1968

Kent Smith Randy Steadman The 1967-68 year began the 20th year of service to Jordan by Mr. LaMar Swenson the Key Club, a junior affiliate of Adviser the Kiwanis, it was the sec- Mr. James Bradford ond Key Club organized in Utah. Adviser With the theme \"Progress Through Fred Veltri Joe VeltriJames Thompson reg Walkenhorst Activity,\" and with the Randy Woodward motto \" Service for Jordan,\" the Key Lee Wall Club contributed their services throughout the year to make Jordan a top school. Rais- ing the flag before school,present- ing the flag ceremony at assemblies, selling programs, spon- soring the annual initia- tion banquet, and participating at a convention in Idaho were but a few of this service-and-action club's activities. Topping off the year for the Key Clubbers was their pro- ject. In hopes of building school spirit and as a remem- brance of the 1967-68 year, a tile replica of the school seal was laid in the main hall.Ron Yengich Dennis Carroll Robert Prince Steve Nelson Lee Greenwood President Vi ce-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 97

This year as you walked down the halls during third period, you had a sudden feeling of peace and happiness come over you. This beaut- iful feeling came from the A Cappella as they were practicing their songs. During the year the Choir pre- sented a musical, sang on the Cottonwood Mall Singing Christmas Tree, presented a Christmas program, and performed on the Traveling As embly. Last but not least, and probably the most exciting time of the year was when they pre- sented a concert at the Salt Lake Tab- ernacle with the Utah Symphony. Marianne March, Librarian; Mona Lynn Neff, Librarian; Mickie McCleery, Party Chairman; Kathy Adair, Secretary; Shelley Sund, Secretary; Mel Rogers, President; Roseann Hardcastle, Vice-President; Linda Ballard, 2nd Vice-Presi- dent; Karolyn Kreek, Treasurer; Mikki Hatch, Ace.; Deanna Hawker, Ace.; not pictured, Conway Richards, Social Chairman. A CAPELLA - Left to Right, Front Row: Debra Wagstaff, Brenda Vawdrcy, Threez Suzette Tanner, Mary Weaver, arolyn llawker, Barbara Kobs, Janell Ann Berrett, Vonda Clement, Lucille Best, Karolyn Krcck, Ellene West, Laurie Smith, Dawna Elswood, Jolynnc Nickle, Darlene Uay, Jack Bean, Allen Cood- Stout, KaDon Hadley, Leon Shurtleff. Row Two: Shelley Sund, Mickie manson, Randy Osborn . Row Four: Donna Bergstrom, Kathy Elg, Darlene McCleery, Ronnalynn Brown, Colleen Larsen, Launa Washburn, hristie Watkins, Lynette Swen~on. c il ole, Roseann Hardcastle, Brian McBride, Gibson, Carol Farn~worth, Judy Anderson, John Bryant, Craig Richards. Row Vernon Baan, Van Davis, Ronell rapo.98

\A CAPELLA -Left to Right, Front Row: Quinton Terry Bishop, Mel Rogers, Roden , Cary Wright, Paul Sovelius, Helen Yazzie, Katie Clayton, VickieM1chele Pearl, Pa111ine Reeve, Lindy Lunnen, Mikld Hatch, Linda Thomas, Snyder, Brenda Elswood, Monika Kobs, Sherry Nay, Marianne March,Kathy Adair, Deanna Hawker, Melba Akagi. Row Two: Steve Boynton, James Mona-Lynn Neff. Row Four: Cody Albrechtsen, John Diefenderfer, Robert Prince, Ben Durrant, Don Margetts, Nancy Higbee, Kayla Van Tassell, LoisThompson, Holayne Day, Lorene Jackson, Claire Spencer, Rhonda Pangos, Elkington, Sue Devine, Bonnie Subdon Jackie Wright, Lark Rogers.L1nda Parker, Jeanelle 1-lilton, Sue Taft, Linda Ballard. Row Three: Paul 99

MASQUE AND GAVEL OFFICERS - Left to Right, Front Row: Mr. Glenn E. \"I pledge myself to live a full and Sacos, Adviser; Sherry Craig, Vice-President; Sandra Goates, Secretary. Standing: active life.\" This is the Cheryle Palmer, Parliamentarian; Gary Bird, Parliamentarian ; Nancy Pace, Historian; first line of the Masque and Gavel Roger Allen, President; Clare Bills, Treasurer. Pledge. The members of the largest club at Jordan lived up to this pledge as they enjoyed everything from a bob-sleigh ride to an evening at Valley Music Hall. At the annual Christmas party at Mountain Meadow Ranch the club was presented a tapestry by the management for their excellent behavior there over the past two years. MASQUE AND GAVEL - Left to Right, Front Row: K. Atkinson, N. Leigh, D. Chri sti an, C. Hawker, R. nd cr~ n, H. Anders n, D. ' mith, H. Thompson, S.Olsen, S. Young, L. Rogers, M. McCleary, L. Best, S. Craig, C. Mickeb en, T. Sherwood, R. Parkin , J. Diefend rfer, H. Prince, H. Ferrum, H. Hand, J. Tucker, R. Timoney. Second Row: R. Mitchell, J. Bay, J.Woodburry, Homero, D. lin , R. Bergen r, . Pahn er. Seventh Row: S. Lewis, J. Dunn, P. Osbo rne, T. Gotbe rg, A. Vawdrey, J. Reed, M. Uurton, M. Somsen, D. Cordner, L. Whetman , F . Cook, V. Bearden, R. Birch, L. Brady, J. Jensen, D. I lawker, K. Adair, M. Brine, W. Albrechtsen. Third Row: B. Urton, L. Ballard, K. Pullan, D. Carroll. D. Jens n. Eighth Row: N. Tippetts, . Brown , P. Fitzgerald, S. E. Hill, D. Somsen, J. Smith, R. Gunderson, K Pendleton, C. ole, R. liard- castle, R. Brown, C . Larsen, R. Fitzgerald, D. Fitzgerald, S. Coates. Fourth Smith, S. Swenson, K. joll1 y, A. Dunn, J. Sainsbury, T. Hansen, P. Moses, W. Fitzgerald, L. Kirchhaurn , R. Uluth , P. F itzgerald. Ninth Row: ' · Bird, S. Row: S. Wetzell, D. Petience, C. Conrad, J. Sampson, D . Essey, J. Pa rker, S. Abram s, D. Williams, <?· Gardner, R. Chi stensen, R. Day, L.. Taf~,S. Fairboum, \"lh ompson, J. Cardn r, S. Bodell, V. Taylor, . pencc.r, J. lose, V. Harris, K. A. Maynes, N. Pace. Ftfth Row: R. Allen, R. Lawson, C. C 1lchnst, R. Cole, T. Jones, D. Wag~ ta ff, R. Pangos, L. wenson, D. W atkins, D. Halladay. Tenth Row: . Bills, G. Gregory, K Fit zg raid, M. Rowsell , . Fairbourn, R. W right, Watson, N. Anderson, J. Thompson, M. Rogers, R. Osborne, D. Ainswoth a, S. C. 13allami s, L. llaycock, P. Pet rsen, D. Elswood, L. ElkinE-,rton, S. Baker, J. Timoney, D. Hom er, K. Fitzgerald, J. Matsum ore, R. Crapo. Sixth Row: A. I lofeling.100

\"I wonder where we're going tonight? Maybe we'll get togo to the Valley Music Hall or Gone With the Wind!\"The spirit of giving received a great deal of attention from the clubmembers who brought these things for the annual Sub for Santa. 101

MODEL U.N. OFFICERS -Left to Right, Front Row: Shirle~ Young, Ass t. Modd U.N. Secretary General; Shirley Olson, Treasurer. Row Two: Wtl~on Sved111, Parha- mentarian; Dennie Mori , Historian; James Th ompson, Prestden t. What is the government of Colum- bia like? Questions like this were asked by members of the Model U.N. Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Milne, they studied many countries. Starting off the year was the UNICEF Drive, with many activities in between. And last, representatives from throughout the state met at the University of Utah for a General Assembly making it a worthwhile year of experiences. MODEL U.N.- Left to Right, Front Row: Vickie Burgon, Connie Fairbou rn , Mari ann e March, Karen Atkinson, Karla Hall, Margo Rowsell, Ruth Wright, Kay Brown, Den nis ~ ori , Brenda Vawdrey, Kayleen Ballard. Row Two: Dale Kayle n Fi tzgerald, Marcy Le Kensit1ger. Wilson Svedin , Handy Osborne, Cordn er, Janet Tucker, Robyn Ti money, Robi nette Emerson, Micki e Holayne Day, Annette Frantz, Marla Steph enson, Judy W ashburn, Colleen McCleery, Lark .Rogers, Mel Rogers, Paul Hoden, James Thompson, Terry Pickett, Jackie Peavey, Maxin e Humphrey, Marilyn Smith . Row Tiuee: Vawdrey. Row .Four: Eddie Vigil, Byron Oliver, Bruc Potter, y Sherwood, fim Fairhourn , Bri an Mc Brid , Dan Mahl er, Kerry Soper, arol Mathis, 'w ·ndy Palm er.102

RADIO CLUB - Left to Right, Front Row: Gene Ebert, Reporter; Gary The Radio Club consisted of manyMiddleton, Secretary; Gary Hansen, Historian; Stanley Coleby, President; dedicated students who areDouglas Cox, Vice President; Gerald Middleton, Treasurer. Row Two: Dale interested in the field of elec-Simonson, Jack Lar en, Keith Sargent, Ricky Smith, James Cummings, PaulFarnsworth, Warren Dahl, John Hendrikse, Clark Dimond, Duane Archibald, tronics. They worked out manyDale ordner, Kent Ricord. Not pictured: Linda Thomas. problems during their electronic labs. Under the guiding hand of Mr. King, their projects were accomplished with much success. Their studies here at Jordan may open an interesting field in electronics. Serving others was the chief goal of the Red Cross Club, where thirty students participated in making life a little more pleasant for those in need. A source of happiness for many people this year were the activities provided by this fine club.RED CROSS CLUB - Left to Right, Seated: Cheri Larson, Mickie McCleery, Standing: Karen Pendleton, Ronnalynn Brown, Jolynn Nickle, Gerald Middleton,Sandra Goates, Shirley Olson, LariC Rogers, Lucille Best, Shirley Young, Myrna Nancy Higbee, Cecile Cole, James Cummings, Wendy Fitzgerald, CarolLybbert, Jennifer ainsbury, Wendy Palmer, Robinette Emerson, Darlene Day. Mathis, Sharon Abrams, Karen Fitzgerald, Jean Reed, Shelley Smith, Jackie Peavy, Paulette Fitzgerald, Terry Pickett. 103

Gary Bird and Mirriam Wilson D.~.C.A. represented our school at Houston, Texas, in the national D.E.C.A. This is not a recording company but it is a class in setting records competition. for knowledge about marketing and distributing. Sub-for Santa, Homecoming, and other activities were sponsored by the Distributive Educational Clubs of America. Mrs. Wilson directed the students, using four points of the Deca Emblem as their guide. These were voca- tional understanding, civic consciousness, social intelligence, and leadership development. D.E.C.A. - Left to Right, Front Row: Colleen Larsen, Sheri Latimer, Bonnie man Silcox. Row Three: Lynda Smith, hauna Newbold, June Evans, aria Subdon, Adele Bolton, Karen West, Deanna Holdaway, Letty Greene, Hoyetta Bennett, Hoby.n Johan~en, Joyce Evans, Rill Lamping, Bruc Potter, Mike Day, Konold, Gloria Ray, Nancy Jenson, Vauna Bearden, Howard Dahle, Ricky Cy Sh rwood , S ·ott J nsen , Richard Parkin, Steph n Fairbourn, Doug Henke, Powell, James Cummings, Lynn Dumas, David Jaynes. Row Two: Leslie Terry Davis, J fT Bi\hop, Randy Hawson, Richard Davenport. How Four: Allred, Linda Jarvis, Rolayne Day, Hose Mary Rigler, Vicki Burgon, Carol Dal e ox, Mirriam Wir~on , Terry Trujillo, wen McKenna, Kathy Dahle, Farnsworth, Darlene Day, Byron Oliver, Eddie Vigil, Byron Timothy, Tom Boesch, Dale Hansen, Archie Hardcastle, Dirk Vanderberg, Mike llon •, Nor- Marlon Moore,Jim Fairbourn, Brian M Bride, Phil Romero, Ray lpson , Larry Price, Cary Bir , Hob rt 'ol , Chuck Pallcrson, Danny Vest. Row Five: Dale Smith, Rhonda Pangos, Linda Martinez, Janis llnll.104

Is this the achievement which the juniors have made this year? It is a new organization this year which is spons-ored by various companies and is under the direction of Mr. Bradford. They met two hours a week to make items which are mar- keted and sold. Receiving outstanding recognition for their work in Junior Achieve- ment were Robinette Emerson and Ed Barney.JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT - Left to Right, Front Row: Todd Soper, Randy Baker, Jim Hofeling, Marcy Lee Kensinger, Carol Farnsworth, Vicki Burgon.Steadman, Howard Dahle, Reg Hall, Dean Tuttle, Craig Rasmussen. Row Two: Row Five: Ed Barney, Kay Taylor, Roberta Fitzgerald, Nancy Pace, Stanley Coleby, Roger Allen, David Halladay. Row Six: Ron Mitchell, Bob Smith, DaleSteve Kido, Randy Osborne, Dennis Mori, Wilson Svedin, Steve Webster,Robinette Emerson, Neil Anderson. Row Three: Karen Atkinson, Sheryl Smith, Scott Jensen, Byron Timothy, Janet Tucker, Bill Lamping, Ed Vigil.Lavery, Mickie McCleery, Valerie Whetman, Janet Tucker, Kayleen Fitzger-ald, Connie Fairbourn. Row Four: Robyn Johansen, Rosemary Rigler, Slieri Row Seven: Bruce Potter, Byron Oliver, Cy Sherwood, Phil Romero, Jim Fair- bourn, Brian McBride. 105

Did you happen to see the school play this year? Or maybe you went to more than one of the assemblies during the 1967-68 year. If you did, it was the stage crew who did the lighting and sound effects. These boys worked long and hard for the enjoyment of the Beetdiggers. The stagecrew was responsible for the outstanding props and sets used in our many assemblies. STAGE CREW - Left to Right: Greg Barber, Larry Nokes, colt Nezos, Warren Dahl, Wayne Rossberg, Lawrence Gull, Duane Archibald, Ray illen, Michael raham.106

Under the direction of Mr. Cyril Watt, Jordan High School Bandrepresented Jordan by playing atthe Utah State University Home- coming and in the annual Santa Claus Parade in Salt Lake City. Included in these activitieswere the combined forces of band and choruses. They presented a delightful Christmas Concert. Left to Right, Front Row: Mindy Brine, Kathy Adair, Deanna Hawker. Back Row: Kayleen Fitzgerald, Kathy Jolley, Rebecca Bluth.BAND - Left to Right, Front Row: Marie Biorge, Alan McKnight, Craig Dennis Smith, Craig Hummel, Roger Huffman. Row Three: Lynn Smith, Danal\a.,mu,sen, Ryan fliska , Bruce Ballard, Don Cremer, Rick Powell, Doug Cline. Beck, Steven Berrett. Standing: Gordan Visser, Gordon Meyer, David Roth,Row Two: Marilyn Edgemon, Glenn Gregory, Sharee Hyde, Judy Holfeltz, Dean Soper, Bob Urton, Mr. Watt. Not Pictured: Chet Mickelsen, Eugene Maynard, Curtis Ricord.Marian Ilop •s, Dalyn Fitzg raid , Craig Moody, Ley Clement, Skip Freeman, 107

Memories of friendships gained will remain in the minds of students who participated in such activities as \"Cheaper by the Dozen\", the school play, the state interpretive meet, the Senior Hop, the Junior Prom, the Dog Patch Drag, a debate meet or extem- poraneous speaking, or many other activities which Jordan offers.108

Harvest Ball Senior Hop Junior PromSweethearts BallDog Patch Drag Forensics Interpretive One Act Play 109

Robinette Emerson Homecoming Queen Penny DeGrafienried Bonnie Best Junior Attendant, Homecoming ophomore Attendant, Homecoming Kayleen Fitzgerald Mike Day Daisy Mae Li 'l Abner110

Doug Maughan Craig RasmussenMost Preferred Boy 2nd Most Preferred Boy Bill Lamping Paul BrownTied for 3rd Most Preferred Boy 5th Most Preferred Boy Lee Greenwood Tied for 3rd Most Preferred Boy 111

Beetdiggers from past and pre ent years danced in a The stormiest weather couldn't\"welcome back\" atmosphere at Jordan's first Home- dampen the spirits ofcoming. Beetdiggers when Jordan's first Homecoming was held in eptember. A parade began the festivities, after which Murray was defeated in football. Friendships were re- newed as old acquaintances met again at their Alma Mat r for a dance in the evening. The highlight to a parade of \"Changing Times\" was lhe Ilomecomin, Royalty: Penny DeGraffenried, First Attendant; Robinette Emerson, Queen; Bonnie Best, econd Attendant.112

\"Miss matchen, man catchen\" turned out to be the perfect theme forthe Dog Patch Drag as each girl caught up with her man.Kayleen Fitzgerald and Mike Day were chosen Daisy Mae and Lil Abner forthe top event of an evening sponsored by the Girls Club of Jordan. This delightful dance was held in the boys' gym which was gaily decor- ated to fit the occasion. \"We uns' had a fun time\" would be our impression of the Dog Patch Drag. Jeanne Sf>ray, Michael Durrant, Tilleen Parker, along with many others, enjoyed' themselves at the Dog Patch Drag. Kayleen Fitzgerald and Mike Day received gifts as they claimed the titles of Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. 113

Punch and cookies were served to all The seniors will cherish the everlastingwho attended the Senior Hop. moments created at their dance. An enchanting dance with the theme \"Ever- lasting Moments\" was the Senior Hop in essence. With all the tradition and fun associated with this special event, November 18, was marked a great night. aMemory Grove turned out to be the perfect place to have such dance.In the friendly atmosphere of other couples, theseseniors took a few minutes out for refreshments. Memory Grove provided the right atmosph r to dance for the couples attending lhe Senior Hop.114

Spellbound Lloyd Hansen and Sharman Watching her step, Linda Norris andStout enter the \"Garden of Romance.\" Lynn Woodward admire the decora- tions at the Sweethearts Ball.T3;JiThe evening was completed by Todd Shoemaker singing ''Love Me~~II whlle happy co;j~l~: dancedThe hustle all day Sa~urday, February 12, llll was caused by the Sweethearts IIIII IIIII Ball as the girls of Jordan High awaited the magic hour when the doors 1111opened into a \"Garden of Romance.\" The lllll shocking pink and heavenly blue 111~1 with touches of red and white were displayed along a beautiful foundation Reigning as King and Queen over the Sweethearts 115 of the throne of the reigning King and Balf were James Thompson and Jani Andrus. Queen. The sophomores presentedJordan students with an enjoyable evening for all who attended.



Tying for the first place with Ronell Crapo, the Shawntells performed on the talent assembly. Students witnessed many assemblies both intellectual and en- tertaining. As the year's high point Governor Calvin L. Rampton came to Jordan and spoke to the student body on a patriotic assembly.Another honor event we had was the privilege of havingPablo ValVerde, a teacher from Equa- dor come and observe and teach classes for six weeks. The \"Good Old Days\" were brought back by this double quartet on the Hillcrest Traveling Assembly. As Christmas approached, cheerleaders, songleaders, Charlonians, and band marched along State Street in Salt Lake Christmas parade.On ollege Dar, seniors are told of thequalifications o various universities andcolleges.

Judge's assembly provided laughter and entertain-ment for all Jordan's student body. Doug Crebs is awarded the defensive basketball trophy by Mr. nunp. Dennis Higbee, Elaine Hill, Conway Richards and Shelley Sund practice Dale o receives his certificate after com- for their parts in this year's musical, \"The King And I.\" pleting the Utah l)ower and Light sale-118 manship clinic.

High on school spirit, the cheerleaders and songleaders created a hippie \"Pep-In\" in the cafeteria. ·Byron Oliver showed off his figure in the fashion showduring the Officers Council Assembly. Cy Sherwood carried the torch for this year's Jordan Olympics.Kevin Enniss received the football defensive trophy Making things lively, Youngtimers from Utah State 119presenled to him by Coach Sanchez during a special University performed on an outstanding assembly.honor as embly.

eorge Washington is brought to life in snow by the advanced crafts class. 'T il n v r use Florax Mouthwash again,\" sh ut: lure Bill · a · she fights off h r date on the Senior Assembly. On Girl's Day, the boys prove \"chivalry is not dead\" as Gary Millerberg carries Vickie Taylor's belongings.120









Spirits ran high as Mr. Bradford's homeroom class portrayed \"Mrs. McCleary who lived in the shoe\" in a pep assembly.George Moses, the perfect angel, preachedrepentance on the Senior Class assembly. Lark Rogers and Paul Brown are awarded trophies for being the outstanding citizens for 67-68.The student body gets a good laugh The Charlonians and the art classes teamed up toat the Boys Club assembly. sculpture the traditional \"J\" in front of Jordan. 121

Dreaming up the wildest socks was the task of each club so they could.be displayed at the \"Sock Murray\" pep assembly. At the opening day assembly, Lucille Best tries topping the traditional Jordan beets while the other student body officers look on. The music department displayed its musical talent122 in the annual Christmas assembly.

Forming the \"J\" climaxed each Mr. Swenson's homeroom class brought to Jordan the activities of a regular Romper Room day at the pep assembly before the Hillcrest game.of the Charlonians' marches. Thi year's patriotic assembly was highlighted with a speech by Governor Rampton. 123

DEBATE - Left to Ri_ght, Front Row: Shelly Smith, Ann Kunz, Brad Smith, Mark Conish, Steven Nielson, Roy Romero. Row Three: Dennis Higbee, Mike Peacock, AllanSainsbury, Shirley Olsen, Jennifer Sainsbury, Debbie Wil- C oodmansen.liams. Row Two: Dale Cordner, Reg Hall, Don Homer, Ron \"We would like to welcome the negative to this debate.\" With these words the debate teams set the mood for the spirited defense of their position, whether it happened to be negative or affirmative to the resolution. Resolved: That Congress should establish uniform regulations to control criminal investigation procedures. Future Congressmen and women participated in Legislative Forum, introducing bills and convincing \"Congress\" members from other schools to support them. Other fellow classmates shared the shiver of fear at giving an extemporaneous speech on one of the issues of the day. Still others found an exciting experience in radio speaking where they developed skills some may use later on as disc jockeys. Mrs. Broderick, debate coach, discusses this124 year's resolutions to some of the debaters.

During a debate, Jordan's affirmative team tried to convince the audience of the seriousness of crime.EXTEMPORANEOU~ SPEAKING- Janice Woodbury, ShelleySm1th, Kerry Soper, Maxine Peterson, Susan Nelson, SharonLewis .ORATORY - Dennis Newton, Ann Sainsbury, Jennifer Sains- During a leg. forum session, a Senate Representativebury, Pally Paramore, ail Gardner, Dale Cordner. argues his point with the House of Representatives.RADIO SPEAKING- Skip Freeman , Jim llofeling, Ron Atkin,Jerry Lundberg, Steve Nelson.LEGJSLATNE FORUM - Left to Right, Front How: MyrnaLybbert, Handy Jenkin s. Row Two: Reg Hall, Steven Nielson, raig Moody, Hon Kunz, Brad Smith, Hoy Romero, Don Hom er. 125

Participating in the Interpretive Meet can mean spending four to five hours a day memorizing material for retold stories, giving your family a nervous condition by practicing screams for a mono-act, or driving your neighbors into hysterics while going through the antics of pantomime. STATE INTERPRETIVE- Front Row: Susan Bodell, Elaine Hill, Sharon Ilirschi, Carol Goff, Robyn Timoney, Clare Bills. Row Two: Doug Maughan, Ben Enniss, James Thomp- son, Lois Elkington, Lee Greenwood, eil Anderson, Robert Cole. REGION INTERPRETIVE -Left to Right, Front Row: Mary Nelson, Claire Elkington, Kalhy Mumford, Debbie Fitzgerald, Elain Uill, Clare Bills, Don Spencer, Lark Rogers, Sandra Hansen, Robyn Timoney, Nancy Tippets, Sharon Lybbert, Lee Greenwood, Ne.il Anderson, Mel Rogers. Row Three: y ~1ler­ Hirschi, Susan Thompson, Susan Bodell, Ann Sainsbury, Carol Goff. Row Two: wood, Robert Cole, Robert Prince. James Thompson, Jim Matsumori, Gary Bird, .Ben Enniss, Nancy Pace, Lois A cutting taken from \"Elizabeth the Queen\" was the Ben Enniss pantomimes an old man who is wringing mono-act Nancy Pace chose to compete with in the the nect of his favorite pet bird. Interpretive Meet.126

Another phase of the Interpretive meet is the One Act Play. Through the efforts of Mr. Sacos and a group of some seventy-five students, the choice drama of «The Other Wise Man\" was presented. All felt a great feeling of accomp- lishment after working together to create such a production. onway Richards portrayed the role of the other STUDENT DIRECTORS- Left to Right: Robertawise man in this year's One Act Play. Fitzgerald, Krisan Robinson, Barbie Dalton.The entire cast combined their talents to make this a successful play. 127

Act three: Sandra Goates, \"By jingo, let's have a little efficiency around here! \" Cy Sherwood \"Now Frank, you know you shouldn t get so excited.\"128 \"Don't go, Daddy; I love you!\" These haunting words were dear to the Jordan High students who became a family on the set of Cheaper by the Dozen. Directed by Mr. Sacos, th cast caught all the love and warmth of the Gilbreth family as they associated with each other. The tory, which unfolded through the eyes of Frank and Ernestine, was produced on one of the most beautiful sets our stage crew has ever created. In the final analy is it was agreed by all that thi year's play was more than deserving of the accolades it received.

Sandra Hansen Greg Hansen Robert Prince Lillian Dr. Burton Larry Robert Larsen Gary Bird Nancy Pace Jackie Joe Scales Mrs. Mebane Clare Bill Mrs. Fitzgerald Mr. Sacos Director Robert Cole Robyn Timoney CHILDREN: Christine Crump, Father Earnestine Gail Rapp, Ryan Timoney. Cheryle Palmer Stephen Webster Mother Bill Elaine Hill Neil Anderson Anne FredConway Richards Janet Tucker Frank Martha 129

Linda Ballard Paul Brown Kathy El.g Top3% Top3% Top3%Sterling Scholar - ScienceRobinette Emerson Kayleen Fitzgerald Sterling Scholar Sterling Scholar - Business Social Science Lee Greenwood. •\"~ '\" Top3%\. ' .... Sterling Scholar - General • Charlotte Greene Top3% Dave Halliday Joyce Jones Karolyn Kreek Top3% Top3% Top3% Sterling Scholar - English130 Sterling Scholar - Industrial Arts

Marianne March Steven Nelson Shirley OlsenSterling Scholar - Sterling Scholar - Math Sterling Scholar - Home EcForeign Language Lark Rogers Randy Steadman Top3% Sterling Scholar - Arts & Crafts Robyn Timoney Nancy Thompson Gary WrightSterling Scholar - Speech Top3% Top3% _ Sterling Scholar - Music Ann Sainsbury Jennifer Sainsbury Elaine Hill 131American Legion Oratorical 2nd place, American 3rd place, American Winner Legion Oratorical Legion Oratorical

Lark Rogers, Paul Brown Kay Taylor Citizenship Winners Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Mickey Hatch State 4-11 Winner GIRLS & BOYS STATE: Front Row: Kristine Pullan, Karen Atkinson, Shirley Olsen Connie Fairbourn. Row Two: Marcy Kensinger, Kayleen Fitzgerald, State 4-Il Winner Row Three: Jim Fairboum, Randy Steadman, Roger Allen. Bacl{ Row: Don Lybbert, Cy Sherwood, Doug Maughan.132

ELKS CLUB LEADERSlllP PARTICIPANTS: Front Row: Ronnalynn Brown, Lucille Best, Connie Fairbourn. Row Two: Doug Maughan, Cy Sherwood, Neil Anderson.YOUNG AMERICANS: Doug Maughan,Elaine Hill,.Gary Wright. Not pictured:Randy Steadman.INQUIRING EDITOR: Karolyn Kreek, Robinette Emerson, MarcyKensinger, Doug Maughai~ Steve Webster, Randy Osborne. 133

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Years from now your memories of high school may be only brief recollections of faces, buildings, anxieties, and joys. A yearbook is often the only album one has of his school days, perhaps the only record of the most eventful years of his life. Producing the 1968 Beet- digger has been an experience well worth the work, worry, and sleepless nights it caused. We have strived to record the year's happenings as they actually happened. Our victories, our defeats, and the determina- tion of our athletic teams helped us to achieve recognition and sportsmanship. The assemblies, dances, and extracurricular activities filled us with a sense of achievement. Every day of the last 180 school days holds some cherished memory, dear to each individual. It has been the goal of the yearbook staff to make 1967-68 a year NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN.We wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Teran and Mr. Nelson who have been a great help as advisers with their guidance and ideas ... to Peggy Quist of Wheelwright Lithographing Co. for the understanding and unselfish service she rendered to us ... to Mr. Brown, our business manager and the bookstore selling staff for help- ing us raise the money needed for the yearbook ... to our English advisers, Miss Fraser and Mr. McAllister ... to our administration and faculty ... and to you, the stu- dents of Jordan High, for giving us the opportunity and honor of producing this yearbook for you. Assistant Editor 135

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Askerlund, Kathy . . 49, 50 Bowman, Raemarie . . . .40 Covington, Charlene . . 40 Atkinson , Judy .. . .. 39, 90, Atkinson, karen . 92, 103, 106 Boynton, Steve . 40,99 Covington, Robert .52Broderick, Anne . 17 Atkinson, RaeDene . .50 Bradford, Mike . .78,81 Cowdell, Joanne . . 52Brown, Blaine .. . 13 Atwood , Ken . 25Clark, Donald . . . 15 .. .50 Brady, Leslee . . 51, 100 Cox, Carolyn .27Erickson, David . . . 16 . . . 39Fisher, Gerald D. . . 14 .39, 87,93 Brassfield, Harvr.y .51 Cox, Dale .. . . . 27Fraser, Golda . . . . 15 . 25, 100Gunn ell , Farrell . 16 102, lOS Bray, Larry . . .. 51 Cox, Douglas . 41, 103l larri~. Calvin . . . . 17llcnderson, Belly . . . 14 . . . . 25 Bray, Leslee . . . . 26 Craig, Sherry 27, 100, 129llunt, Judith .... . .. 15 ... .50 .13 Brine, Mindy . 51, 85, Crane, Jim . .52trvis, David .... . . . 13 . . 15 100, 107 Cranney, Kristine. . .. . .52 ensen ,.An.nelle . . . . .. 15 •cld, Dav•cl . . . . . . . 15 Brown, Anita . .51, 93 Crapo, Honell . 41, 96, agle, Hebccca . . . . . 14Karen, Diane . . . . . . 17 Brown, Annette . .. . . 51 98, 100Kennington, Emerson . 14Kidman , Shuuna .. Brown, Bruce . . 26, 64, Crebs, Doug .19, 27, 64 .King, Hoger . . . . . . 17Linlord, Howard .. . . 15 78,81,96 65, 69, 81, 94, 96Maxfield, Calvin .. . 15,92McAllister, Hichard Brown, Claudia . . 26, 100 Crebs, Dick . .52McCleary, Jerry . 17McCleary, Kent .16 Brown, Donna .. . 26 Crebs, Susan .. .52Milne, Donald . 16 . )3 Brown, Kathleen . .. 40 Creedon, Mary . . 27Nelson , Arval .Olsen, Donald . 13 Brown, Kay . . 102 Cremer, Don . . . . .52, 107Pace, Ralph .. . 13 Brown, Lorene .19,26 Crookston, Craig . . . . . 52Pond, Jay . . . 1.5Husson , Arland . 17 Brown, Nancy . . 51 Crowther, David . . .. . 27Sacos, Cl '1111 F:. . . 13, 129Sagers, Phyllis .. .. 15 Brown, Paul . .19, 26, 64,96 Cummings, James . 27, 103Sull(:hez, Hobert . . . 16Sanderson, Devon . . . 16 Brown, Paul . .51, 64, 77, 81 Cunliffe, Jerry . . .. . 41S ·al , James L. . . . . . . 14Swenson, La Mar . . 16, ':J7 Brown Ronnalynn . . . 19, 26, Cushing, Lee . . 19, 27Tcmn, Hobert ... . 16, 90Tranter, Gertrude . . . . 14 95,98, 100,103 Cutler, Cathy . . 27Wall, David .. . . 15, 107 .. 14 B Brown, Scott . . .51Will , Jose ph .. . .. 15Wright , Kirk . . . . . 18 Brown, Sue .... .40 DAin,worth, Thelma . . 18Beckstead , Delos .. .lll Baarz, Vernon . 25, 64,98 Brundage, Joel . 40flod ·II , Marj'urie .. . 18Brown, E:ve yn . . . Badovinatz, Ceorgean .. 50 Bryant, John . .40,96,98 Dahl, James . . . 41, 70Wagstaff, Lena . 18 Dahl, tt,nnifer . .. .41Asay, Carlos . . . . . II Baird, Kim .. . .. .. 50 Bryce, Beth . . . 51 Dahl, arren . . 27, 103, 106Bateman, Marlon S. . II Dahle, Howard . . 27, 105lkckstcad, Ht•cd . II Bake, Neal .. . .. . . . . . . 50 Burgon, Vicki . . . 26, 102, 105 Dahle, Kathie . . .. .41Buxton, Clyd • V.. . II Dalton, Barbie . 27, 91 Baker, Sherie . . . . . . 25, 100, 105 Burke, Nancy . . . . 40 Dansie, Bruce .Ft11·sc, Bennnrr . II Dansie, Ralph . . . . 41Mortem •n, Paul Ballamis, Cheryl . . 39, 100 Burkinshaw, Barry . 51 DaRi:mche, Ronald . 27 . ll Davenport, Michael . 27Prince, Kenneth Ballard, Bruce 19, 50, 110 Burnham, Randy . . 51 Davenport, Richard .52Wheadon, John .. . II Davidson, Lorna . 27 . II Ballard, Don .'39, 66, 68, Burningham, Brian .40 Davis, Jimmy . . .. 52 Davis, Terry .. . 27, 77, 81 78, 81 Bumingham, Cary .26. Davis, Van . .41 Day, Bill .. Ballard, Kaylecn . . . .50 Burton, Marvin . . 51, 100 Day, Darlene .41 , 96, 98 Day, Louann . . . . . . . . 52 Ballard, Linda . 25, 98, Byers, Clay . . 26 Day, Michael Henry . 27, 98, 110 99, 100 Byers, Keith .. .40 Day, Michael R. .. 52, 95 Day, Rolayne . Ballard, Ron . . . . 39 c .. 19, 27 Day, Sharla 80, 110 Barber, Gregory . 39, 106 Deal, Dennie .. 27 DeBarry, Bob . Barber, Sherman .. 50 DeCraffenried, Penny 41, 85, 86, 87, 99, 102 Barnc;, Tanna . . . ..50 Caldwell, Carol .. .52 Demarest, Elise . . . . . . 41 Caldwell, Mike . .26 Detler, Denise Barney, Dixie .. . . . . 39 Call, Jeff . . . . . . . . . 52 Denison, Charlene . . . 27, 77, 81 Cameron, Diana . . . . 52 Devine, Susan . . . . .. 41 Barney, Ed . . . . . 2.5, 80, 105 Carlisle, Terry . . .. .27, 77,81 DeVisser, lay ... . Carpenter, Richard .. . . . 26 DeVisser, LOuise .. . . . . . 41, Barney, Sue Ann . . .39 Carpentier, Tim . . 26 Dewegeli, Darlene . 82, 83, 110 Carpentier, Tony . . .. 52 Dewegeli, Dawna . . . . 52 Barney, Terry . . . . .. 39 Carroll, Dennis . 26, 69, Diefenderfer, John 81, 97, 100 . . .. . .52 Barnhurst , Steven . . . 50 Carson, Gloria . 26 Dimond, Clark . 421, 87 Carter, Gayle . ... 52 Dixon, DeAnn . 41, 99 Barton, Billy . . . 50 Carter, Crace . .40,87 Dixon, Randy . . 41 Carter, Wayne . .52 Dixon, Shanna . . . . . 27 Barton, Janet . . ... 50 Cary, Debra . . Dowland, Michael . . . 52 Cary, Jan . . . . .40,87 Dumas, Lynn . . 27 Bawden, Tracy . 19, 50, 96 Caywood, Tony .. ... 52 Dumas, Timothy 19, 41, Chapman, David . Dumond, Alan Baxter, Sandy . . . 39, 100 Chase, Jim .. . . . . 26 Dunn, Alayna . 96,99, 100 Cherry, lay ... . . .52 Dtmn, Jack .. . 27, 103 Baxter, Terry . . 25 Childs, Dan . . . . . . 52 Dunn, Jeanne . . . . 41 Childs, Debra . . . . Dunn, Jim . . 19, 52 Bny, Jerry .. . 39, 100 Childs, Janet . . 27 Dunn, Karen . 52 Christensen, Monty . 27 Durrant, Ben Bean, Jack . . . . . . . 39, 98 Christensen, Roxy . 52 .41 Christian Deni .52 . 41 Bearden , Vnuna .. . 39, 100 Clarke, Callis . . 40 . 28 Clayton, Katie .40, 87 . . . . 52 Beally, Dianna .. 50 . 52, 100 . 52, 100 Clement, Ley. . 40 .. 52 Beck, Dana .. . . 50, 107 Clement, Vonda 19, 40, . 52 Cline, Douglas . -11 , 100STUDENTS Beck, Kenneth .. 25, 77, 81 87, 99 . 52 Close, Julianna . 27, 107 .. 28, 99 A Beck, Larry . . . . .50 Cole, Cecile . . . 19, 40, 98 Bell, Colleen . 2.5 . . 40, 85, Cole, Robert 100, 107Ahrnms, Sharon . 50, 8.5, 100, 103 Bennett , Carl . . . .25, 75,81, 93 . . 40, 100 19, 40, 98,Adair, Kalh lccn . 25, ':!8, 99, Bennett, Carla .. . 25 100, 102 100, 107 Bennett, Jay . . . .50 27, 96, 100, 129Adams, Pam .. . W, 50, 95 Bergcner, Hyan . . . 39. 100Adams, Hob rl . . . . 39 Bergstrom, Donna .. 25, 98Ainsworth, Dennis .... 50 Berrett, Ann . . 25,98Ainsworth, Dean . . 50, 100 Berrett, Patti . . . . 39Ainsworth, Donna . . . 50 Berrett, Steven .. . . . 50, 107Aitken , Jerry .. . . . .'39 Best , Bonnie . 19, 50, 110Aitken, 1\onald .. .. 50 Best, Lucille 19, 21, 98,Akagi , Melba . 3~) , 99 100, 103Albrcchtsen, Cody . .. 2.'5, 99 Bills, Carey . .50Alhrechtsen, Wendy . SO, 100 Bills, Clare . . 26, 100, 129Alexander, Faye .50 Biorgc, Marie . .. 39, 107Alldredge, Kay . . 39, 00 Birch, Robyn . .. 40, 100Alldredge, Larry . .. 50 Bird, Cary . . . . . . . . 100, 129Alldredge, Penny . . 39 Bishop, Harland ... . . 26Alien, Charlotte . . . . . 25 Bishop, Quinton Terry . . 40Allen , Diana . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Black, Annette ... . . . 26 141

Durrant, Michael . . 41 Gilchrist, Cathy . 53, 100 Hawker, Deanna 29, 98, Johnson, Sherrie .30 Dyet, Jolene. .28 Giles, Mike 99, 100. 107 Johnson, Yvonne .54 Gillen, Ray . 42 Haws, Carol . Jolley, Kathy . 54, 100, 107 E Gines, Alvin . Haws, Steven . . 29 jolley, Richard .30 Giron, Grace . 42, 100 Haxton, Laird . .42, 65, 77 ones, Denny . .54 Eatchel, Kelly. . 41 Glad, Ralph . . 5.3 Haycock, Loralee . . 54 Glassey, Janet . . 42 Haycock, Pat . .. . 29 Jones, Janet . .30 Ebarb, Delbert .28 Glassey, John Heath, Eddie . . Jones, Joyce . Glover, Mike . 28 Hellstrom, Ted . . 42, 100 . 19, 43, 100 Ebert, Gene . . 41, 103 Goates, Renee .53 Hendrikse, John Jones, Kayla . .54 Goates, Sandra .42 .53 ones, Roddy Edgemon, Deborah . .52 Henke, Doug .42 .19,44 Godfrey, Gail . .53 Herrin, Roger . Tones, Susan . . Edgemon, Howard . .28 Goff, Carol . . .53 Heugly, Curt . 29 .44 Goff, Janet . . 19, 28, Heuser, Richard tnes, Michael Edgemon, Marilyn . . 41, 107 Golson, Lee . . 103, 100 matt, Randy . . 43, 103 oos, Tim · .. . . 54 Golson, Ric .53 Higbee, Dennis .30 Edwards, Dave . . . .28 Gonzales, Yolanda . 42,87 . 19, 29 ordan, Shauna .54 Goodmansen, Allen . . 42 lliftbee, Nancy . Judkins, Tom E~leston, Bruce . .41,96 Gordon, Kathlene .53 Hi . , Debra ... . 43, 77 Gotberg, Paul . . Hill, Elaine . 30 E g, Kathy .. .. . .28,95,98 Gotberg, Tamra .28 IIi Iton, Jeanette . .43 Gough, Bill . ... Hirschi, Sharon . Elkington, Lois . . 41, 99, 100 Graliam, Judy . .53 1-Iobusch, Chad . . 53 Graham, Michael . .42,98 Hohusch, Rick .53 Elmer, Keith . . . 28 Graham, Trudy . Hocking, John . K Green, Letz . . . .53 lloesch, Thomas . 43, 99, 103 Elmer, Randall .19,52 Green, San y . . Hofeling, Jimmy .43, 91 Green, Terrie . .28, 91 Hoffman, Frank . Elswood, Brenda .41,99 Greene, Charlotte . 53, 100 Holdaway, Deanna . 30' 100, 10.'3 Kartchner, Cart . .30 Greenwood, Doug Holfeltz, Judy . .. . .43, 87, 99 Kaufman, Cera d . Elswood, Dawna . 41, 98, 100 Greenwood, George .42 llolmstead, Mark . . .4.3, 86, 87 Kensinger, Marcy Lee .54 Greenwood, Lee . . Homer, Don .43, 75,81 19, 31, Emerson, Robinette 28, 82, Greenwood, Michel . 53 Homer, Paul Kidd, Lynn .... 87, 102, 105 Gregory, Betty . . 42,100 Hone, Michael .30,65,81 Kidd, Hoger . . . . 83, 102, 103, 105, 110 Gregori:; Glenn . Hopes, Marian . Kido, Steve . . 31 Grow, iane .. . 53 Hooser, Jay . .. . 53 Kirchbaum, Line! . . 54 Emerson, Roy . .52 Grow, Richard . 29 Hopkins, Karen . Kittle, Glen Gull, Lawrence . .53 lloward, Sally . . .. 43 Kobs, Barbara . . 31, 105 Engle, Rodney .41 Guertler, Linda . .53 llu~ens, Bruce . 30, 100, 105 Kobs, Monika . . 54, .100 Gunderson, Rene . .87,28 Human, Jen . . Konold, Royetla Enniss, Ben . 28 Gunderson, Huth . .53 Huffman, Hoger . . 54 Kounalis, Darrell . 44 Gurr, Dena Rae. .29 Jlu~hes, Vaughn .30 Kreek, Karolyn Enniss, Kevin .24, 28, 63, 78 .29, 97 Jlu se, Chns ... Kunz, Eileen . .31,98 H . 53 llulse, Susan . 30, 107 Kunz, Ronald . Erickson, Darlene ·.. . 52 Hummel, Craig . .. . .54 .44,99 Hadley, KaDon . .53 Humphrey, Maxine . .31 Erickson, Hal .52 Hales, David . . Hurdsman, Diane .. . 54, 100 Hales, Mike . . 53 Hutchison, Sanny . . 30, 00 .54 Essey, Darla. . . 52, 85, 100 Hall, Barbara . .53 Hall, Bryan .29 llyatt, Randy .30 .31,87,98 Evans, Cherie . .28 Hall, ~nis . . 42, 100 Hyde, Sharee . 54,107 .31 Hall, aria . 53 Evans, Dean . 52 Hall, Pam . 29,100 .43 . 54,67,69 Hall, Reg . 42 , 54 Evans, Ioyce .28 .53 Hall, Tam. . 54 Evans, June . .28 Halladay, Dave . . 29, 98 Ham, Donna . .29 . 43 F Hand, Chris . . 42 .43 Hand, Randy .53 Han~en, Brent . 53 . 54,107 L Hansen, Dale .42 . 30 Fagg, LuJean . . .52 Hansen, Cary . Hansen, Glade . 29,102 . 43 Fairboum, Brian . 41 Hansen, Gregory .42,87 .30 Lamb, Jod~ . . . . . 54, 19, 85 Fairbourn, Connie 19, 21, Hansen, Lloyd . 29, 82, Lamping, ill . . . Hansen, Paul 96, 105 . 43,135, 107 Lancaster, David . . 31, 64 Hansen, Sandra . .42 . 43,102 Larsen, Brou . 28, 100, 102, 105 Hansen, Terrie Larsen, C eri . . 54 29, 100, 105 .. .43 Larsen, Collen Fairboum, Jim .28,64 Hardcastle, Archie . 53 Larsen, Darlene . 44 Hardcastle, Gordon . .30 Lar~en, ~tck . . . . 81,96 Hardcastle, Jody . 29, 91, 100 Larsen, erry . , . 3 1, 103, 100 Hardcastle, Roseann . 54 Larson, or~anna . Fairboum, Legrand .41, 78 .42 54, 107 Larsen, e1th .. . .44,98 Fairboum, Stephen . .41 Hardcastle, Terry . Larsen, Robert Harkness, Cal . . . .42, 70 Larsen, Venice . . 31 Harper, Colleen . . 29 Latimer, Sheri Fairboum, Sterling . . 41, 100 Harper, Collett . Lavery, Sheryl . 31, 103 Harper, Craig . . 29, 103 Law, Steven . Farnsworth, Carol 28, .53 Lawrcn ·c, Judy . .44 Harper, Ro~ .. Lawson, Randy . 98, 105 Harris, CIJ on . 29 Leavitt, or ·y .54 Harris, ~Ann .. .42 Lee, Terry ... Farnsworth, Marsha . 52 Harris, athy .. . 53 44~ . 54 Harris, Vickie ·, , . 42,123 Lei*h, Alice .. 129 Farnsworth, Paul . . 41, 103 Ha1t, Allen 53, 85, Ley )t\, John . . . Hatch, Mickey .. 100, 19 Lindqlu~t, Kim Fenstermaker, Diana . . 28,92 Hatcher, Richard . . 29 Lloyd, Evelyn . . 55 Hallll, rmmy .. . .42 Lloytl, Jackie . Ferrara, Bill . . 28 HalUl, o~nn . . . .53 Lokey, Charles .31 Hawker, arolyn . 29, Lut: ro, Carlos Ferrara, Ralph . . 52, 96, 100 98, 100 Lucero, Emerita . .'31, 105 .42,84 Lucero, Margr ·t Finnegan, Mike . . 52 .53 Ipsen, Debra .. .43 Lund, Diane . . . 4<1 . 53 Jpson, Ray .. . . .30 Lund, Ronald . Fisher, Mark .52 .53 Ish, Larry . . . . . 54 Lundberg, Jerry . .<14 63, 29, .54 Lunnen, Lindy . Fitzgera.ld, Dalyo . . 52, 107 64, 77, 81 Ishmael, JoAnne . 54 Lybberl, Don . . 55, 100 . 29 Izatt, Lenord Lybhert, Myrna .. Fitzgerald, Debbie . 28, 84, 100 . 29 . 54 . 5.5 . 53 J . 30 M Fitzgerald, Joyce . . . .. . 41, 87 . 54 : SS, .55 .. .42 Jacob, Gail ... Mace, Susan . JOO Fitzgerald, Karen. . . .. 52, 103 Jacob, LaDonna . 54 M<lCe, Vernon . . 42,100 Jacobson, Cindy .43,87.99 Mahler, Daniel . 31 Fitzgerald, Kayleen . . . . . 28, 100, . 53 Mair, Homona Jackson, M1ke .. . 54 Mair, Shuuna .55 102, 105, 107, llO . 29,98,99 ..'H March, t;hn .... ..'55 . 42 Jackson, Lorene . .43 Murch, arianne . Fitzgerald, Kent . . . . . . . . . . 28 . 29 ttekson, M1ke .. . 43 :s5, 85 . 53 .43 Mttr~tls , D<>n . Fitzgerald, Kevin . . . . . 52, 94, 100 iarvie, David .. . 30 Mars nll. Carol . ..'31 42, 87, arvis, ~nda . 43 Martin, Nuncy Fitzgerald, Michael . 52 98, 100 Jaynes, 'urtis . .43 Marlin •z, Linda . 31 . 54 Martin •z, Rudy .. Fitzgerald, Pamela . . 52, 100 Jaynes, David . . 43 Martinez, Sharon . . 55 effs, Alan . . . Massa, Connie Fitzgerald, Paulette 52, 100, 103 Jeff~, Ward .. . 54 Mltlhis, Carol . ,44 Jemison, Debbie Mathis, Kurcn . 100, 103 rnk~ns, Ma1jarct . .30 Matsurnori. James . 31 eukms, Ran y .. .30 Fitzgerald, Roberta. 28, enkins, Paul ... . .'5~ Muughan, Douglas . 55 43 100, 105 Jenkins, Robert .. .'30, 81 . 44 J.enkins, Ron . 51, 100 Fitzgerald, Wendy . 52, Jensen, Don . . .30 :iJ, 99 . 43 Flitton, Cra1 . . 100, 103 rl l .. .rnson, Eileeu . .5-I . S5·, i~i. . 31 Flynn, Davi .. .-13 J03 .42 emen, David . .J3 .52 enscu, Jl.ln~cn, anis . .54 Forman, David . . 28 30,96 . . .55 Fowler, Dennis . Jensen, Lana . 31 Fowler, Paula . .42 Jenseu, Marlin . ,').1 ~ensen, Scott . : 31', .102 .42 ensen, Nancy . . .'30, 10.5 Jentzsch, Jerry ..'54 .... 5Ei Frank, Tom . 52 cl,3 Frantz, Annette . 52, 102 fcssop, 1~uss .. ,cJ,'J :55,.9464 Frederickson, Jim . .52 cssop, Scott . . 8.5 . . . : 31, 98, J.ohnas n, Hohyu 99, !02 Frederickson, Janet . .42 ~ohmon , Debbi(' .54 ohuson, llarold . 44, 68, 99, !9 Freeman, Skip . 52, 107 J.oho~on , Kathy .. .31 Fritz, Pe~h . . . . Johnson , Linda Fullmer, ristine .42 .44,B1 Johnson. Boss . .. . 28 .. 4-l G . 55 Gardner, Gail . . 52 .55 Gardner, Julie . 42, 87, 3i, .103·, ~.5~.5 Gardner, Ross . 38, 100 Garfield, ~d . . . . 44, H4. Gamer, R ney . .42 · 9c1, 68, roo Garner, Vicki Gates, Monty . . 53 . .. 1~). 31 Gause, Wendy .42 Gibson, Christie .53 20, 63, 69 .53 .53 .42,98142