1985

Mike Johnson 1gnores Chris Heaps as he catches his breakfast. What a \"Babe\"lll JHS Is The band marches around the track at half· t1mc. A word of advice from the coach helps the team to victory.1 Opening

\"Now. what's the answer?\" asks Suzanne Bellon.Tough To Beet! Sen1ors pull for the diggers! lpo Tumei blocks the sp1ke. A typical freshmen class freak-out! 3

JHS Pride Shines Through! Honk . . . Honk . . . Honk . . . Honk ... were the sounds of approval from passers-by as students burned paint brushes over hot sidewalks colorfully constructing slogans and pictures of \"Jordan is #1.\" And beyond those \"J\" covered stairs were the doors to a new year of tradition, spirit, laughter, and Jordan pride. It began with a trip down the \"red paper road\" as Student body Officers searched for the \"Wizard of Jordan.\"Jordan's football team has the game at the tip ofthe1r f1ngers.\" We were runmng with the 'w1nd ', playmg 1n theshadows.\" Semors cheer as they pull ahead at \"Ge t Ac- quainted\"4 Opening

As a reunion with old friends rum- Enthusiastic screams of \"Go Red ... Jerone Richards teaches lauri Christensen thebled through the gym, the traditional Go Grey\" were heard echoing within new style in walking.topping of the beets took place, and Jordan halls; and seeping through win- dows, they floated aimlessly abovethe crowd roared in approval. That football fields intimidating small rivalcrowd continued to explode through- crowds. Cheered on by alumni. teach-out the year, and not even the rain ers. administration, freshmen, sopho-could drown Jordan pride. Regardless mores, juniors. and ever-loving sen-of wet. soggy clothes, limp hair, iors, Jordan experienced another suc-streaming mascara. and broken um- cessful year of unity. excitement, andbrellas, fans still stood in deep, squishy victory to prove once again that JHS ispuddles to show that Jordan is not all \"TOUGH TO BEET.\"wet. Class Pres1dents bile off more than they can chew. lor1 Clayton does a grand slam. 5

The crowds get excited as the compe1111on gets tough. l aura lester and Wend y Wnght coach from the crowd Debb1e Peterson pa1n1S the blues.6 Opening

Mike Minnick and Susan Hardmg daydream the Spiritclass away.Un ~~Beet'' Able\"May I have this dance?\" asks Jordan's footballteam, as they sweep their opponents off thetrfeel.Scoll Beckstead and Norma Fisher are wheelin'and deahn' at Farmers Market. Opening 7



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10 Student Body Officers

Spirit leadersLaureen Muir and Michelle Reed maneuver adouble stunt.Head Cheerleader, Laureen Mu~r, TammiGreen, Shauna Harlan.Michelle Reed, Lauri Christensen, SandyTackett.Head Songleader, Jodi Welch, Kristin Mad-dox, Ang1e Ayers.Lisa Mynck, Maradee Densley, Lezhe Crump. Cheer And Song leaders II

Head J.V. Cheerleader, Kasey JV CheerleadersKnight1 Aimee Oliver, Jody Gard· Officers With Class!ner1 Karen Evenson, TiffaniLoefferBecky Reich, Angie Wilkinson;Chaunda/e Gordon, Terry Linford,Kim Knudsen. The Junior Class Officers are: Vice-President, Matt Bentley, President, Greg Gagon,, Girls' Sen· ator, Kat hy lloyd, Secretary, Patty Brown, Boys' Senator, Brent Kiyota.12 JV Cheerleaders And Officers

The Freshman Class Officers are: Girls ' Senator,Angie Tueller: Boys' Senator, Mike Kartcher1President. Christine Anderson, Secretary. Whit-ney Pannier, Vice-President, Tom Fitzgerald. The Sophomore Class Officers are: Girls' Sena- tor, Kom B1rd: Boys' Senator, Jeff Kunz, PreSI- dent, Jennre Pfannerstilh Vice-President, Wen- dy Kunz, Secretary, Tara Fivecoat. The Sen1or Class Officers are: Girls' Senator, Norma F1sher, Secretary. Kim Kartchner, Presi- dent, Allison Dahl, Boys' Senator, Scott Beck- stead, V1ce-President. Jeremy Crystal. Class Officers 13

Homecoming WeekKyle S1mons fryi ng up scones for Farmers Mar- JV Cheerleaders laugh 1n the ram as they nde m M1chelle Blomquist. Brad Bryan, and Matt Gussket. the parade. partiCipate m the skll at: \"The Return of the Alumni\".Jumors work together on decorating theSidewalks.14 Homecoming

The week of September 17 became an umty and pride by joining together asexciting five days of Homecommg classes. teams. and friends.events complete with student act !VI-ties. food to satisfy any 4th penod Pamtmg stdewalks. decorating halls.cravmg. and the ever-occurrmg sus- Farmers' Market. assemblies. the Nightpense of competition. Rally. Homecoming Parade. and more developed mto successful moments of Students took on the challenge of de- Dtgger spirit in action. With a 35-0 vic-feat through class competitions. athlet- tory over Murray Spartans and a nig htics. and even trying to beet thetr filled with social smiles and formal at-friends for a date to the tradntonal lire. Homecoming Week became anHomecoming Dance. But at Jordan we event of every good emotion that hasdon't compete to see who's best ... ever been experienced by heart andthat's obvious; JHS is great all around! mind.Instead. students at Jordan establish Bonme Green plays the gingerbread man at Alumni Assembly. JHS IS fly1ng HIGH. Sen1ors pamt the traditional \"J\". Trent Kener and Neill Smith captivated by the Assembly. Homecoming 15

Homecoming Royalty 84-851st Allendant, Kun Kartchner escorted by Don- Homecommg Queen. Laureen MUir escorted by 2nd Auendent, He1d1 Allen escorted by Jerem Kyle Simons. Crystal.ald S1mons.Homecoming royalty gets a b1g cheer from thecrowd at the parade.16 Homecoming

Victorious HomecomingDrew Homer es ready for action. Jordan out runs Murray. Jeff Semons cradles the ball wuh digger spiret. Homecomi ng 17

Dog Patch A we t sweat battle began o n Octo- be r .29 be tween Da isy Maes and Li 'l Abner s fo r a fi ve point 1st place. Ded i- caring t hemselves to early mornings and late nights, Li'l Abne rs competed in a bow a nd arrow contest. Li'l Abner dress-up. cake bake, and a s ho t to see who could grow the grizzliest beard within one week; while Da isy Maes competed in pumpk in car ving. d ress- up. pie making. and living an entire week with razor stuble. As a team. par- t ic ipa nts raced through tires, hurdled stairs, and sung balads of we dding be lls for a final score that off ic ially made Boyd Pe ndle ton and Norma Fish- er Li'l Abne r and Daisy Mae of t he traditional Dogpat ch Drag. M1kc Johnson. Blake Bush. and Bill H1cbcrt. help Boyd Pendleton play h1s way 1nto Norma 's heart. Patty Brown says to Coach Hunter and Coach Noble \"My legs are the ha1rcst l\" a s M1 chelle Reed . Sh~rley GrecH. Dcbb1e Paxman and laun Chnstenscn Judge for themselves.18 Dog Patch

Good \"Greeff\"l \" Sh1rley\" Randy must be in love. M1chelle Reed plays the electric washboard m the new group the \"Honeymooners\"'Til wear the dress m th1s house. but I refuse tocook another squ1rrell\" declares Kurt Deem toTon1 r 1tzgerald Dog Patch 19

Jordan High Gets Acquainted Clmstme Anderson. ''Gets Acquamted\" wtth a PIC. Mrs. Johnson says. No one \"Ken Topham\" Coach Hunter judges Brent K1yota and He1d1 Jentzsch's hconce kiss. Kurt Deen and Kyle Simons cheer on Russ Sum· mers as he bobbs for omons.20 Get Acquainted

from soggy red licorice kissed to banana cream eyebrows. \"Get Ac- quainted\" became not only disgusting- ly messy. but energetic and full of ex- citement. It aroused spirit in all stu- dents whether actually participating i!\"l the events or just screaming their throats sore supporting their team. This year's \"Get Acquainted\" became a successful explosion of Digger spirit, and it set the beginning to a year of united classes and school pride. It was an assembly full of laughter as we wit- nessed our friends wear diapers and drink from baby bottles, and we even heard the silence of suspense under quiet breaths of ooo's and ahh's as our muscle men flexed their bodies to up their team's score. And even bigger crowd pleasers were the traditional onion bob, balloon shave, relay race, spoon connection, and tug-o-war. It took three years of practice for this year's seniors to perfect the events; but they were successful in a dominat- mg victory followed by the juniors in second, sophomores third, and the freshmen putting up a tough battle for last place. for the seniors, it was an exciting status of strength and spirit; for the rest of us. we anxiously await- ed our next chance to prove our power and school unity.Jeremy Crystal remembers his younger years.Jill Young. what a ''babel''Mall Bentley says \"ooooh. blah ... onions.\" Get Acquainted 21

Students Strive For 4.000 With schedules consisting of Chem- istry. Calculus, A.P. English, Computer Science, and Humanities, how can a student dream of good grades? It's easy! All it takes is e ight hours at school. five hours at home. no lunch. no dinner. no sleep. and a bottle of aspi- rin! With a mind of motivation, force of willpower. and complete dedication. students don't just dream of good grades, they continually strive for a 4.00)! The higher requirement of gradu- ation credits has caused a definite in-Steve West imitates Arnold Horshack .. . \"OH. OH. OH.OH. Mr. Kotter!\"Clark becomes \"Doctor Walker\" in his search for the germA.P. Seniors are destined to a life of libraries.12 Academics

crease in academic concern. Although students still rely one lectives to lessen the burden of homework and r elievete dium from the ir day, solids have become a dominatingpart of student schedules. But solids aren't all scary; thereare academic areas that relate to any student interestgiving each individual the opportunity to enroll in \"interest-ing\" subjects. The Diggers see their academic success earning them aplace m Honor Society. c hances for scholarships. and somejust excel to gr aduate! But whatever their cause is d irectedto and whether their course of s tudy is English, math, orscience. student s at Jordan surr e nd their time for scholas-t ic achievement. Don't do 11 leeAnn Deem. Your grades aren't that badl \"I know I'll find the answer in one of these books,\" s•ghs Paul Hendncks. Enc Halton IS what he reads! Debb•e Peterson demonstrates academic blow- up. Academics 23

Photography Robyn Bivins Judy Simon Richard Harston The photographers of the Jor- dan Beetdigger's Year Book are quite competent with their cam- eras. They not only are snapping everything t hat is of interest at the school, but are constantly taki ng pictures that are interest- ing, intriguing, and very expres- s ive of their individual personal- it ies. Their pictures reflect the world through their camera lens..24 Photography

David Griffith Kalyn ThornwallKalyn Thornwalllorraine Half Photography 15

Assemblies Students this year looked on assem- ulcers, but entertainment. laughter ,blies as few and far between. Howev- and unquestionable grat itude from stu-er, those \"few\" were power-bind with dents who forgot to do their home-an impact that sticks in the mind as work (and undoubtedly from teacherssome of our favorite high school who needed a break from restless ty-memories. Assemblies allowed Jordan rants!)to unite - as teams, classes, and as aschool! From Get Acquainted, ballet Though assemblies have become anperformances, pep assemblies, Dog escape from the tedium of day-to-dayPatch, class assemblies, slide presenta- classes, they can also be educational.tions, to Winter Olympics, assemblies Some assemblies allow students to re-seemed to involve the student body as e ne rgize their desire to excel aca-a spirited whole. demically - even if it's just relieving the boredom of school routine. With the draining of \"brains torm\",early-morning practices, and e ndless But no matter what its purpose washours of worrying and planning, those directed toward, each assembly th iswho participated not only developed year proved to be well worth the wait! Heather Svard wat c hes in ama zement. Eric Vance IS the Funky Chicke n.26 Assemblies

Heidi Anderson moves through the time warp. Blind leads Blind. Cheerleaders- Top assemblies. Mike Murry and Mark Christinsen- Say \"In your face.\" Assemblies 27

Splashin' In FashionDebb1e Paxman. Raymond Gre1f. leshe Moore.Stephanee Green. and Eva Paxman show us avareety or styles. Ellenee Wahers has the key to color coordena On a scale from 1·500 Ryan Hansen. Jeremy Cry· 11on. stal. Juan Arce-larreta. Mark Chrestensen. and Brent Hansen are rated \"501\". • Wendy Wreght, Sean Chalhs. Johe Thedell. and Kalyn Thornwall show the casual look.28 Fashions

There's a new look forward into thehighlights of Jordan's new fads andfashions. From casual to preppy to newwave to anything! The styles are bi-zarre. New combinations of florescentfabrics and any patterns and colors!The breakers are real wild in theirclothing choices. Parachute pants andbandanas are the real thing in thetreveryday clothes. The fashions arechanging rapidly with time, but the ca·sual look of 501 jeans will always be ins t y le.Bryan Dehaan and lorrame Harr show the ''Harvard\" look.\"New Wave\" of fashrons comes over JordanHrgh. Shown by Rebecca Challis Karrick Wawr·zynak. and Melissa Butterfield.Jarme Fullmer. Juan Valenzuela, Peter Rrveras.Tommy Tuiner. and Matt Ramirez are 'breakrn'modern styles. Fashions 29

Students Stage nOklahoma\" J1m Nelson and Jenmfer Scadlock swmg mto character. Jun Nelson and Jon Smith work to· gether on the1r act. Eric R1chards and Ronda Tate, a1m for their names in \"lights .\" Krisrm Maddox and Ronda Tate, make a \"scene\".30 School Play

With the incredible talent of leadperformers, this year's musical, \"Okla-homa,\" filled the auditorium with love,laughter, suspense. and hard-handedapplause! The entire cast melted theiraudience Into \"steel''-standing smiles.Mrs. Sandstrom. a first-year dramacoach at Jordan, pushed the Diggercast through late nights, early morn-ings, and those dreadful days withoutlunc h to create a fmal three-night suc-cess. Mr. Zabriskie and Mr. Buysworked together to add music to thetalent of Stacy Rueckert as choreo-grapher. \"Oklahoma's\" success wasthe result of team work and Jordan'ssuper talent. lead performers were:Jim Nelson, Curly; Jennifer Scadlock,laurey; He1d1e Anderson, Aunt Eller,Eric R1chards. Will Parker; Ronda Tate,Ado Annie; Robb Rist. Ali Hakim; andJon Smith, Jud Fry.Jam Nelson. Heade Anderson. and Jennafer Scadlock \"seen\" 1oge1her.Erac Rachards and Robb R1s1 \"\"drop 'em dead\"\".Members of 1he \"\"Oklahoma·· casl. School Play 31





Varsity Football Red Rowr. Red Rover. we DAR~ you 10 come 011erl need we say more? John Bankhead Todd Bendixen Mall Benlley Jeff B1rch Hal Broadhead R1chard Bruce Blake Bush M1ke Bu1kov1ch Jeff Carlson Darm Crysral Todd Egben Dave fllnders Jam1e Fullmer Greg Gagon Darrell Garn M1ke Graham Ryan Hansen Brenl Hawkms Chns Heaps Paul Hendncks ll1ll H1eber1 Drew Homer Da111d James Todd Jenkms34 Football

Brent K1yota larry Knight Maunce Matsumon Darrell Peterson P1erre McNamara Matt Milne Rollin Mitchell Shaun Mower M1ke Murry Boyd Pendleton Chad Perrenoud Jerone R1chards Wayne Sears Steve Silcox Jeff S1mons Kyle Simons N1el Smith Ken Topham Ken Truj1llo Clark Walker Brent Walters Steve West Scott WheelnghtJdf Carlson becomes The Hulkl Jl•ron~ R1chards plays d1rty aga1nst West Varsity Football 35

Region Champions Th•s year's football team may have been a step behtnd. but they never lost their balance; and their hard work and dedtca tion won the Dtggers the Regton Cham pionshtp! Bemg the fastest and btggest team ever at Jordan. 11 was only luck they lacked! It was shown 111 pre-season when the team lost three straight games through hard fought battles. Finally Regton play began. and the Dtggers were hungry for a Will. The team started ftre and smoked the Spartans 35-0. Agamst South. Jeff Stmons ran all over the Cubs sconng both touchdowns mcluding a ktck return for 90 yards for a 17 6 victory. It was Judge that Jordan wanted! The Dtggers outplayed them; and 111 the eyes of the•r fans, Jordan was the wmnerl But in a second chance fteld goal for Judge. the scoreboard dtsagreed with the D•ggers fans and read 15-14 in their favor. But the team kept ftght mg and beat Kearns .26 .21. The snow made the fifth Regton game a dirty battle agamst West. but not even the mud could smk the Dtggersl Runnmg be hmd a great lme led by Larry Kntght and Jeff Carlson. Fullback Jerone Rtchards overpowered the Panthers and earned the team to a 14-7 victory. In the ftnal Regton game agatnst Tooele. Kyle Stmons drove three long touchdown passes and recep t tons for a wm 35-.2.2: and JHS stood roanng for the Regton title! Our ftrst state game was lookmg easy to the near end leadmg 14-3 agamst Ben lo mand. Wtth only minutes left. they scored twice on broken plays and ended the Dtg ger season 15-14. Regardless where the luck we m•ss lies. th1s year's team dealed 111 sktll and deter mmat ton. The season ended short, but 111 the mmds of the team and the hearts of their fans. Jordan undauntedly and llll doubtedly retgn as number one! larry Kntght IS Otgger proud! Kyle Stmons knocks 'em off 1he1r feet The Otggers ge1 oHenstw36 Varsity Football

JV Football51.'1.''ya dudl.'l I'm oula lwrl.' The Dtggers are ready for ac11onlShaun Mowl.'r. Todd Jl.'nkms. Waynl.' Sears. Mall Mtlne. 8111 Hteberl. Ryan Hansen. Mall Benlley, GregGa on. Davtd Jarni.'S, Rrl.'nl Hawktns. Jamtl.' ~ullml.'r. Sieve Stlcox. Russ Nelson. Ken Tru tllo, Sieve Wes1 Varsity Football 37

Sophomore FootballScoll Wheelright believes in \"the force.\" Jordan pulls for a VICtory Randy Errckson. Jamie Fullmer. Steve West. Darrrn Crystal. Davod Mayo. Juloo Jarv1s. Rob Saxey. Mark Lofgren. Troy Jenkons. Russ Summers38 Sophomore Football

Greg Hagon. Keith Perrenoud. Jason Kokkola Jason Judd. Mall Schm1d1. Sam Merrill. Larry Larson. Jamie Fullmer. Mike Edington. Scolt Deuel. Daren Gatherum.Ryan Tunmreck. Jason Saville. Doug Fryer. Chad Maughan. Cory Linton. Steve Christensen. Jared Bentley. Kary Wawrzyniak. Travis Bircurnshaw. Joel Steadman,Shane Stoddard. John Coyle. Scolt Crystal. Scolt Draper. Russ Eyre. Chris Gee. Scolt Sires. Chad Christensen. Eric Turnbow. Coach Noble. Coach May. MikeThorne The Freshmen crowd to watch their team . turn circles around their opponents!Freshman Football Football 39

VOllEYBAll Juntor Varstly Team P1cture BACK ROW. Mrs. Padf1cld.laurel Hcder. Natalee W1ley, Tom htz- gerald. luann Allen, Kathleen Carrol. Julie Yorga son. Cmdee Setterberg. ~RONT ROW: Ang1e Wrl· kmson. Kand1ce Marchant. Tara Andnzz1. He1di Anderson. Kunberlee Marchan t. Cam1lle Kener Jody Gardner yells. \"Here t1 comes!\" Tara Andnzz1, He1d1 Anderson and Kathleen Carrol get ready to return the ser\le,40

It's the 3rd game and the score IS 14 to 14. Murry won the ftrst game and we won the second. To win this game was of great importance because it could decide on our appearance at the state playoffs. laurel Heder gets ready to serve, the referee blows the whistle. laurel serves and aces the ball. Not one of Murry's players managed to touch tt. The score is now 15 to 14, one more point and we wm the game. laurel serves the ball to Murry who plays the ball back over the net with a spike. Jody Welch and ltsa Myrick try for a block but miss the great Murry fake. Jodi Gardner and lpo Tuinei both scrambled to get the ball, sending a perfect shot to Rachael Bentley. She then set the ball to Brenda Jorgenson, who smashed it to the floor, knocking over a Murry player. What a game! What teamwork! And what coachmgl The team effort and teamwork. along wuh the coaching abthttes of Margaret Pnce and Mrs. Padfield made up the 1984-1985 Jordan Htgh volleyball teams.The Varsotv team plans thetr comeback durtnglttne OUI.Rachael Bentley ponders whether they'll wtn orlose.Varstty team ptclure BACK ROW: lpo Tutnet.ltsa Myrtck, Brenda Jorgensen, Jody Gardner~RONT ROW laurel Heder. Rachael Bentley. Angela Wtlktnson, Jodt Welch 41

Boys' Tennis ~~Rackin'' In The Points TOP RIGHT , Back Row Breit Gardner. Je remy Crystal. Rhett Puder. Dave l:ddmgton Next Row Austtn Baysinger. Kurt Deem.Jeremy demonstrates his own backhand move.Way to go Jeremy Crystall Speed, agility and precision all make a::- r·· I·up the necessary elements of playingtennis. With best hopes of being num-ber one we played to the best of ourability. By smashing the balls we alsosmashed competition. \"It 's so easy\" Instruct s Ausun Baysmg:er. Kurt Deem serves 11 wtth \" love\".42 Boys Tennis

There's No Putting Around With Our Golf TearnScott Beckstead lizette Douglas Paul Johnstun Michael NanceMike Be•rens Tyler Heemeyer Mike Schneiter Sam McFall RichardMark Chnstensen Shane Hembury Mike Minnick Zimmerman Not shown. Rod Conner Jordan High's golf team played tough th is year. In the Reg io n tourna- ment. t hey f inished 3rd despite the injuries of Paul Johnstun and Mike Minnick. In addition to t hese players. Rod Conners. Scott Beckstead, Sha ne Hembury. Richard Zimmerman. Mark Christensen. Mike Beir nes. Tyler Heeymeyer. lizette Douglas, Sam McCall, Mike Sch neiter. Mike Nance were all members of this year's suc- cessful golf team. Paul Johnstun gets ready for his move. Shane Hembury has a mean swing Paul Johnstun sends it soaring Golf 43

Cross Country In Motionlauri Christensen pushes it with all her d1ggerpower.Front row, Shelle West. Russell Scoll. Kathylloyd. Mike Harris. l1sa Mace. Second row: JeffBoggess. Shaun Winterbollom. Devin Williams.Doug Draper, Raymond Greeff, Greg Brown.Third row: Dustin Knudsen. Bryan Campbell.lance Conrad, Mall Keener. Top row: Dav1dWinterbottom. Terry Praag, Darren Wilson. NotShown, Ryan Brown. Joe Kiss-llles. CurtiS McK1ff.John Montoya. layne Ruffell. R1ch1e Stuck. De-juan Tohh. Ryan West, laun Cristensen. lisaGunther. Mary Harmon, Charlinn lord. SaraMyers. This year's c ross country team wasone of the best ever at Jordan High.Both the girls' and boys' teams werededicated and worked hard through-out the season. This dedication car-ried the boys' team to .2nd place atRegion and 5th in sta te. As a whole. thegirls had a successfu l season. As indi-viduals. they had a great desire to con-tinually improve; and with added moti-vatio n, the girls took 1st place in Re-gio n and competed in the state meet. Ryan Brown does \" the mask man\" dash. Russell Scoll lnlltates the b10111C man.44 Cross Country

J.H.S. Is The Best Tun Brtmhall Russ Childs Greg Gagon M1ke Graham Bart Hale M1l..e Harns M1ke Murry M1ke Nance Jed Ohver Andrew Ponds Kyle Sunons Scott Stromberg M1ke Harns 111 action. The Jordan Globe Trotters! A Jed shot 1S a dead shot! With ftve returnmg seniors and a history ofBan H~ll· IS \" Auton1at u:\" wtnning tradition, JHS gave every team who crawled to a challenge sweaty palms, fearful mmds. and hopeless hearts. But Jordan's team was far from shaking 10 their shoes! The Dtg- gers were too busy passing strategy. provmg a powerful defense, smkmg baskets, and leavmg their opponents awe-struck in disbelief. But JHS believed! And throughout the season, hyped crowds stood cheering for Jordan VICto- ries. With confidence, come-back. and dominat- ing desire, the team earned second place Re- gion title and continued throughout the season to make the Digger fans proud! Mens Basketball 45

J.H.S. Tearns Make J.H.S. Wins J.V . Team Back Row: Tony Thompson Ken Eddington M1ke McNe1ce Andrew Pond Bart Havens John Jackson Ryan Smuh Coach Newbold Front Row : Russ Nelson Russ Childs Sco11 Stromberg Greg Gagon Mike Nance Scoll Parker Sophomores Back Row: Coach Deem Ken Eddington Steve Jensen T1m Brimhall M1ke McKay Russ Ch1lds Coach Dem1llFront Row : Darrel Peterson Tony Thompson James Chnstensen Scott Parker Jeff Bird Tony Beckstead Shane Crump Fr es hmanBack Row:Sterhng ParkerCoach BradyM1ke ThomeScott HermansonRusty EyreKery WarzmakDav1d NelsonJason KokolaDav1d PondRay JohnstunFront Row :Joel SteadmanRyan TimrnenckM1ke KatchenerGreg HagonScott DevclSteve Chnstenson46 Mens Basketball

J.H.S. Makes A Fast-Break Tun Brunhall has another 11p to h1s teammmate. Russ C h 1lds.Andrew Pond has an awesome John Jaclo.son. wuh excellent M1ke Nance shootlllg a chantyhand over the other team. torm. shooting from the outs1de. shot Russ Ch1lds skymg h1gh over the opposmg team.Greg Gagon helps Jordan put another one Ill The acrobatic move of Ryan Smuh scores two Jordan's team gets psyched for the game. for Ius team. Mens Basketball 47

lady Diggers . Brandt Adams Hearher Ash Rachael Benrley Chris Coker Susan Hardrng Lisa Myrrck Cher NelsonSharece Pererson K:J. Smrrh Dawn Sreele lpo Turner Angre Woodley (hrrs l.ol...-r captlilhzes on a free rhrow. Co.Hh Nobl<' and Coach Hunlcr rrnp,•rsonarc rl> ''Dynannl' rru,,- lpo Tull1<'1 rs ''RNIIy on I hi! Rail!\"48 Wornens Basketball