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Bol'Vling Fun \"I'm throwin' rocks tonight!\" ex- In bowling, there are winnersclaims Kyle Miller as he struts his stuff and there are losers, but the mostback to join his team at the monitors. He important part is that everyonethinks he's on his way to his first game always has fun. The members ofabove 240, but alas, he blows it in the last the bowling club wake up onframe, unable to pick up a 7-10 split. Mondays, filled with a tingly sen- sation that today is bowling -- Stories like this are not unusual in the today is good.exciting life of the bowling club. Everyweek, dreams are made, and hearts are Three's a Crowdbroken. \"Today was my first time,\" Chris Thom (left) and Josh Smith (right) mem-says Dave Snow, referring to his excit- bers of the \"Mafia\" are stealthily planning aing breaking of the elusive 100 barrier. \"hit\" on the over-trusting Mike Wong (middle). But bowling isn't all fun and games, Bowlin's Funthere's also scoring, where there are fu- Dave Snow, seen here befuddled with therious disputesalmostweeklyoverwhich difficulties involved with computer scoring, isteam defeated the other. anxiously awaiting his turn to roll. Who's Your Daddy? The Bowling Team poses, giving praise to the Bowling Rays of Goodness. Back Row: Ty Curtis, Jonny Affletranger, Robert Jimenez. Front Row: James Luthro, Kyle Miller, and Daniel Fredrickson. Send in the ClownsKyle Miller and Ty Curtis of the BowlingStones show off their stylish footwear.These multi-colored slicked slippersmatch every outfit. Guess Who?Kyle Miller is flanked by Skyleur Steffensenas he moves in to strike. Kyle is a fearlessbowler and has but one enemy, thegutterball.46 Bowling Club

Chess Club Every Tuesday the There is also an in ternal membersoftheChessClub ranking system, where the meet for another mind chess fanatics are able to chal- bending hour and a half of lenge one another and prove chess insanity. The Chess their superior dominance Club participates in tour- over the sucky chess players. naments all around the One of thosesucky chess play- state. ers, Ty Curtis, says, \"The Chess Club is fun, and even Pure Genius... though I haven't won a game When Sam Smith isn't at chess club of chess yet, I am hoping to be meetings to play chess, he is playing victorious eventually.\" chess. Here he uses some real mind power to play chess with canned food. The Paladins of Checkmate Front Row: JW Yearsley, Hykel Hunter, Kyle Miller. Back Row: Robert Lawrence, Ty Curtis, James Luthro, Andy Montgom- ery, Jacob Clayton. Not pictured: Sam Smith, Justin Stewart, Jason Melzer Chess Officers Here is Jacob Clayton (center), the only real Chess ClubOfficer, with his two lackies, Kyle Miller (left) and Ty Curtis (right).What!?! C . h. Anyone Dare to Challenge Me?Blast! Fool's mate again! Thinks Ty u~1s, as e IS James Luthro has been practicing all week for the big chall-a-royal that takes place every Tuesday. With thetaken down quickly for the third t1me m a row by skills he learned from his chess-mate, he is unstoppable.another Chess Team junkie. Mr. Deep Blue Undefeated Kyle Miller, insisting on being called \"Deep Blue\", refuses to face a humiliating loss to Jacob Clayton. Chl·-.-. Club 47

MESA, our mathematic cngcnccring scientists of the future. For those of you who do not know who or what Jtcettence the M.E.S.A. Club is, do not worry we are here to STYLIN' help. M.E.S.A. stands torPeng Lim, Vice MathematicalPresident of Engeneering ScienceMESA, shows Achievement Club, andoff his stylish we specialize in the ad-sleeping attire vancement of women andat a Mesa minorities in science andmeeting on mathmatical fields. Withpajama day. help from our advisor Mrs. Berrett, the M.E.S.A. clubenjoysfieldtrips and guest speakers from vari- ous prominent science fields. MESA IS GREAT! Mesa club mem- bers work hard using all their skills and knowledge to build a tower out of straws.COMPLICATED? Stressed?To some yes, but H e n ga m e hfor MESA master Mo hse ni an ,Jon Gorzitze watches as sheputting together and her groupstraws is not tri y to ci rcum-\"rocket science.\" vent a straw construction.

omecoming royaltiy stands proud- -with the student body officers.V'l'Aen ~t.skel'! Abt-v tt fed.s tb P.e .set:bnl'! ~tttenl'!~tnt }rleil'!i JntJttP.ritJt.sen re.spbnl'!el'!, 11 J tn'ink *~ *~* 'iJ nt~re e\"\"c'iteA tnttn J ttnt!11When asked what it feels When asked what it feels \"'' •.~·like to be nominated for like to be a nominee for . :,..homccomming royalty homecomming QueenAngela Carson re- Rachel Averettsponded, Reponded, \"It feels just Fantastic!\" \" I think this is awonderful oppertunity to ,._ ,. I~..... be a good role model.\" - Fall /Clubs 49

Cold Dol: Jacob Bi•hop, D.J. Thayne, J,>son Bowling, and Mike Mcleod. Not Pictured~ Jackson Brown, Greg Mtarden t'lnd Saitl Vitlvaka Powerlifling Club: Jacob BIShop, D.J. Thayne, and M1kt• Mclt'Od. Not Pictured: jackwn Brown, Greg M.1rdcn and Scliil Viavaka50 Clubs/Organizations

Who are they? They are the Model U.N. club. What do they do? They are dedicated to discussing the issues of the world in an environment much like the real live United Nations. Who is their advisor? New comer Mr. Rand Winward. When do they meet? After school in Mr. Winwards classroom. Who should join next year? Everyone! This is one exciting club!Model U.N. Clu b:(in alphabetical order): Adam Bishop (Vice PResident), Becca Grubaugh, Geoffry Joosten, Erik Larsen, MichaleLinton (Vice President), Sam Smith, John Spillman, Jeff Stephans (President), Justin Stewart, Lyle Todd, Mr. Winward, J.W.Yearsley Shakin' Shakin' (Right) Senior Adam Bishop shakes hands with fellow U.N. member. Peace Baby )effStephansandScottGoddard. Just two of the many members of one of the newest club here atJordan High. Club~/Organizations 51

What are your plans for after high school?\"We are going to work for . ational IIGeographies, live in a baby blue win-a-bago, hit every major peak in the US, and \"We plan to move to Australia and openon lunch brake go rock climbing. Then up the most AMAZING Hard Rock Cafe'\"we will shun ourselves from society as'mountain women', and write our -Rachel Conti< Stephanie OldroydWORLD FAMOUS documentries.\" \"To go to physical therapy school at Uni- - !leather Harkness & Natalie Duel her versity ofCalifornia of Massage & Physi- cal Therapy. Then, open up my own massage solon in Victoria, Canada.\" - TIH• ny l'crry \"Go to college, out of stale hopeful\J ~ adegreemadvertiaitt& Then liveinNewYork City with my husband and two kids.\" -Gina Sttllnovtdl52 Fall/Social

Scon SCOTT SCOTT!!! Ms. Masseuselook Out Hawaii! Rub-A-Dub-Dub...\"~fter Jordan I'm just gonna go to college where the parties, the drinks, and the \"After High Sch~ll pl_an to go to U.C.t.:t.T. and be certified in massage therapy.guls are. Oh yes, I guess I ought to study as well.\" Mr. Stanely also has hopes Then go to the Umversaty of Utah, to go mto eonatal Care, move to Boston, andto take up surfing off the coast and take in some rays while he's at it. live happily ever after, with Erik.\" -Scott Scott Scott Stancly -Heidi St. Rogers atn~togotothe Uniwnlty of Utah for • yeu. ad\"then trans- fer .up to Bastem Or- egon University to get a dweemeducatkm --caadace MMcaro Fall/Social 53

Chillin' at the Mall Cory Davies, Porter Olson and Mike Watkinsstrikea pose in front ofFanzz, while trying to pick up chicks at Southtowne Mall. ACTIVITIES From simply \"Hanging Out\" to catching air on a wakeboard, the students here atJordan participate in a variety of fun activities during and after school. Hopefully these ideas will help all of us avoid boredom . Catching Some Rays... ScottStanley tries to impressTara Sperry, Tiffani Christensen, Anna Woodman, and Alisa Chung, as they enjoy the fes- tivities at farmers market. Getting in Shape... Seth Phillips and JeffJohnson finally take a break from their strenuous work to do some jump roping and catch some fresh air to show everyone that they can have fun anytime, anywhere.54 Fall/Social

Frisbee Anyone?PorterOlson, Spencer Pearson, and RyanBaumann try in vane to block the unstop·pable Brian Cottle as he teaches theseamateurs in the Jordan High Commonsafter school that he has mastered the artof frisbee.Air Tony...\>\aving to the camera, Tony Jenkinscomes in for the landing after pulling awicked flip over the wake during a boattrip to Jordanelle Reservoir.Just ring!0\·ercome by the boredom of waiting forthe bell to ring Jennae Prue trie:. to con-vmce Rachel Cone thatshe is the queen ofthe ring, but Rachel hasn't come this farfor nothing and wont go down without afight.Look at this!Sponsored by Salty Peaks, Jared Smith isthe man when it comes to skating. Hemakes the other kids look pathetic as hepulls a huge grab off a 5 foot ledge nearthe Sandy Mall. Fall/ Social 55

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Students enjoy a day at school. JHS students enjoy time with their friends and seem to enjoy being at this wonder- ful school, they love so much.Where is your Hall Pass?Junoirs Levi West, Brian Fletcher, OrnarSaucedo, Dave Christensen all show off thierpasses while they miss 7th period.Dreaming?\"I must be dreaming!\" thinks Nate White,while posing with Natalie Rassmusen andAshlie DeMick.Show offs.Senoirs Marcy Atkinson and Spencer Warnershow how much they like to pose for thecamera. \"Aren't I the cutest '1n my opinion, Post-it sophmore you've ever notes are the greatest seen?\" thing ever made.\" -Erica Short -David Snow58 Student Life

\"Dude that girl is so fine, \"I love getting my pic-I wish I knew who she ture taken.\"was.II-Ty Curtis -Genny Shelleyl'r!~--~----......--:-\"'W\"--:---======-iiiiiiiiiiiil Famous Fighters? Nope! just Senoir Ryan Taylor and Junoir Josh Madsen goofing off in the halls during 7th period one day. Where are the cops? Senior Jesse Carlton unleashes his wrath on Sophomore Levi West during 7th pe- riod. Nap time! Bethany Davis takes a nap on the job at one of the many football games. Flags or bags? Janae Castleton and KimJensen make a plastic bag flag during one of the field trips to plant trees. Stud ent Life 59

Pondering Jacob Clayton is plotting his next intelligent move for chess, so he can diligently beat his opponent. Let's dance! Amanda Harris, Porter Olson, Jamie Mor-gan, Jennyanne Parr and Erica Jennings wait fortheir chance to dance in ballroom. \"I WANNABE A SUPPER MODEL!\" \"WHAT EVER!\"StevenMorrison andJillian Brown strike Nicholas Pfeifer and Brandon Ovard show theira pose for the camera. enthusiasm for the beginning of the school day. '60 Student Life

I !IIII Mark Knudsen 12 \"Life is like a box of chocolates you Canned Princeses never know what you are going to Andrea Stevens and Vanessa Ambrose show off the Key clubs handywork at the mall. get.\" Justin Stewart 11 \"Chess is like life, its never pre- dictable.\" Steve Morrison 11 \"Trying to have fun should be a sin.\"~ am Batman! Just what the doctor ordered Ben Duffin Shows off his collection of 79 Dr. Pepper bottles in haun Brady reveals his alter-ego in the halls between classes. his locker. Student Life 61

YES? 0 NO?Jordan high students share the most memorable ways they have been asked and answered to dances. Grandpa? Katie Howarth and D. l\ate Smith show off their aw..ome dog-p.1tch shirts! \"I had my friends go up to my date'sdoor and sing a song to the tunc of \"Mr. Sandman\", butchangcthcwords to fit me, he ended up s,,ying yes!\" -Marcy Atkinson·~~--------------\"My boyfriend wrote a \"I was running all over \"Toothpicks \"I duct-taped YES onsong, hierd a band and the front lawn trying to everywhere!!\" hiswindsheild and cov-came to my work getbackto thecarwith- -Cale Papworth ered the rest of the win-andsang it to me!\" out being seen, I must dows with more duct have looked really stu- tape!\" ·Bri Webb pid, I didn't know whether to run on the -Ashley Allen lawn or the pavement- hey, it was a nice house!\" -Allison Mills62 Winter/ Student Life

\"What a mess!\" Anita Frost is on awe of her date's ability to trash her room while answering her for Char~ \"The kid hopped over my 7 foot fence, climbed on my roof and waited right above my window until I finally went to sleep at 2:00 A.M., and then shoved a note with \"YES\" and a whole summary of his experience written on it!\" -Chrysi Wall, Senior\"She came up to me and said, \"So, youwann.1 go to Dogpatch?\" I said, \"OK,great!\" -Spencer Warner WhaldtJytJu lhinlt?How early should you ask ? 43% say a month early 43% say two weeks early 14% wait until the very last minute!How long do you wait before answering? SO% wait 1-S days SO% make their date suffer for two weeks! Winter/Student Life 63

Where's the fire? Senior Jeff Kauffm<m shows off his fu- ture career to his buddy Curtis Raddatz. What do you mean it's only Wednes· day? Senior Karen Woodman, after one of those long days at school.To pass or not to pass?Senior Creg Roach ponders during anAC f prep class. Arc you being served? Kristylnn Griffiths ,1nd A<;hley Francom help out at thl• f,Kulty Christmas p.uty. Safety Classes Rule! Junior Mike Steck shows his safe side in photo class.

IE:M IICS DRIVER'S ED A detailed study of the driver's handbook and Driver's Ed is one of the driver responsibilities aremost anticipated and most required to pass the classmonotonous classes Jord an and eventually get your1-Iigh has to offer. Along driving license.With driving the range andcruising the main roads, stu- Careers..dents arc allowed to make Children h.•arn about careen. that they~p for bad driving by mak- may evl!nt ually go into, although nottng pos ters about safety, likely. \"What will I do for a ca reer?,\"construction, and hundreds Kyle Miller ,1sks himself.ofother subjects that appealto the teaching body. Opportunity Knocks \"Carl>er-. sent me on the fast track to life,\" mumbll>d Dan> Christen~l!n on his way to de.1l with more im]Xlrt,mt m,1t- te rs. What's the Point? Did I Do That? It looks as though thl' Driver's Ed stu- Careers... I'll tell you about ca- dents have madl! ,, huge improvement reers. Not only does it give us an from the first of thl• quarter, now knock- opportunity to learn about ca- ing down only 1 out of 3 cones. reers we might someday choose to explore, but we also learn Bad Boys! Bad Boys! about each other, and a little M.,ybe the wor.,t pMt of getting your about ourselves as well. license isn't the pkturc, but the cops that lurk behind CVl'ry corner with those - Sam Smith threatening radar gun'>. AustinO' Farrell practices his cop ..,kills pulling a pseudo- arrest on a perpl!tr,Hor. Careers was my link to Mr. Right, and Mr. Wright... - Kelsey Moon Your Worst Nightmare \"Yes, that' s right,\" warns Eric Thomson, this is the moment vou ha,·e feared ..,mce your fin.t he,ud of Driver's Ed, the rangl'. Academics 65

ACADEMICSTechnology 2000 is just one you are challenged to make aof the many classes offered at protective car to salvageJordan High. You get to play Eggbert's short life. If a careergamesand build withlegosand inscience or technology has everwork with all sorts of new ideas been a possibility, Technologythat have come around since 2000 is the perfect class to takeWorld War II. next semester.Laura Franchowcommentedthat she loves the class and looksforward to it.The skills taught in theseclasses range from levels I tolevels IV can be used through- Biology-Isn't She Cute? Buttercup''> tongue is at it's lx\">t in thisout the participants life. Butfun is not the only thing you get great photo, although sht• d1dn't get ato experience. You can make chance to st•e it herself. Thb day is one that studcnts in biology class won't berollercoastersoutofK-Nex,and forgetting any time soon. Electronics-Maniac Marshall.'v1ar<.hall Emsley b .1 legend in hi'> owntime ot only can he play balllikc therc~t of the guys, but he helps around thehouse too. Ceramics-Play-Dough Pays Off!Christina Jensen, Afton Duncombe, andStcphanie Kimball pl.1y with clay in an.1ttcmpt to form the bc'>t pot in the cla'>s.66 WinterI Academics

GETTOWORK! Kyle Millertries to forcesomeworkethic mto poor Sean Dunlavy, who is digging small holes for \"Bitter Brush\". It was part of an extracurricular activity to help provide food for deer, sponsored in part byJordan High School's English Depart- ment.That•, Mr. Pig to You! Pfbbbbbbbbbt! Heidi lows ht•r hi~tory class.ihe P1~ l'ol•t, David Lee, v•~•b Mr C.entry's cia~~ and tt•.lChesthe k1tb differt•nt ways to write ~ood poetry. I Ie e\plained the~l'Ypoints to writing good poetry, including the u~cofconcrete ouns r,\llwr than abstract om·~ Winter/Academics 67

JUM P! JUMP! Aaron Ferre skies above the competition in the opening tip of the West Jordan game. Aaron led the Diggers in rebounds this season. FAST ACfiO N JACKSO N!Jackson Brown puts up the shot after astrong drive to the hoop. Jackson led theteam in scoring for the ~econd year in aro\·\', FLY LIKE AN EAG LE!Josh Chapman soars past a stunned de-fender for two poinh. This wasChapman's 1,1st ye,u ils a Bcetd igger. liewent out with a bang. WARM IT UP! \"AUTOMATIC. .. BABY!\"The Diggers wa rm up for ,, big game AMon Ferre prepares to d rain another free throw on his unfortunate opponents.against Orem. The teilm dl'fl•a ted Orem f'erre milde sure that that this, his seniorboth times they pl,lyed this ~e.Json. year, was his best ever as a Digge r.68 Sports/Basketb.111

Varsity Brighton Us Them Alta H i llcrest 46 51 Orem 58 61 Timpangos 72 49 Mt. View 54 50 Alta 70 75 Hillcrest 56 54 Orem 52 58 Timpangos 72 49 Mt. View 54 50 Alta 70 75 Hillcrest 56 54 Orem 52 58 Timpangos 57 49 Mt. View 64 48 Brighton 61 59 81 73 51 58 STATE 75 65 Davis 48 57 HunterJ fJ./30f]I OMOC/{c 3COC/{ccBOJilcf{cfJ: Vars ity Basketball Co~ch David McConnel, James J.V. Chnstensen, Kurtis Lcsh, Aaron Ferre Us Them Patrick John, John Matern,Coach Hal Hale, Coach Alex Jacobsen, Pace Lombardi, Austin O'Farrel,Tyler Rollins,Bryan lssac,Morgan Sharp,Ryan Allen,Josh Chapman,Jackson Brown.Brighton 47 44Alta 42 48Hillcrest 58 40Orem 64 55Timpanogos 56 68Mt. View 47 39Alta 42 43Hillcrest 68 43Orem 47 55Timpanogos 71 69 j.V. played well all year and showed their love for the game and thier will to win. Leading scorer w,b Bryan Isaac, and john 'viatern led in rebounds. First row: Left toMt. View 40 64 right; Tyler Gough, Tchad Harris, Car,ln Fabrizio, Bryan Isaac, Pace Lombardi, Ryan Allen Second row: l.dt to right; Brandon Betenson(managcr), Jordan Curtis, KurtisBrighton 56 34 l.csh, Coach D,wc ~cConnel, Chad Broadhead, John Matern, M,1tt May(manager)Sophs Us ThemBrighton 32 47Alta 49 56Hillcrest 53 39 QUICK AS A CATlOrem 42 64 Trier Cough puts up a shot after a stun- nmgly quick drive to the hoop.Timpanogos 57 49Mt. View 40 38Alta 45 44 ..Hillcrest 52 39 The sophomore bJsketball teamed 1mproved as the year went on, and showed their potential for grt'Jtne~s as they grew and gained experience. The leading scorer on theO rem 42 60 team was Brian Miller, and the leading rebounder was Jared Leckner. From left to right: First row; Colby Hancock, Weston BelJ,.Sean erdin, Jeremy Hadley, CobyT impanogos 62 51 N1eben, Trevor \Ju!l-.cn. Second row; Bnan 'l1clsen, Matt Worley(manager), Ryan Glover, David D,ugcr, Jared Leckner, Kvle Witherspoon, Bryan ~iller, EIJiot ~aher,Mt. View 33 68 Derek Pearson, Coach Alex JacobsonBrighton 63 65 Sports/Basketbal1 69

GIRLS BASKETBALL This years teams are hot, hot, hot!!Think hard girls!Right- The J.V. Girls B.1sketball Team gath-er.. together to figure out a play to win theGo for it Heather! Jord ans J.V.fVarsity TeamSophomore player Heather Harmon goc., Back Row-Coach Breckkon Swenson,for the shot against the Cougars. Ashley Lind, Monique Adams, j,1mie llendricks, Kalei Jeremia, Ohvi,l Pl•tty, N.1talic Hobbs, Melissa Mildscn, Cm,l l.ombilrd•, Sariah Burum, Betsy Lar.,on, Coilch Baldwin. rront Row-Lindsay DcKramer, Angit• Blai..ctcll, Erica Bruin, Shanicllt• Gold· smith, Jcnni Prue, Relx'Cca Stone, Mt•l issa Staheli, Lacey Mock, and Sht•rnt• llacrtel. Way to go Lindsay! J.V. player Lindsay DeKramer hit'> thl•1 point JUmper against Kcilrns.70 Girl's Basketball

Sophomore Team: Top Row- Coach Milburn, jenny Burt, Rochelle Hoover, Ash ley Taylor, Lind- say Newbold, Charlee Fabrizio. Bot- tom Row- Emma Lelapali, lleather Harmon, Jennifer Rasmussen, Jennae Prue, and Beth Rogers. \" Brew Baby\" J V /Varsity player Erica \"brew baby\" Brum goes up for the foul '>hot ,1ftcr a hard foul in the game again~t Kearns.Co Ashley!Sophmor~· A..lwly T.1ylor goc\" for the lay-up ,,g,linst ,, player from the Cougars. G1rl's Basketball 71

eRfJSS erJUnTR¥ Jordan High's Best \"It's one of the toughest three times a week and onsports I know of/' says Thursday nights they all feltchampion runner Bill like they could use a break.Bennett. \"It takes a lot of Even though being on theendurance, and there are team was so physicallyfew other sports that require greuling, the all enjoyed it,as much physical effort as and most would recom-Cross Country running.\" mend it to anyone looking for a challenge. When these guys joinedJordan's Cross Country You Can Do Jt!Team, they knew that they Jared Horton, tearing at the very depthswould have a lot of hard of his lion-hkt• will, tear-. past the floun-running ahead of them. dering compditor'> and leads Jordan High to victory. Jordan's Cross Countryteam had intense practices The Team Extreme Front: Sherrie Haertel. f-irst Row: Rachel Stanley, Anna I lorton, Heather Homer, Jody McOmber, Diane l'.ordquist. Second Row: Chri., Dillon, Kendall Horrocks, Ben Homer, Robby Hilton, Mike Johnson. Third Row· Jeff Logan, Aaron Oben, Bill Bennett, Jon Affeltranger, Jo.,h Madsen, Scott Stanley. Not Pictured: Ryan Burt, Nate Carlson, Jared !-lorton, Jared McGavin, Loril Nordquist King of Speed, Baby! Robby Hilton takes each meter In stride, undaunted by the scorchmg sun at an invitational at Cottonwood.72 Sports/Cross Country

Weary, But Still Going After a tough d.1y of vigorous running Heather Homl'r ,lnd the other runners ar~ looking forward to a relaxing nighton the couch. I Am So Fast! Josh Madsen nips on the afterburners as he toa~ts the competition at the Cotton- wood lm·itation,1L Leaps and Bounds Pounc~n~ like a JUngle cat p.1st the weary adversanes, Ben llomer thrusts his raw emotions into his running.M m m m m ....All that runmng can really make agu} thirsty. Josh Madsen wet:. hisparched lips at one of the schoolsmany drinking fountains.Mister Stanley, I Presume? Second? Not for LongScott Stanley has been a very im- Jordan's Anna Horton is about toportant part of the cross country pull off a swift spurt of energy toteam, not only a good runner, he is place her in front of Morgan's be~tgreat for keeping up the teamspirit. runner. Sports/Cross Country 73

Bump! Set! SPIKE!! This year the Volleyball team patia, loua pockey poe!\" Then wedid very well. They had a lot of would clap, clap, clap, clap,energy and good friendships. stomp.Jill Porter says, \"Because we It was totally rad!\" They alwayswere best friends off the court it seem to have the right attitudc andwas hard for me to be the relationship with the members.captain I needed to be on the \"To stay united as a team we hadcourt. We had a rough season team dinners the night before ev-but we made it to state.\" TI1ey ery home game. We played almostsaid that just when they were every weekend and we had thegetting down they would start a funniest sleepovers! The lady Dig-cheer. The varsity team said, gers were very happy about going\"We had this one cheer that we to state and have high hopes ofwould say to get us totally making it all the way next year. jillpumped up we would rub our Porter says, \"When asked what Ihands together and our coach love most about volleyball! would have to say the thrill of the kill!!\"would say in Hawaiian \"Patia, Bump, Set, S PIK E! In the game agc1inst Mt. View, jillPorter shows thl• Bruins who's boss asher teammates watch in awe. Varsity VolleyballFront Row Ashley \rluaina, Tiffany Koch,Lexie Brown Back Row: Manager AdamPorter, Kensie Brown, Akaela ll,llterman,Amy Welcker, jill Porter, Coach Muaina BLOCK!! In the gameagam'>tTimpanogos,Amy Welker and Kens1e Brown go up for the block and send it back down to the ground. J 0 R-0 A N J 0 R-D A N!! l.exw Brown and Ashh:•y Muain,l cheer for the JUillllT varsity g1rl'> at th1.•ir fir.,t g,,me agam-.t Alta. N I CE SAVE! In the garnl' ,1gainst Mt. View Kt•nsie Brown SdVl'\" the ball cllld hi I'> it b,ICI.. IIllO play.74 Volleyball

Nice Spike! Charlee Fabrizio spikes it hard to Alta's unsuspectingsophomore team, to get the point. Sophomore Team Back Row: Alicia Roberts, Kaleinani Jeremia, Melanie Porter, Becky Reed, Bonnie Cook, Emily Hall, Front Row: Paula Larson, ]a nay Pruc, Cha rlee Fabrizio, Sarah Dixon, Lindsey Green. Ace!! In the first gameof theseason, Lindsey johnson serves the ball over for a great volley that ended in il point for Jor- dan. ScoresjVTeam Alta Won Lost Orem 1 0~ack Row: Rayanne Allred, jessica Madsen, Lindi Wil- Timp. 0 1 Mt. View 0 1~rns, Emma Lelapa li, Ka la Sheets, Front Row: Tiffany Hillcrest 0 1 ag~taff, Lindsey Johnson, jane Rosso. Brighton 1 0 Alta 0 Orem 1 1 Timp. 1 Mt.View 0 0 Hillcrest 0 Brighton 1 1 Bingham 0 0 Timp. 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 Volleyball 75

First in State jo rd a n llig h School's State Champion at one hundred and twenty- five pounds, Nate Deleo n. First Row· Zack Hower, Dave Deleon, Kendall Horrocks, Nate Deleon, Brent Oliver, jesse Wnght, jeremiah Ducourant, Donny Fabrizio, jason Casper~on, Steve Scott, Brandon Birch, Aaron Magro, josh jorgen'-On, Lance johnson. Second Row: john Jewkes, Caleb \.1endenhall, Nate Smith, Derick Stoddard, Anthony Erick, Perry I Ii! ton, jacob Douglas,Sam Bell, Bret Cook, john Farington, Matt jorgenson. Third Row: Garrett Bently, joe L1pzinski, Gavin Swensen, Che Lozano, jason Hallingsworth, Doug llu rly, Brad Wynhof, MattStroud, Kevin Porter,Troy Perkins, Nevin Wall, Adrian Roberts, Fourth Row: Chrb Babinski, Adorn Gerber, joel Jenson, Craig Lengford, Cameron Stout, Malt Stout, Danny Gutierrez, Brad Porter, Pualjcweks,Ted Logsdon, Shawn Winn, Pace jorganson,Wvatt Ekins. Firsst Row: Zack Hower, Dave I:Nicon. Second Row: '\ate I:Nicon, Brent Oliver, Kendall Horrocks. Third Row: Jeremiah Ducourant, DonnyFabrizio,Jesse Wright, Steve Scott. Fourth Row: Aaron \.1agro, josh jorgensen, Lance johnson, ja- son Casperson, Brandon Birch.Congratulations to Kend,lll l lorocks for taking second in State!76 Wrestling

First Row: Cameron Stout, Bren ton lng, Paul jcwcks, Danny Guti~rrez, \ilatt Stout. Second Row: Craig Lengford, joel Jenson, Adorn Gerber, Trever Mo~s. Ted Log-.donShawn Winn. Third Row: Bnan Leatherwood, Brad Porter, Pace jorgenson. Fourth Row Chris Babmski, Wyatt Ekins Ouch! When getting a leg ride from Jes~e Wright, you don't move, you shut- up , and then pin your self so you won't be emba r ra5~ed.~hen getting,, \"Be1.•t\"ing frum J,,.,on C.l~pt·r-.on, you First Row: Ca leb Mend a nhall, Nate 'Iter pray you w.1kl• up in the morn1ng. Smith, Derick Stoddard, Anthony Erick, Pe rry Hilton, Jacob Douglas, Sam Bell, Bret Cook, John Fairington, Jaren McCloy. Second Row: john Jewkes, reven Wall, Garrett Bently, Che Lozano, Jason I!allingsworth, Brad Wynhof, Joe Lipzinski, Adrian Roberts. Third Row: Chris Babinskt, Doug Hurly, Andrew Ro~e. Gaven Swenson, Matt Jorgenson, Troy Perkins, Ke,·en Porter, Matt Stroud, Wyatt Ekins. JliS 30 Hillcrest 32 Make wre you pu-.h your hc.1d down What He Doesn' t Know Can Hurt Him. when your wre..tlc TL>d Log-.don. JHS 54 Hunlt•r 13 That's wh) you get lots of life msurancc JHS 45 Skylint• 27 when wr6tling Josh Jorgen~on. JHS 65 Gr.1nger II JHS 66 Kt•a rns 1-l r\atl' Dl'lcon JHS 48 Central CO 27 pinning hisJHS 60 Box Hder 13 WY 27 opponent at JHS 36 Bingh.1m 35 the Skylinl' JHS 42 Fvanston 28 vs. jorda nJliS 18 Box Elder A WY 46 ma tch. JHS 31 West Jordan 39 JHS 42 Woods C ross 30 }HS 53 Tay lorsville 18 JIIS 12 Murray 35 JIIS 33 Alta 35 Wrestling 77



Bill Verheydaen,Jason Ostler, Bradlee Handcock, Jake Cookin up a stor m!Jergensen,Sean Sasso, Stacy Putnam, Katie Borgmeier. Jason Ostler is cooking up a storm in the Legacy kitchen ..-- - C*%1 The Meet the Beet program or as l like to call it \"The Cool Kids Club,\" is just one of the multitude of reasons why Jordan is where it's at. < £ >-Micah Scholes - --C:Z:»Back Left: Chizuru Asahina, David Castillo, Nathan Vlachos, Ryan Lang Front Left: Ashley Stosich, Micah Scholes, Cindy Jurado, Heather Warnock, Mike Hamill, Kory Yeager. Uub-./ Organizatiun., 79

oz• r A' capella (Front row): Emily Haines, Serena Lattimer, Caley Hambly, Rachel Underlin, lindsey Francom, Page Meyer, Laura Fairclough. (Second row): Brooke Gerber,liz Curtis, Rebecca Runk, Julie Rudd,liz lindsay, Melissa Durrant, Tami Castleton, Kalisa Hanson, Yolanda Poloa, Merrilee Bowser. (Third row): Haunani Wong, Gina Terry, Heather Hearkness, Amy Martin, Jennyanne Parr, Kristin Berry, Jennifer Newbold, Becky Johnson, Rachel Maddux, Cassie Nelson, Julie Tate, Melissa Collins, Kathenne Jones. (Fourth row): Melanie Messick, Melissa Moody, Ashley Gatheram, Angie Rassmusen, Heid1 Schow, Harmony Whitehead,Laura Dillon, Jenmfer Joseph, Catherine Howarth, Stephanie Davis, Amberlyn Birkinshaw, M1chelle Putnam. (Fifth row)· Mark Jemmett. Rocky Park, Aaron Meacham, Willlatu,Nate Anderson. Ryan Casperson, Christian Malmrose. Courtney Jenne,Aaron Smeltzer. Scott Walker, Spencer Warner, Anthony Hind, Robert Schmitt, Dan Kettle, Andy Hall. (Sixth row)· Danny Larson. Wilham Carpenter, Todd Jonson, Thayne Sohm, Dan Frederickson. Matt Staheh, Chris Terry, Matt Sudweeks, John Affeltranger, Dallin Miller, Robby Hilton, Cameron Mua1na, Tyler Cline, Tyler Williams, S1mon Osthead. Merrill Scott, Nathan Nydegger, Jason Casperson. One and two and three and go: {left) Choir d~rector Mr. Casperson starts the Madrigal choir while they practice a new piece of music in their choir class. The A'capella gang (Right) Dan Frederickson. Nathan Nydegger, Robby Hilton, Kalisa Hanson, liz Curtis, and Simon Osthead take a break from their choir class to do a group pose for the yearboo\".80 Choir

Keeping Up the beet: The Madrigals:Heidi Kodwrh.ms, C.tley llambley, and Kara Pet rid<. kl•ep (Bottom row): Jenmfer Herbert, Jason Casperson, Heidi Kocherha~s. Tyler Williams, Heather England,lvith the tempo,,., they prilctice a new song in their Spencer Warner, Lindsey Montgomery.(Second row): Tyson Sm1th, Cosette Larsen, Mark Jemmet,rnadrig,tl choir dass. Elizabeth Curtis, Ryan Casperson, Kara Petrick, Anthony H1nd, Angie Clark. (Third row): Robert Schmitt, Kalisa Hanson,Saia Va1vaka, Julie Rudd, Scott Walker, Courtney Jenne, Nickolas Larsen. (Top row): Holly Epperson , Dan Frederickson, Jennifer Joseph, Chris Huntzinger, Caley Hambly, Matt Staheli, Tami Castleton, Mr. Casperson.Say cheese: Chamber choir:Alishia Parry, Brynn Young, and Heather Harkness (Front row): Heather Harkness, Kristin Crofoot, Heather James, Melanie Seamons, Cas1e Nelson, EmilySmile for the camera just before eat1ng breakfast Colledge, Janay Castleton,Aiissa Watson, Mellisa Collins. (Second row): Angela Larsen, Karalynn Preece,Dees following a preformance at the Joseph Smith Emily Stuart, Katie Sandstrom, Sharla Hogan, Amanda Nelso.n, Sheila LeFevre, U sa Bowers, KathrynMemorial bu1ld1ng down town. Miyasaki, Catherine Howarth,Yolanda Poloa. (Third row): M1nam Tarr, Tara Sperry, Kristen Dahlquist. Brynn Young, Brittany Kipp, Mandy Hartman. Deborah Johnson, Crystal Poloa, Mar Dee Holyoak, Rebecca Stone. Deng Ou. (Last row) Julia Stout, Tia Chnstensen, Kathenne Mueller, Brooke Williams. Pa1ge Meyer. Stephan1e Lineback. Rayann Allred. Emily Hutchinson Jill Porter, Alisha Parry, Becky RunkBon Appetite: Male Vocal Ensemble:Robby H11ton shows off his creative foods ab11ity {Front row): Emah llaane.., (Paanist), Courtney Kang, Jawb Graves, Andy James, Robert I tilton, Bryce 'elson, 5e,,n Runk, \llac:h.1d Lanton, Mr. Ca..,per-.on. (B<Kk row): Aaron Smeltzer, Rolx•rt !-licks, Shaunby mak~ng a smiley face out of bacon. eggs. and Brady, Rolx>rt \llync:k, John Affeltranger, George Clrpl'nll'r, Chri...tian Arnold, Se.m <;math.sausage wh1le at breakfast after an early morning Chmr 81choir preformance.

Annie Elkington and Todd Jacobs C-.a-i;Et!§;-i; fC':~•:ap~Et Donny Fabrizio and Lacey Mock Ben Wilson and Marcy Atkinson . 4 .-i;h~et-i;cr;!§; Jackson Brown and Sheila Lafevre82 Senior Most Likely

Jamie Morgan and Brian Cottle%.21 C».:a1~ Ef»::i. \"i;\"i;::i..z2.~ Holly Orton and TJMarkus \"WI'\"'C»'UL~~ 'W>e» ~.:a1~~::i...:a1~ £e»:r ~ \"i;\"i;~,Z1 \"i;::i..e».:a1 Scott Whittaker and Kim Cook I *e»d3\"' Heather Harkness and Justin Hunt -:::a:=e» ~~-i; .A.s~he»~&L~~h.:i.p Tyson Smith and Holly Epperson Senior Mo!-.t Likely 1>3

Friends Forever Jordan is# 1Ken lee Hansen and Amber Walkenhorst Practicing for their tryouts, Wendy Rogers, Kenlee Hansen, Brandis Toonesay that in Dance Company you make a and Holly Ortonshow that they can makelot of close friends. a pyramid too.Dance Company OfficersHolly Orion-PresidentAngela Carson-Vice PresidentJennie Newbold-SecretaryS4r.lh Da vJ ~t / Tr; st, ~.V~dl t·v-Arh ~1 i c l~;ruc H-•rT tH.-f-l Jc•f.Hioethi C tt4inll .-1lft. • tCosclte Larsen-HistorianShow TimeReady fora performance, Wendy Rogers,Torri Johnson, Sarah Davis, a nd AubreyWhitehead stop for one last picture be-fore heading for tht• stage.Smile Go JordanTeresa Bywater, Mandi Harris, and An- Holly Orton, Trisha Wadley, and Cosettegela Carson take a break from dance to Larsen say Dance Company is the gn•at-have a bite to eat. est.84 Dance Company

Jordan Rocks! Hailee Walker and Nina Capece, have fun whileshowingoff theirJordan Spirit.Danee Company: BrandisToone,Teresa Bywatcr, Cosette Larsen, Sarah Davis,TrishaWadley, Nina Capece, Bailee Walker, Aubrey Whitehead, Holly Orton, AmberWalkenhorst, Kenlee Hansen, Angela Carson, Laura Turpin, Jenny Neff, Jamie Porter,Kimberly Lofgren, Jennie Newbold, Torri Johnson, Cassidy Cluff, Mandy Harris,Wendy Rogers, Katie Jones. Hot Stuff Jennie Newbold shows off her stuff be- fore Dance Company performances. I Love Dance! After a performance, Jamie Porter Sarah Davis, Kenlee Hansen, Angela Carson, Tnsha Wadley, Torri Johnson, and Cosette Larsen still love to pose for pic- tures. Dance Company 85

Student Life 88 Acedemics 92 Sports 98 Clubs & Organizations 104 Seniors 114 Juniors 130 Sophomores 145 Faculty 156 Digger Dan 165 Special Ed 17486 Spring Divider

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T he Crew Cory Davies, Malissa Lundell, Michael Watkins, Kellee Kener & Josh Jorgensen take a break for a photo opportunity. Tired Yet?Here Randi Morgan slaves away at an-other hard day at The Spot. Next! Correct Ch~P· As Randi Morgan helps the customers, Lacey Mock counts the change. Kellee Kencr, Michael Watkins & Cory Davies all gal~ Time Off around to count out the correct change. Kellee Kener and Malissa Lundell take a break to show how much fun their having working. Hard Work Seniors, Cory Davies and Michael Watkins take a break after a hard lunch period working at The Spot88 Clubs/Organizations-The Spot

Smile Pretty! Thumb SuckerThl''>C two took time to nash a smile forthe yearbook although some wt•rc more Hey we all did it, thi-. girl just isn'texcited than others ashamed to !->how it.'IllllE JO ERBEETSDancing Machine!Don't we all wish we had this muchenergy for school in the morningsThe KinderbeetsEn~r wondcrl>d who the little kids are thatin\'ade .lrc 'Chool in the afternoons, well herethey arc s1ttmg pretty and cute. The Kmdcrbccts 89

just Chillin' Girl!. ju~t w.mt to have fun and h,lng out with eachothl!r and ~omehmes !>orne boys. S mil e! Gal Pals \"l.unch 1s ,, grl!.lt tinw to h.mg Tht!\"l' g1rls Ml' h.w1ng fun ,11 lunch .md Ll•\i Brown is l'njuy· out w1th your pals.''\"·lV\" -.opho· ing ,, yummy wokll•!! more Justyna B1t!dnnvsk190 Student l.ifl•

T ightrope Walking Behind the Scenes!Jennifer Kiel works on a ~t.1ge light on thecat walk high above the auditorium floor. Robert MacDonald works hard behind the scenes to hdp on-stage producttons flow smoothly.What docs the s tage crew do backstage? Houston we have a problem? M.uc Swenson t,ll..l''> a break from soundJeremv 1\msworth, CIMd Broadhead, mi'\ing to smill• fur the camera. With a lool like that you .,hould be on st,lge.Kvle Cromar, Joshua 11,\rdman, }arne-.H~alev,}l\"•se Hoebtra, \1•chael Hudson,Jenmh:r Kiel, Robert Macdonald, Ke\'lnMecham, Aaron Mech!Jng, JamesSwenson, MarcusSwenson and Julie Tate.

rama Sloppy Joes! Get Your Sloppy Joe~ At the senior assembly the Lunch Lad (Marcy Atkinson), Chop Suey(Stel< Warner), and Chocolate Pudding (HiJan Johnson) strut thetr stuff on the stage. Lights, Camera, Action! !'lay member., po-.e for ptdUrl'S altl'r thetr production of \"The Curious S;l\'• agl'\"J•- ~Drama cJ,,,. ufhet•n (back row) Marcy Atl,on,on, Courtney BoiCe, Stephanie Loneback, Brandon Pcarson,Ca;soll,trtley, \ltrs. Mile., (front row) Hol.try Johnson, Brian Thames, Nick Lar>en, Tyson Smith, Anay Fr.>ncom, K.Jtot Sandstrom.Drama Club MembersNick Larsen. Bill Bennett, Courtney Boice, WollStmbala. Heodt lngetbngtsen, Cassi Hartley,Kyle Mtller, Anya Francom. Greg Roach,Michael Lonton, JeH Stephens, Cosette Larsen.Celia Tueller. Jesstca Madsen, Amy Hall,Daniel Fredncksen, Ashley Allen, Chrysi Wall.Amy Lavery, Rachel Tiboila, Jill Brown, Spen-cer Warner, Jeff Jensen, Chelsea Kennicott,Emily Kennard, Amy Parry, Cameron Mualna.Debbie Rudd, Matt Stout, Sam Bell, EmolyHall, Tia Christensen, Cheryl Christoansean.Lindsey Montgomery, Elizabeth Rudy, TammyCastleton, Kimberly Lofaren, Janay CastletonKabe Sandstrom, Traver Norris, Jeremy BrownTnsa Clark, Jared Best. Jacob Graves,Kathenne Alae, Steve Gaily, Billy MadooxJoe upzonskt, Voctoroa Christensen, Chns Wol·son, Dan Robmson, KnsAn Fntz, StephameLmeback, Jessica Caywood, Caytle Call, PaogePetroch, Holly Orton, Laura Franchow, CCStrko, Ashley Berman, HeatherGraham,KnstonCampbell, JenmferWashburn, Courney Jenne.Samantha Xanthos, Crystal Beall, KellieBentles, Heidi Healy, Shandra Proctel, KatoeMueller, Lee Castel, Sheena Bathelt, JenniferSessions, Shawn Brady, Emily Stewart, MattWhittaker, Annie Elkington.92 Drama

Can Kids! Service Brutha'sVanessa Ambrose and Annie The first Key Club Member of theStevens are seen here playing in Month, Jon Affeltranger (center)some cans. The Key Club held a can is seen here with Arthur Liu (left)drive and built a large canned food and Ammon Blair (right) makingmasterpiece at the South Towne fierce plans for their nextattack ofMall. service. Superheroes of Service /11 alphnbetical order: jon Affeltrangcr, K.>thenne Ala,, Ashley Allen, TiffanieAIIre<l, Vanc\"sa Ambro.,.,,Angot' Andrade, Damelie Atkinson, Marcy Atkm•on, R.1Ch<l Avertt, Bill Bennett, Kellic Bentley, Ad.>m R. B\"hop, Ammon Bla~r, Chad Bro.>dhcad, jill Brown, }c--.,c.l Brown, Emily Campbell, }l\"''ica CaywO<>d, S..ndv Chan,.more, Ryan Chnstcn...,n, Chcrvl Chmto.Jn•c~ Ang1e Clark. Ku,.,hn Cowley, Und..;,y Cr.l<roft, T; CurtiS, Arnie Dame. \.Vendv Dcm~;,l~v' c.un\.· DM; Ca<\"e Drysdale, Ahcia Ed\\ard,, Alinot• Elkmgton: Holly Eppcr>en, Stephamc Fo-.t<·r, Llura l·ranchow, Oaruel Fredcnckson, KrisAn Fntz, K.lth)· Fntt, K~r•trn Galdraith. Hc1d1 Gilbert, <:.:ott Gt>dddTd <;ht·rra• Haertel, Amy Hall. Brandle Han...-n, Oanlt'llc B•not'n, Cas;andra Hartley, Anthony Hmd, Jennifer Holhng,hcad. Tamara Holm, ,·,nna Horton. JuUI<' Hutchin>, He1di lng1bng,tcn, \1all lalla, lhluv John-on, \lichacl John<.On, Am.1nda }u>ton, S.~rah Khan. Patnck l..agua, C<>SC\"IIe Ll.....,n. }ar<'d L«knrr, Mandy lc-clncr, l11 lmdsav, <;t<·plul' 1 mel>ack, M1chad lmt<>n, }o-.eph Upnn'kl, Arthur uu, lmhn locl.e.Amy ~on, Racht'l \laddu\.f<\"SS~<\"• \1.ld5<'n, }o,hua \1ad...,n, Brandon Malan, llnAnne \1cArthur, Bnttncv McBnde, \1andy McRob\·rt•, Katll' \1~rthch, \1clame \1l'S<~c!... l'a1ge \1eyer. Kvlt• Mlll<·r, lh·ngam<·h \1oh\"-l'man, Ltnd\"-Cly \1ontgom\'ry, lmd't.'V \1tJtm, Kelly Murphy, Al>bll• '\abaum, }a\"\"' ,,.,.,..n, l vi• '•wbold, Eh.sa 'Jicl-cn, D1anc 'ordqul't, Sll'liCin O..thed, Jenny Parr, Pr~'lt·y raur, ]t.·nrh.'t• Pt.•lt.'f!'>Un, 1'.1ige Petrick, Andre~1 Rico, \'\lt.'ndy H:obt·rt~m. \ior· g~1n Rog~r..., Carri~ Schmidt, Dunn.1 Smt.l,mh, Kl'\ an ~Ort.'n~on, jeff Stl'phC'n!t, Annw St~n·rh, Mt·~,tn Stevens, Matt Stout, Ch.>n' Stron~;, lluffy Str<>n~;. An thony Sudwickks, Su/,m S/ym.tnskr, Stt.•ph lnw 1 T.ltham, Rachel Tidolla, Cch,l Tu<•ll,•r, ( lmt ·1 vl<•r, josh Wilstrom, Amy Wu, Kri>tlll.l Y.1wk,Slwk•v Ymmg 0Jant> \'ordqUI\"it. Service, service, service. Ifyou frequent the Boys and Girls Club.were to ask someone what key They the enjoy hanging out withclub is all about, the answer the boys and girls of the club. Thewould invariably come back, Key Club also had a food drive, where they made a giant canned\"Service!\" food castle at the Southtowne Mall. The members of the Key Club Keepin' it Coolare always willing to lend a hand; With all the tough and hard hitting service th e~ethis year they've done several Key Club Kids are up to, they need a few minute~fun and interesting service off every now and then. Here are Katie Mertlichprojects. One of the things the and Jessica Madsen taking a short break from thl'Key Club members love to do is busy lives of service maniacs. KeyClub 93

VOCATIONAL INDUST CLUBS OF ~RICA(1 Why work? Don't try this at home KIDS!! Learning something new everyday! Mr. Hcimuli and Kendall Horrock~ .ue working on project in the l~1h l<1dlt '' w,'lh:hlll); Mr <,,, , mh'ntlv hnpm~ tu 111H.h.·r..tJnd workshop. Have fun guys. xt-twh.lt JH.. Pi t.lll..mx ••~lUI 111 tht•ll.t• room. It 1' KH'·H ttut Wl'(olnWho's who in VICA?Back: Stacey Putnam, Mrs. Morgan, An- the h.md1 on t.'\pl'rlt'\"m ,,thony Hind, Bill Bennett, TamaraCastleton. 2nd Se.ln Sas~o. K.lticBormeier, Ashley Al,ln, Bethany D,n i-..Front: Chrysi Wall, Rocky Park, A,uon.\llt•.Jcham. Don' t fall in guys!! \1,tlt Johmon dh·l I J Inurn Ntt ··h .tn. m 1• , ' ,,t.u ch,\"!!.l an wuodwt,rl•ng c1.1~ (.\"tn I h.l\'t' ''l'lt' too'94 Club.../Organihllions

FUTHOME OF Members of f HA Top: \1r~. Q,born~, \"-~lh~ Bl·ntlw,Jl'ff John~on,jody .\1c0mber, Kathy Frit:.:, Brandi~ Hans~n. Vanl''\"'' \mbro-.~, Brookl• G~rbcr, Rocky Park, Scott Stanlev, Middl~: Stac~y Putnam, J~\"ic.l l'an•, Ambl•r Patter~on, Rachel Cone, Alysha Ki~ball, Julie 1{utcltins, A,hll•v All~n, ll~idt lll•.lly, jl'nnifer Wao;hburn, Cassie Dry~dale, Cosette La~cn, Anni~ Flkington, D.1llin \1ill~r, Bottom: Sean Sasso, \1ike Linton, Emilv Hutchin~on, Kiml~rly Lofgn·n, Laura Dillon, Brittany \1cBride, Rachelle Tiboll~, \1~. \.forgan. front : Mdi,,a .'vioody, )ami~ Borgmeier, Bradlee Hancock, jessica Rogers. Clubs / Orgamzations 95