1978

J. V. Cheerleaders Today we try. Jacki Fenton cheers the team on. Karla and Tina thank the team for flowers.squad. Erickson, Jackie Fenton. Front Row: Tricia Shail. We gave our time and spirit supporting some super guys. The hard work and effort put forth by the teams made us proud to be Beetdiggers. \"We are proud of you, say, we are proud of you.\"152

Soph. CheerleadersTomorrow we conquer. Though there were very few at the games, our teams made us feel proud. Thanks for a great year - even if we did have to practice in the showers. 153





Wrestleretters Cheer asGrapplers Try for a Pin.Shirl) nn Holt - Head ~ rc'>tlereltc Bed,} Pangos. Wend) I oster. anJ Roxanne Holt pract1cc the1r rouune in the halls. Di\IC ()J,en. Sh1rl) nn l lolt. Ka\ Ia Dcnni,on. Roxanne I loll \u,,tn \eoruto. \\end) I oster. Bed.\ Pangm•.156

ccwe are the diggers and the diggers are the best, we shall conquerI\"Jeri n does school song with enthusi- Cheerleaders and Songleaders raise spirit at the Jordan-H illcrest game.Songleaders and Cheerleaders get ready for the b1g game. D iane Jacobson feels great after our victory. Smile, Jacki Fenton!~heerleaders get mad when oppos- 157 g team scores.





Girls Tennis JORDAN'S TENNIS TEAM: Knstin Winegar, Cherrie Hyde, Diane Winegar, Carolin McDonald, Shari Melville. and Jennifer Ovard. • Coach Hale stays in shape. We were the ones who helped bring one more successful year to the tennis history of Jordan High. We didn't know how many years there had been, but then again we weren'tjust another tennis team either. Shan ts ready for the perfect return.160

Varsity VolleyballRow I: Allison Dennison, Jenny Logan. Becky Pangos. Shari Melville. Row 2: Coach.Margaret Price. Sandi Christensen. Michelle Weaver. Sherry Burton. Jody Walken-horst. Michelle Weaver blocks a play from the opposing team. J. v.Sandi Christensen reaches to keep the ball in play.Robin Burton returns the ball with a Row I: Allison Dennison. Becky Carroll. Row 2: Vera Lee,bump. Robin Burton, Terry Frkovich, Caroline Collett. 161

Girls Basketball Although we didn't do great inbasketball this year. we all had some goodtimes and we learned a lot from our losses. We had a small team consisting of only three seniors and a few juniors and sophomores. But even though our team had little experience our coaches did areal good job teaching us, and we tried our hardest to win. I'm sure we'll do better in the coming years. Front Row: Sheri Allsop. Judy Creelman. Debbie Gilgen. Melome Marshall. !Jack Row: Alhson Denmson. Paula Greenwood. Carolyn McDonald, Jam• Grey, Jod1 Walkenhorst, Carolyn Collette.Go for 1t, Judy. Coaches Garcia and Berry Hey Deb, over here . . . Hang in there Paula. Friday's comm'.162

Varsity Basketball \"Because I was six foot five, I thought I might be able to qualify for the Varsity Basketball team. After I made the team I rushed right over to tell my girlfriend all about it. That was the last time I ever saw her, too, because I practiced every night after school and on Saturdays. Coach Hal Hale tried to make the team dedicate their lives to basketball. This was kind of hard for me to do, but I loved the competition of basketball, so I gave up on girls, late nights on State Street and practiced with the team. I thought I was pretty good at making baskets, but it seems everyone else was just a little bit better than I. After hours of practice we would go out and play the best we could. The student body supported us and we played to win!!!\"BRIAN STILL Forward points. 163 MITCH SWILOR -Guard

TROY BUCY Forward SllVE HENDRICKS Forward DAVIDOLSEN Guard Mitch Swilor dribbles Jowtl court.16.4 DAVIDMILLS Center MARC PETERSON Center

DOUG PRICE: GuardKIRTIS LANGSTON Center Jordan scores two points. All right Beetdiggers!Curus Culler makes foul sho1. Jordan gels the Jump. 165

J. V. Basketball Defeat is usually followed bydiscouragement except in the case of the J.V.team. They played hard and developed their talents. It matters not if you win or lose but how you play the game!! Jump, jump, higher, higher, get that ball and go like fire.'- ~- The Beetdiggers can really move! The J.Y. team \"don't take no jive!\" Front Row: Steve Butters, David Mills, Curtis Langston, Steve Hendricks, Troy Bucy. Back Row: Mitch Swilor, Tim Walden, Glen Wallbeck. Pete Davis, Mike Reich. David Olsen, Pat Lucero.166

Soph. BasketballFront Row: Gary Williams, Craig Smith, Clark Pierson, Mike Reich, Scott Earl, Matt Teamwork and quickness carried this year's~eets, Tony Cannon. Back Row: Steve Hendricks, Tim Walden, David Mills, Troy B:ucy, sophomore team to another successful basketball ed Scroggin, Greg Walker. Jim. campaign. Their hard work and effort is preparing them for varsity play. Thanks sophs!Fellow players watch the J.H.S. skill . . . Jordlan stuns the Brighton Bengals. Jordan gets grabby!!Where did the ball go??? 167

v a r s. l t y Dean Baer Mike Baer Tony Sieverts picks up two near falls against Howell of Granger. J im Birch Dan Brklacich Bryce Flake168

Joel Grygla Darin Miller w r e s t l e r s Dan Brklacich. lsi place Regton. ( !IScou Mtller Tony SieveriS Kurl Young 169

J. V. Wrestlers Front Row: Steve Taylor, Mark Brklacich, Jay Middleton. Middle Row: Robert Anderson, Scott Gessell, Brad Burnside, Jeff Welch. Back Row: Frank Arnone, Mike Meldrum, Rick Linam. These J .V. wrestlers have also wrestled Varsity: Front Row: Sam Bentley, Robert Anderson, Brad Burnside. Bac/.. Row: Todd Savage. Mike Meldrum.170

Dean Baer getting cradled. Bryce Flake tries to prevent his opponent from standing. Dave Gessell with a tight figure four on opponents head. This year's wrestling team did extremely well. Jordans placing in state is an indication of the team's desire, ability and willingness to devote all they had to the sport. Wrestli ng requires the ultimate in physical endurance and in mental stamina. Our wrestling team paid the price and met the standards that produced winning results.~/ ' /I:ront Row: Be~ Henderson Todd Murphy. Middle Row: Kevin Lythcoe, Mark Webb,teve Sylvester, Wayne Nels~n. Back Row: Sam Bentley. Stewart Smith, Mac Frichknecht. 171









MARK WOOLSEY Sterling ALAN CARROLL Music Social Studies SONDRA JENSEN General Scholarsh1p HOLLI MURPHY BRYCE. FLAKE DENISE DILLARD Homemaking Art and Art Craft Speech and Drama176

CLINTON ALLEN Scholars SONJA TAZZER Mathematics Business KELLEY CLOSE English and Literature LISA JONES SCOTI HOWELL KENT BROADHEADForeign Language Science Vocational Education \77

Girls~ State Over 300 excited and anxious girls jour-neyed from all over the state, to Ceder Cityand SUSC for a busy week of fun and activitiesat the annual Girls' State Conference. Eightgirls were chosen from our student body torepresent J.H.S. The girls participated in suchactivities as mock elections for city, county,and state officials, and in the process becameaware of the political structure of our govern-ment as well as making life long friends. •..



National DENISE DILLARD MeritScholarshipCommended Students JIM GALLEGOS GLENN BAILEY180

SCOTT JENSEN- Art Award of Merit H 0 n 0 r s t Art Award of RAY JENSEN - Best Dressed Teacher BRYCE FLAKE - One f Man Art ShowBLAKE FITZGERALD 0 Merit r J H s... \"J ...),CJ~P SCHOLARS: Bottom 10 Top: Lisa Mumford. Patricia Paskett. Paul_a Hardcastle. Bri_uon ~assman. Cheryl Eddington. San- a Jensen, Sonja Tauer. Holli Murphy. Tammy Butler. Alan Carroll. M1chelle Lunt, Demse D11lard. Scott Howell. 181

SON lA TAZZER- State SCOTT HOWELL - Young KENT BROADHEAD AND ROBERT SIMON Finalist - Exec. Secretaries American Award -Received Welding CertificatesH Program0n0rs FORENS ICS WINNERS: Brent Hofhines, Doug Cutler. Glen Bailey. ALAN CARROLL- National Youth Rep. in Scoutingf Cheryl Petersen. Jim Gallegos.0rJHs ,. JORDAN HI G H MARCHI NG BAND - FIRST PLACE UN IVERSITY OF UTAH BAND CONTEST: Row 1: Evelyn Spencer. Craig Boch. Gerri Gentry. Guy Caskey. Traci Dale. Kyle Harward. Row 2: Joel Grygla. Denice Brower. Kelley Close. Pam Graesser. Kae Smith. Shelley Maniaci. Tadaina Walton. Debbie Charlton. Susan Maniaci. Kathy Muhlestein. Diane Olson· Row 3: Mike Tripp. David Mecham. Allen Gregory, Michelle West. David Bailey. Collett Gotfredson. Russell Walton, Todd Wright. Mark Peterson. Mark Ordakowski. Todd Landeen, Meloni Gotfredson. Row 4: Bob ohavec, Steve Barlow. And) Lehohl. Ron Carter. Ernie Miller, Heidi Ferguson. Barbra Peterson. Richard Rogers. Glenda Tsethlikai. Dean Morril. Yivial1182 McAllister. Jeff Pratt.

H 0 n 0 rFOOTBALL HONORS: Bnan Still, 2nd team All-State; Burke Ross, AJI District; Bryce Flake. AJI District; David Olsen, 1st STeam All Region; Joel Oswald, Honorable Mention AJI Region.Missing:Kenny Jensen. 2nd Team AJI Region; Clint Allen, 1stTeam All Region. • l n s p 0 r t s IWRESTLING HONORS: Bryce Flake. \1ike Baer. Dean Baer. Tony Sieverts, Scott Miller. 183





Take time out to get acquainted Chug-a-lug Todd Richards.Enn shows anxious participant how to get started. Pat and James race for the fintsh line in wheelbarrow race.186

Bonnie Hyde stares with amazement.Motorcyclist takes chances at \"Get Acquainted Assembly.\" Participants dig for coins in piles of flour. At this year's Get Acquainted Assembly the juniors won again. They won the obstacle course, best body contest, greased pole climbing, and the tug-of-war to name a few. Included this year was a motorcycle show that everyone enjoyed, even the wrecks. We really got to know each other, and had a lot of fun doing it.l'odd Ross struggles with tire in the \"Get Acquainted Assem-bly.\" 187

Homecoming Welcomes AlumniShiela \ifortensen enJO)S Homecoming Week. Jordan works Its way to a wmning Homccommg game. IIOMECO MING ROY1\L.I Y: 2nd Dcn1se Dillard. Ist/\11.: I ana Kerb~.188

This year's Homecoming Week was onethat all the students participated in. Therewas a Farmer's Market, parade, dress-upday, lighting of the \"J\" and hall decorating.To top it all off, we won our game againstKearns and had a dance to celebrate. It wasa great dance with \"Rumpus\" providing themUSIC.Policeman Gary participates in Homecoming Week.Jodi Walkenhorst. Shari Melville. Sandi Christensen help make Farmer's Market a real winner. 189

Dogpatch Salutes Dogpatch Band livens up the assembl). Sadie Hawkins Day Come on Daisy Mae. Little Abner's been awaitin', For }OU take him to the drag. clear since you started datin'. lt onl} takes a minute. so Daisy go and ask, and the time you spend at the dance. will really be a blast~ Couples get ··tcgall)\" hitched at Dogpatch Drag. Greg Da\"1d~on ha.., a barn sLOmplll blast at Dogpatch Drag.190

Dogpatch Drag IS a dance celebrating Sadie Hawkins day. It's the dance where girls ask, pay, and sometimes even drive. The dance was only part of this week's festivities. The Dogpatch Assembly let the candidates for Lil Abner and Daisy Mae show the students their abilities in things such as baking, eating and the obstacle course. The dance ended the week with S.L.C. providing the fiddling.Dan slides his way to victory. Tumbleweeds and Holly Hamhocker finally get together. Diane Jacobson. Daisy Mae - Merrill Strate. Lit Abner. 191



Seniors Are Great in '78! Senior Week '78 included Tie and Garter Day, a class meeting, a seniors only movie- \"Fun With Dick and Jane,\" and the Senior Hop held at the U of U Ballroom. The Senior Class Officers thank everyone for their participation.Couples enjo} the romantic atmosphere at the Union Ball- Hey, where did you get those roses???Is th1s what you call \"Saturda} N1ght Fever.\"The seniors get announced! SENIOR HOP ROYALTY: Queen, Karen Thome; King, Dan Harris. 193

But How Did WeEver Graduate? \"Slow dancin' swaying to the music.\"Boola-Boola Man auacks Dina Pore tn Scntor As<.,cmhl) . Dan l'ongi'h ruffle.., lm feathers at Sen- Did Rich Miller get a new haircut or did he stick his - ftnger in a ltght socket? Couple.., dance to the music of \" Roundabout.\"194



Students enjoy FHA refreshments. Gina and Mick start the dance by themselves. Scenery added the right atmosphere for lovers. Students do the \"Twist\" at Sweethearts Ball.196

Pauline and Clyde get together during slow dance. Angie makes eyes at other guys.Dancers stop for a breath of air. 197

Stomps . \"\•\• The G .A.A., Thespians, _; FBLA, Vica and Forensics Hey Jackie, look at the guy over there. stomps really made this year a lot of fun. It gave the students a chance to get together and have a good time and maybe find a new girl or boy friend. The stomps also helped many clubs raise badly needed money for trips, uniforms, etc. The participation of the students who came to the stomps was appreciated. THANKS!• Angela enjoys stomps. 198

He quit looking. you can come out now. Stomps sometimes cause broken hearts. 199