1995

Yearbook Stylin• Yearbook \"Going out in style\" became the uni-fying slogan for this year's staff whoworked hard to create a book of memo-r ies . Sevent y-five years of Beetdiggereditions culminated in this edition dedicated to \"dear old Jordan High andher eighty years of alumni. On lythree peopleonthisyear'sstaffhad had experience creating a year-book; the rest had to learn it all in avery short period of time. Despite theslow start, the staff worked tirelesslyto produce one of the best books Jor-dan has seen. With a largly novice staff, everyonewas needed to contribute to make thisbook a reality. From photographers toeditors, each staff member added aunique talent to the production of thebook.The edito~. L•za Gardner, Shelly Wh1tehead. Bnan Field Goal: rxre Etchelt:>erger. Cs<Jey Hc::nlch. Jade:: Conrad. Terry Carl! >n Standing: f .ot>ert Blod9Griff,rth, Deven Na~h. and P.ot>ert Blodgertt (not •nya John ~n. 5he'y Whitehead. Jeeeica Wallace. Jared Den<Jiow, Tot>y Nel •n, [ ll•e Turnidge. ~pictured) were kept t>u5ytrying to make thi5 year'e Na.,h, Jam1e Burmingham. Garrett Daw, Emily Tueller, Chandy Oloren!>haw, Mark Holmgren, Meltt f'llyeart>oo~n. Sitting: Davinil Brunatt-i. Ranie C11ri<Jon. Danyel Burt.Julie Morneon, r yleOieon, Dyan Wiloon, L•za G.11r48 ~Y ea rb oo k Tyl• lhornton. Carolyn At-ht>y, Brian Griff1th.

~etting in focu1;, Chandy Beebe aime~ for an inepiratlonal 5hot. Kri5ti Pul5ipher, Chandy Olorenfihaw, and Mitzi Steven6 pull together, trying to meet a 6tre65ful deadline. Editors Robert Blodgett Liza Gardner Brian Griffith Deven Nash Shelly Whitehead Section Editors Student Life: Julie Morrison Organizations: Brian Griffith Academics: Mitzi Stevens & Chandy Olorenshaw Sports: Garrett Daw & Jared Denslow People: Shelly Whitehead Ads for Grads: Tyler Thornton A Timeless Legacy: Robert Blodgett, Tyler Green, Tyler Sohm Index: Carolyn Ashbyc.~JoaidLeonrad and Jared Oen~low, junior etaff meml:>ere. u5e K to defi1gn the layout for the Pagema er f fitsff meml:>erficn~5S''cOrer~yal:>tnal.lnl gp, a\"1gehe. When p<156ing room 4, etudent6 could hear the angul5hed o fthem actually computer'5 frozen again!\" Only Infrequentlyd1d the computerfi. all t ree 0 · ®Y ea rb ookat the 5ame iime. 49

Literary Magazine Beetjuice Beetjuice, the Jordan High literary magazine, is a creative traditon for many Beetdiggers. The magazinecontains student writing and artwork. The process of putting together the '94-'95 Beetjuice was long and hard. Students first submitted writing orartwork to the staff who then read and reviewed every submission to choose the best work. The works that werechosen appeared in the spring-distribution magazine. The articles in the magazine varied in form. Writing included poetry, prose, and drama. Artwork includedphotographs of statues, pencil work, and paintings.Above: Monica Packard equeale tn amazement at /'finding Mr. Gentry. the magazine &advioor.like6 herarticle.Top: Wendy Nieleon and Krleti Puleipher.Beetjuice ed tore, diecuee article eelec-tion.@5 0 Literary Maga;inc Above: Richard Nance searchce for the Top: Ashley Fisher, Sonja Johnson, Robert right word for hie erea tJve wn ~~ng ae- Blodget, and Kristin Earl, this yellr'eassis~an~ s ignmen t. editore for Beetjuice.

Newspaper Broadcaster Meeting deadlines. Dealing with difficult issues of the day. Reflecting the particular style of the 'Diggerpopu lation. These were some of the challenges faced by this year's newspaper staff, headed by editor Sum- Krause and advisor Ms. Whitney, One of the goals of the staff was to be responsive to the changes taking place in this year of preparing for transition to the new school. With an emphasis on journalistic excellence, the class centered on all aspects of publication. \"Newspaper5 a class where I get to be myself and express my ideas freely,\" sa id junior Max Mehl. Senior Rhiana Hughes, an avid journalism student commented, \"Newspaper was a blast! Mrs. Whitney is awesome teacher, and we all had fun.\"~~ f'-o-...-; Amy Guetaven!)()n, Mandy Lever. Gary Green, Mro. Whitney. Second P..ow: Summer Krause. Top: Mandy Lever takes a break from typing to wave to the camera.S~nll 5Dndero. Emily Marque6. Lindsay Gnffithe, Th1rd Row: Matt Smrt.h. Rhr~ma Hughs. Marty Bottom: Emily Marques fmishes a headlme etory%· ene. Amy McNeil, Rand Champion. Bottom Row: Brandor\" We-u:.lal\" Wa111bold, Ma~1 ne Mehl. and Amy for the October edition. 'tehclid. Ncw~paper@ 51

PLT Dani Davi~. ~enior, Mr. Bill Noble. adv1~or. and Kellie Waldram. ~enior, po~e for a pic atPLTcampatC.E.U. Campwa&a plllce for PL.,. member~ throughoutthe ~tate to coThe 11Spi rit11 of to ~hare idea5 and have fun.Responsibi Iity If you saw a \"dead\" person the day before you leftfor Christmas break this year, know that PLT wasresponsible. Peer Leadership Team (PLT) sponsored a 'Don'tDrive Drunk\" campaign just before the holidays toencourage students to act responsibly and safely.Part of the program included students with facespainted black and white wandering the halls, notspeaking to anyone but fellow spirits. These \"spirits\"represented statistica l youth deaths resu lting fromthe abuse of drugs. At the Senior Assembly, PLTperformed a skit showing the consequences of drunkdrivers. PLTteaches children at elementary schools howtodeal with peer presure. From the Psychology II class,the members of PLTare a group to look up to, not onlyfor elementary students, but also Jordan students.Front Row: Ryan Stuart, Mand1 John5on, Brent Tate. Dani Davi~. Kelli • Waldram, Jeri f'1chard5on. Nit.aya Kham&ouk. Back Row: Richard Nance. Kri5tal HirLi~a Wat5on, Nicole Fredrick~on. Brooke Leavitt, Kelli Cook, lan Wambold.®52 P.L.T.

With about 250 members, Jordan High's f'TSA (Parent Teacher Student Association) was one of the biggest clubs this year. The student council had a hard time making f'TSA fun for individuals, but through halftime contests, club socials, the Reflection Contest, and scholar· ships for seniors, they managed nicely. President Melanie Perry said \"It's a lot of work to get that many kids together, but we had fun.\" PTSA council members were busy throughout the year during parent teacher conferences. They served dinner and drinks to the faculty. Before the state football championship game, students were invited to get their faces painted by f'TSA.PrsA s 0Dck· \"~'\"' Em!'>t. Jeremy Wick£;t.rem. Nathan MeDcham. Phol Berry, M ke Jepp50n, Bertrum Bihler. Laurie ~ortoen,Sall tudent council, top to 17ottom: Melinda Chelf;ea Che£;hire, Amt>ree Penrod, Ryan Lundt>erg. Kyle Ol,on, DaVId Howell, Dan Oloon, Jef;h Wood, Margaret Brllely,Dan~·;Odd Mumford, Melanie Perry, Holley Locke. Brooke Brollelhead, Angie G11lle\"ti, Jolynne: Scroggon, Logan Packer, John Taylor, Kodi Sheffield, Aelam Mendenhall, VonSwen m•th, Sonja Johneon, Mi&ti Loml7ardi, David9omesryo. n•Karen Deem. Not p.•ctured. Aml7er Mont· Andereon, Jef;h Hill, Angelia Shumway. Terry Carlwn. Row 5: Jacol1 Palmer. Sherrie Wallace, Ca6f;y Lattin. Alias Johnoon. Jamt:f; Brady. Tom Ro660. Amt>r.r Swan, Mondie Moore, Dani Davie, Nicole 5harplt:f;, Marc Morri!l, Wendy Noeloon. T.iiWT\" e Wilson. L z Holu g. MarlD Burkhart, Laura Stanley, ShellyWhotehead, Rich Summel'fl. Kenny Evans, Del:>t>oe Dilley. Emoly Morgan, AddDm Jentzec... Bnsn Griff th. Row4: Moehe le Porter, R~ehard Nance, Ryan Plant. Spencer s...Morrie, Cone enoon, Te:1 FO&ter, ee!llca Walsce. Kevin Doyle. Knsten Ca5per50n. Monoca Packard, Alyelll Home&, Jenn fer G Vt:rt. M ._ Johnoon, EOGD Mat.5umon. Amy Bla<e, Darcy K ng. Cindy W~ht. Chne Wintle, Danyel Burt. Amy Bf'O'n11. Row 3: J:.o e .:10hnson. Em ly Steele, Machee Cla~'60n, Notaya Khamsouk, Nocole Chnf;tianf;en, Amy Jo Tyler, Jerl\"rfer Joynt:, Carrie Rot>ioon. LeAnne Timmenc:k, Krrf;U Puis pher, \"\"5t.ie L nne I, G nger Sommon&, Enn Papworth, r.q,.,MandyHsrlow. Kel eWaldr11m. 2:T.J;Orto,, fyfer5ohm,JoeyRu%e!l,Todd Mumford, Mel nda Sax.ey. MelanrePerry, Aml>er Mortgomery. 5onJ.!l Johnson.Jeff Merchant. Marc Sorenson, r.and Champron. Front: Jo!;h Carlson, ~ren Deem, D~WJd \".>wenson, Mo&t• Loml1ardl. Dan el Smith. Holley Locke. Spencer Hrlloer, Jack Threet. ®P.T.S.A. 53

DECA BUSINESS AT ITS BEST What do children ·n homeless shelters do for Halloween? Most of the timeholidays for the kids are bleak and unhappy. This year was different for the kidsof the Salt Lake County Homeless Shelter. Jordan DECA students painted the faces of the children and played gameswith them. Then they took them out to the parking lot to recieve candy from thestudents in their decorated cars. DECA was also responsible for operating the school store and sponsored theHomecoming dance in September.f4iMiOUOTE UNQUOTE~~fop right: Lani Dennieon and Jeff Walker diacueehow to keep their cuetomere in the \"real world''.Middle right: M1jean Park and M1ndi Robinson helpout with the drinke at the &chool etore.Middle Left: Becky Terry show& Brandon Valeriohow to complete a bueineee computer project.54 ~ DECA Pictured above, from bottom left: Lani Dennieon, Nitayll Khamsouk, Kindra Fletcher. Suzanne Mills. Tawnie Shepherd, Trinl Bille, Monica Matthewe. Second Row: Jenn1fer Bland. Ja1me Gilson. N1cole Crane. Amy Jamee. Dav1na Brunatti, Mike Niel~ Jason Fox. Third Row: Angie Edward, Rick Haneen, Becky Terry, Marc Jorgensen, BrandonValeno. John Montero, Reuben Lobo!l1 Fourth Row: Advisor Kent Wii!:;on. Candice Jeneen, Trent Anderson. Carter lntelac. Adam Hegewald, Brandon King, Marel'\" Matthewe, Top Row: R<Jndy Burke, Mike Redd, Bryan Smith, Kyle Chrietophereon, Andy Jackeon, Matt Robieon, Cody Jenk1~ and Kyle Bake.

VICA WORKING HARDSenior Ruseell Curtis pulls an engine while working VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) members performed service projects for people in need. They also tried to help members learn skills to1 an auto mechanics class. prepare them for life after high school. For instance, the program helped students to get scholarships, jobs, and acceptance to colleges.n There are many different sections of VICA: auto mechanics, drafting, body shop, woodworking, and photography. The VICA auto mechanics students performed service projects for those who couldn't afford to install new engines. ASE certification helped students to get good jobs after high school. The officers of VICA Auto Mechanics were Mike Harris, President; Kenny Evans, Vice-President; Jose Becerill, Secretary; and Jason Pugmire, Treasurer. The VICA Body Shop performed service by fixing broken windows and doing body work forthe poor. Their officers were: Cody Jenkins,President; Chris Welch, Vice- President; and Mike Weidauer, Treasurer. Drafting service projects included redrawing t he floorplan for the new J HS and tracing a rendering of the new school. VICA drafting students participated in region, state, and national drafting competitons. VICA drafting officers were Rory McQuaid, President; Mike Helm, Vice-President; Chris Ebert, Secretary; and Dave Thomas, Trea- surer. Woodworking and photography were new additions to the VICA lineup this year. The woodworking president was Marshall Sayer.11p~~~ed Al1ove: Top left: Cli n t S tockutg. Adam St<ll:~. Mr<e WeiJau..,r. . Jac keon. Boreeo& Cline. Jacc~ Coz:zenf>. . Hardman, U.nr. \"\"' h. Mike Hani5, Wayne We~er, Jaoon T1m Jerem•ah1~:1- \"lire, Mr. Ca~5. F1fth r-ow: Brett M05s, AMnr,J. rMc-awrGtinar.vJoe1rleem. yAWnitlhloil\"YlmB~.erDea. RviydaPnaWrke.f>Ste.<J~~n hN\"B' eoo!in. G. Wree.;J~CrCohfonostte. Jne5reenm. MyCaurnknEinkgbhlaadm. ,LJaono''o\"'n\"YMeargrte•nns.eKne.nCnhyaEdvMDcnC5,leAedrya.mNiGM1e· Jnodhe1n1ohoanll..IAa~tStoadarcJ, Chrio LucM. Fourth Row:Pro Jenn1nea. Thwd Kow: Chri5 Welch. Rory McQu 1.~.Rich 5ummcrt~. Jame5 5wen5on. Sunny H.!w.Hna. Kyle Lllng. Shane Jen5en, Ru56ell CurLs5. J06e Becenll. Second Row: KaraBr,:kL, Ja1me Gii•Jon, 5onja.Johnoon, Nichole Yllwn, Je!lf>iC 1 Grandy. Dan fopham. Brandon Dimick. f •r5t 1-:ow: Matt Parker, Amie Worthen. Mark Holmeren, Frank Atkin <Jn, Ryan erhofi,l~ryan O•.mond,und MarohaiiSayer. li[\ YICA ~ 55

CHARLONIANS Rockin• with the Chars It's halftime at a Jordan High School football game,and the bleachersarefull of chattering fans talking aboutthe game's action. But suddenly, everyone is quiet. Theirattention is drawn by a sudden blast of energetic music,sparkling eye-catching uniforms and the precise mechani-cal movements of Jordan's own Charlonians. The Charshave been an elite club for years. They have won severalstate competitions, and are considered one of the bestdrill teams in the state. Many have been captivated andsimply spellbound by their routines and their dancingability. This year's Chars were under the direction ofTiffany Gust who taught them to keep a positive atti-tude, win or lose. Theywereverysuccessful in region takingsecond overall and they also did very well in the statecompetition. The Charlonians proved to themselves andeveryone around them t hat they were, and always will be,the best!Carrie Rol7ieon, Nicole Chriet1aneen,lln~ey Evane, Lfneey Demik, Chrieey Day. Top: Charlonian Officere: Melodie Boynton. Mindy Ahletrom, BrittniCummil'1!1Mindy Ahletrom, Shauntil Medine, Kenna Garcia, Miet1 Wateon, Brittni Kenna Garcia. Miet1 Wateon, Chrieey Day, San1h Johneon, Shauntd Medir'lCumminge. Karolee Knudeen, Melodie Boynton, Sarah Johneon, Suzy Aubrey. Karolee Knude;en.Amy Whitehead, Courtney Brown, Tara Moncur, Sara Staple~. Sunny Ha111kine.Shanda Laiwakete, Robyn l~n. Nanette Capece.®56 Charlonians

Below: Karolee Knudsen and Mistf Watoon grin at the camera during the Charlonian Christmas party. Sarah Johnson shows a smile for the camera vefore the halft1me perfor· mance against Judge.Above: Suzy Aul:>rey, Brittn1 Cummings, Kenna Garcia, Avove: Tara Moncur, Melodie Boynton and Mi!>ti WatsonRobyn lp£>on and Mist! Watoon get the goods! jam with mmi Char5.Top: Sara Staple£>, Amy Whitehead, Melodie Boynton, M1ddle: Slippin and elidin the Char5 prepare for theM'ndyAhl5trom, Tara Moncur, Shauntll Medine, Mamette National Anthem at the etate footl:>all game on an ice· encrusted turf at Rice Stadium.Capece, Chri5sy Day, and Lindsay Evans emvrace in a Charlonians9roup hug celel:>rating the Mt. Crest victory! 57

Vance Company I Ratio 16:2. In what group wouldtwo guys find these odds? Dancecompany. This year's dance company andits officers were chosen last spring.They began early morning practicesin August to prepareforthe Home-coming festivities. In December, they performed atthe all-high school dance concertat Brighton High School. They alsoperformed at the Christmas choralprogram with guest dancers. The spring dance concert wasthe highlight of the year: alwayslooked forward to by the companymembers and student body. The1994-95 dance company put a lotof hard work and extra effort intomaking this year the best.Above: Summer Anderson shows us how well her hairspray works while defyinggravity.Top Right: Top Row: Greg Crofoot, Amber Swan, Misti Lombardi, Angie Olsen, Dance Company officers: Top: Erin Keough, Secretary; Marci Lovell, Coordil'iKirsten Powell, Sean Guymon; Fourth Row: Candace Wright, Natalie Young, tor: Jennifer Jayne, Historian.Marci Lovell; Third Row: Kara Frost, Erin Keough, Ashley Hansen, JenniferJayne: Second Row: Summer Krause, Jamie Burningham, Summer Anderson: Miadle row: Kara Frost, 2nd Vice: Angie Olsen, 1st Vice.Front Row: Martina Day, Heather Pritchett. Bottom row: Amber Swan, Artie;tic Director; Martina Day, Presiaent; S~ Guymon. Artistic Director.@58 Dance Company Not pictured: Marietta Williams, Advie;or.

Dance Company strut& their etuff at the Night Rally Parade. Below: Dance Sterling Scholar Amber Swan demonstrates the talent that earned her the title of Artistic Director for this year's Dance Company. (Background Jennifer Jayne). Above: Natalie Young, Summer Herrick. Ashley Hansen and Heather Pntchett Jam to the music in class.Dati ce Company performs the traditiontll USA Camp Dance at the N1ght Rally. ®Dance Company 59

CHEERLEADERS YARSilYCHEER/SONG: B11ck: M11rco Tit>bits. ChandyOioren~hllw, Jllr11~ Burningham, Emily Tueller, Summer Andervon, Meli~51l Engli~h. Mikt GO, FIGHT, WIN John&on, Cri~tina Phlong. Front: Amy Eppervon, MandyWilliam5, Andrei What kind of person would go through a very grueling Hunter, Mandy Kartchner. and Digger Dan.tryout, get up at 6:00 every morning to practice in thesummer, and spend a lot of time and money to promote JV CHEEP.LEADERS: Melan1e Beer5, Shannon Petrick, Ct~rlyWe&tley, clschool spirit'? lhe answer is summed up in oneword ...cheerleader. Bi&hop. Stephan1c Lllr&On, l cvlic Leatherwood. and Digger D11n. lhe cheerleaders were all selected last spring to preparethemselves for the 94-95 school year. They practiced eachsummer morn ng to earn cheers and stt:nts and to prepareto compete at camp. \"Morning practices were very cold, butmost were fun considering how early they were,\" commentedEmily I ueller. All three cheer squads attended the USA cheer camp atUtah State University for a week during the summer. lheywere taught new routines and received much needed instruc-tion on ways to promote school spirit. \"Camp was a blast! Welearned so much about each other. My favorite part washiding in our dorm hallway, eating pizza and watching moviesall night,\" stated Jamie Burningham. These talented groups of girls had many responsibilitesthroughout the year including cheering at all of the footballand basketball games, and many of the wrestling matches.But the responsibility did not end there. They had to performat many pep assemblies and were in charge of the Homecom-ing night rally. \"Our advisors [Susan Hallberg and Lori Lebeau] do a lot forus and they have been very patient with us this year,\" statedMelissa English. lhe cheerleaders appreciated the games inwhich the students showed their enthusiasm by cheering andshouting with them.Summer Anderoon and Jamie Burningham emt>race after a long h11rd week SOPHOMOP.E CHEER: L1ndeey Bee51ey, Christy Rot>ioon, Amand.n Jert Elizllbeth Morrey. Jev!'>e Broet.lon • Emily Maughn. and Digaer Dan.preparing for night rally.60 @chee rl eaders

Varsity Cheerleaders practice wear- ing mouth pieces while cutting fruit for the football players during \"Hell Week,\" a week consisting ofthree prac- tices a day. Lindsay Beesly shouts, \"Getthat baII bacl:,\" atan exciting sophomore foot- ball game against Cyprus.~he J.V. and Sophomore cheerleaders build school spirit by stunting during \"Two! We still can't hear you!!\" exclaims Digger Dan (Brad••alft· Carpenter) while parading in front •me at the maroon and gray game. of the crowd. Digger Dan was an important member of the cheer squad. Middle left: \"At Jordan High school with you... ' the cheerleaders sing as they throw up a stunt at half time during the Provo playoff game. Emily Tueller stares down the cam- era aftera long grueling day at cheer camp. Cheerleaders® 61

UnlockiEngufhe Door~-------- . --~----- -------------~RON 4: Au!lrey Parry, Sara Nord. Ryan Plant. Spencer Morrif;, Melinda Sax.ey. Kevm Ernst, Adam Packard,Ben Christ<:nsen. ROW 3: Corie Sweneon. Ginger Carleon. Sonja John6on. Cmdy Chant.havonq. Ca6syLattin, Amllree Penrod, Trystal Collbley. P..OW 2: Amy Jo fyler, Pam Shoemaker, Mitzi Stevens. JanetPowell, Kami Terry. De!lllie Dilley, Terry Foet<:r. ROW1: Kristi Snow, Whitnt:yWalker, Jennifer Gilllert. MonicaPackard. Jamie Cobbley. Sarah Hur1ter, Kllvi Dodballapur.Key Club. a ~ervice. cii.Jb. h ·,ponf>ored by the Kiwanis CII.Jb, which also sponsorsKey Club on a national level.Key Club, consisting of forty members, promoted community service, andbecame involved in volunteering to help address the needs of the community.All materials used in Key Club's service projects were donated by sponsorsoutside of the school.Service projects the Key Club conducted this year included: writing Santaletters to Crescent Elementary students, painting pumpkins for a local retire-ment center, clean·ng the freeway, and handing out pamphlets for NationalCa ncer Week . Mr. Mark Petere.en, t he advle;or, said t he group of etudent s was very Involved SeniorSonja Johneon wri~6an a~eignmcnt li6t<in their school and their community. tJ Key Clul1 eervicc pro;ect. Key Club unlocked\" the door to kindness and generosity.62 @ Key Club

M .E .S .A.Scienee and Math Futu res ROW 4: Me. Berrett. Cone Swem~on. P.ebecca Willson, Barrett Willoon. Angela Thomas. Je&&lca Wallace. Dan1el Boyd, Nathan Boden, Andy Morgan. ROW 3: Reuben Lobato. Jeff Setterburg, Sam Kem, Ginger S1mmons, Cam111e Hilton, Amber Voigtlaender, Kimberlee Talbot. ROW 2: Marilyn Meacham, Kristen Casperson, Wade VanHorn. Marjonc Wallace, Amy Jo Tyler, Monica Packard, Jennifer Gilbert, Kevin Ernst. ROW 1: Rebekah Taft. Emily M11rques. Lisa Lobato. Robynn Ken~hienik, Darcy King, Jamie Cobbley, WentJy Nicleon. M.E.S.A., Math Engineering Science Achievement, was a new club at Jordan this year. M.E.S.A. is a club designed for females and under-represented minorities to encourage them to go into science, and math careers. M.E.S.A.'s thirty members met after school and discussed ways in which members could succeed in those fields. The club held many intra-club competitions, including a speech contest, and an essay contest. Many guest speakers visited their meetings, including chemists, and mathematicians. Field trips to places such as Primary Children's Medical Center helped members to be better informed about science and math futures.,, E·~ S.A. prr5ident Marilyn Mellcham &mile& Alt. the'II c,,r~,.,dge t.hlit whAit &he i& learning from M.E.S.A. '31Ve her an advantage in the \"real world '. ®M.E.S.A. 63

Only Ms. Smith could 1:1eautify herself in thie way on Halloween. Every day rer apparel was a new advernture for JHS.DEMIcs Ms. Quinn and Mr. Boskovich help cheer on the 5upr.r Pnncipal....l7 .Mr. Mareh \"w.!lrmed up' 'Digger footl:>all team for a new trt~ditiOn at JHS as l:>efore getting dunked at Farmer'e Marf:et..@64 A c ad e mi cs Academ·c feam Captt~ins. Othere were: Mt~ry Bt~iley, Lare Johnson. Ct~ralyn 5kouse'l, and 5.one Heimuli.

;·ewe in focus? T,1ke one!\" Ryan Stewart and /3i!J£is, Gan:erq-, YlchOn I anny Peacock get reDdy for production of an-other episode of DNN. Dio·(>\"CJr. \rervs JVettrork bb \"Hurry up and....wait! Not exactly a rallying cry, this became the slogan for Jordan High School's new production unit, 'Digger News Network. In spite of having to use outdated equipment to beg in the production year, the staff created an entertaining daily program of announcements, special presentations and unique close-ups of student life. Using the Fast Video Machine, two studio cameras, four portable cameras, and sophisticated editing equipment, staff members learned the fine art of televised production. Staff members included: Ryan Stuart, I eresa Webber, Mandy Stahl, Cristina Phlong, Josh Maw, Brooke Leavitt, Sharlyn Lundberg, Danny Peacock, James Webb, Summer Wiliams, Jessica Austin, Jolynne Scroggin, Marlene reran, Brittni Cummings, Greg Hunter, Robyn lpson, Blake Johnson, Amanda Kener, Karolee Knudson, and Christian Robinson . Left: \"Ty1er 1and Tyler 2 - Live for another epi5ode of DNN!'' Tyler Sohm and Tyler Green ho5t a daily broadcast. Right: \"Next cue card Mousaw!\" Mr. Mousaw, DNN advi5or. was responsible for the success of the program Kathy Allen, Registrar Coor· Leonard Allsup, Ceramics Susan Anderson, Guidance Counselor Verlayne Atkinson. Cafeteria Aide Carole Baade, Applied Technology dinator Chris Bab~naki, Special Education Mary Ba1ley, English/Yearbook Nikki Sue BaldWin, Home Economics Margo Bathelt. ln:,tructional Assistant Karlene Bauer, Biology Bonnie Berrett. Math/Computers Delia Bills. Instructional Assistant Jim Birch. Physical Educat1on Dan Boskov1ch. Span ah Carolyn Brady. Business ®Aca d e mi cs 65

2Jioloyy in !lie YJ(akiny lhe \"Beetdigger Biolog·sts\" whoventured on the 1994 biology trip hada great time in San Francisco. SeniorShelly Whitehead recalled that thetrip \"was the fun nest weekend I've everhad !\" In San Francisco t he biolog ists vis-ited Exploratoruim, which is a sciencemuseum,andanaquarium atMontereyBay. For entertainment they visitedAlcatrez and went to see fhe Phantomof the Opera. San Diego was t he sightofthe1995AP biology trip. To study marine biol-ogy, students toured an aquarium inLajolla and had a fu n-filled, educationa! day at Sea World .SayCheee.e! Wade Van Hom stands proudly in frontof the Golden Gate Bridge. This was one of theattractions that the biology students visited whileon their tour. Phil Broadhead, Social Studies Marjorie Burgon, Cafeteria Aiae Joe Casperson, Choirs, Orchestra Michael Cass, Auto Technology Valerie Cazier, Social Stuaies Theone Chapman, Main Office Manager Tina Christopherson, Instructional A6sistant Kathleen Clark, Instructional As&istant Deanna Coates, Special Education Bryce Collier, Math Marilyn Collier, Main Office Secretary Brad Collins, Instrumental Mue1c Leslie Covington-Taft, Bueinefl6 Maggie Cumminge. Math Latrelle Dahl, Instructional Asei&tant®66 Ac ademic s

Tami Dahlquist, lnstuctional AssistantMonica Earl, Instructional AssistantDennis Edmonds, Debate/EnglishDave Erikson, Drivers EducationGerald Fisher, Media CenterJim Fisher, Head CustodianKathryn Frost, Biology/Student GovernmentGeorge Gasparro, CustodianBrian Gentry, EnglishTiffany Gust, Health OccupationsSusan Gyllenekog, Instructional AssistantHal Hale, Health/Physical EducationSione Heimuli, Wood ShopBarbara Hill, Instructional AssistantSusan Hallberg, French/EnglishDenna Hollinger, EnglishMarc Hunter, MathGail Jenkins, Instructional AssistantBeth Johnson, EnglishLars Johnson, ChemistryLori Lebeau, CareersJerri Lewis, Main Office SecretaryTim Lewis, EnglishRuth Lundberg, Instructional AssistantKevin Mark, Social StudiesKeith Martin, Wood Shop/Stage CrewPaula Martin, Guidance Counselor- InternDan May, Social StudiesLudeen Mecham, Cafeteria AideKay Mitchell, WeldingDave Montgomery, Art/PhotographyCindy Morrey, Instructional AssistantDave Morrill, PhysicsDoug Mousaw, Math/Digger NewsBill Noble, Psychology( IAcad e mic s 67

Bobbie North, Attendance Secretary Dan 015en, Art Roz Oloon, lnetructional A55i5tant Tumolehu Payne, Cu5todian Gilda Perry, Guidance CouMelor Mark Peter5en, Bioi~ Margaret Price. Health/Phy5ical Ed. Gay Quinn. Food5/Digger Diner Jeff Ra5mu55en, Social Studie5 Kyla Roger!>, Special Education Patti Sand!:>trom, Drama Karen Siegler, Engli!>h Caralyn Skou!>en, Engli5h I eah Smith, Art Mark Solti5, Social Studie5 KJJy Spjut, Engli5h Murline Steck, School P5ychologi5t Sheila Steven!>, ln5tructional A55i5tant Ru55 Thomp5on, Bu5ine55/Careere Vicki Thornwall, ln5tructlonal A!>5i5t8nt Chri5 Timothy, Special Education Dennie Tolman, Auto Technology Robyne Tueller. ln5tructional A!:>5ietant Annette Tull, S1gn Language Peggy Whitney. Engh5h/New5paper Cheri Wilcox. ln5tructional Ae5ietant Carol William!>, IMtrucuonal A55i5t8nt Manettll William!>, Dance Kent Wiloon. Spam5h/Bu5one5568 @Faculty

:71 cSi_yn oflhe Jimes What's so intriguing about sign lan- guage? What created enough interest in this class to hire a full time teacher? Maybe the excitement of being able to interact with the deaf, or the novelty of learning something new and differ- ent. Jordan was the only school in the district to offer American Sign Lan- guage last year so one of the six classes consisted of students from Alta, Brighton, and Bingham. Ms. Tull, the sign language teacher, said, \"The response was amazing, and the students learned very fast. Ms. r ull also hoped to be able to offer advanced classes in the future. Two of Me. Tull'e student-.; practice their ei~nmg skille. Jordan High School was honored this CENTENNIAL year when selected by Governor MikeJordan High School received thie \"anner at the \"Centenmal Cele\"ration\" on Octo\"er 3. 1994. Leavitt and the State Board of Educa- tion as a 1994-1995 Utah Centennial School. This prestigious recognition brought grant money to be used for research - ing, developing, and implementing our Centennial School proposals. The pro- gram coordinator, Ms. Bailey, directed three committees chaired by Ms. Steck, Mr. Hunter, and Ms. Bauer who created a character development model, an al- ternate school-day schedule, and inno- vative curriculum. Task Force committees worked throughout the year to achieve the goals defined in the grant. We always knew our school was a great place to learn and it was rewarding to be recog- nized officiallyas one oftheelite schools in the state. { IAcademics 69

·oigger Diner EATI NI IN STYLE \"Come on in!\" greeted Ms. Quinn as faculty members gathered at the door of the culinary arts class for their newrestaurant, \"The 'Digger Diner.\" Each week, they offered a special to their already inviting menu. Students entirely staffedthe restaurant: from cooking, to serving, to cashiering, and even cleaning-up, they learned every aspect of the businesg.Many are ready now to open their own restaurants. The students also prepared and participated in local, regional and state competition in both FHA/HERO and VICAwith the opportunity to represent JHS at the national convention. In addition, \"The 'Digger Diner\" hosted special event dinners and sponsored contests, such as the one for the B.Y.U/Utah football game and the Super Bowl.Sarah Sutton 5erve5 Mr. Lovato, Mr. Hunter. Mr. Mark, and Mr. Hale at their lunch to \"tip-off\" the Kara Fro5t flip5 a piece of chicken for the 'Diggerbasketball season. Diner'5 Malibu chicken sandwich.®70 'Digger Din er Andrea Quinn ring5 up the wtal for a Thank5giving M5. Quinn hustles back to the Diner after maki~g' special. per50nal delivery.

Academic Decathlon ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL Take nine of the brightest students in the school. Bring them together for regular, and often late, study sessions.Introduce them to everything from Sinclair Lewis to DNA coding. Expect them to do everything well: write an essay,interpret e.e. cummings. solve calculus problems, identify a Rembrant, be familiar with biotechnology, differentiatebetween Tchaikovski and Stravinski, and give a speech. Our Academic Decathlon could do it all!. The Academic Decathlon team represented Jordan High in a tournament with other schools in the district competingIn ten different subject areas. Jordan walked away with fourteen medals. but didn't have enough points to advance toa state tournament. More importantly, the participants learned to unite as a team : if one person didn't learn aboutsupply and demand charts. itaffected the whole team. Jordan is proud of the time that the decathlete's put in studying.Decathlete!'>: S<~rah McKnight, Melie>e>a Welling, l:irt Lar6en, Brian Griffith, Robert Blodgett, Jai Kirt Lan;en reads through art notes whileChaffin, Rory McQu<~ id, f aylor Maryon, Deann<~ Farm;worth. listening to Ms. Smith lecture.At a Iate night study £>e5sion are Deanna Farnsworth, Mellie>a Welling. Brian Griffith, and Robert Blodgett.I( Acade mi cory McQuaid @Decathlon 71

Top: Dan· Davre, President; Middle: Heidr Densley, H'stori.!m: Monica Packard, Vice Preeldent; Bottom Darcy King, Secretary. ChristmaB iB a wonderful time ofyear, bringing out the giving Bpirit in all of uB, eBpecially the 1994-95 Jordan High School National HonorB Society. NHS memberB had the opportunityto help with the Utah Food Bank andwere able to anBwer \"Dear Santa'· let-terB from firBt and Becond graderB at local elementary schooiB. Other Bervice projectB completedby NHS included helping to coalateand addreBB the Beetdigger Bulletinsent to our homes during the course oftheyear, aiding the teacherB on careerladder day, and individual projectBapproved by club leadership. NHS, being a very prestigious orga-nization, has tough, though not im-posBible requirementsfor admittance.A cumulative GPA of 3.750 is requiredand must be mainta'ned. MemberBmust also maintain high Btandards ofcitizenBhip.Senior Carrie Ro!7ioon, N.H.S. meml7er, linee up toperform with the Charlonians ata home !7ae;ket17allgame. Many N.H.S. meml7ere were also active inother school organizatione.72 N.H.S.

Back Row: Mitzi Stevens, Ambree Penrod, Angela Thomas, Amber Swan, Marshall Sayer, Brian Griffith, Kyle Callister, Spencer Morris, Shanet.~ans, David Howell, Karen Deem, Bryan Dillon, Mark Holmgren, Marc Stevens, Tam Khong, Todd Ovard Row Six: Brittni Cummings, Mary Wilson,Aimee Brown, Tonya Sim, Mindie Moore, Camron Bateman, Matt Greenwood, Heather Holloway, Pam Shoemaker, Brooke Broadhead, ShellyWhitehead, Sonja Johnson, Tyler Kirkham. Josh Wood Row Five: Shanda Laiwakete, Nicole Christiansen, Martina Day, Bambi Meyers, Karen6:adford, Lori Jones. Wendy Nielson, Jamie Cobbley, Holley Locke, Mist1 Lombardi, M.kki Johnson, Sharlene McOmber, Corie Swenson, CynthiaNielson, Todd Mumford Row Four: Summer Ander<?on, Melissa English, Teri Foster, Kami Terry, Wade VanHorn, Kristen Casperson, MarjorieWallace,AmyJo Tyler, Kellie Waldram, Cynthia Wright, Jill Bennion, Melissa Welling RowThree: Carri Robison, Cristina Phlong, ChandyOiorenshaw,Sara Staples, Sarah Johnson, Krist1e Snow. Erica Matsumori, JenniferJayne, Cassy Lattin, GingerCarlson, Kristi Pulsipher, Kristie Linnell Row~.-IWo:.Deanna Farnsworth, Kim Reich, Kip Cotter, Jennifer Gilbert, Tyler Sohm, Dan Olsen, Justin Crowther, Jai Chaffin Front Row: Dani Davis, on1ca Packard, Heidi Densley, Darcy King0 PPosite Page: Senior Mitzi Stevens participatesb•nythe~areer Ladder Day service project for N.H.S. helpmg the office aides sort papers. (I)N.H.S. 73

Bu~ine~~ and Marketing Education· Corie Swen~on Visual Arts·Tyler SohmAbove Right: Music·Ryan PlantAbove Middle: Math·ematics· David HowellAbove: Speech/ Drama-Dani Davis Engli~h- Melie>sa Welling Science· Jennifer Gilbert74 @Sterling Scholars

General Education- Spencer Morri~ cS!erfiny cSc.hofars Working hard, deadlines, meetings, and portfolios. That's what being a Sterling Scholar is all about. And this year's Sterling Scholars did a marvelous lob of representing Jordan High. The purpose of the Sterling Scholar award is to publicly recognize and encourage excellence in outstanding seniors for scholarship, leadership. and citizenship. The program was developed to focus attention on remarkable seniors and to recognize them publicly with cash and tuition awards. Sterling Scholars from each school spend a lot of time preparing portfolios and exhibits for competition. They are also judged on personal interviews. Winners are chosen in the areas of English, Mathematics, Social Science, Science, Applied Technologies. Family, Consumer and Health Sciences, Business and Marketing Education, Foreign L8nguage, Speech/Drama, Visual Arts, Music, Dance, and General Scholarship. Far Left: Family. Con~umer and Health Science- Angela Flanagan Left.: Social Science- ...auren Curt1~T Education- Cody Jenkin~ Dance- Amtler Swan Foreign Language- Nicole Crane C:Chnology @Slcrling Scholars 75

Above: Jaeon Brown v.~eetlee down hie opponent during a wreetling meet. Jaeon wae one of Jordan'e toP wreetlere this year. Top: Teri Foeter anticipatee a eerve from her Granite opponent in a fall tennie conteet.76 • Sports

Left: SeniorAll-State aefen~ive lineman Toa Vaivakatake~ a re~t auring a tough football game agaiMtthe Olympu~ Titan~.Bottom Left: Junior ~wimmer Shawn Frewin ~lice~through the water to help hi~ team win the 400yare! free~tyle relay.Below: Surroundea by Olympu~ player~. KarenDeem ~ink& a jumper for the Laay 'Digge~. Sports 77

Oolley6all SeniorNicoleSharple:.get:.reaayto5ervetheball. EM-..a:a-.1:&», !J!ie:'t;, !J!i:&»i:JE.e: The 1994/95 Lady 'Diggers had a very successful season,going to the state tournament for the first time in fifteenyears.The Lady Diggers went four and twenty with their newcoach, Holly Clapham. Even with no volleyball head coachexperience, Coach Clapham carried the Lady 'Diggers withencouragement and understanding. Sophomore BrookEichelberger sa id: \"Coach Clapham treats us a ll with respect.She makes us feel important.\" The camera catchee. Coach Clapham in m•a-huaale auring the Juage game.SCOREBOARD State Tournamen~Cyprue. 15-7 15-13 wonSpanleoh Fork 7-15 10-15 lootEaet 9-15 9-15 ,oatStanaing: Coach Park, Coach Clapham. Coach Barne, Coach Penaleton.left. 61ae of 'J\" (171lck to front): Dore' Lelapali, Sharlyn Lunaberg, Nicole Sharplee.. Angel8Thoma:.. Sharlene Mc0ml7er, Marni Jenkin£>, Alieon Ba&:.ett. Ambree Penroa, Ertn Dllugherty. Elame Harmon. R1ghtt~iaeof ',./'(back to front): ClnayWnght, N1colePaul, Janine Jongejan. Kir:.ten Powell, Ro!lyn John:.on, Michelle Porter, Becky Snow. Kn:.ten Cline..78 @Volleyball

Sophomore Janine Jongejan practices her eerve in Junior Ambree Penrod t;ets up to defend against Jordan's skillful offensive players suchorder to beat her competrtion. West Jordan s return. ae; sophomore Krre;ten Powell carried the Lady 'Diggers through a great season.Sophomore Team: Back Row: Haylee Boogaard, Brooke Eichelberger, Tiffany Pugmire. Third Row: Krr5ti Kirkham.Janae Snow, Kim 5wenoon, Camr Johnoon. Second,.P.o.v: Coach Barne. Jennifer Fabrizro, Natalie Rasmussen, Margaret Brady. Layna Drake. Tamra Drake. Coach Park. Front Row:ourtney Elsby, Kneten D xon, Ashley Neleon. @Volleyball 79

GOlf Sophomore Jake John5on prepare5 to leave for the Sophomore Shaun Rowley realize~ \"baby beet5' Region competition. alwayf; end up on the wrong 5ide of the chalk era5er. This year's Jordan High golf teammade it all the way to state. All teamplayers supported and helped through-out the regular season, thus enablingtheteamtoqualifyforthestatecham-pionships. Manyfanswatchedand sup-ported Jordan's top five players whowere Ryan Bush, Burgess Cline, JoshHill, Jake Johnson, and Brent Tate.During the regular season, the golfteam succeeded in showing goodsportsmanship and in doing their bestat all t imes.Senior Br:yan Dillon 5trut5 becau5e he knowe he'e got fop P.ow: Coach Brvdy. Ryan Bueh. Burge~f; Cline. Tor:y Vigil. and Walter Cline. Middle r-ow: Brent T.11te. Ja5h Hill, Brent Noble. and Brandon Epperoon. Bottom Row: Sh11un Rowley. Jake John5on Not Picturetl:wt>at it takee to be a great golfer. Br:yan Wolfley, Br:yan Dillon.80 @ Golf

- The Cross Country team did very wellthis year. Dave Sullivan and Em ily Cookboth set new track cou rse records atFlat Iron Mesa. The team practiced ev-ery day after school for about one and ahalf hours. lhe girls' team beat Granite,Cyprus, Murray, Grantsville and went tostate for the first time in six years. lheboys' team beat Granite and Grantsville.The top girl runners were Emily Cook,Emily Jensen, and Jennifer Birrel whileDave Sullivan, Ed Gustaveson and AdamChard led the boys. lhe team wascoached by Bryce Collier and Mike White.Above: Laura StDnley. Shawna Fife. Jennifer Birrell,Cryetal King, Andrea Beecher and Emily Cook, lookanxiouely t..ow1.1rd the coun:;e ahead.Above Right.: DMid Sullivan and Cameron Willard60n•un their hardeat. to place well in a race. Top Row: Coach Coll•er, Ed Gu6taf60n, Darcy King, Greg Lat1mer, Shawna fife. Bertram Bihler, Pam Shoemaker, Em1ly Cook. Nathan Berrett, David Sulhvan, Anthony Claudio, Crystal King, Cameron Willard60n. Laura Stanley, Corey Leavttt, Coach M;Ke White. Front Row: Michael Hanft., Ryan Famngton, Trevor James, Tyler Jamee, .Jared France, Dan ursen, Jennifer Birrell, Andrea Beecher. Not Pictured: Danyel Burt, Adam Chard. @Cross Country 81

c.Boys' Soccer This year's 1995 team had a starting advantage which lead Jorda n High int o a promising year. With an earlier edgethan the '94 t eam, t hat had no starting seniors, Jordan's soccer team was well on its way to another victorious season. In early February, Coach Bill Noble held try-outs. After school, the boys gathered on the field adjacent to Mt. JordanMiddle School and \"gave their all\" to make the team. There were both new and familiar faces, which presented Coach Noblewith the difficult t as k of smoot hly combining the diverse ta lent. When all was finis hed, Jordan ended up with with a highlytalented team showing much spirit and energy to represent the pride of Jordan High.V<~r~ity: B<~ck row: Co<~ch Bill Noble.J<~cobRobin~on,Tyre Holfeltz.Rueeell Cllrtle.S<~mMyu~.Tylu Chrieteneen.Joeh Hiii,AndyFullmu.Marl:: Crook.5haun Squiree.MattWehunt,Mike Mille.Coach JeremyLauberehfmer.Front: W<~de Hunt.Kev~n Doyle.AdamMend en hall. S pe ncerMorn e. WadeV<~nHorn.Shane Evana.Brent Nol71e.Jo!>hHolfeltz,Derek StockingJunior Var~ity: Back row: Co<~ch Bill Nol71e,DavidGoff.Jared Oqden,J.!laon Moller.Phil Berry.ScottStockinq.Cameron Bateman.Brllndon King.BrettN ie Iaon. Lev• Ernee t,Coac hJere myLaubershimer. Front: Shawn Egbert.JacobPalmer.Jaaon Sarqent.Tim Petueon.PaulWilfert.Marl:: Doyte.Rick Evereon.Brandon Poole@82 Boys' Soccer

APove: Midfielder, Rueeell Curtie, etridee to the ball after a 5trong paee from a teammate. ~APove: Derek 5tockmg kicke a finely·Palanced Pall Ty!er Chn&ten~n 12paet a vig1lant Hillcreet Hu!ikle. M.lrl Crooi: 4rop Left: Spencer Morrie come5 out from hie goal P.u~ Cu~ 14box to challenge Brent NoPie during warm·upe for Skane E'an& 8their game. llntJy fu me 6 .,O!lh HLeft: Mike Mille tw1ete in the air ae he heade the lyre liolfeftz 1' IY.am Mer~<kn~all ?Pall. 2 vf'Cncer Morr!l GK B•cnt Nolie 9 13 .Wndr. V11nHorn 16 24 C11meron Bateman 10 3 l~n Dayi~ 21 om M~re ~ Jacot> ~n5011 38 &<;c,tt &toc~lng 1b 2b Phi Poerry 7 20 .........., E~l>ert 26 22 le\'!Eme&t 3.3 Davtd6off 37 Jo&h Holfeltz 2b W .:leHunt Gr.. Br 11<lonl:.~ '9 Ja!><>n Molter '5 '7 Brett Niel90n Gr.. J,Jr• I ()q:Jen 32 J •col> Palmer 25 2'l 1m Pt:te\"'On ;;1 ,haun:.~qu~ 30 35 Derel toe·~ MattWenurt Pa Wi fert Dan Yoo;ne Mart Dnyle ! 1 Eve\"'!<ln M<eM e 5.-an:Jon Poole ... ' c.n &areent li\"IIO! !i12<Kh· 13111 Noole t.~t:. ~,b,~· .,eremy laul>er5h mu IJary tiolfe tz @Boys' Soccer 83

Jordan High 8off6afl, Defending State Championsc;;.c:.i e: :£C» 't; ~~ ~~:K»~&L't; \"Jordan: Where the men are men Below:JuniorVarsity shortstopMelanie Ball, scoops Below: Freshman Lindsey Post s lides safely intoand the women are CHAMPIONS.\" This third, evading a Bountiful defender. Lindsey, alongwas the theme for the Jordan High up a grounder ready to throw out the opposing with t hree other freshmen brought talented andsoftball team the past two years, af- youthful energy to the team.ter consecutive state titles. Region ru nner. Melanie helped theJ.V.team with great armcompetition was fierce this year with a strength.younger team. With only three return-ing players and four skilled freshmen,t he battle for another state trophywas an exciting affair. Aspiration re-mained high for another championshipseason with the odds in favor of theJ ordan High Softball team. This year'steam definately went out in style.Above: Sophomore Kim Talbot, throws to second Varsity team: Back Row: Teri Foster, Jamie Cottle, Coach Holly Clapham, K;m Talbot, Coach RaChellehoping for a double play. Foster. Middle Row: Jayme McDonald, Tamara Christensen. Coach Kay Parker. Lindsey Post, Coach Lil.!i@84 Girls' Softball Foster. Front Row: Coach Kay Mitchell, Manager Matthew Parker. Liz Smith. Sharlyn Lundberg, Laurer1 Botkin, Rebecca Baarz. Left S1de: Rhiana Hughes, Becky Snow, Tiffany Pugmire, Coach Trish Peddletor'~·

- Left: Junior pitcher Teri Foster flings in another strike to help her team to victory. Teri contrif,uted greatly to the 'Digger defense with excellent pitch· ing abilities.J.V. Team: Front Row: Coach Melissa Hill, Coach Carl SilCOx, Ginger Simons. Second Row: Krist Smith, Coach Kay Mitchell gives the team an inspiring pepA.uf,ery Parry, Melanie Ball. Third Row: Halona Laiwakete, Jennifer Fabrizio, Jolinda Carl~n. Amy Rollo, talk before defeating the Bountiful Braves.1\athy Merrit. Back Row: Awbree Carruthers, Cindy Snow, Jennifer Anderson, Nicole Bos. Girls' Softball 85

Baseball s...,.e:e:-t, s...,.iZ1~i:EJL~FRONT RON: Kody Sheffield, Trent Welch, CodyJamioon. Trent Sutherland.Jat>e Os!Jome. Mer. tJyWilf'ereon. Brandon Welte. JeremyWeb5ter. Col:ly Fabriz1o, DaiiJ!MtJtsuoka, Nathan Christen6en, Mark Chaston. BACK ROW: Justin Cot-t-le, N1ck Rico, BritJn Brentel, Blake Johnson. Bryan Rasmussen. Barkley Emery, Shelll)Guest, Nick Mathis, Bryan Wolfley, Josh Bos, Mike Milburn, Brian Webster, 7..ach Ludlow. Chris WintleCOACHES: Kevin Egan, Jason Oeherara. Not pict-ured: Coaches Just;in Jarvis, Russ rhompson. and Chris BtJbin,kiMANAGERS: Jeff Jewkes, Bryan Betenson. Brian Carter. Not pictured: Clark Fullmer, Shaunt-il Medine \"A coach can put you on the team. Your teammates can make you hustle. A recruiter can get you through the doofbut only hard work can make you a player.\" That statement is true in every aspect about our Jordan Baseball team thi~year. \"Our guys are young but they are very hard workers and they are dedicated,\" said Coach Kevin Egan. Early this spring a crowd of 70 baseball hopefuls went through numerous tryouts and cuts emphasizing throwinghitting, and fielding. Out of those knotted-stomached, nail-biting, bunch only 25 were chosen to represent Jordan thl~year on the team. \"Tryouts this year were tough,\" said Coby Fabrizio, \"but I knew it would all be worth it because we didwell.\" Jordan beat two of the top teams in the state, but concentrated their efforts on region teams. Region 6 is th&home of Murray and Tooele, who were both ranked in the top 5 in the state. Senior captain Kody Sheffield said, \"We worketlhard and stayed focused, that's why we had such a great year!\"@86 Baseball

Dalla5 Matsuoka, Nick Rico and Ben Gerona huddle on the mound to plan the Ben Gerona throW5 one of his great- Short5top Kody Sheffield chucl!!; thenext pitch during the game again5t Bear River. e5t pitches: the curveball. ball to home plate for an \"out''.A depiction of the Jordan High baeeball team by team member Zach Ludlow. Sophomore Jeremy Webster swing6 hard in the let 1r1ning of the Bear River game. @Baseball 87

IRACI< AND FIELD:IE&-.::r:a;r, :&..&.:&~, :IE&-.::r:a;r!Vareity Team (Not. ident.lf1ed l1y position in photograph): .;ohn Allan. Paul Barela. Mindy Baumann. Alan Beck. Bn21n Beeeley, Eric Beine. Jill Bennion. Bertrlln1Bihler. Brooke Broadhead, Jamie Burningham. Adam Carter, Jeanna Chneten5en, Troy Chneten5ero, Burgeee Cline, Jade Conrad. Shari Conrad. Chrie Crawford.Karen Deem. Del:>bie Deneley. Bryan Dillon, Kneten DIXOn, Jennifer Egl:>ert. Mano Fal:>nz c. Chn&t.in.!l Fdt, Shnwna Fife, Shawn Frewin, Misty Giese, Ed Gustafoon.Rick Hansen. Ruth Haneen. Mike Helm, Travis Hullinger. Jared Jame5, Emly Jensen. Mam1 Jensen, C.ami Johnoon, Rebel~h Johnoon. Lance Kener, Tam KhonttBen Kiel, Krist.i Kirkham, Tyler Kirkham. Brian Kwant, leslie Leatherwood. Dore Lclepali, Jooh L1nton, Ryan Lundberg. Alex Marshall. Sharlene McOmber, AnrjMcNeW. Ben Meekins. Jeri M1ller, Marc Morris. Shawn Mowery. Todd Mumford, Tim Norrie. T.J. Orton. Bryan Oemond. Jeff Peay. Matt Powell. Andy Reed, Ju5tir1Riley. Ryan Scad lock. Jolynne Scrogg1n, Jeff Setterberg. Chris Sink. Nick Spencer, Laura Stanley, M•chaeiStewart, David Sull•van. R1ch 5ummere. Marlene TerM.Tea Va•vaka. Andy Watoon, Sharolyn Weaver, Karli Westley, Brett Williams. Cheryl Wilham5. Mary WilflOn, Bryce Wnght. Cindy Wright, Neal Wright, The 1995 track team consisted of students from the freshman Clearing Lhe lu5t hurdle, Jamie Burningham stretches for the fin ill~through senior classes. Hurdles, sprints, miles, discus,javelin, long line.jump, pole~vault, high jump, and shot put were all competitveevents. Practices were held daily to prepare for the vigorous meetsahead. Every Monday and Friday speed and endurance were builtby weight lifting at 6:00A.M. An intra~squad meet was held in mid~March to determine theVarsity and J.V. teams. Teammates competed aga·nst each otherfor the Varsity spots. Region meets were held every Wednesday,and on the weekends. The team took off for state qualifyinginvitationals held at BYU, Utah State University, Timpview HighSchoo, and the Fast Lane Athletic Meet held at Davis H'gh School.Those who attended hoped for a state qualifying time, distance. orheightwhich would allow them to compete at state held at BrighamYoun~ Unlveralt..y. ~eglon w~ \" held ~t Cot:t onwood High School and our toamrepresent-ed Jordan welL With many young strong membere;, next.year's team will remain competitive and runnin' strong.@88 Track and Field

Left: G oing to extremee, Mike Helm concentratee f1 1eenergyinto hied ie- cus throw. Below: Teneion mounteasJill Bennion j okingly prepares to throw herj avel\"n at Coa ch B1~ch. who t.rained \"the Brui&er5 '. Qp,.,.,J .Y. Tt:l!lm (Not ltlcnt.ifled li)' poeitlon i nJ•hOt;Ogrllph): Ely All<;jier, E:mily BrorocjheDd, Dj!lnyel Ourt. Krioten Burt. I'CIIt.h C;olllet:.er. M11rk Cl!llliBt cr. Jare~ Clark. Jcnnlfc~Cone, Anele Cot lly. Holll t?t:~ ramer, L11yn1t c, Tam rl!l Dr11kc. Ricco Fa bl\"iz rc:>. 6h41wn ftilline•n. J•rcn Fr•nce~. Jeff Frottvc. Annet te Garbaillc. 'fhoma11 H.11nlp, Mi~CHanft., Je>hn He<!!lc;t. Te>rrcy Hc:nlch, Jerome Hlrochl. Trttvor Hlr&c;hi, Anthony Hill, C11mille Hilton. Jennifer Holllngt~he4!c:l. Kurt.lo Horne>ck~>, Juotln Hunt . Neil Johnoort.5 amvora Kern, David Khong, Allclll Kitchen. Najcel? Kudlyo, Miranda Kunz. Kevin Lo~~r&on, leu L11tu, Corey Lc.tlvitt, Jenny Lcwl~. Clllce.t>ie Lit tlewood, MindyLudvigson, Michelle MarcArlo, Angel11 McAIII&ter, Nathan Meacham, Bekah Neisler, Miety Nichol, Nathan Milton, Adam Packard, Chanthakai Rassavong, WilliamSafford, Lesley SeamoM, Chrie Scare, Jeff Sctterberg, Craig Storms, Paul Teran, Shara Thompson, Tabitha Thompson, Todd Tyler, Salote Vaivaka, Amber lit\Voigtlaender, Mark Wallace, April Watklne, Shelli Weaver, Becky Webb, Rachel Well!;, Cameron Willardson, Barrett Willson, Katie Wright Track and Field ~ 89

Girls' /ennis &LC:JEi~b.\"t; KimmyJames slams the !Iall !lack to her opponent. Karen Deem serves her 5pecialty. The 1995 Jordan High School girls'tennis team was spectacular. All ofthe members put in many hours ofpractice and hard workto become greatplayers. It was the first time many ofthe girls had played tennis as teammembers together. The beg inning oftheyearwasa little rocky, but in time,the team proved to be one of the bestaround. ... This year's 9irls' tennis team. Back Row: ~.aren Deem, Allea Johnson. Amy McNeill, Laura fueller. Kimmy Jame5, Cori Swenson. and Teri Fo5ter. Front Row: Br ttany .innell, and Jewel Jacol15en90@ Girls' Tennis

8oys ' lennis --.&:t, ~;a,Ravi Dodballapur eet6 up for the kill. Above : Back Row: John Brown, Michael Malmrooe, Matthew J one6. Colin Maughan, Benjamin Chneter'een, Rav1 Dodbt: apur, and Coach Hal Hale. Front Row: Gui Dodball.!!pur. Conrad 5tribakoe. Brandon Eppereon, Nichol.!ls Bell, Benj.!lmin Curtis, .lind 5pencerWilliam6. Not Pictured:Benjamin Tyson. The 1994-95 Jordan H~gh boys' tennis team was one of the strongest around. They added many' baby beets\" and other new players this year. They quickly made a spot for themselves in the school's history books by defeat- ing many other schools. \"The team's future looks good,\" said Coach Hale.Matthew Joneecat<:he~> a low one with a 61ick move. Benjamin Christensen swate at the ball atjust the right time. Boys' Tennis{§) 9 1

Below: Senior Nicole Timothy takes the chance to Right: Jayme McDonald dribbles down the court toprove that Olympus fouled the wrong person bysinking hertwo free throws. Dore' Lelepali prepares set up Jordan's offense. The skills of this year's sophomores and juniors ensure the Lady 'Diggersto rebound just in case of a miss. future SUCCess.tAbove: Amy McNeill \"schools' Olympus' defensewith her low post moves. Brooke Broadhead jab-steps to get good offensive position. ~ Senior Kristi Horrocks preparee to ehoot at the Jordan ve. Granite game while Dore' Lelepall and Kan~~92 ~ Girls' Vars ity/JV Basketball Deem prepare to rebound. Krletl'e aweaome 20 pointe that game proved to be the team's seaeon high·

Girls Oarsity /JO 8askethaff :a-Te» S-t;e»ppi:K1g =::a:=he:m New coaching staff, new plays, and only two returning Varsity players were just some of the difficulties the Lady'Diggers had to overcome. But still, they kept the winning tradition of Jordan. Coach Kevin Mark, a new teacher and coach at Jordan, came from Alta High School where he was the boys J.V. Coach.About mid-way through the year, when asked which team he liked coaching t7etter, Coacr Mark stated, \"If I knew coach inggirls was this fun, I would have done it a long time ago. But this season wasn't all fun and games just ask some of theplayers. During try-outs, comments such as \"He's too tough,\" and \"I know ifhe keeps this up. we're not going to get along, 'were heard in the locker room. But throughout the year, the team grew to respect him. With six seniors, this year was very emotional. But even with the emotion running high, this year's Girls' Basketballteam accomplished what they set out to do, proving there's no stopping them. Scoreboard Play-OffsJHS vs. Ogden 43·39 JHS@ Woods Cross 47-45 JHS vs. Granite \"59-31 JHS@ Judge 40·47 JHS vs. Olympus 44-58 JHS@ West 35-34JHS@ Bear River 41·46 JHS vs. Eao:;c 41·44 JHS@ Judge '42-49 JHS @ Timpview 29·49 .39-41 JHS@ Logan 38·42JHS @J Granger 51 35 JHS@West 31·36 JHS vs. Tooele '35-21JHS @ Cottonwood 39·51 JHS v6. Judge .39-45 JHS @' Murray •67 28 JHS@ Gran teJHS vs. Brighton 43·36 JHS vs. CypnJs 5 9 · 51JHS vs. Hunt.el' 49·30 JHS@ Tooele .38·54JHS ve;. Granger 30-36 JHS vs. Murray ~38-37Grris' Vareity/JV 6a5 ketl1al!: 6aG k f'ow: Coach Kev~n Mar~. Ta wm Epperoon, Tiffany Pugm1re. Shelly Whitehead, N.cole Timothy. Karen Deem, Brooke Broadhead,\"my McNeill, Jayme McDonald. Nicole Paul, Coach Cindy Midgley. Front Row: ManDger Jill Bennion. Mandy Stahl, Jam e Troyer, Jall\"ie Cottle. Carolyn Willey,Amanda r. ener. Marni Jenhne. Dore' Lelepali. Girls' Varsity/JV Basketball@ 93

Below: Ryan Stuart !>hoot!> a free throw in the game again!>t Judge, a$ Kirt Lar!>en, Kyle Calli!>ter, and Col7y Fabr izio ten!>e for a po!>!>ible rebound .Jo!>h M\"ller jump!> for a reboundagain$t rooele. Above: K1rt Lar$en Jams one in during warmups before the Murray game.@94 Boys' Varsity Basketball Above: Kirt Lan;en goes for the tip a!> Kyle Calli6ter help6.

Back Row: Aeei&tant Coach Doug Moueaw, Kyle Callietu, Ryan Stuart, Paul Wilfert. Kirt Lareen, Joeh Miller, Walter Cline, Head Coach Hal Hale. Front Row: JonPew, Burge&& Cline, Bart Eichelburger, Marty Steven&, Coby Fabrizio, Shane Evane, Torrey Henich. OfJR811YllfJSI<EIIlfJLL~A.~SCOREBOARD Aggressive players, outstanding sportsmanship, seri- ous dedication:the '94-'95 boys' basketball team. In spiteJord n 7!; Bmgh.un 77 of the players' ta lents, it was not a winn ing season for Jordan and was Coach Hale's \"most frustrating season inJord.u1 53 I hlltn-st 62 twenty-two seasons of coaching basketball.\"l11rd,m 71Jnrd.m 54 Timp\lt'W 74 The team met disappointment twice in region·gameslord.lll against Murray. The first game, on Murray's court, endedJordan '>$ Cottonwood ll1l in an upsetting overtime defeat. The second game, atlmdiln home, ended with Jordan's losing the lead in the finall••rdan IJ7 C.lli)Wl 46 minutes to push the teams into a heartbreaking doublel<•rd.m h3 overtime loss. It was the first season in nearly twentyltlldtlll lehi o3 years that Jordan did not go to the state tournament.jord,1n otthml.ln :;c, lk>lllll\\"liiE' 74 The year's basketball season could be summed up in onej11rd.1n of Coach Hale's favorite locker room phrases: ''You can beJord,m 71:> w.~xf,( rr....~ \"\0 a winner even though you don't win.\"l••rdolll ,'i] 1-.l~t 68jord.1nlllrd,m 62 w('\"t :;QjPrd.m h2jurd.u1 H7 ( ypru~ 'i,'\lt~nl.m 6() 1\l(x•l(• 61j(lrdan -17 Murr.1y n7 1>1 7\"t\ Gr,mih• 72 ::;:; Judg•• 74 'i2 Tu•x•l(• 56 'i7 Murray l>'i C. ramiE' o'i <)J~ mpu, :;[, judge :;:; Wt.>st t>ti @Boys' Varsity Basketball 95

Continuing / he l egacye»y!Bi .:1-v-/Se»phe»ZZ1e»:re: ll;aa,!§i:IE.et\"t;b;aa,11 Scoreboard Jord n 44 ·- r._;hclrT~ 74 Jordal' Jord , ~ H lcrest 48 Jordtm 4t'J Jordan nm~ €.0 Jord1m 50 Jor,J,m Cottonwood ?5 Jor,J m G' Jor,ilm Cart>on 46 Jord n 73 Jord n Leh1 86 Jora n f.h Jordan Bonnevillr 86 Jordan 70 Jordan b-1 Woodo:;Cros!J 68 Jordan 49 Jordan West b5 Jord n 47 Jcm lml Cyprus 68 64 50 Tooele: ?4 2 Murray 83 4!) Gran te 53 b4 Joog\"' •'l} 00 37 Tootle ~ !:>!:! Murray • ''I 6ramu 51 Olympuo:; 56 Judg~ 60The 1994·95 Jordan H1gh J.V. basketball te.flm. Back: Coach Doug Mousaw, Enc Hunter. Scoreboard Paul Wilfert, Josh M1ller, Jody Carroll, Torrey Henich. Front: Kris Neider, Adam Lynch. Bart ord n Oj } eng~ ,. 58 Eichelberger, Marty Stevens, Tyler Allen, and Ben Morrow. Jc·rdan Jordan 42 f~illcre t 36The 1994·95 eophomore basketball team. Back: Coach Perry Brady, Nate Borret, Da'le Jordan 70 40 nmpvlew 62Sullivan, Josh Pew, Josh M1ller, Chad Stone, Enc Hunter, Paul Wilfert, Jeremy Sm1th. Front: JOitllltlJosh linton, Ju&tln Cottle, Trent Ht:~rman. Nick H.an&en. Tyler Allen. Jace Ol1ver. Jeremy 54 Cot-tonwood '1bWebster, and Mike Maimrose. Jord n 34 Jordan Carbon 46@96 Boys' Sophomore Basketball Jord n \"!) ~ Jord , 6onnevllle 86 42 Wooa5 Cro~ •49 Jord n 10 East 71 40 ?4 West 69 34 58 yprus 41 36 Tooee '53 62 Murray 41 5(, Gral\"te 52 .Ji.ld<J\" 40 Tooele 60 62 ?4 6e

Great CfJotential• =A-i:r1ss; Sc:.phc:»me»:r~ ;a,ss;:Jr~-t;b:;a,11 Head Coach Nikki Sue Baldwin took the sophomore basketball team through a year of fine sportsman- ship, well-p layed games, a nd oustanding talent. Their many long hours of practice paid off as they rounded out a successful season. The resevoir of talent this team rep- resents will ensure that future Jor- dan teams will continue the t rend set th is year as 'Digger winners. Girls' Sophomore Basl:etball team: Back Row: Coach Nicki Sue Baldwin, Tamara Drake, Kristie Kirkham. Kristen Dixon, Jeana Christenson, Aubrey Parry, Michelle Porter, Coach Cindy Midgley. Front F'.ow: uura Tueller. Shnnnon Bell:a, Brooi::e Eichelverger,layna Drake. Deniee Menzies, Tiffany Pugmtre. pcoreboard JHS 37 v5. Qg, len 15 JHS 37 v5. Cyprus 43 JH 34 @ Bear R v1 36 JHS 38 ve. Tooele 43 JHS 41 @ Grang r 37 JHS 39 @ Murray 52 JHS 27 vs. Bngh ~n 31 JHS 29 @ Granite 25 JHS 37 ve. Hun ~r 27 JHS 47 ve. Oympue 29 JHS 35 vs Gran~ ~r 24 JHS 42 ve. Judge 47 JHS 9 @ WoodecrDf F> 54 JHS 42 @ Tooe e 29 JHS 54 @Ell t 33 JHS 57 vs. Murray 35 JHS 43 @Wet 24 JHS 78 vs. Granite 10 JHS 27 vs. Jud e 39Freshman Tiffany Pugmire usee eophomore Jayme McDonald as a @Girls' Sophomore Basketball 97Screen in order to shoot the vall at the Jordan vs. Olympus game\"-hile Amy McNeill lool:s on.