Sarah Best Jo!>cph Bigler Stt:pham Bills Tnnlty Bills Jcr1r1rfer Brrrcll GUinaviere Bisel Cui Miel Bi~>hop Heidi Bit>hop Justin Black r,..,John Blodgett Boren Josh 6os Ah!lh \\\" Bowles JaMI Bwdl:>ury Jason Bradl:>ury Karen Brad~ord Nancy Br.Plh,haw JDmes Brlldy J,pmcs Bnmhall128@ Juniors","R,yan Bnnkemoff Broo~e Broadhead Wayde Brol:>er~ Jame!> Brockway Brent Broml:>er~ Jare<J Bu1st Bill Bulkley Cand1ce Burch J05hua Burdet te Ke ly B.,rge55 Susan Burk nshaw Em 1Burt James Burt Jeremy Butterfield Amanda Caldwell J 1na Caldwell Br11d Carpenter Cliff Carpenter Cn ~ty Carpenter Adam Carte\u2022 Mackenz e Carter Every year, Jordan students and staff \\\"dig\\\" into their 'DIGGERS \\\"DIG\\\" INpockets and donate to the homeless shelters. \\\"Sub for Santa\\\" \\\"Sub for Santa\\\" started a few weeks before Christmas fyter Green and Marjone Wallace dreoo t;he part; t;a collect avacation. Twice a week student body officers wearing elonat;ion from Jo~Hl Carloon.Santa caps traveled from class to class during firstperiod to collect donations. Even though most students and staff gave out of thegoodness of their hearts, students and staff were re-warded for donating: for each dollar donated, the stu-dents and staff received four raffle t ickets in return . Once the goal of $5,000 was set, the race among firstperiod classes began. Every student was eager to reachthe goal - but not without motivation. In years past, theS.B.0.1s performed some wild and crazy acts to motivatestudents. This year, however, small things were done alongthe way: when $2000 was reached, Tyler Sohm, ColinMaughan, and Ryan Plant dressed upas\\\"lovely\\\"women,at$2500, the male S.B.0.1s shaved their legs, at $3000Marjorie Wallace and Mrs. frost wore their pajamas. Whenthe Beetdiggers finally reached $5000, Marjorie dyed herhair maroon while the male S.B.0.1S shaved their heads.Watching this was worth every penny that was donated. Juniors@ 129","Valerie Casper Rand Champion Brian Chapman Jeff Chapman Chelsea Cheshire Shawn Christensen Wesley Christensen Kyle Christopherson Aaron Clanton Tony E. Claudio Roxanne Clayton Kristin Cline Trystal Cobbley Alicia Collins Misty Colvin JawnCont Jade Conrad Anthony Cook Cori Coomes Jennifer Corum Tisha Cosby Jamie Cottle Gina Cowdell Jason Cowley Josh Coy Carl Crane Scott Cravens Justin Crawford Wendy Crawford Jeremy Crocker Jared Crowther Jeremy Cunnin~ham Natalie Cutler Chad Dalton Daniel Darlin~ Erin Dau~herty Kristin Davis Andrea Delahunty Tyson Delic Lani Dennison Deborah Densley Jared Denslow Kathleen Denton Christian Difrancesco Brandon Dimick Kevin Doyle Kerry Ducourant Ryan Dumas Marykay Dunfield John Dupaix Stephanie Earl Jimianna East Kirstie Eckerdt Bart Eichelberger Mark Ekblad Lisa ElliottI )130 Juniors \u2022","Br;an Evenoon Mona E.verill Erin Everoon Ang e Eward 5hauna Faddis lyndee Fellows Rachel Ferriera Benjamin F'nnegan Tnst.an Ftsher Kelly Fivecoat K ndra Fletcher ..,o5oe Frandsen Amie Freeman Shawn Frewin Roi:>ert Fuerer John Fukuda Barf)' Fullmer Clark Fullmer Michael Fullmer R~er Gai:>orski HEY, GOTTA HALL PASS? Campus Security: 5UZllnne Wren, John Tullos, and Kaye WoUJ'rl. \\\"Come in Jordan 6, 7, or 8. What's your 20?'' The static cackles as one of our new campus securitymembers responds to a call for help. Increased enrollment this year provided the option for Mr. Lovato to hire an additional assistantprincipal or to hire personnel to patrol the halls and serve as general troubleshooters. Suzanne Wren, whosaid,' I've had otherjobs but this is the most rewarding,\\\" is married. is the mother of two boys, and lovesto waterski, hunt, fish and camp. John Tullos,aformerBeetdigger,attended Salt lake Community Collegeafter putting In a full day atJHS, working toward his teaching degree. Kaye Wozab, who said that she lovesJHS students and staff members, is a single mother and grandmother of two. Did we love the new campus security people'? 10-4. Juniors@ 13 1","Julianne Gardiner Mllrk Garrett Tierny Garri~on Ja~n Gate~ Benj<Jmln Gerona DDnnll Gtll:>erg Du5t.mG~er Erica Gire Joni Goff Je55 Grandy Ryan GrMette RyDn Gree~field Cele5te Greertwood Rachel Greerr.vood L.ndsay Gnffit.t-5 Jeremy Grlmt>hllw Edmond Gu5taf5on RoryHall l.llur11 H11n~en ZDk tUln~n Brtttllny HDrJman EIDme Harmon ABron H.arri5 Sun~hine Ha~lam Rach11el Healey JDclyn Hellier Ltn5ey Hen~n Tad<~ ~ofel ng Hollu: Hoffmann J05hull 11olfeltz Aly&ill Holme~ Meliea l Holmea Travia Hullinger Andrea Hunter Greg Hunter J11red Hutching& Andrew J11ck~on Ale5hll Jacol:>~n Trcvor James Tyler JaMe5 Jenn fer JDyne Kn5ttn Jen\u2022 n5 Marn1 Jt:nkin5 Emily Jen~en Rol:>ert Jen!>en Arl\\J\\\"Ia Jenoon f>hllne Jen60n J e f f e r y Jev.<.e5 61al:t: John!!On Blake 5. JohnMn Connie John5on M1kkl John5on Ntcholll& John60n Kel:>e~h John60n TyJohnoon 6rentJonea132@ Juniors","Lori Jone5 Marc Jorg,o:n5en Mandy Kartchner BenKeil John Keloon Amanila Kener Clint Kt:nnedy Rol>ynn Ker5h\\\"5n k J a ke l \\ e y ! ; s w ram \\\"-h0f19 r hong(;()un Khouangra5vong!>ay riffany Killough Korey Kinder Aaron Klf19 ryter K1r khaM Kevin Ktrton Sarah Klcfe.ky Scffi Koch Zane Koch KpKotter Dartell uchnTHE NUMBERS CRUNCH Bumping shoulders and overcrowded lockers were sights that became all too common in the halls of Jordan High this year. lhe student population increased from 1,200 in 1993-1994 to 1,600 in 1994-1995. Perhaps the hardest hit by the increase were the teachers. Many teachers gave up their conference periods to teach additional classes in order to accommodate the extra students. lhe students had no easy task in the middle of all of this either: many shared lockers with two other people instead of just one. Some students also had the problem of not having enough desks in their classrooms for the first weeks of the school year. lhree extra portable classrooms were added. lhe counselors. along with the reg'strar, completed over 100 schedule changes just to reduce the sizes of classes, some of which had more than 45 students in them. What will next year bring? Because the new school will not be ready in the fall, we will have to cram 1,900 students in the halls. Friendly, huh? Junior~ @ 133","Brian Kwant Amantla laiwakete Kri$topher lang We$ton lar$en Allen lar$On Stephanie lar$On Semi$i Latu Martha Lawrence Le$lie Leatherwootl Anna Leavitt April Leavitt Antlre LeMay Jo$eph Leonartl Amantla Lever Margaret lewi$ Melanie Linge Kri$tie Linnell Toni Linthaoorn Stephanie lit$ter Tatl Lloytl li$alobato Holley Locke Mi$ti Lombartli De$aray lopez Nicole lozano Chri$ti<iln Luca$ J<iiretl LuCa$ Zach Lutllow Ry<iin Luntlberg Tyoon lybbert Atlam Lynch Ben lyon Aubrey Mace Wently M<iingeloon Je$$iC<ii Marcovecchio Emily Marque$ L<iintlen Martin D<iilla$ Mat$UOka H<iinn<il M<iitthews D<iiniel Mayers Amy Mayne Ch<iitl McCleery Mich<iiel McCloy C<ii5ey McCoy Br<iintlen McDonaltl Brian McDonaltl Tonya McEwan Davitt McGowan Rachael McNary Michelle McNiven Sh<iirlene McOmber Shauntil Metline Am<iintl<ii Meekins M<iix Mehl S<iir<iih Mele$kie Aaron Mentlenhall134 \u00ae Juniors","Sally Merritt Baml:>i Meye~ Karen Meyer Jeri Miller Revert Moore Enc Morley Del1orah Morrea I Marc Morri!> Benjamin Morrow Brent Morten!X:n Alfonoo M05quera Jon Mount.eer Todd Mumford Sam Mye~ Oeven Na!>h Kris Neider Sean Neloon Tol;>y Neloon Patrick Niel>uhr Jennifer Nilsen Christopher NortonLEAVING\u00b7 IN STYLE Re-t..rcl':6; Mr. Jerry Fiehcr, Mr. Noal Bol1ger, Mr. Perry Brady \\\"I plan to do what I want, when I want, and how I want, \\\"said Mr. Jerry Fisherwho was one of three retiring faculty members this year. Mr. Noal Bolliger's postretirement plans were more specific; he planned to fish, work with his horses andjust relax. Looking forward to teaching his grandchildren to golf and ride horses,Mr. Perry Brady will look back at his years at Jordan and his friendships withfellow coach Hal Hale and principals Mont Bishop and Jerry McCleary. All threewill take with them special memories of JHS including working with students andstaff to help create unity and to value our traditions. Juniors @ 135","Daniel Oleon Joehua Oman Heather Orton Travie Oecareon Bryan Oemond Jennifer Oethetf Jeremy Parker Dan Parkin Angela Patocka Aaron Pavlowich Bol:>l:>yPaxman Mike Pealo Jamee Pearce Marty Pelch Todd Pendleton Aml:>ree Penrod David Petereen lrietan Petereon Shannon Petrick Phillip Pettereeon Eliee Pfeifer Janet Powell Mariana Powell Evonne Price Juetin Price Nicole Price Jaeon Pugmire Krieti Puleipher Amanda Pyle Coley Raddon Joe Rajeavong Andrew Raemueeen Bryan Raemueeen Jeff Raemueeen Andy Reed Cory Reeee 1'ravie Reevee Panja Reinert Sergio Rendon Melanie Reyee Juetin Riley Byron Roach Breezy Rol:>erte Amy Rol:>inett Chrietian Rol:>inoon Jacot> Rol:>inoon Becky Rogue Myeti Rorman Duetin Roee John P.owland Juetin P.unyan Nickolae Rueeell Trevor Saiz Eric Sandereon Britney Sandquiet David Schaelling136@ Juniors","Jolynne Scro;,JginRyan Scro;,JginDavid Se55ion5Tiffany SeverTawnie Shepherc:lAlecia SlaterChrie>ta SmithLe51ie SmithMatt SmithCindy SnowKri5tmaSnowShannon Sommer5Nicholll5 SpencerSara Staple5Michael Stoddarc:lByron SprattWe5 StarkMontStarleyWilliam SteerDavia Steven5Marc Steven5 BOOT-SCOOTIN-BOOGIE This year a popular pastime for many JHS students was country dancing. From the novice to the experienced, everyone had a blast. One favorite, the barn dance, began with dance partners circling on the floor and ended with a swing to a new partner. The rustic Historic Wheeler Farm sponsored high school country dancing nights every Wednesday and Friday. Amid museum relics and wagon wheels, students met new people and had a great time.Brad u rpenter lift!:i Alicia Collinv dunng a high6Chool n1qht. at Wheeler Farm. @Juniors 137","Marty Stevem; Scott Stocking Michael Stoddard Daniel Stone Michael Stuart Shannon Stuart Sarah Sutton James Swenoon Kami Terry Heidi Thacker Zachary Thackeray Jenny Thompson Tasha Thompson Jack Threet Marco Ti1717itts Jamie Troyer Alexandria Trujillo Chris Truswell Brenda Tucker Joshua Tuml>o.v Dawn Uril7e Brent Vaivaka Tory Vigil Garett Walker Quinn Wall Christopher Wallace Tyoon Wardrop Jennifer Wasmer Andy Watoon Hattie Wayman Spencer Weat17roor WayneWe'r:Jer Aaron Weight Trent Welch TigeWell~ Brent West Roger West Ryan West Karli Westley Anita White Jenny White Renee White Jeffrey Wilkeroon Carolyn Willey Amanda Williams Cheryl Williams Cody Williams Kimberly Williams Tia Williams Christopher Wii!IOn Derrick Wiloon Mary Wiloon Rose Windoor Corey Winkler Sherman Wi~\\\"'n JrehuaWood138@ Juniors","Jenny Worley BryceWn(Jht Cindy Wri(Jht Ja5on Yer9en5en Jane Yor;soon EnnYOUM(l Jared Young Aaamla!ovsKINDERBEETS Junior Jenny Wh it;e I!.I plea!.led w1th J ake Feteroon 6 react1011 to S anta (Jim Dahl). \\\"Preschool has been a growing experience not only for the preschoolers but for the students as well,\\\"stated Ms. Baldwin. director of Kinderbeets, our preschool program. There were fifteen Kinderbeets at. Jordan this year, but the new school's preschool area will be twice thecurrent size so more kids can enroll. The primary objective for Kinderbeets is to work on their main motors kills. They are taught to count, write their names, repeat the alphabet, and play constructive games. Thechildren also develop socially by meeting new friends. The high school students also learned new things as they helped teach the children. The preschool helpedJHS students to learn discipline and guidance techniques. lesson planning and how to teach the childrenso they would learn and develop from their experience here at Jordan. (\u00a7)Juniors 139","We came, President: Josh Linton We saw, Vice President: Alisa Johnson We1re coming again Next Year! Secretary: Kristen Dixon Girls1 Senator: Kristie Kirkham Josh Linton Boys1 Senator: Dave Sullivan@l40 Sophomore Officers","HtiiAn 1\\llanlt.-nruh'1' ~lf.\\\"\\;tlldt\u2022rlan AllenTyi<orAII<\u00b7nEiv All~:\u2022\\\"\\\"'Amt>-\u00b7r ,\\llr,\u00b7d)uh.1 Allm.l'\\\"~ Alln~lAlvm Andt\u00b7rsonBn..1n AnJt\u2022r!k'n8ndnna \\ndt\\\"T'IOnOl-r\\'t.. t\\nJt n....~nKri..tu'lol Andt-nonL.l... t-V Andt.T!iif,lnR.lcht-1 Andl\\\"n<mlamIt\\\" ,.\\nJc:-~'\\\"l~rrv ,\\n..ft\u00b7r-...\u2022n\\lf.l'{ll\\ \u00b7\\ndr\\1';;:\\l'll,tna Ankt\u00b7r,Alli\\\"<m ,\\,hhvAnnl'th\u2022 A'hb\\A.mm,\\,J..\\,\u00b7tth<;ht\\lltd \\lht111\\Anth''\\\"' ''''\\\"'( hn\u2022tine \\w,...1Blln.>tmon1 \\\"ll.'>\\\"rh\\\"<f)m'lll\\ ll.ul<')R-an ll.ult'Vlhan II.Jker\\!.1.1111. 11.\u202211K~rn ll.\u2022ll.~rJAmv n,,mhl't'llk\\''\\.l\\\" u.\\\"h'rRt~..,. Ll.t\u2022.tthIJryon llt\u2022.\u2022llBr.mndu.\u2022 LJ.t-..ndL,.,,Jk.~rJoll)<...-lk''\\\"rrlll (I Jth <.raJ,.)bmh llt\\\"<i.sl\u2022\u2022dcru\\\"'h ~~o.,-tx.IJnJS\\ llo.x\\\"levI'-'n' \\\"c' \\\"lk\\\"m1!1\\<-hSh,tnm'n Bd~.,~h.hol.ts 1\\t\u2022llllmll<'llR.lllllkll~om:\\,ttt\u2022Bt.\u00b7nnftlChn..tuw l~.\u00b7ntlt\u00b7\\,,llh.m l!ern-ttl'h\u2022lhp ll<TTvIJ~an lk.'lcnson\\\"'\\\"h.' rnAA'\\\"\\\"Amln-a Burell(Ialg Bt~<'l'm...r,~.., kAnn lll.\u2022k\u2022\u2022J.mw!o.Hit\u2022\\m!'l.krt:my Uh-rntJUI't~.uh,tn Hnc.h\u00b7nCm11lhltdwrAm\\ Ht\u2022g.ltkHD.\\\"'J I~'S\\\"'\\\"\\\"''H.l\\ ll't' il<>Jg.'IMJt\\nna BostromPatll'n(t\u2022llou(rurdlo:.tth<rine Bo\\\"'ou\\\"\u2022ml'<'rl) s.n....D.tmtl llo.'' d\\ldod1e ll..\u2022)'llton\\l,<r~.tr,\u2022tllr.td\\ Sophomore~ @ 14 1","Favorite Music 11th Grade Country 23$ 12th Grade Herd Rock 8 % Other 20% 10th Grade Allornetlve 2711& Clesslcel 6!11 Country 1711&H erd Rock 6!11 Oldies 6!11 Country 11$ Other 18%Other 11$ Oesslo Rock 4!11 Herd Rock 6$ Oldies 8!11 l(y\u2022n e..,..., \u2022 n.w On.tnattl l',y1n~hli\\\"\\\"\\\" 1\\m:t 5.eher M.Jtt~'\\\"' 6urta..,; M ~Y Burgon enn\u2022fer 6wi:e ~,. ~urkhar It M.t:~?~M\\\"y\\\"e\\\"'f\\\"l\\\"u\\\"\\\"'' ... f'urtOn D\u2022n~ \\\"\\\"\\\"\\\" \\\"'\\\"'~\u00b7rtt\\\"\\\"\\\"\\\" !lt<Wy!Miet' !1:' rtl !lo>ualid<l ThomM !lo>ttafield eeJone\/1..\\\"1\\\"'1\\\"',\\\"1!\\\"t~~\\\"r f'\u2022 neC.rroll lv!MoeC.~e\\\"' 1\\Jf'Oflc;...y H\u2022\u2022~er C.tp<noon Joe\/lui C.tpenoon 5t<ph\u2022n'-C.tt\u00ae142 Sophomores","Jeff ,h.lprNnt-.o'..:tr-\u00b7 c. .a\u2022non~~tt.Ch~v~zRDMey Cke&h \\\"'~ 10\u2022~-\u00b7Ch!lh.J<l~M Clvi'lt~-\\\"Jef;..y ~ <<N'Y\\\"\\\"Ch \\\"'~ Nattuln 'nristcneen T11mr\u2022 Ch~teneel\\\"l Valerie ChM&uneen t-.;ath.DI\\\" hP'l5tJ4n~rt lAart.ir1 Ci68r Chri5TyCisMo .._,~ c:.n.oo ':lin Y=ron ~\u00b7 C>t>ey v<>lt<>M vCMift.:rColvtn A&hlyn~cJ\u00b7 Shsr C<lnrod t:m yCook tid<~ Cooper Juo\u2022 ~ \\\"eton ~My ::OW. ~(.01<1ey Terry~\\\" Ch.;,t,.Cro.. Can,J Cl': Cr~N .,..tt\\\"em~.ah Cri~fa,.. Jaey5ruDan~<eAt.Mi...,. a\u2022iOt.hn& DBVI!SErin DosneTntvl6 Douq aeJJY\\\"\\\" Drak\u2022r\u2022.,. ()r\\\"jl>\\\"Cormei>IJMt,f. \\\"Pup.>Heidi ;)um.omMel,_ DuOee5Br\u2022i\\\"1 Ea&da t:..:hn Ed.t.Nit \\\"CM~Edward~='er4~5Nt-~0< <ED\u2022>'l<lE.II. ::t.oet ECcrtn Elsl>y \\\"\\\"erence Ennghtflran~on Eppe\\\"6011levi Ernee:NMr!EmstCollr!Euu ~.:eE-\u2022neEN. E..,. @Sophomores 143","Best Movies of 1994 11th Grade TtwJ uon Kino 12\\1 10th Grade Interview w\/Vemplre 7% 12th Grade sroonoratlons 3\\1 e Seconds 3'1 Interview w\/Vamplre !5\\1 t ,,,,.\u2022\u2022 , ( ''IIIII I l\u2022f\u00a5.~ e Men L<Ml8 e W .ol\\1 Speed 20\\1 The Mask 3'1 lfliOrvlow w\/Vomplro 7% ST:GenorOIIOn& 0% Grumpy Old Men 3'1 Tho Crow 0% True Lies 3\\1 Olher 23'1\u00ae144 Sophomores","Br~tt Goc%:irlcn5uph\u2022oce c;;,..f A,'!e- :a Grsh\u2022m \u2022'O'ivr~VO\\\"J Greer! 6<-.ey Gr<,l:ty~Vrlff'U..Xio<N.... ~ En.,Gu,~c.:5rer.:. G~.or:thcrChrie;t ne G\\16t.Bf&orrRyoe Ho'1>!1nkAn,t.ew HM X1cllnlndy'Wr~-;ro.at--~t'lM<.Ho\u00b7~lvMt_ey tU..,5e,'Jict Haoee\u2022tma~~e tv~~\\\"Wr '8m H\u2022nber1M\u2022n\u2022yHorlcwJ~.,,. ~er ~\u2022rrteT\u2022u HomeMe\\\"' Horw..-4 :~~tuuao\u00ad!Mte Haw\\Chri\u2022~Uy;.oro.Jc\\\"n He\u2022eyTeane he\u00b7 m.tnQoomond H<ndric<rorrey >ie'\\\"'hDwone HumphreyAmands Jen!K>nC.nd.Jee t:neenA<lbm.)c-<\\\"tuG~JefpoonCodyJa.teWt::hew-... \u00b7\u2022JaM Sophomore~ @ 145","Favorite Places to Eat 10th Grade 12th Grade on.,. Garden t~ Ollw Garden 5~ Arby's 1~ 11th Grade Rel aet'e es Home 15!.Hometown Buffet 4~ Other 40~ Other 291!. Chuok'e'Reme 3S McDonald' s 4~ The Pie 4~ Friend's House 3!. Red Robin 4~ _ Red Robin 3!. Tony Rome's . 3!. Training Table 3!. Taco Bell 16!. Arby's 4!. Home 4!. Other 31'\u00a3 AJ'~John~f'l ~njam n Jol>neon Cam Jonn&on H.e!ler. J~l\\\"'f)OM J\u00bbC0!1 Jolom&an .,;tflf'l\u00b7~ Jol-11100n J '!.rer'f'!y JOhi\\\"'&On Ju t Johi'ISOI'I ~,.,;n..Jc.l1rt~f1 ~orynJchn- Cor ,,,.. Jof,~ Em!yJcne\u2022 Ht\\\"lOI Jort~!5 -..ohn Jon~~ M~..,a Jonl\\\"'!5 ....tnlfl~\\\"' ..IG'flge~'\\\" C..hsd ,ot>.-:pneo, Bryan KA \u2022\u2022 Kir'l1!7trly )\\arrer! Me<S!SS YtOI!s\u2022 S<iim.neut~em JeMiftl\\\" Kt,\u2022'IOr'l 'ray !Zetterl ng Tffllf'IY ~ l\\\"'d~r 8re:H1don F:.11\\\"113 Cryotal K:ng O.WIGI ~11\\\"14 E ub\u2022th 1<. noey AmOer r.: rch Kri&tl': r,r..t~sm Meqg.tr- (,f1\\\"3nt Ang~\\\"'1\u00bb r.nud&ort 5omphone !\\ClngtsyBtone '-\\\"reU.ml1 &pef'l&.er Lsrno,.ea IJJI' .. ey, ...art~rl ...ortl.lr!>...r'l T.ar<~larf.l\\\"'n Ke;~n Utreon\u00ae146 Sophomores","f'\u2022teyY.._~Ytimer ~.e..r..uHoi: ......Anne e&e ..uvttJllteie\u2022 cn,rtrrOore ..eep\u2022\u2022Oa~'~\\\"Y ltm\\\"\u2022e.....ton \u2022\u2022...,\u2022clyn ..JNr.5a\\\"\\\"'\\\"t.,_l.,.e...,OhMtha, Low~D\\\"vW luc;eM~tJe ..\\\"' k~LMbch~ertCln<'yMwetuoltryet.. M\u2022...\\\"\u2022lM..: v..-re~\u2022.;~rerny ~rtn~\u2022 P14ryonE\\\"'oy 14ue.,_n()r \u2022\\\"\\\"\\\" 14 J\\\".cluArmlnd\u2022 t.bx HaC~O.Jel'rey Merc.,.nt.,enn!e Mert.: hro~\u2022eon M.,oehM ler!lr M tanNsW1M !.OnOeurM.relees...z.,., '~ertM'tcSt.o.-y M.~14-.:y~:oU\u202214<tMN ~.~.-.:.<\\\"'\u2022\u00b7~,_~omeryuml~ Sophomores@ 147"]