1983

Broadcaster,Debate, 4- Winds Broadcaster Staff: Eric Richards, Chris Baarz, Michelle McCulley Sandrd D<1hl. Cmdy Stay, Gordon Treadway·echtor; DenniS Chnstheb, Doug Peacock. Debate team: front row: Duston Peterson, Tammy Vonderbroke, Vantsho Shell, Kevin Stay, Michelle McCulley. Sharon Peterson, Ntki Scho· field, Curt Swenson. Back row: Kevm Retch, Ailed Bates, Angte Gotherum, Jeanme Berrett, Jon Smith. Four-winds, front row: Sandrll Jensen, Catrma Jensen, Ktrstm Goss, lAm Eqgr·rtson, secretary; Kyle Green, presidPnt; 1\sp<~sta KatSdn, vtCe· president; Shounll Powell, htstonan; N1coiP. Haw- kins, Sheilll Hllncock, LISil Sadl.,r. Back row: Shaun~~ Harlan, Richard M1ller, Mr. Boskov1ch, adVIsor.!50/Groups

Deca, Vica, SkiAre NationalD .E.C.A., front row: Renee Reyes, Lon Taylor.Wendy Day. Mane Kennelly, Julie Ftvecodl,Dawnt:lle Hall, Pam Cdrter. Mtlch Hansen, vtce·president. Mtke Johnslun. Second row: CdmeDea. secretary; Tern Brown, Danielle Mcilrath.Sharon Beckstead. Vtcct Bytendorp. reporter;Tma Wtedbu.~h. prestdenl; Sonya Cdrter. RobmRoss. Thu-d row: Mr. Wilson. adviSOr; Gary Ban-lord, Marvm Anderson. Clair Hansen, NtelDenmsonSki Club, front row: Sherry Amsworth. ToddSteward, John Korpi, Gary Franchina, Tony Ztck-tlla. Barry Mead, Dee Parry. Second row: Be-atrtce Bellon. Dene Dolan, Mtchelle Tidwell, NtelDenmson, Pan Carter. Cindy Hauser, RusselScott. Thtrd row: Chris Riel. Valerie Howard,Dtane Butler, Scott Mackay, Bjorn Leinhardt. De-vm Ntelson, Steve Holtby, Mr. Crookston, advtsor. &ck row: Marie Ludlow, Ken Graff. GuyGlover, Todd Mtlchell, Allen Chnstensen. ltmYorq.1.son. Robert Scott. V.I.C.A ., front row· Davtd Maxwell. SomoneSme!lly. Mtchelle LoutS, Melame Colhn, KatnnaAnderson. Steve Johnson. Mtcheal Lemonds,Wade Knudson. Row two: Wtlham Pederson. TtmWagner. Warren Brown, Troy Hansen. ShellyPerrenoud. Laurte Goodnch, Holly Nell. DannyPrico. Row three: Greg Maughn, Russell Scrog-gm. Todd Mttchell, Ryan Brown, Doug Greer,Rtclc Korban. Mtlce Burkhart, James WoodruH,Ry;m Nelson. Row lour: Mark Schnell. SteveBush.ltm Schow, Mr. Moore. advisor; Ketlh Hatheld. Devon Nelson, Ron Kr<'!mbule. Tad Jensen,Kelly Crandall, Shane Brannon. Jell &tless. Rowhve: Sherman Taylor, Dee Byerqo. Reed Davts. Groups/lSI





Key, Charlonians, Dance Co. Show Good Performance Key Club: AlliSOn Dahl. Dann Stoker, Quo· ner, Kim Kdrtchner, Mtssy Judd. Kttty Lamp- row: Tem Judd. Chns Despam, Shtrley mg. Meldme Broders, Ann olsen, Momque Greefl. Chns Johnson, Rachdel Bently, Ktlty lyn Tumer, Kenny GIIgen ,md Doug Pea Spamhower, Shaun<l Botcher, L<lura Bronson, cock. Amta Lllnce, LtSd Danme Ldmpmg, Lmdd Lee, Tamt Mynck, Ann OJ Charlonians, front row: Tillanoo Dovts, Performing Dance Company, front row: son, Ntcole ll<1wk.ms. Bock row: l..durte Good Manan Dennison, Julie Ayers, Mtchellc Blom Michelle Tidwell, Lorena Osborne, Cheri nch, Ntcole Toylor, secretory; Dc1m lltckman, QUISt, Brendo Hiebert. Second row: Carolyn Ayers, Sh<1una )t>nSl:'n, Jonmfer Herre, vtce Morod('(.• Densley, Bill Montoyd, Norman Bar Evans, Robynn Torr, Ktmber Cooper, Bonme prestdent; Juhe Ayers, )ant-en Moore, Robm ton, T<1nya Htckmdn, Holly Nell, )odt Wolch, Green. Thtrd row: Shelhe Bencftel. Juhe Havens, ~Ann Mutr, prestdent. Second Angl'ld Gatherum, Tammy Cannon. Johns. Brenda Bellon. Bock row: Tracy Gar·!54/Groups

Red Cross, F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Look Ahead Rttd Cross, front row: Kersten Mulh· re1ch. She1l4 Hc!!ncock. <Arne James. Kc!!ren Muthre1ch. P4K4y Khan Phan· c!!Khone. Pc!!ula Valdez. Second row: Mrs. H1gbee. St4Cy Brown, Lmdc!! Shc!!rp, Brent Rogers, J4111es Gummer, Doug Ohphant, Lon l...clrsen. FHA, front row: Heather Jensen, Brendl! Fc!!lls, Teme Williams. Lisa Scroggm. Second row: Shelly Crook. Ml!rgene Crouch. Lon Tl!ylor. Jill Ben· mon, G4yl4 Yc!!les. Thud row: Mrs. Lo· Vl!lo. Juhe Jones. 04wn Morlensen, Brendl! Bellon, Pc!!ull! Dickson, Karen Prmce. Renme Levme, M1chelle Orme, Kc!!rll! Moon. Fourth row: Janine &rret. SUZdllne Bellon. Diane Butler, Liz Schneller, Rosalie McFarlane, Shelly Hembury, Kns Benmon, Patti Prc!!lher, Trudy Kunz, Kun Mllchel. Debb•e Peterson. L4st row: Samantha Gold. Mrs. &rrett. Lmdc!! Brandt, hilie Jl!ckson. LIS<I Sm1th. Lc!!urel Heder. So- Oil! Cluster, Bndget Harkms, He1di P4Skms. FBLA. front row: Tnshl! Peterson, Vir· gml! Jones. Soci41 comm1ttee chair person; Tarec<~ Joseph, Deonne Butler, Pres1dent; L1M Wilhams, Lisa Scrog- gm, H•ston11n; K1m Johnson. Reporter; Juhe Jones, Pubhclly comm1ttee chl!ir person; Cmdy Stc!!y, Heather Jensen, Tc!!nd• McGmms. Second row: Caro· lyn H1ckm4n, LIS<I Kemp, PMhmeniM· i4n; Chns WJIIII!mS, V4lene Howl!rd, D•~~ne Butler, Lc!!ru Eggertsen, Winona W1llson. V1ce Pres1dent; !Gmra Mum· ford . Groups/ISS

Sports: Fall For 'Em! Cross Country, front row: Lauri Chnstensen, Wendy Bonner, Lon Gnfhth, Hetdt AIlen, K.:m:n Evansen, SuSdn Beckman. JaneUsher, J<tnen Condte, Karen Taylor. LaunPPiper. Second row: Dav1d Gnfftth, KevmJones, Mark Brewster, Rwh<lrd Thackeray,Brent Hans<>n, Eric Sheennq, Bdrry Meode,Duwayne WMren. Mike Lloyd. Bock row:Rob CottiP., Allen Christ~>noon, John Colhcr.Kelly Meldrum. Clark Harmon. Kay Harmon,James Andr>rson, Mark Ludlow, Todd Mitchell, Gary Wmterholler, Ryan Brown, Vdl Gil-gen. Jell M<1ce.Golf Team . front row. Gordon Treadway,Elizabeth Schnetfer, Mtkc Mmruck, RtchardBruce, Rt<'htlrd Zimrnerm11n. Bilek row:Coach Brady, Russell Mutr, Mtke Gom\"z,Paul Johnston. ]ushn Thomd\", Doug Moore.Girls' Tennis Team, front row: Mitzi Tum•t,second doublh; Carolyn ll<~td('dStiP, ltrst :·m-Jies; !.on Clayton, s<.'Cr.lnd mql•~. K\"rstr·nMuethnch. hrst doutiP.S B.t~k row: fra< yHansen. second double-;; K.tren Mu\"thnch,hrst doubi')S; Tdnya Thom<~S, thtrcl smql<~;!%/Groups

Another Year At Sta.te For VarsityVarsity Football Team, Front row: Roger terer, Guy Young, leU Birch, Mike Butkovtch,Ohver, Blake BusC'h, Brad Bry.m, ].,ff Wissler, Mtke Johnson, Ret Puder, Lance Han·is, ChrisFrank Desp.:nn, Rit:h(Jrd P•ty. St>cond Row: Datson, lay Deucon. Fourth Row: John Lewis,Eddte Clements, Gmq Demus, Darrell VanA- Rob Padmos, Russ LewiS, Mike Thompson,men, Robert Shllwell, Dannt Olwn, Rob Rob Schmtdt, Stevo &tley, Gary Banford,Farnsworth, Btll Heder, Mtkt• Graham, Chns Jerome Richords, Kyle Stmons, Pete Katson,Heaps, Pete Stroper, Boycl P~>ndlcton, Scott Dave Flmders. Ftfth Row: Daren Larsen, DusChnstensen, Ken Toplwm, Dave Kunz Thtrd bn Bolhnger, Jell Argyle. Jerry Pendleton,Row: John Costan7.d Troy Mrfl!rldne, Todd Troy Thomas, lArry Kmght, Chad ChrtStenKoplm, Alan Helm, )ONJO Arc larctla, Troy sen. Net! Dcnmson, )ud Kennelly, AngeloForbush. Mark Stc~n~>ly IM Puder. Bob Ket- Trahtlla, left StmortS, Alex FadeL Groups/157

Football Specialties J.V. Stoning Oflense. FRONT ROW: Dorren Ulr· sen. Steve Bailey, Bill Puder, Jeff Argyle. BACK ROW: Fr.mk Despoin, Brodley BndO, Dorren Olsen. Rob Farnswor1h, Milce Thomp· son. Darrell Van Amen. Todd Koplon Stor1mg Defense. FRONT ROW: Dustm Bol· liger. Rober1 Sclumdt. Rober1 Stillwell. BACK ROW: Bill Heder. Troy Thomos. Troy McFor· ldOe, Jerry Pendleton, Peter Storper, Greg Donus, Rober1 Ketterer, Scott Chnstensen Speciol Teoms; Jeff Wissler. Russ Lewts, Troy Forbush. Rober1 Podmos. Jorge ArceU!rretta. Jerone Richords, Blake Bush, Kyle Stmons. Chris Heops, Alex Fidel Jumor Varsl!y. FRONT ROW: John LewiS, Jorge Aroe-IArretta, Troy Forbush, Net! Deruuson, FrdOic Despom, Peter Storper, RJclc Poey. Dave Kunz BACK ROW: Darrell Von Amen. Trou Thomas, Rob Farmswor1h, Eddte Clements. Mtlte Thompson. Davtd Bonlord. Brodley Bnan, Jeff WISSler, Roger Ohvter, Todd Koplon, Lance Harris!58/Groups

Sophomore, Freshmen Earn Bumps .. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row· Don Stmons, Shane Hemburg, Brent Hawkms, Steve Silcox, Shaun Carlson, Davtd lames, Lyle Hardmg. 2nd row: Todd Egbert, Zac Bnmhall, Casey Vtgtl, Troy Linberg. 3rd row: Roger Terry, Shaun Mowers. 4th Row: Oumn M<'!lstrom, Hal Broadhead. 5th row; M<'ltt Bentley, Brent Ktyota. 6th row: Bobby Godfrey, L<'ltu Sotele. 7th row: Matt Milne, Ryan Hansen. 8th row; Mtlce Murray, Brett Davis. 9th row: John &nit· head, R<'ly Summers, Gary Bosta, Bill Hteoert, W<'!yne Sears. lOth row: Shaun Silcox, Gooch M<'ly, Juan Valenzula, Kenny Tru)tllo, Cooch Noble, Coach Paul Krebs. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Jay Deacon, Malee ButkoVIch, Jeff Simons, Angelo TruJallo, Peter K<'llsdn, Boyd Pendleton, Jerone Richards, Mike Dat- sun, Blake Bush, Pudd Kennelly, Alex Fadel. Chns Heaps, Malee Grah<'!m, Maddie row: Rhett Puder, Rol · hn Matchell, Bnan Thopham, Larry Kmght. Kyle Sa- mons, M1ke Johnson, Front Row: DciVld Flmders, Jell E<'lrlson, Guy Young, Jell Birch. Groups/159

ULL. GirIs Sports Score HighGirls Basketball, front row: Ktlren Muthreich. Vorstty co-captam; Brenda Miller, MtlztTumet, Montca Maes. Rochoal Bentley, Non·cy Thomblad. J.V.; Cindy Goold. Jacqute lo·seph, J.V. co-captam; Karen Taylor. Varsttycaptam. Row two: Sheme Amsworth. Man·ager; Hetdt Allen, Manaqer; Coach HuntPr,Dorothy Strnons, Tracy Hansen. Chns Coker.lpo Tumet, Debra F06ter, LISd Mynd, Ch~r·yin Nelson, lody C<!!rlson. Sus.In H<1rdmg,Sharece Peterson. Coach Noble. SonJa Cles·ter, Mcmaqer; Larena Osborn. MaO<Jqer;Mtssmg from photo Jackte Carlson, Mondger.Girls Volleyball, front row • l.ts.I Mynck.Lmda I.Re. Chns Johnson, Manan Donmson,V<!!I'Sity captam; Dorothy Stmons, loch Welch.Second row: Brenda Jorgenson, lodt Gard·ner. Rachel Bently, Brenda Mtll\"r. ChnstyBr4nd, Tammy Green. Thtrd row: SdndyTorketl, Manager; Margaret Pnco, COdrh;L4urel Heder, Gayhene Johnson, Nonc;yThornblod, J.V. captam; Suzy Johnson, ~·b·bte F06ter. lpo Tunet, Ntcole GMdner, AngtcWdkmson, Manager.Gymnastics, front row: Tracy Gdrncr, An·gu> Wtlkmson, Kathy Nteman, MontquoMauldm, K<!!Sey Kmght, Teres<!! Elktns, l.c1ur·e,.n Mutr, lodt Welch, Jenmfer Wr1lke.DeAnn Toole, Laun Chnstens-\"n, S.mdyTackett. St<!!ndmg: lohnna Gryql<l, M.tMqor;Becky McDennotl, Enclt Brandt, Spott~>r; RobOdhle, Asststant Coach; Ten Cooper, lodyGardner, Ktm Knudsen. Tem Judd. TammyGreen. LtSd Owen. Lmda L~:-c, Kalyn Chc~lhs.Shelh Chnstensen, Holly Ndl. Ntckt Johnstun, Mc:tnoger; Marqc:tret Pnce, Kt~riPnPBauer. Mtssmg-Shauna Hc:trlon.!€£>/Groups

MensBasketballWas QualityVarsity Basketball, Front row: CraigAdolphson. Donny Mcintyre, ShaneChristensen, Mike Thompson, RussellMuir, led Oliver, Brian Brown. Back row:Coach Phil Broadhead, Brad Bryan, GaryVan Eklenberg, Guy Hendrickson, MattPlayer, Cutis Hill, Mike Gomez, DaveDeem, Head Coach Hal Hale.Junior Varsity, Front row: Craig Adolph-son, Bart Hale, Mike Graham, Kyle Si-mons, Mike Harris. Back row: Coach PhilBroadhead, Donny Mcintyre, Brad Bryan.Curt1s Hill, Guy Hendrickson, Mike Go-mez, led Oliver, Brian Brown.Sophomore Team, Front row: Brent Wal-ters, Peter Katsan, M1ke Butkov1ch, BrettHale, Chris Heaps, Troy Adelman, BartHale, Steven Blame, Mike Harris. Backrow: R1chard Bruce, lames Woodruff,Miek Johnson, led Oliver, Brent Larsen,Mike Graham, Gerald Strebel, David An-derson, Kyle Simons, Coach Lynn DeMill.Freshman Team, Front row: Mike Murray,John Jackson. ]ushn Larson, Scott Strom-berg, Scott Simonson, Russel Nelson.Back row: Ho Yo Kim, Robert Cannon.Greg Gagen, Matt Milne, Layne Rullell,Ryan West, Coach Richard Milne. Missingfrom photo, Steve Silcox, Mike Nance,Chris Wallis. 161

Spring SportsMembers of the track team are: RowI: Julie Wmterbollom, Wendy Bon-ner, Karen Taylor, Jeff Mace. Row 2:Rachael Bentley, Hetdt Allen, Ker-sten Muthretch, Laune Piper, ChrisJohnson. Row 3: Karen Muthreich,Coach Noble, Russell MUir, Row 4:Jeff Argyle, Gary Van Ekelenberg,Darrel Van Amen, Coach Andrus,Val GilgenThe following were Members of thebaseball team: Row I: Mtke Nance.Boyd Pendleton, Judd Stewart, RobFarnsworth, Blake Bush, Mtke John-son. ike Graham, Troy Thomas. Row2: Steve Davts, Lee Thackeray. JedOliver, Chris Heaps, Russell Draper,Bart Hale, Todd Bendtston, ToddKoplin. Top Row: Assistant CoachTaylor, Coach Brady, Curlts MclffManager Dusltn Bolliger, LarryKnight, Troy Forbush, Brad Bryan,Btl! Htebert, Mtke Thompson, Assts-tant Coach LePrey.Members of the second place regionwrestling team are as follows: Row I:Mike Mmntck, Angelo Tru)lllo, JeffMace, Shawn Hansen, Rod Bullock.Rick Allen, Troy Hansen. Row 2:Coach Dan May, John Churches.Frank Harward, Net! Denntson,Gary Banford, Btl! Heder, Jeff Ar-gyle.162/Groups •

Girls Athletics,LettermenG.A.A.. row one: Shelly Ainsworth. LauriChristensen, Kathy Collins, Teena Johnstun,Karen Cressall. Cindy Webb, Maradee Dens-ley. Row two: Niki Johnstun. Jennifer Walke,Jodi Welch, Angie Wilkinson, Brigett Scholl-meyer, Shauna Harlan, Beatrice Betton,DeAnn Toole, He1di Allen, Jody Gardner, Te-resa Elkins, Sandy Tackett. Row three: TerriJudd. Johna Grygla, Ltsa Mace, Julie Jomers,Lonnette Mattox, Chrissy Riel, Suzie Ains-worth, Teri Smith, Cindy Hauser. Heidi Pas-kins, Teri Cooper. Back row: Mrs. Price.Brenda Jorgensen, Becky McDermott,Tammy Green. Susan Hardmg, Kalyn Challis,Bonnie Creer, Laureen Muir. MUSIC LETTERMEN. front row: Lyric Mont-gomery, Dorothy Simons, lana Brady. Row two: Sonja Clawson. Michelle Kay, Lisa Hy- mas. Andrew Rodriguez. Gina Z1mmerman, Jennifer Scadlock. Row Three: Tricia Peter-son, Kimber Cooper. Stewart Welch, Sarah Foster, D1ane Butler. Debbie Clem. Back row: Bill Cartmell. Rob Versluis, John Burger. Bill Montoya, Mike Braner, Bnan Rowe. I-CLUB, Front row: Robin Tarr, Susan Beck- man, Lon Clayton, Karen Muthreich. Dorthy Simons, Laun Christensen, Rachael Bentley, Lori Griffith. Row two: Carolyn Hardcastle, Ehzabeth Schmeler. Kersten Muthre1ch, Lin-da Lee. Jennifer Walke, DeAnn Toole, Rod- ney Conners. Row Three: Ryan Brown, Rob Farnsworth, Paul Johnson, JoeAIIsop, Dav1d Deem. AnJillo Trujillo, Rick Allen. Mark Lud- low, Gordon Treadway, M1ke Graham, Matt Guss. Row four: Jodi Welch. Jeff Argyle, M1keMinmck, M1keGomez. Val Gilgen, Frank De- spam, Teri Cooper, Russel Muir, Laureen MUir. Row five: He1d1 Allen, Terri Judd. Holly Neff. Shane Christensen, Karen Taylor, Steve Baily. Suz1e Johnson. Ken TruJillo, Jerome Richardson. Chris Coker, Gary Van Ellen· burg. Row Six: Frank Harward. Gary Buford. N1el Denmson, Russ Lewis, Bonnie Creer, Mi- chelle Schm1dt. Back row: Brad Bryan, Robert Stillwell. Scott Chnstensen, Boyd Pendleton, Matt Player, Curt1s Hill. Jorge Arce-Larretta, Todd Koplan, Troy Forbush, Chns Heaps, Kyle S1mons. Guy Hendnckson. Groups/163

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Six Represented Us At U.S.U. In June of 1982, six seniors represented Jordan in a week-long political conference sponsored by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary. Boy's and Girl's State was a program designed to teach youth about the governmental system and encourage them to use what they learned in service of the community. Representatives were chosen by personal interview, with emphasis on speaking experience, active involvement in school, and overall attitudes toward our government. The week was characterized by guest speakers, elections, political caucuses, council meetings, more elections, campaigning, friendships, all night poster parties, toga parties, more elections, wins, losses, and graduation with a stronger love of our flag and the United Stales. Boy's State was held at USU in Logan, and Girl's State was held as SUSC in Cedar City.Honors Society . . .Mostly Fun Girl's State Citizens; Carolyn Hardcastle, state dele- gate and party candidate; Robin Havens, state dele- 9ate and county clerk; LeeAnn Muir, county and State delegate. Boy's State Citizens; Chad Christen- sen, city, county council. state delegate; Ken Groves, state delegate and city attorney; Bill Heder, state delegate and party representabve. When you think of service, The creativity and dedication of scholarship and citizenship, what is the students in the club this year the first thing that comes to your helped create the exciting and mind? The Honors Society of varied atmosphere that will make course. The members of the this Honor Society one of the most Honors Society must maintain a memorable and special ever to high grade point average, as well come out of Jordan High. as being envolved in school and community service. However, a OPPOSITE PAGE ABOVE: John Burger rigorous academic life was not the brandishes his kitchenware on the Honor So- only thing stressed in the Honor Ciety's float, which took. th1rd place in the Homecoming parade. LEFT: The second-year Society. members confirm their membership during The students this year put forth the mduction tea, in which the new members were sworn in lor the first hme. RIGHT: Mi· an extra effort to make this club chelle Kiyota lit a candle symbolizing leader· fun and exciting for everyone ship as part of the induchon ceremony. THIS involved. They won third place in PAGE BOTTOM: The blood-oath was can- the homecoming parade with their celled this year, prompting a smile of relief float, with a little help from the from Staci Ness. freshman, and a large eggbeater. They also had a get-acquainted party (complete with three six foot sandwiches), an induction tea, and a final banquet. Finally the members participated in a service project ot help the community and provide new experiences for the students. But, most of all, They had fun. Boys And Girls State/165





\"For Sure, Like Totally!\" Like, you know, IhiS year there was like, so awesome and totallywere so many like totally awesome tubular, you could hardly like, handle it, you know.fads. So many like mondo megacool things that you had to have RIGHT: The famous haclcy sac 1mproved co.onso people wouldn't think you were dmalioo w1th prachco. BELOW: Onqmahty WIISa total spaz or something. People'd the key to styiP. 10 Vans olf·the·wall.look at you and just go \"Ew, she'sa zod, like gel away!\" Having the neccessilies of socialstatus was like, so totally important.Girls like, had all the nealo radicalclothes that were so awesome, amondo megaton of empty Tabcans in the bottom of their lockers,and you know. If a dude like, wanted to bemondo mega cooL he just had tohave like a few necessities. Theyhad to like, have a real tubularpair of Varnays, guaranteed tomake him look rad1cal all year.Then like, you know, a pair ofNikes, Adidas, or off-the-wall Vanswere like, so important for your1mage and stuff. The hacky sac was really it atlunchtime, and the ghetto blastersreally cranked the tunes. The lzod!-shirts were like, so cool. School The length of Sprmg fashions the halls lightened with Levi's new \"pamted\" )eans, and softlook upon itself great proportions. pastel pants. But not everythmgLong, short and even shorter pants that comes up slays up.were all in. Sh1rts went down to Sweatshirts, still m popular pmksthe knees, and what seemed to be and purples were coming cleardresses were instead another down to the knees, somehmescomfortable pair of pants. decked m polka dots, black of course. Some wore them over New split sk1rts were easier to pants and others braved themwear, and definitely a plus in alone as a new mmi-skirt.mamlainmg the new feminine1mage for spring. In the long run, comfortable threads helped beet the heal and Guys were sltll into Izods but made sprmg seem shorter than atheir collars were the most season.appealing since they covered therest up with sweater. It was a RIGHT: Marie Ludlow models thn ldtr.:st f,lShwarm standby m good looks for a 100 lor quys. OPPOSITE: Lon LIII\"'C'n, C.trochilly season. lyo H1ckm.,n 11nd l~1co Belled show tl...'<,.~n·s best m q1rls lar.h1ons. Walking shorts and pedalpushers were creepmg skyward as

Going To Great Lengths FMh•ons/169

For Women Only January tenth was the beginning of a week for girls to do the things which only girls could do. On Monday every freshman girl was assigned a senior girl for a \"big pal.\" Not knowing what to expect, both pals exchanged phone numbers and other vital information, then plunged head- long into a week of fun. Tuesday was the initiation day. Sometime between the hours of three and six a.m., dazed seniors pulled themselves out of their warm beds in an attempt to drag their little pals from the same atmosphere. By the crack of dawn, they were out in full force preparing to sproing upon their little pals the devious plans they stayed up all night trying to think of. After a day of craziness was the \"best dress\" day for girls. Obviously this was the most enjoyable day for the male diggers, and they bestowed their appreciation upon their female counterparts as gentlemenly as possible. Thurs day was get even d ay . Last, but certainly not least, was the spectacular of the week, standing room only: the Junior Mister Junior Pageant. With Vivian Cline, Mrs. Utah America 1982 as MC, seven enthusiastic males valiantly fought for the title through swimsuit, talent and general appearance competitions. The votes were tallied and (drum roll) John Burger reigned as king with Greg Dorius as first runner up. Girls Week was one of the most hectic and hair-raising weeks, but the experience gained by the freshman was a welcome they'd been waiting for and a special friendship to always remember. TOP: Freshmen Deedn Peterson and Patty Prather reap the benefits of havmq a brq Pdl with a sense of humor. BOTTOM: The lovely contestants of the JR. MR. JR. Pageant: Robert Stillwell, Brad Bryan, John Burger, Greg Dorius, Jorge Arcelarreta, Robert Pad- mos and Jeff Argyle. 170/Girls' Week

Parent Organizations Encourc:a.ge 'Diggers Three years· ago, while watching a wrestling match, a group of parents decided to work together to help earn money for a new mat. The school agreed to pay half if the club could fund the other half. Since then, membership has grown to include many parents, alumni, and even coaches. The year's biggest accomplishment was the new press box. The club used wrestling tournaments, raffles, breakfasts, and program sales for fund raisers. Since they started They've earned $10,CXX>.OO of which $4,CXX>.OO was earned this year. The Parent Teacher Association of Jordan High prefered to be called the Parent Teacher Student Association. The goal of the PTSA was to the strengthen the length of chain from students to the home and from teachers to the students. Working under the direction of Mr. Ash, the PTSA provided a large amount of funds for senior scholarships this year and helped serve the community in any way possible. ABOVE: Ledders of the Booster Club were: Treasurer, Brenda Welch; President, Jay Steadman; Vice President, Xene Butkovich; Secretdl)', Joan Van Amen. LOWER PHOTO THIS PAGE: Leaders of the P.T.A. were: Sec- ond Vice President, Lois Johnstun; First Vice President, Mary Lou Densley; President, Vicki Thomwall, Thard Vice President Mali· lyn Hardcastle. PTA/Boosters/ 171

TOP LEFT; The 3·hour hnol epiSOde of M· A· S · H cured February 28. 1983. RIGHT: Artlftctal heart rectptent Bllmey Clark gets a helpmg hood from one of hts many doctors, Dr. Devnes. MIDDLE: Unemployment was abundant and limes were hard lor many. BOTTOM LEFT: The now e xhnct Dee Burger clown that we all knew ond loved. RIGHT: The SJ)dce ~hutUe Columbta l'edched new hetghts when 11 made a oocond voyage. What In The World? The year 1982-83 was filled with many sigmficant events, some good, some bad. depending on your pomt of vtew. One event that will long be remembered. and brought world-round acclaim to the University of Utah's medical stall, was the first arhltcial heart transplant in a human being. The recipient, Dr_ Richard Jarvick. Another, more controverstal event was that John Hinkley, the man who attempted the assasmahon of President Reagan was found not guilty by reason of msamty. Even alter eighteen years of fighting, the Israeli/ Palestine War flared up once agam. Great Britain and Argentina were also at war, fighthng a land and sea battle lor the Faulkland Islands. Cyanide laced Extra Strength Tylenol capsules were the cause of seven unexpected deaths. A more posihve toptc was the monument erected near the Whtte House to recogmze the Vietnam Veterans lor their sacrifices. In the White House, Alexander Haig resigned as Secretary of State. George Schultz took over his posthon. U.S.S.R. changed Prestdent at the death of Yureii Andropov. Leonid Bereshnev replaced htm. A lrustrahng situation for many people was the N .F-L. players strike, led by Gene Upshaw_ Eight games were missed durmg its intervention from September 20 to November 21. The St. Louis Cardinals won their hrst World Series Champtonshtp m fifteen years. Another first was Utah's test tube baby born on January 11. 1983. Two events which, though unrelated, ellect our population, were the dectsion of Ted K ennedy to not run for Prestdent of the Umted States and172/World News

A.M.C. 's reduction of lOO,CXX)workers. Deceased this year wereCardinal T. Cody, Grace Kelly,Paul Lynde, ArthurRubenstein, Marty Feldman,John Belushi, IngridBergman, Natalie Wood,HenryFonda, E.R.A. and M*A*S*H,which filmed its last episode inJanuary. Extinction proved to bethe fate of the familiar DeeBurgerClown. It was replaced by 'a·largerfastfood chain-Hardees. Besidesthe U. of U.'s success with theaforementioned artificial heart, italso gained recognition for theefforts of some students whoconceived and carried out somespace shuttle experiments. Someimportant births were PrincessDi's seven pound two ounce babyboy on June 21, 1982 and E. T.The Extra Terrestrial was thebiggest movie money maker for1982. Time Magazine's man ofthe year was another different typeof guy, he was the homecomputer! Kenny Rogers waspronounced the best male vocalistof 1982 and Olivia Newton-John was best female vocalist.Marie Osmond married B.Y.U.basketball player Steve Craig onJune 26, 1982. Good or bad, thosewere the major facts of 1982-83.But they're all history now and anew page was left blank for nextyear's WORLD NEWS.TOP TEN HITS FOR 1982:I. Open Arms . . . . . . . . . ....... Journey2. Hord To Say I'm Sorry . .Chicogo3. Don't Talk To Strangers. Rick Sprmgfield4. RQSc'lnna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Toto5. Ebony and Ivory . Paul McCartney, Ste·v1e Wonder6. Eye of the Tiger .... . ........ Surv1vor7. Jack and D1ane .......... John Cougar8. I Keep Forgetting .. Micheal McDonald9. Hold Me .. ........... Fleetwood Moe10. Thot G1rl .............Stevie WonderTOP MONEYMAKING MOVIES FOR 1982:I. The Extra-Terrestnal2. Rocky III3. On Golden PondTOP: President Reagan experiments withTime Magazine 's \"Man of the Yeor.\" MID-DLE RIGHT: Steve Allen shows off his new-born son. Utah's hrst test tube baby. RIGHT:The not-so-late Mr. Rogers. who somethought was deod, was abve and well andfeeding hiS hsh. BOTTOM LEFT: The poison·ous weapon that unexpectedly took sevenlives. RIGHT: Singer Kenny Rogers and fam-ily celebrate country smgle honor. World News/173

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-)fdculty dnd SupportSystems AlwdysHdve the Beet... Jordan has a w1cle variety of teachers who dedicate themselves to leach or coach our students to be theirbest. They have dll had at least four years of training to quahfy themselves for the Iitle of Jordan HighFaculty Member. Other members of our faculty go through d1fferenl lrammg for the1r specific JObs. Wehave custodians, lunch room workers, secretaries, andhbranans who do excellent work to better our school,but w1thoul much recogmhon. It's apparent our entire faculty is the best because Jordan couldn't benumber one w1thoul a number on faculty. Faculty/175

Board Policies Guide '82-'83 A five-member Board of Education was respons1ble for establishing the district policies which gu1ded Jordan High School through the 1982-83 school year. President Mark Klotovich, Vice- President Maurine Jensen, and Members Jane Callister, Lois Hirschi and Mark Wahlquist worked diligently to see that quality education was maintained throughout Jordan School District. Superintendent Raymond Whittenburg, Deputy Superintendent Ray Brown, Deputy Superintendent Kenneth Prince, Ass1stant Superintendent Marlin Fa1rbourn, Ass1stant Superintendent R1chard Gourley and others provided admm1strahve leadersh1p for the distnct. (Portrdlls ol the dbove menhoned Bodrd members .snd .slso OIStnr.t AdmmiStr.shve Stdfl dre represented m tho order ol the .,rt,. cle.)176/Board Of Educ.,hon

Talented Administrators Support JordanMR. MC CLEARY Mr. Ash's JOb as principal of Jordan High can be summed up in one concept: the support system. He likes being able to have some jurisdiction in the policies of our school and enjoys supervising our teachers. \"However,\" he states, ''I'd rather be a teacher. That's where the rewa.rds are.\" Mr. Ash is proud of Jordan and the spirit our students possess. He feels there is more to a school than a successful football team or new facilities. \"A building doesn't make a school.\" he adds. \"Jordan is made great just from the studentbody.\" Why would someone like Mr. McCleary, who builds his own house, his own boat, and likes to participate in sports, go into education as a career? \"I like kids,\" he replies. Indeed he must - he has a family of five' Part of his responsibility as vice-principal is the school's sports program. Mr. McCleary feels very good about Jordan's sports and says it is preparing students for all other aspects of life. He has previously worked in two other schools, but feels that Jordan has a more cooperative situation between students and teachers. one that he seems pleased to participate in. The newest addition to our administration, Mr. Weber, has previously worked as a teacher, coach. teacher specialist, and the assistant principal for Oquirrh Hills Middle School. Some students remember him as an elementary teacher at East Sandy. After a day at school. which includes deahng with truancies, the SBO's, and school activities, he enjoys photography and traveling, and has traveled to every country m Europe as well as every state except Alaska and Hawaii. However, he feels very much at home with Jordan H1gh.MR. WEBER Admmistr.,tors/ 1Tl

Super Staff Kathy Allen SecretarySharon Gregory Secretary Marie Egbert Voc. Aide Argene Jorgenson Voc. Aide Florence Steadman Atde D<svtd Ekstem Heod Custod1M Morsha Smllh Custodtan Shane Smtih Custodian Vaudts Peterson Res. Aide Marts Olson Secretary Thelma Atnsworth Secretary Norma Riska Secretary Nada Throckmorton Atde Judy Lloyd Secretary Lena Wagstaff Secretary Jamel Houghton Atde178/Secretanes. Stall

Faculty Needs More Student Abe's Robert Andrus History Rick BoJak P.E. Noal Bolliger Science Dan Boskovich Languages Perry Brady Health Phil Broadheod History Fred Brock Science Terri Burghardt Resource \"There Just <lrt.:n't enough demands tl. You don't get an \"A\" out mtelhgence, he doesn't move on toAbrdh<lm J.mcoln ctlhtudes teachmg at a universtly lor better payanymore,\" sidles Arlen of Ekberg's cldSS unless you put d httle he responds, \"I don't feel there areEkber(J of the Sctence enough talented teachers staymg wtthOepc~rtment. \"Abr<~hdm was swe<~t mto tl. the htgh school classes to gtve thempoor, dtd tus homework by Stnctness ts one of Ekberg's the neceS5dry eduC<31ion.\" He dlsoltrehqht wtlh tho scratches of pohctes. He asserts that tl keeps htm m adds that he IS not a nch man. but hecharcOtJI, mHl ht> (lid II !me too. Brc.1kmg one of hts own rules ts not so poor that he has to followbecause> hf! w<1nhxl to learn. puts htm m lor h<lrrdSSment all the every whtm JUSt to earn more money.There sc·~>ms to bc cJ ddy. Htf' word fldSSI'!S hke wt!dfire, and hts stucltmts JUSt won't let htm hve Ekberg wonders tl educahon tscompl~>ln rcvcrsdl of thought tl down. catered to the special ones, the smartthes(l dc1ys.\" ones m class, or those who are d little lie also <l~;ks the question, \"Is tl Hdrd work h<ls never slower and il so, what tS happcmng tosupressed Mr. Ekberg from easter to let d student do whatever hegelling where he wants to be, wcmls wh<:nevl'r ht• wants, than to thooo m-between? He tnes to searchand he ts trymq to mshll that help htm l:x.>come a htgh-quahtymto hts students. In lc1cl if student domg htgh·quality work m all the ones m class who really can't doyou ask <~nyonf: who has had aspects?\" Although Mr. Ekberg comeshim, you wtll dtS£;over that he off clS c1 rectlly hard tedcher, he does tl, but lmds that the ones who say they C<3re about hts students and he wants C<3n't usually C<3n. them to succeed, but he wants the Sctence IS a hard, dtsctphr.ed effort dS well. The student who resents Ekberg now, may look back somehme subJect. and Ekberg hopes that soon m the luturP, cmd reahze the tmportant students will realize the importance of thmqs he W<1S lcJUght !rom more than a it. He believes that the pcndulem ts swmgmg back and in the near future SCICnCP pt'fS(X'<'hVe. we wtll have to fulfill more credtts m both math and science to graduate. Mr. Ekb<:rg cdn usudlly wm a good So, students of Jordan Htgh, argument hands down. All he usually prepare yourselves, because tl Arlen hos to do ts pull out the dreaded Ekberg's philosophy holds true, we ortPnlclhon she(•t and show tl to the hove a lot of hard work ahead of us prochgal studP.nl, the point IS made. and very JXlSStbly a better future. In Opportuntly ts seldom not gtven lor a hts words, \"II you leave htgh school student to votce hts stde of the story. wtlhout tears m your eyes, you h.sven't Yes, Ekberg ts wtlhng to hsten, but he done enough.\" ts, next to never wtlhng to gtve m. When dsked why, wtlh his Faculty/179

Teachers Surveyed Said Have you ever sat in a boring class students think she's mtlde a hobby ofand wondered why that teacher IS up changing her name. Others growin front trying to impress upon your orchids. ra1se Ar<1b1an horses. takebosic mind some profound thought of graduate classes to k<-cp humble, andhis or her philosophy or concept of build scale modP.ls of warpltlnes, andthe top1c at hand? When teachers ships. Some hobb1es wh1ch arewere surveyed about their reasons lor common among members Meteachmg some responded, ''I'm spending hme w1th the1r lamthes.goodlooking • and I enJOY bemg traveling, lishmg, t1nd hstemng toaround students who are Classical mus1c.goodlookmg.\" \"Because the a1rforcewouldn't accept me as a pilot.\" ''I'm a The most 1mprP.SSJVC thmg wepnsoner (since 1964).\" \"I like learned from our tedc;hf'r survey wastradition.\" \"Teaching is one of the that the teachers dt Jorddn rt'ally thmkmost dynamic sell·superv1sed a lot of the beP-td1qq('r students. andprofessions available·wllh the longest our tradllions.vacahon hme.\" \"It's the best h1ghschool m the district.\" \"I graduated Mrs. Pay hfwls the SOP·from 'Dear old Jordan' and JUSt can't cor: proqr.lm.stay away.\" \"I was hired as head a .rol BmTelfootball coach, and knew the type of Cookm'}students here were winners... \"I enJOYthe kmd of students that attend Jordan KMII'r>'' Bitu~rand I feel very comfortable here.\" Sc1~'ncu Can you picture Mrs. Conradswishing down the slopes of yournearest sk1 resort, or Mr. Colher llymgthrough the air in a famous ki.lr<ltekick? Well amazing as II may soundour teachers do live outs1de the wallsof Jordan High, and some have prettyinteresting hobbies. For example. oneteacher feels that school has become alull hme hobby. but most of herDennd Brandenburg Enghsh Lee Bnggs Math D1ane Conrad Enghsh Mark Crookston Dralhng Arlen Ekberg Sc1enceWest Hammond EngliSh &th Johnson Enghsh Roger Kmg Electron1cs100/Faculty

Judy LordEnglishSandra LovatoSewingDan MaySocial Stud1esJell M1tchellCounselorWilliam MooreWeldmgRobyn MousleyDramaMik:e MurrayMath, D. Ed.Wendell PetersenVocabondl CoordmatorBrent PlantHistoryMargaret PnceGymnashcsJell RasmussenHistoryBrian RawlingsEnglish, DebateRobert SheltonPhoto/Graphicsledh Sm1thEnglish, ArtMr. Tolman uses hie·s1ze machmery todemonstrate pomt. Faculty/lSI

Teachers, Coaches And Sometimes Friends Gary Buys Music Bryce Collier Math Lynn DeMill Woods David Erickson Drivers Ed. Julie Felshaw Type Gerald FisherMedia Coordinator M.T. Knoggen, our newest stall member, poses lor a portrait. Robert Fratto Resource Hal Hale Health Helen Higbee Health Careers Mike Hock History Marc Hunter P.E. Lula Isaacson Type Kay Jabusch English Vickie Jolley Social Relahons182/Fac ulty •

Marsha KinghornHome LivingClyde MasonScienceYvonne McDowellResourceCharlotte MillerEnglishRichard MilneArtWilliam NoblePsychologyRod OliverDriver's Ed.Ralph PaceCeramicsCarma PrescottCounselorJames SchoudelMachine ShopDennis TolmanAutoMarietta WilliamsDanceKent WilsonBusinessPeggy WrightMedia CoordinatorKim WuResourceRod ZabrisltieMusic Mr. Shelton points out that the piston's connected to the. crankshaft. Faculty/183

Sandy's Growth Continued Thts year, Sandy's growth continued unabated with new addihons, expansions, and improvements made to Sandy's businesses. Along the entertainment line, we really dtd well, with places like Peter Piper Pizza, Me N' Willey's, Whtrlyball, Classic Roller Skating and Water Slides, or the Hydro-tube, all of which were exciting places around Sandy that you could have made a nice evening or Saturday of. without spending much money or traveling too far. However, all of Sandy's growth was not JUS! fun and games. There's an Allied store in the Sandy Mall where Safeway used to be, and a fabric store m the old Albertson's building. In the line of busmess addlitons, the Sandy Mall completed a major landscaping and facelift project designed to give it more artistic conhnuily and asthelic appeal. and the growth of Deseret Pharmaceuhcal. one of Sandy's largest employers, was reflected m the completion of the new office wing in front of thetr building. All things constdered, the new development of Sandy's already large business and recreahon community is a reflection of the continuing expanston of one of the nation's fastest growing cities. If this keeps up, we'll make \"the Big Type\" before Rand McNally knows it. TOP: Alhed. \" wor surplus ond C<lmpmg supply store moved 10to the Sandy Mall ond brought \" v.sluable new busmess to the c11y. MIDDLE: Deserct Ph.srmoceuh<\".dl's new odd1hon. wh1ch wd.S des1gned to hondle the oomp.sny\"s growmg ofhce ond adm101Strohon needs. BOTTOM: The Sandy M.sll 10 the process of redes1gmng 1t's p.srbng lot. The stnp 10 thP. center w.ss loter hUed w1th trees cmd shrubs. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: The Hydro-Tube by Western Gorden Center wh1ch. along wllh the CI4SSIC W.ster Shdes. brought \" new form of recreahon to the Sandy area. BOTTOM LEFT: Peter P1pcr P1ZZ4. \" combmohon piZZc!l pl.sce ond v1deo c!lrC<Ide. wh1ch bec.sme \" popular meehnq ploce for students th1s year. BOTTOM RIGHT: )uhe Ayers honds out 1ce creom ot Bask10 Robbms. onother IOC41 gathennq spot.184/Community

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The Shutter Stops GUY HENDRICKSEN100 CAROLYN HARDCASTLE MATHEW GUSS

DOUG MOORE Here To stand in the middle of a silentKEVIN STAY gymnasium with your shutter clicking as LINCOLN PAXMAN loudly as a machine gun is to know the pride of being a photographer. To attempt to photograph a faculty member who does not particularly wish to have his picture preserved for posterity is to know the ease of being a photographer. To work with a print for three$*@#! hours only to have your best friend tum on the darkroom light is to know the joy of being a photographer. To capture the reflection of a mountain lake or the mood of a city at 3:00 a.m. is to know the rare creative thrill of being a photographer. You've probably seen him around the halls trying to catch meager portions of school spirit, seeing life through a camera lens while wandering in and out of reality, and snagging you the day after you got your perm. If not for him we could do whatever we wanted whenever we felt like it. He always seems to be there at the wrong time. Unfortunately by the same token, if not for him our moments would die as soon as they were born. Photography is an art indeed, the purest form . Whereas the painter or sculptor renders as his mind interprets, the photographer interprets for other minds to render. For all the interminable roasting hot, freezing cold, soaking wet hours of pleasure he endures, those who enjoy his work owe him at least an enduring toleration. Photographers/ 187

LEFT: Our years at Jordan taught us valuable lessons, brought new expenences, and tnggered many spec1al lnendsh1ps. MIDDLE: Mr. Hock hstens as hm Day queshons a test answer BOTTOM: Though the shadows ond shopes blur w1th hme, a student IS ageless.If I Hdd One Ddy Left I WOULD LIVE IT IN ENGLISH-IT WOULD SEEM LONGER THAT WAY As the sun streams into fourthperiod English and m your state ofdaydreaming you hear your teacherannounce that book check-in isbeginning, you come to the gloriousrealization that school is almost over.For some this means that summervacation is once again beginning ...the lazy, crazy days of sleeping out,sleeping m, and sleepmg off asunburn are here until you can nolonger resist the temptahon to dashdown to Fashion Place and check outthe latest styles for fall. Summerwould not be summer without theanxiety of a new school year, newteachers, new subJects. newexperiences. For others summermeans a htgh school diploma. thebreaking up of a spectal group, andyour first step mto the big, bad,world. As you reflect back on this schoolyear, what is tt you wtll remembermost?188/Cloomg •

TOP: Ro b Farnswo rth playfully ac ts as Pe te The excitement of knowing your bestStorper's ma nage r fo r the muscle man conlesl. friend was in your biology class . . . theABO VE: Lmda Lee. C hns Johnson and Juhe great feeling you had when you watchedC ampbell have varymg o pmto ns of our muscle the football team win the first game of theme n. LEFT: Aspasta Kalsan , Enk Brandl and Jo hn season . . . the thrill of taking thatBurge r lead lhe semors m a rousmg c heermg someone special to the Homecomingsechon for lhe tr class. Dance . . . the slyness you felt when you just happened to get your math assignment done with the aide of a friend while your teacher took role . . . the humor of watching a little lost freshman get the run around . . . seeing someone so gracefully dump their lunch on the floor ... all the dumb jokes played on poor unsuspecting substitutes . . . that elated feeling you had right before school started when you realized you could finally wear all those good-looking school clothes ... the gratitude you felt toward your teachers when they had the consideration of planning out your weekend for you ... the \"A.. you received on your oral book report you gave on the book you never read ... the feeling of adventure when once again you were tardy for psychology and you had to figure out how you would sneak into class when your desk in on the front row ... all the money that was invested so wisely on Tootsie Rolls, candy bars and Coke between classes . . . the embarrassment of admitting to yourself that after trying three locker combinations you might possibly have forgotten yours ... the excuses you 've come up with when you've been caught out of class ... the times you got caught sleeping in seminary . .. all the research papers written, the paperbacks read, the tests studied for, the headaches suffered. You might experience a moment of sadness when you remember you won't be able to keep your script to rehearse over the summer and for a short period of time there will be no PTA assemblies, but you grit your teeth and say you can handle it although you know it won't be easy. C losing/ 189

LEFT: A spect.,cle of surpnse: The traditiond! burning of the 1, enh\"\"ced by fireworks, closed Homeoommg week w1th \" ~g. Without exception Jordanites spent a lot of their time m anticipation of these memory making events. Wouldn't 1t be terrific if we could stop time and examine our past, to really see the forceful impact these Beetdigger years have had on our lives? The classes and experiences we had are what we made of them and if we didn't put forth the effort now, will we regret it later? Although threats of condemning our building have been in the making for a decade, we realize that we don't need a new school with a carpeted cafeteria, televisions in every classroom and air-conditioning, because we know that a school is only a building unless it can bring to its students the desire to make something of themselves, to do the best they can do. Hard times and criticism through the years weren't able to muffle the spirit and unity of Jordan, and the students who walk the halls of this old school must undoubtedly take the credit. Standing behind our teams, supporting our organizations, and wanting to win was our deepest desire, but if they didn't succeed we still had faith in them, we still loved them, and still the beet goes on. For some this year was a beginning, for others a conclusion, but for all students past and present the friends, teachers, events and places will linger with us for years to come. In fact one cannot argue that the memories will flood back wave, upon wave, upon wave. You'll remember your own personal victories and losses, your sorrows and your JOys. You'll remember that one special teacher who spent so much lime trymg to convince you that it was better to be a studious student than to spend all your time watching M*A*S*H reruns, and you'll be glad he was your teacher. You'll respect all those you've associated100/Ciosmg

LEFT: Brent Kiyota and Kathy Lloyd stringmemories of good limes during the GetAcquainted assembly. BELOW: Through hiscourteous rapport and leadership ability. BillHeder was an example to us all. BOTTOM: CheriAyers. Craig Adolphson, Shirley Greef. andJennifer Walke showed pride in our school bypainting the steps as part of the Homecomingcelebration. with for their friendship and advice in helping to shape your life and prepare you for the challenges you've yet to meet. Even though we are the leaders of tomorrow, we were also the leaders of today. The freshmen of this year will be the leaders in three years. They have the responsibility of teaching their new freshmen the traditions here so when those freshmen become seniors, they will be able to do the same. We've got to show others what keeps us going, what gives us pride, and what makes Jordan High the school it is. Jordan has succeeded. We're proud of our school· steeped in tradition. We're proud to be Beetdiggers, to carry the pride and spirit of many of our ancestors on to the generations before us. We have abounding loyalty, we have that special spirit, and yes: We've Got the Beet. Though these pages become yellowed and tattered with time, we'll look back on this school year and it will be memories of laughter and tears of fun· filled days that come once in a lifetime. When people ask us just who we are, we'll smile and say: Jordan High School students are we Seeking knowledge ever we'll be Our lives to improve we will try Dear old Jordan High Jordan, our dear old Jordan High School Jordan our school we love so well Ever we will submit to your rule Ever of you our praises tell Sacred the memories we shall cherish Our friends and teachers so true Our colors red and gray bid us to stay At Jordan High School with you. Closing/ 191

A Can Of Mixed Nuts Through the dense h11lls we see 11 lone stall member, Canon AE I danghng from his neck, pen and pad an hand, franhcally racing to meet the next deadhne. It is the look of determination on has face or as at complete confusaon? Wtth 11 spnng in has step, he ledrS off on another crusade wath only a trace of crumpled h11ll passes to guade ham home. Meanwhale, the staff wnter has been crumphng up one type·wrtlten page alter another and the artast w<IS te~~ring up one drawang 111 a hme anlo httle slnps of confelh. Nothang seemed nght, proper, or funny. Three days late on the page assagnment, wathout 110 understandang advasor to calm the fears of total rejection (not to menhon the grade). the copy and artwork were hnished and presented to a studenlbcxly for revaew and cnhque forever. Not wathstandmg the afore·Sdld satuahons, the yearbook was hnished wtth a great decJI of plot~sure and salisfachon to each of the staff members involved. The st11ll members leave the followmg quotes or profound thoughts: CAROLYN HARDCASTLE~ (Edttor) \"I thank I have already stud enough.\" MATTHEW GUSS: (He11d photographer) \"Whotever you say, Mr. Maine.\" WENDY BONNER: \"Life is JUSt one hot dog 11fter another.\" SYDNEY ROBISON: \"Well. ex·squeeze me.\" JOHNNA GRYGLA: \"Let's go. Chicklets.\" KEVIN STAY: \"Where's the food?\" CONNIE RICHARDS: \"Well. I'm confusod ogaan.\" GUY HENDRICKSEN; \"Sure. we beheve you. KAREN WADE: \"Say Lll Vae (th11t's hie).\" LISA GUSTAVESON: \"For sure. totolly \" KATHY ELLIOTT: \"Help my ansanity.\" JULIE WINTERBOTTOM· \"Let's get thas one over wath.\" DOUG MOORE: \"Peace. Bro.\" LiNCOLN PAXMAN· \"We bdd1\" BEN HARDCASTLE: \"Say what?\" MARGENE CROUCH \"Oh well.\" STEWART WOODRUFF: \"Ltfe as a metaphysacal farce composed by insecure people to I!Ccounl for !hear own faalures and anadequacaes.\" TOP LEFT· For !hear opemng socaal. the yearbook stall held a zuccham c11rvmg contest. Here. Stewart Woodruff destgns a mathematically proportional nose for h1s zucch1m man TOP RIGHT Matt Guss and Karen Wade use the1r arttShc abthhes JOtntly to create an ong1n11l rend1hon of 11n outhouse Wendy Bonner carved a place for herself an the yearbook. RIGHT: When Stewart asks for an ed1tor1al opamon on h1s worlr., Carolyn HardC<~SIIe tactfully ch11ngos the subJect. BOTTOM Kevm Stay gaves Guy Hendnclr.sen a hand m assembling the1r wmmng rephca of a lraller whale. Co· oper111ton and teamwork were key aspects in 11ccomphshmg goals set lh1s year.192/Yearboolr. Staff

Index AaBb Ash, Jonathan (10) 118 Bentley, Rachel (10) 12, 118, Broders, Melanie (10) 78, Atwood,Shaun (9) 132 154, 1€0, 6 1 1~. 154Abbot. Randa (12) 88Acla1r, Chnstma (9) 134 Aushn, Ioyce (II) 104 Berrelt, Jeanme (12) 88, 150, Bronson, Laura {10) 78, 1~.Adcur, G len (l I) 104 155 154Ada1r, Robin (II) 104 A very, Janet (II)Adamson, Tony (II) 104, Ayers, Chen (10) 68, I 18, Berry, Maria (12) 88 Brown, Bnan (12) 90. 161 Bess, Lauri (10) I 18 Brown, Daniel (9) 134 105, 149 130, 148, 154, 19 1 Brown, Danielle (9) 136Adelman, Troy (10) 16 1 Ayers, luhe (12) 78, 88, 154, Bess, Suzanne (I I) 104 Brown, Dav1d {12) 90Adler, Tern (10) 118 Brown, Georqe (10) I~Adolphson, Chnsh (10) 118 185 Betton, Beatnce (10) 1~. Brown, John (I I) 104Adolphson, Crcuq (12) 00, Axtell, Jamae (9) 134, 138 lSI Brown, Patricia (9) 135, 136, Baarz, Krishne (12) 71. 75, 16 1, 191. t19 Bills, Robbe (9) I 34 141A1Pllo. Cmdy (10) 118 150 Bingham, Brad (II) Brown, Ryan (10) 1~. 151. Bc:ules-, Jpfl (12) lSI Birch. Jeffrey {10) 1~. 157,Amsworth, Karen (10) 119 Bailey, Steve (12) 88, 152, 146Amsworth, Shelly (II) 101 159 Brown, Scott (10) 120Amsworth, Shr>rn ( 10) 118, 157, 158 Bird, Bonny (10) 120 Brown, Stacy (12) 154 Baker, M~\"aqan (10) B1rk. M1chelle (9) 134 Brown, Tern (10) 120, 151 1'31' lEO Baker, Pc1ula (9) 00. 134, B1shop, Brad (10) I~ Brown, Wdi'ren (10) 120, B1vms, Robyn (9) 134Amsworth, Steven ( 12) 88 153 Bjerregaard, James (9) 134 151Allclrl, Jod1 (10) 118 Bjerregaard, Tony (12) 88Allr>n, AnqPI<I ( II ) 101 Baker, Scott (12) 88 Blame, Stephen (10} 1~. Browning, Corby (10) 50,J\JI,.n, He1d1 (10) 118. 119, Banford, Gary (II) 104, 151. 161 120 156, 1€0 1!58 Bland, Rondkl (10)All<'n, LOUJSt' (10) 118, 153 Blomquist. Ml('helle (II) 78, Bruce, R1chard (10) 120,AllPn, M elody (10) 118, 153 BankhP<ad, Tony (II) 104 156, 161,61Alft.r1, Rick ( 12) 20, 65, A8, Barlow, lr~ek (10) 79, 104, 110. 154 &rnrk, Troy (II) 104 Buemel, Scott (12) 90 Bryan, Brad (II) 40. 105, 148 Bodtc.:her, Shaund (10) 120,Al~;op, Josf ph ( 12) 88 Barton, Norman (II) 104, 106, 107, 149, 157, 158,AlvcJrPZ, FNntmdo (10) 118 116, 15-1 15-1 161, 170Andt>rsen, S.mdrd (II} 101And,.rson, Dt~vJd {10) 53. Bassett, lr~y (10) 118 Boqgess, Jeffrey (10) I~ Bryant, Jennie (10) 22, 120 Basta, G,H·y (9) I :M, 159 Bolhqer, Dushn (12) 13, Buchanan, Stacy {12) 2, 26. 118, 161Andt•rson, I IP1rl1 (9) 00, 134, Basta, ~ u~ m {12) 88 15'1, 158 'Zl. 49.00,149 15.3 Batemcll1, Roland (9) 134 Bomsteel, Make (12) 90 Buck, Rex (9) 136And~'rson. J.un•:JS {10) 118, Bonner, Wendy (12) 90. Budd, Jc~m1e (9) I 36 Bates, Alb! (12) 8R, 150 Bullock. Rodney (II) 106 1')6 B<Juer, Pc~mela (9) 134, 152 149, 156 Burden, Kerry {12)A ndPrson, Kt~lrma ( 10) 15 1 Bc1ysmqo>r, Aushn (10) 118 Boutvyseth, Khcmphone (9) Burqer, John (12) 12, 26, 29,Andt>~n. K,,yl\"' (12) B8AndPrson, Lmdd (9) 13-1 Beaqley, Joseph (9) Bow..,<'r, Ten (12) 90 81, 90, 91. 149, 153, 164,AndPrson, Mcuvm (10) 118, Boyd, Ahcia (9) 134 166, 170, 189 Beal, Mand1 (10) 118, 149 Bradley, Rodn<·y (II) 101 Burqon Denise (I?.) 74, 91 I ~iI BeardPn, Davad {II) 104, Brtldy, Janel (I I) 104, 153 Burke, Greqory {II) I06And,.~n. N . J,unes (I I) Br<ldy, Katy (12) 90 Burkhart. A lisa (9) I 36, 153 149 Brc1cly. Troy (I 0) I~ Burkhart Michael (II) 106, 101, 156 Bock, l.mda (I0) Brc~dy, Yvette (9) 134 lSIArv It r,on, l?olJf ·rl (9) Brcmd. Chnsty (12) 43, 00, Burns, Ed1e (10) 120Anrlt·rton, A ndrew (12) 00 Bedmcm, Kam (II) 101AndPrlon, ('orHIIP (12) RB BPCkstP<Jd, Dawl (II) I 34 160 Burns, N1cki (9) I 36 Br.md, Jeff {10) I~And..rton. Trevor {10) 118 &d ;tP·ld, Gavm (10) 118 Brcmd, June (10) I~ Burns, Scott (I0). I ?.0Arn>),,m•l•l , lorYJP (II) 13, Brcmd, Make (12) 26, 90, Burt, hmmy {10) 120 Boc-kste.ld, K1m {II) 104 Rush, Blc1ke (10) 120, 157, '/0, 105, 101, 149, 15'/, Bcckste>c~d, Scott (10) 118, 153 1~. 170, t19 Brc'lndt. Enk (12) I 2. 158, 159Ar n),urPt<l , h~tm {9) 31, 134 131 Bush, Damelle {10) 120 &K.-kslf'<~d. Sharon {I I) 104. (fl), 189 Bush , Steven {II) 100. 151ArqyJ,., J• If (12) ol. 00. 15'/, BrcHH II, Lmd11 { 12) 75, 120, Butkov1ch, Michael {10) 1~. lSI 1'>8. 1'/0 155 157, 159, 161 BtxJnclflk, Dcmny ( 11) Brmmon, Breit (9) 134 Butler, O.Jenne (12) 91, 155Arqyl••, Mandy (10) liB Btx!n<lnk, N1kki (<)) 134 Rrcmnon, Sh.m•' {12) • 151 Butler, Dw1e (10) 1~. 151.Athn , I.a:~t () 2) 88 Bedn<~llk, Robert {10) 118 Bre~·\"· Owtlynt>{ll) 101A11q<t, y,l..l:o (IJ) 101 Belkc1. Clmt {10) 118 BwwstPr, Mcuk (10) 1?.0. 152, 155At~~old. DcJvad (II) I01 Bt>lkcl, lt'SSIC'cl {I?.) AA. 168At~~old, SIHal• ·y (I 0) II B BPJion, Br• ·ndd (II) '/5, 78, 156 Butler, lle•d• (9) 136, I 52Arn , AIIS<a ((J) Bnmh<11l, Scleu\" {9) 134 Butler, M11tthew (10) 121 104, 151. 155 Brunhc~ll, ?~•eh.try {9) 82, Butler, Tern {12) 91As.ay, Arlyn (10) !~'lion, Su.,,mne (9) 134, I SSAsh. Adc1m (II) 101 BPndJXPil, Todd (10) 118 134. 152, 159 Butterlu•lcl. Cra1q {I I) lffi R• ' n\"h\"l, Shdli~> ( 10) 78, Bnn kt>rhofl, Johnny {9) 134 Butterlie>ld, Jack1e {I 2) 91 Bro tdhe<~d, llc1l {9) 134 159 118. 151 Butterft,.ld , Shon (<)) 136 Rrodt>rs Jell (I?.) 90 Byerqo , Ocvere (10) 121. !~ lll'hPI, Troy {9) 13tl Bl' llrliOII, hll (I?.) I :Y1 151 Bfmmon, Knshnr> (I 0) 118, 155 B->ntley , Mo~lthAw (9} 134, 159 Ilnd< x 1'~'3

Index Bytendorp, Vicct (II) 75, Christensen, John (I I) 1()3 Cooper, Samantha (9) 137 Dav1s, TiHane (II) 22, 78. 100, 151 Cooper. Terri (12) 29, 89, 107, 154 Christensen, Lauri (10) 3, CcDd 121, 149, 156, 100 91. 100 Davis, Troy (9) 137 Copeland, Mark (9) 137 Day, James (I I) 81, 107, Caldwell, Jason (9) 136 Christensen, Mark (9) 136 Copelund, Ricky (I I) 76, Callahan, Chris (10) 121 Christensen, Maureen (9) 153, 188 Calion, Darla (10) 100 Day, Wendy (10) 12?., 151 Calion, ldmes (I I) 136 Corbm, John (12) 92 Dea, Carne (I I) I07, 151 Calion, Wendy (12) Christensen, Michelle (9) Corbm, RICk (10) 121, 151 Deakm, Jane (10) 12?. Cdmpbell. Chnslian (9) 136 Corsi, Thad (12) 92 Deakm, Jay (10) 1?.2, 157, Campbell. Juhe (I 2) 22, 64, 136, 153 Costanza. John (12) 92. I 5\"/ Christensen, Scott (12) 4, Costanza. Kalrtna (10) I ?.I !59 65. 91. 148, 149, 189 Cowley, Thomas (9) 1'3/ Dean. Katheryn (10) I?.?. Cannon, Robert (9) 136 31, 157, 158 Collie, Robert (12) 12. 92, Deason, Cynthia (9) 137 Cannon, Tammy (I I) 85, Christensen, Shane (12) 13. Deelstra, Luann (I I) 156 Deem, David (12) 50, 51, 100, 152. 153, 154 51. 89. 91. 149. 61, 49 Cox, Brent (10) 121 Caraker. Bruce (I 1) Chrtslensen, Sheila (9) 136 Cox, Davtd (12) 92, 161. 54 Cardwell. Tim (9) 136 Cox. Frank (12) Deem, Curl (10) I?.?. Carlson. Amanda (II) 100 Christensen, Shelli (I I) 20, C'rdlts, Jason (9) 137 Delacruz. Jerry (I 0) 122 Carlson, Emily (9) 136 Delacruz, Mtchcwl (9) I 3'/ Carlson, Jackie (9) 136, 100 67, 100, 148 C'rdfts, Jennifer (II) 1<X>, Carlson, Jcxlte (10) 121. 100 Christenson, Shelh (9) 136, DeMill, April (9) 1T/ Carlson, Kerry (J 1) 100 149 Carlson, Shawn (9) 136. 160 Crandall, Dann (I I) Denms, Sheryle (12) 92 Christensen, Susan (9) 136 Crandall. Kelly (10) 151 Dennison, Marian ( 12) ?ll, 159 Chnstcnsen, Troy (9) 136 Crandall, MarlenP. (9) 00,Carpenter, John (9) 136 Chnstheb. Dennts (II) 100, 43. 92. 154, 100Carrell, John (10) 137, 153 Denmson, Ntcl (I 1) J(Jl,Carrol, Chuck (10) 121 150 Crane, Marsha (II) 75.Carter, Bmd (12) 91 Christofferson, Teresa (9) 151. 157, 158Carter, Kamt (9) 136 I()) Densley. DaylenP (II) Ia/Carter, Pdln (11) 75, I00, 137. 153 Densley. McJratke (I 0) I?.?., Chung, Beau (10) 121 Cre:bs, Kaylene (II) 100 151 Churches, John (10) fil. 121 124, 149, 154Carter, Soma (J I) 75. 100. Clark, Camtlle (II) }()3 Cmr~r, Bonme (12) 92 Cl<~rk, Tem (II) 100 Denslow. Brett (I ?.) I I. 12, 151 Clawson, Casey (9) 137 C'n·Bsall Karen (9) 1'3/ 25, 26, 3J, 00, 9?., I ').3Carter. Tonya (II) 1()3 Clc1wson, SonJa (II) 106. Crook, Shelly (9) 137, 155Cartmell, Btlly (I?.) 91 Crouch, Margen<> (10) 121, Derricoll, Suz7..dnnP (9) I l'/Cartmell. SuSCln (10) 121, 15?. Despain, Chttstme (9) I?.?., Clcwlon, Lori (10) 1?.1, 153, 149, 155 152 Crump, Jeff (12) 92 154Cary, Robyn (10) 121 159,49 Crump, Loshc (9) 135, 13'/ DPspam, Frank {II) 36, ](JJ,Catton, Ttlfany (9) 136 Cleqq, MichaP.I (9) I 37 Crump, Steve (I I) 1(JJChalk, Nwk (9) 136 Clem, Th•l:JOrah (12) 91. 1'19, Crump, Troy {12) 92 157, 158Chc1lhs, Kalyn (9) 59, 136, C,ysl<~l, Jer•'my (10) 121 Dtc~l, Troy (I 2) 152. 166 Crystal, Todd (II) I(J/ 100 Clcm•.mts, Douqlds (10) 121 Dtaloguc, IX:mse (10) 122,Chcmdler, Brook (9) 136 Culm\"'· Chet (9) I3'/ChanSClmone, Sompralha CIP.ments. Eddy (I I) Ia.>, CulmPr, Tye (12) 92 152 Curlts. &:de (II) I(JJ (10) I ?.1 157, 158 C'mlts, Carolyn (II) I(JJ ·;s,Dickson. Paulct (II) 10\"/,Chonllwch<.~me, Ky (I 1) 1()3 Curlts, ]cwlynn (I0) 121Chunlhctchamt•, Tanh (10) Ck·ments, Kr1shne (9) I '37 C'urlts. Jenmlor (9) 13/ 149, 155Ch<Htlh<lmtxoy, Khommrk Dc~hl, Alltson (10) 121, 150. DtiiMd, C'hnsltn~ (I 0) 12?. Clr•menls, Jesse (10) 121 D1llt1rd, Jamr,s (10) 12?. (10) Clush ·r, Somc1 (II) 155, 1f:() 151Chupman, Rebecc:<1 (I I) 100 D11hl, Bnon {10) 119, 121 D1mond. DPzn ·I' ( I0) I ?.?.Chc~pmcm, Vwky (9) 136 Colfm, C'hrts (9) 137 D<~hl, Nancy (II) Dtpalma, Ttmlcl (10) 12?.Chctltt·rlon, Kt~thy (10) 121 Colfm, Mclante (12) 91, 151 D.mq, L.mhq1arn (I I) 10\"/Ch<Jtwin, Jc~d~t~' (9) 136 Cok1•r, Chr1shn (l 0) 46, 4'/, D.mq, PhanrJidm (12) 92 Dobson. Iost>ph (I I ) IaICht1 vr •z, Flcillnoco (12) D<lnSt<', John (I?.) 92Chui1!SI• r, Mtrh>IP (II) I<X> 1?.1. 15?., 160 Dttnsle, Karen (9) 13'/ Doose. Gc~ry (9) 13'/Clulton, John (9) DclllSIP, LtScl (10) 78, 'J<J, ()onus. Greq (12) 22. 3H.Ch11ss, TMn<~rct (10) I ?.I Col•·m<~n, Sandra (I 1) lOSCh11st• 11Wn, Al.m (12) 91, 1?.1. 153. 154 92, 157, 158, 170 CoJ,.m<tn, Shdnna (I?.) 91 DotE'n. Dell<' (I 0) 122, 15'I 151. ISG,lf.J6 D\"'\"''\"· Shf'rt (9) 13'1 Dotson, Mtdw~>l (II) 100,C:hnst,.nse11, Ch<Jd (I 2) II, Col<>m<tn, Rebecca (9) [),m ,,,., Tmy (12) Colher, John (12) 91. 156 l>ttvt~, Br•·tt (9) 1'3/, I 'lCJ 159 ZJ, 91, 149, IS'/, 165, IS/ Coii~Jqe, Chn ton (9) 1'3/ D<tvas, D11m<> (I 1) 1(JJ Dotson, ChrtslophAr ( 10) Dav1s, le nrufcr (9) 137 Colhns, Kathy (9) I '3/ Davas, Johu (9) 137 122, 157 Colver, Art (I?.) 91 I> IVIS, R· od (I?.) <U, 151 Dotson, Mtch11\"l (II) lOB, Comlt•. Hnc1n (I?.) 91 Dav1, Sh,uou (12) <)2 l>ttVI • St. VPII (CJ) 137 159 ConcltP, lctnr•ll (10) 1?.1, 1?.'/, Dow, Tracy (I0) I?.?. 1% Doyle. Tony (1?.) ll2 Dr <IJ>er, Russ\"II (II) I00, C'oruwr. Rcxln~>y (10) 1?.1 , 13?. 116 Dufh·ld, Etleen (9) 13'\"/, 152 Cont.t. lcnml•'r (II) lOb. 116 Dum11 , Ahso11 (I 2) 97. Cook, S.mdr,, (10) 1?.1 Dunn, Jo,••n (10) 122 Coombs, Ken (12) (Jj Durl•-e, Krtlhle<'n (I?.) C)2, Cooper, Ktrnlx:1 {12) 22, q I. 103, 153 1'\">3. 154I I'YI lurJ..x

IndexDurfee. Mary 138, 153 Ford, Wendy (12) 93 Golf. Adnene (9) .Gummer, James (12) 93, 154 Foster, Debra (I 1) 160. 147 Golf. April (9) 139 Gumey, Jennifer {9) 139 EeF£ Fosler, Kyle (9) Golf, Richard (9) 139 Guss, Mathew (II) 109, 149 Fosler, Sarah (11) 100 Gold, Joel (9) 139 Gusla. Liz (I I) 109Eddington, David (10) 122 Fowler, Marty (II) 100 Gold, Samantha (I I) 100. Gustaveson, Lisa (11) 109, Franchina, Gary (9) 138,Eddington, John (12) 12, 26, 153. 155 113. 116. 149 lSI Golightly, Troy (10) 123 Gusltne, Velda (10) 124 93, 153 Franck, Enc (9) 138, 152 Gomez. Leslie (9) 139 Hadley, Bethany (I0)Edwards, Frankte (9) 138 Frednckson, Kari (10) 123 Gomez, Mtchael (I I) 44, Hagberg, Carl (12) 94Edwards. Kt>lly (10) Funk, Kam (9) 138 Hagberg. Mary (9) 139Edwards, Tawna (II) 100 109. 156 Hagen, Jodi (10) 124Egbert, Todd (9) 138, 159 GgHh Goodfellow. Brenda (12) 93 Ha1r, Lorraine (10) 7, 124Egbert, Wendy (11) 100 Goodfellow, Karen (10) 123Eggerlsen, Arthur (10) 122 Gallup, Chns (10) 123, 152 Goodnch, Kyle (9) 139 Hale, Bart (10) 124, 161Eggertsen, !.Ant (11) 100, Galvan, Grant (10) Goodnch, Laurie (12) 84, Garahana. Marceline (12) Hale. Brei (10) 124, 161 ISO. 155 93. 151, 154 Hall, Christine (9) 139, 151Eggell, C'hadler (11) 100, 93 Goodrich. LeeAnn (10) 123 Hambleton, Jodie (10) Garcia, Blake (10) Goodnch, Lyle (9) 139 Hambleton, Lisa (11) 109 152 Garcad, Randy (10) Goold, Cindy (9) 139, 160 Hamilton, Audrey (12) 94Eliason, Dec/Inn (10) 123 Gardner. Breit (9) 138 Goold, Connie (11) 109 Hamilton, Rachelle (9) 139Elkmglon, Cory ( 12) 93 Gardner, Jody (9) 138, 160 Gorringe, Holly (11) Hammer, Shaun (10) 124Elkms, John (10) 123 Gardner, Machael (9) 138. Goss, Kirsltn (II) 109, ISO, Hammock, Amy (9)Elkms, Rachard (11) 100 Hammock, Darrell (10) 124Elkms, Teresa (9) 138. 160. 160 152 Hammock, Michelle (10) 124 Gardner, Nicole (10) 123. Grall, Kenneth (10) 123, Hancock, Cherie (10) 124 61 Hancock, Sheila (II) 109,Elholl, Kalhl~n (II) 105, 125, 160 131. 151 Garn, Darrell (10) 123 Graham, M1chael (10) 52, 1SO. 155 100, 149 Garner, Gordon (I I) 100 Hang, Shou (10)Ellison, Jerry (10) 123 Garner, Mtchelle (9) 138 123, 157. 159, 161 Hansen, Bradley (9) 139Epp<•roon, Ktmbcrly (11) 100 Garner. Terri (I I) 100 Graham, Randy (12) 93 Hansen, Brent (10) 124, 156Evans, Carolyn (12) 78, 79, Garner, Trllca (10) 123, 154, Grame, Saani (10) 123 Hansen, Clair (II) 75, 109, Gray, Chnslian (9) 139 93, 154 160 151Evensen, M.1rcao (9) 138 Gurncs, Matthew (9) 138 Greell, Shtrley (10) OJ. 68. Hansen, Clark (9) I 39EV!\"mson, K11r0n (9) 138, Gtlrvoalln, Gary (9) 138 84. 85. 123. 148. 154, 19 Gr~les, Rtcht~rd (11) 100 Hansen. Elizabeth (12) 94 1'36 Gc~bbtlds, G<lry (10) 123 Green, Anthony (10) 123 Hansen, Heidi (9) 139Ewell, Kt~lhy ( 11) G<~bbtlclS, Gdyhn (12) 93 Hansen, Mari (12) 94Faddts, Kt>alh (I 2) Gc~gon. Gregory (9) 138, Green. Bonnie (I I) 109, Hansen, Milch (II) 109. 151Fadrhs, Macha~] (II) 100. 149, 154 Hansen, Ryan (9) 139, 159 161 Hansen. Shari (12) 94 149 Gtlllr~os. Kelly (10) 123 Green. Bnan (10) 123 Hansen, Shaun (II) 109, 56Fatls, 8rt>ndt1 (II) 100. 155 Gc111<..-qos, Kam (12) Green, Kyle (12) 93. ISO Hansen, Shawna (12) 94Farmer. Todd (12) Gr1lherum, Angela (10) 123. Green, Tamra (10) 119, 160, Hansen, Tracy (12) 94, 156,Farnsworl h. Robe>rt (II ) 107. 150, 15-1 61 160 22, 38. 100, WJ. 157, Gcnml. Jilwd (12) 93, 153 Greenfield, Dion (10) 123 Hansen, Troy (II) 109, 151 158, 189 Ge!'rlson, Grant (12) 93 Groenlield, George (9) 139 Hardcaslle, Ber: (11) 109Foshaon. Mad111el (II) 100 Get3, Mak(' (II) Greenwood, Ryan (12) 93 Hardcaslle, Carolyn (12) 94,Fndel. AIPxtlndE>r ( I0) I ?.3, Gabbs, Dante! (II) 100 157, 158. 1'39 G1boon. Connte (II) 100 Greer, Daniel (II) 26, 109 149, 156, 165, 166, 85, 49F!llmor!', Scoll (10) 108 G1lcs, Bonme (II) 100. Hardmg, Lyle (9) 139, 160Fedd. /\lt>xdnder (10) 123, Greer, Douglas (12) 93, Hargts, Amber (9) 139, 160 157. 158. 159 109 Harkms, Brigelte (9) 139,Ftllmorc, Scott (10) 123 G1lqPn, George (12) 151Fmklestem, Perry (10) 123 G1lgc:n, KennPih (10) 123, Gnlfllh, Carl (12) 76 155Fmn, John (10) 1?.3 Gnllalh, Dav1d (9) 139. 156 Harlan, Shauna (10) 60, 124,Ftslu·r. Norma (10) 123 154 Gnfftth. Lon (II) 109. 156Fivi~'Ortt, luh(' (II) 100. 151 Gllqc>n, Vill (II) 100, 156 Gnflith. Todd (10) 123 149, 1SOFlt~ke. ll<1l ( 12) Glllmcm, Wondy (9) 138, Grob. Mtchelle (9) 139 Harmon, Arthur (10) 45, 156Fl<1kl', R,ty (II) 108 Grc,b. Shen (11) 109 Harmon. Joseph (12) 94, 156Flindf>rs, Dclvtd (I 0) 123, 152 Gronemen. Chns (10) 24 Harms, Brian (9) 139, 152 I 5\"/, I 1)9 G1lson, Lmdcl (12) 93 Harms, Kelly (11) 109Fhnt. Dt~rrcn (9) 118 Gilson, Shen (10) 123 Groves, Kenneth (12} 25. Harrmglon, Krisly (II) 110Fhppo. loo••ph (12) Glover. Guy (12) 93, 151. 26, 27. 28. 65, 93. 148. Harris, Heath (10) 124Fobert. Dc~rcy (II) 100 Harris, LAnce (II} 110, 157,Forbush, Troy (II) 100, 157. 153 149, 165. 101 158 Godfmy, Bobby (9) 138, Grow. Thomas (9) 139 158Foote, W<1lter (9) 138 Grygla. Cmdy (9) 139 Harris, Melame (II) 159 Grygla. Debra (11) 109 Hams, M1chael (10) 124, Goelz, HP.dther (9) 138 Grygla. Johnna (12) 93. 149, 161 160 Gub1lz, Reqma (11) 109 Gu,.non, Julte (II) 00, 100, 153 Guenn, James (9) 139 IlndPx/195

Index Harston, Richard (9) 139 Hoecherl, Nicole (10) 125 Jensen, Tad (12) 95, 151 Katsan, Aspasia (12) 12, ?:1, Harston, Steven (12) 94 Hofeling, Thomas (10) 71. Jenson, Neva (10) 125 150, 189 Hart, Michell (9) Jenson, Terry (II) I 11 Harward, Frank (I I) 110, 56 125 Jentzsch, Heidi (9) 140 Katsan, Bill (9) 140 Harward, Kim (12) 94 Hoggan, Randy (10) 125 Jewewett, Kerie (9) 140 Katsan, Mike (9) 140, 152 Hatch, Monica (10) 124 Holdaway, Patricia (12) 95 Jewewett, Shane (II) Ill Hatfield, Keith (12) 36, 94, Holmgren, David (9) 140 Johns, Julie (12) 10, 79, 95, Katsan, Petros (10) 53, 126, 157, 159, 161 151 Holmgren, Sheila (II) I 10 184 Hatton, Eric (10) 124 Holsten, Russell (9) 140 Johnson, Chris ( 12) 23, 28, Katsilas, Michael (9) 140 Holt, Barry (12) 95 Katwyk, Troy (12) Hatton, Michael (12) 94 Holt, Dale (12) 67, 68. 96. 148, 154, 160, Kaye, Michelle (I I) 82, Ill Haueter, Thomas (12) 12, Holtby, Steven (10) 125, 189 Keane, Angela (II) Johnson, Gay\iene (9) 140, Kee, Craig (9) 140 24,94 151. 152 Keener, Rebecca (12) 96, Hauser, Cynthia (I0) 124, Homer, Drew (10) 125 160 Hone, Brenda (12) 95 Johnson, Jacquelin (9) 149 151 Horsecroft, Dalton (12) Johnson, Kathy (12) 96 Kelley, Gary (10) 126 Havens, Bart (9) 139, 157 Horsecroft, Dianna (10) Johnson, Kimberly (II) Ill. Kelly, Scott (12) Horvath, Felisside (12) 95 Kelson, Kathy (12) 96 Havens, Robin (12) 27, 94, Houmand, Ryan (10) 155 Kemp, Lisa (11) 17, Ill. 155 Householder, Jerry (I 2) 95 Kemp, RICk (II) Ill 154 Hovenden, Amy (9) 140 Johnson, Mark (II) 1I 1 Kennedy, James (9) I 40 Hawkins, Brenton (9) 140, Johnson, Michael (10) 13, Kennedy, Jeannine (II) 111 Howard, Calerie (10) 83, Kennelly, Judd (10) 126, 159 159 41' 125, 157, 159, 161 Kennelly, Mane (I I) I II, Hawkins, Nicole (I I) I 10, 125, 151' 152, 155 Johnson, Steven (10) 125, Howell, DeAnne (12) 95 151 150 Hoynn, Duyen (9) 151 Kenyon, Sandra (II) Ill Heaps, Chris (10) 124, 157, Hutcheon, Todd (ll) 110 Johnson, Suzanne (12) 43, Kerbs, David (10) 126 Hymas. Lisa (I l) Ill. 152 Ketterer, Andy (10) 126 158. 159, 161 96, 160 Ketterer, Kr1sty (9) 140Heder, Bill (12) 23, 25, 29, liJj Johnstun, M1ke (10) 1?.5, 151 Ketterer, Robert (II ) Ill , 31. 36, 64, 94, 148, 157, lngebrigtsen, Lishia (9) 140 Johnstun, Nicki (12) :r>, 96, 157, 158 Irish, Kimberly (9) 140 Khoune, Somsanith (10) 126 158, 165, 56, 191 Isbell, John (10) 160 Kilhnger, Martha (12) Heder, Laurel (9) 43, 140, lsi, Bruce (II) Ill Johnstun, Paul (10) 125, 156 K1m, Chae Pin (12) 96 Jack, Lisa (12) 95 Johnstun, Teena (9) 140 Kim, Ho Yon (9) 141. 161 155, 160 Jackson, Diane (9) 140 Jones, Apnl (10) 125 Kim, HUI (10) 126, 152Helfer, Kevin (10) Jackson, John (9) 140, 161 Jones, Dorryl (1?.) 29, 31, 89, Kimball, Ben (9) 141 Jackson, Julie (12) 95, 155 King, Darin (12)Helm, Allen (12) 94, 157 Jacobson, Darin (II) 96, 167 King, Michelle (10) 126Helwich, Janean (11) 110 Jake, Everett (9) Jones, David (12) 96 Kirkpatnck, Shawn (9) 141Helwich, Sandy (12) 94 James, Carrie (12) 73, 95, Jones, Donme (10) K1ssilles, Anthony (II) IllHembury, Shelly (10) 124, Jones, Jeff (12) 96 Kissilles, Emery (10) 126 155 Jones, Jennifer (9) 140 Kissilles, Joseph (9) 1414 155 James, David (9) 140, 159 Jones, Juhanne (II) Ill, Kitchen, Daren (II)Hempel, Jodi (11) 110 James, Tracy (10) 125 K1yota, Brent (9) 40, 135,Hendricks, Paul (10) 124 Janssen, Lori (II) 149, 155Hendricksen, Guy (II) 110, Janssen, Michael (12) Jones, Kevin (10) 125, 156 141, 159, 191 Jardine, Amy (9) l 40 Jones, Kristi (9) Kiyota, Michelle (12) 96, 149, 161, 54 Jennings, Michelle (10) 125 Jones, Linda (II) Ill Jensen. Alicia (10) 125 Jones, Michael (12) 96 149, 164Herman, David (12) 94 Jensen, Carol (10) 125 Jones, Nathan (I I) Ill Kmght. Jeff (12) 96Herre, Jennifer (11) 110, 154 Jensen, Heather (12) 95, Jones, Richard (I 0) 125 Kmght. Kasey (9) 141 , 160Herrick, Ted (10) Jones, V1rgmia (12) 96, 155 Knight, Larry (10) 126, 157,Herring, Wanda (10) 124 149, 155 Jonsson, Brian (10) 125 Jensen, Jane (9) 140 Jordan, Michelle (9) 140 159Heugly, David (II) Jensen, Jill (II) 11 I Jorgensen, Brenda (J 0) 126, Knight, Lonme (12) 96Hewitt, Thomas (10) I 24 Jensen, Katrma (9) 140, 150 Knudsen, Kimberly (9) 141,Hewitt, Tina (II) 115 Jensen, Linda (II) Ill 160Hiatt, James (9) 140 Jensen, Lisa (11) 111 Jose, Tina (II) 160Hickman, Carolyn (12) 65, Jensen, Sandra (II) 70, Ill, Knudsen, Wade (12) 96, 151 Joseph, Jacquie (11) 47, J I J, Koplin, Todd (II) Ill, 157, 94, 148, 149, 155, 168 150Hickman, Dani (II) I 10, Jensen, Shauna (9) 160 158 Jensen, Shaunalee (ll) I 1I, Joseph, Taraca (12) 96, 155 Korpi, Johnny (10) 126, 153 149, 154 Judd, Missy (10) 126, 154 Krait, K1mberly (10) 126,Hickman, Lisa (10) 124 114, 154, 84Hickman, Tanya (10) 125, Judd, Terri (12) I I, :r>, 58, 151 Krambule, Jerry (10) 126 154 96, 154, 160 Krambule, Ron (12) 96, 151Hiebert. Brenda (I I) 110, Kuenn, Tara (10) 126 KkLl 154Hiebert, William (9) 140, Kartchner, Kimberly (10) 126, 154 154Hildebrand, Mike (10) 125Hill, Br1an (10)Hill, Curtis (I I) 20, 110, 161,51Hill, Rebecca (9) 140196/lndex •

IndexKuehn, Todd (12)96 Lew1s, Russell (12) 36, 65, Matsumori, Alisa (9) 142 MeZd, Mario (12)Kume, M1derazu (12) Mattox, Lonnetle (9) 142 Milburn, Tamara (10) 128Kunz, Dav1d (II) 2, 49. 157, w. 148, 157. 158 Maughan, Greg (12) W, 151 Mtller, Brenda (10) 43. 47, Maughan, Pamela (9) 142 158 Leyba, Jaquelm (10) 127, Maughan, Rochelle (10) 127, 98, 159. 160Kunz. Tamm1c (10) 126 128 Mtller, Nancy (10) 128Kunz. Troy (9) 141 153 Miller, Richard (12) 98, I !:A)Kunz, Trudy(9) 141,155 LilJa, Per (12) W Maulioin. Monique (10) I 28,Kurelich, Michelle (10) 126 Lmdsey, Dame! (12) W Milne, Matthew (9) 40, 135,Kury, Francesco (9) 141 Lippon, Tammy (9) 141 160Laboucanc, Jan (10) 126 Lloyd, Kathryn (9) 142, 191 Maxwell, Clayton (10) 128 142, 159, 161Lake. Laura (12) 96, 167 Lloyd, K1m (10) 127 Maxwell, David (II) 112, Mmnick, Michael (9) 56,Lam. Vo Tuycn (9) 141 Lloyd, Michael (9) 142, 156Lam, Yoonq (10) 126 Lloyd, Susan (II) 112 151, 152 143, 156Lamb, Jason (9) 141 Lloyd, Tracy (10) 142 Maxwell, !ami (II) 112 M1tchell, Kimberly (9) 143,Lampmq, Cathcrme (II) Lofgren, Shari (10) 127 Maxwell, Rebecca. (9) 142 Lonqmore. Tracy (9) 142 McAIIee. K1mberly (10) 128 155 Ill, 154 Lopez, L1sa (10) 10, 127 McAllister, Richard (9) 142. M1tchell, Rollin (10) 128, 159Lance, Amta (10) 79, 127, Lopez, Mtke(11) 112 Mt!chell, Todd (II) 112, Lopez, Tammy (10) 127 152 154 Lord, C'harlinn (9) 142 McCall, Melony (10) 128 151. 156Langenooch~r. Rodney (I I) Lord, Nolana (12) 7, 53 McCallister, Jerry (II) Monaco. Jodi (10) Lovdngaphay, Khantha1y McClure, Kathleen (10) 128 Mons, Allen (9) 143 Ill McClusky, Timothy (9) 142 Monson, Aaron (9)Langenbackcr, Tiffany (10) (II) 112 McConnell, David (9) 142 Monson, Laura (10) Love, l.eann (10) 127 McCormick, James (II) 112 Montague, Marie (10) 128 127 Lucas, Gail (9) 142 McCormick, Kelly (12) WLangford, Greqory (10) 127 Lucc1S, Kns (10) 127 McCulley, Michelle (12) 71, Montague, Michael (12) 98Langford, Scott (II) Ill Luck, Angela (10) 127 Montgomery, Lyr1c (9) 83,Larabee, Dann (II) Ill Lunnmq, Ke1h (12) W 97, !!:A)Larsen, Brent (10) 127. 161 Ly, Shoua (12) W McCulloch, Robert (II) 112 143, 152Larsr>n, Chns (12) 96 McDermott, Becky (12) 29, Montoya, Billy (II) 8, 31, MmNnLars\"n, D<lren (12) 96. 157, 31,89,W, 160 83. 112, 152. 154 158 MaC'O, kllroy (12) 31, 45, McDonald, T11fany (12) 98 Moon, Karla (10) l28. 155 g], 156 McEnhre, Donald (II) 51, Moore. Douglas (II) 82,Lars,n, Juslin (9) 53, 141, Mar·e, !lolly (II) 112 112, 161,54 112. 152. 154 161 Mace L1M (9) 142 McFarlane, Rosalie (10) 128, Moore, Janeen (12) 29, 54,Larsen, Lon (1?.) g], 155, Machan, Danelle (11) 112 Machan, Lon (10) 127 153, 155 89, 98, 154 168 Mac.:Kay, Scott (10) 127, 151 McFarlane, Troy (12) 28. 39, Moore, John (10) 128LafSI'n, MJChdel (I 0) 127 MIH' K~y. Shanlyn (12) W. Morgan, David (II) 112 98, 157, 158 Morrill. Stacie (I 0)LarsPn, Tt~mrd (12) 10, W 149 M<.-G11l, Gma (9) 142 Morris, Sandra (10) 128Lasater. Demse (1?.) W Ma<·S, Momca (9) 142, 160 McGmn, Toni (10) 128 Mortensen, Dawn (9) 143,Laughter, R1chartl (10) 127 Maes, Rtck (12) McGmnis, Tand1 (12) 98,Lawson. Knyk·en (II) 00. M11halley, Judy (9) 152 155 MII)Ors, Tt>redS<J (10) 127 155 Mortensen, Martm (9) 143 112, 153 M11k111, Greg (9) Melli, Curt1s (10) 128 Moss, lana (9) 143Learned. Sharmon (10) 127 Malstrom, Jamie ( 11) 112 Mcilrath, Danielle (10) 128, Moss, Terrie (I0) 128Leav11t, Shawn (9) 141 Mdl!':trom, Oumn (9) 142, Moua, Youa (II)Le, Dung Tn (II) 112 !51 Mounteer, Nancy (10) 128 159 McMullin, Kirk (12) Mower, Natalie (II) 105,Lee, Juh<' (9) Itil Mannmg, Melod1e (12) 127 McNeal, Kimberly (12) Marclldnt, Sh<1wn (9) 142 112LeP, l.mda (12) 22, 28, 59, Markhr~m, James (II) 112 McKed, Sherry (9) 135, 141, Mower, Shaur1 (9) 143, 159 66, gJ, 1'18, 15'1, 100, 189 Markh<1m, M1chael (12) g] 142, 153 Moyeda. Melissa (9) 143 MMques, Susan (9) 31, 142 Muir, Laureen (10) 3, 69.Le~. Shc1UrH1tl (II) 112 Morhn, l.o~1a (II) McNeal. Brad (9) 142LPFevre, Dt~n<l (9) 141 Marhnez, Angela (9) 142, McPherron. Janae (9) 142 128, 149, 160LeFevre. Natnhe (II) 112 McPherson, Enck. (9) 83, Mu1r, LeeAnn (12) II. 25,LeFevre, Todd (12) W 152Lehn<1rdt. lorn (10) 127, Marhnt-z, Kenneth (9) 142 142, 152 26. 84, 85, 98, 154, 165, Marltncz, Rend (9) 142 151, 153 Mdson, Frankie (12) 149 Meade, Barry (9) 142, 151, 167Lemonds, M1chacl (12) W, Ma!:On, K1m (II) I 12, 149 156 MUir, Russell (II) 44, !:A), M<1th·•ws, M1chf\"lle (II) 112, 151, 153 Meadows, Dean (12) 98 112, 156, 161,54Lems, Ktm (9) 1'11 153 Mec.ham, Matthew (9) 142 Mulhner, ]oni (10) 128Longp)e, loltl (II) I 12 Mumford, Kimra (10) 129,LcnnbPrq, Troy (9) 1'11, 159 Mecham, Pamela (9) 142LestPr, Lt~urd (9) 141 Medma, N1ckie (10) 128 155Levmc, Mmdy (12) g] Medsker, !ami (9) 142 Murry, Micheal (9) 53, 143, Meldrum. Kelly (11) 112.Levtne, Renme (9) 141. 155 159, 161Lew1s, John (II) 112, 157, 156 Muthere1ch, Karen (I 2) 46, Menna, Margaret (10) 128, 158 98,155,156, 160,61,49Lew1a, M1chelle (10) 127, 151 152 Muthere1ch, Kersten (12) 73, MeZd, Ann (9) 155 156 Myers, K1rk. (12) 98 Ilndex/197

Index Myrick, LiSd (9) 143, 160 Osborn, Lorena (10) 85, Peterson, Deborah (10) 130, Pullen, Brent (10) 131 Myrick, Tami (12) 28, 67, 129, 154, 160 155 Pulsipher, Cheryl (12) !CO Pulsipher, Lori (9) 144, 152 84, 85, 94, 148, 149, 154 Osthed, Torbjorn (10) 129 Peterson. Deedre (9) 144, Nance, Kelly (10) 129 Ostler, Kevin (12) 99 170 QqRr Nash, Sheila (12) Ostler, Lori (II) 129 Neff, Holly (11) 59, 112, Ostler, Shelley (10) 129 Peterson, Duston (10) 131. Rager, Diane (12) ICO, 153 Ostler, Tamara (II) 113 Ramirez, Matthew (9) 144 149, 151, 156, 160 Ottley, Darren (II) 113 !50 Rasmussen, Jerry (II ) I 14 Nelson, Bradford (12) 15, Overman, Ken (12) Peterson, Pamela (10) 84, Rasmussen, Lee (9) 144 Owen, LiSd (12) 99, 160, 61 Rasmussen, Randy (9) 131 95,98, 149,166 Pace, Carolyn (II) 113 85,99 Raymond, Paula (9) ICO Nelson, Cheryln (10) 129, Pace, Scott (12) 99 Peterson, Sharece (9) 144, Redmond, AnnaMarie (9) Padmos, Robert (12) 4, 38, Reed, Michelle (10) 131, 151 160 Nelson, Devin (10) 129, 160 99, 157. 158, 170 Peterson, Sharon (II) 114, 149 Nelson, James (10) 26, 129 Page, Brian (II) Reich, Kevin (12) !CO, 150 Nelson, Kenneth (11) 112 Panakhone, Pakyked (10) 150 Reiley, Louis (11) 114 Nelson, Ronald (9) 143, 152 Peterson, Tamara (II) 114 Reiley, Sean (12) 1CO Nelson, Russell (9) 143, 161 129 Peterson, Tricia (II) 114, Reyes, Renee (10) 131. 151 Nelson, Ryan (11) 112, 151 Pangos, Gaven (10) 129 Reyes, Troy (9) 144 Nelson, Sandra (10) 129 Pangos, Jimmy (10) 129 152, 155 Reynolds, Jennifer (9) 144 Nelson, Tara (II) 112 Parker, Carol (12) 99 Pet!, Trish (9) 144 Rich, David (9) Nelson, TereSd (10) 129 Parker, John (9) 143 Pettersson, William (10) 131, Rich, Elizabeth (9) Nelson, Tina (9) 143, 152 Parkin, Brenda (9) 143 Richards, Connie (II) I 14, Nelson, Toni (12) Parkin, Gil (10) 129 151 Nelson, Torin (9) 143 Petty, Wayne (10) 131 149, 153 Ness, Staci (II) 113, 165 Parry, Rhea (II) 113 Phan, Minh (12) Richards, Erac (10) 131. 150 Neuman, Darrell (II) 113, Parson, Denise (9) 143 Phillips, Gary (10) Richards, Jerone (10) 131, Parus, Heidi (10) 129, 155 Phonakhone, Pakayham (12) 149 Paskins, Heidi (10) 129, 155 157, 158, 159 Nichols, Alesia (9) Patterson, Sean (II) 113 99, 155 Richards, John ( 12) ICO Nielson, Barry (10) 129 Patterson, Debra (11) 143 Phong, Fanny (12) Richins, Raymon (11) 114 Nielson, Brad (II) 113 Paxman, Debra (9) 143 Phong, Juhe (10) Richmond, Kayelyn (10) Nielson, Chris (10) 129 Paxman, Lincoln (II) 3, 113, Phouthavong, SiSdvath (10) Rieben, Cindy (12) !CO Nielson, Heather (10) 129, Riel, Chrashn (10) 131, 151 149, 153 131 Roach, Michelle (II) 153 Peacock, Darren (9) 143, Paerce, Andrew (12) 99 Roberts, Tma (II) 114 Nielson, Janene (9) 143 Pierce, Ty (9) 144 Robinson, Brent (10) 131 Niemann, Kathy (9) 160 152 Piper, Laurie ( 12) 45, 99, Robinson, Cormna (10) 131 Niemann. Julie (12) Peacock, Douglas (10) 72. Robmson, Holhe (II) 114,Norton, Sonia (11) 113 156 129, 150, 154 Piper, Sharon (9) 144 153 OoPp Pearson, Cindy (II) 113 Player, Brian (9) 144 Robinson, Laurel (9) 144 Peay, Karen (10) 129 Player, Mathew (12) 50, 99, Robinson, Roger (10) 131Oar, Melinda (12) 98 Peay, Linda (9) 143 Robinson, SuSdn (10) 131Oberg, Sheila (12) 99 Peay, Richard (II) 113, 157, 161,54 Robison, Mark (9) 145Oborn, Stacy (9) 143 Poland, Cynthia (10) Robison, Sydney (II) 114,Odell, George (9) 143 158 Poland, Lynn (II) 114Ollret, Shaun (10) 129 Peck, Troy (10) Popp, Paul (11) 114 115, 149, 152Ohms, Brookell (9) 143 Pender, Phil (9) 143 Pouyer, Annette (9) 144, Rodriguez, Andrew (12) 82,Oldham, Lori (II) 113 Pendleton, Boyd (10) 129,Oliphant. Doug (12) 99. 155 152 !CO, 152Oliver, Jed (10) 129, 161 157, 159 Powell, Shauna (12) 84, 99, Rodriguez, Jonathan (10)Oliver, Mike (10) 129 Pendleton, Jerry (12) 4, 99,Oliver, Roger (II) 40, 107, 154 131, 152 157, 158 Powell, Sherisse (10) 131 Rogers, Brent (12) 73, ICO, 113, 157, 158 Perkins, Scot (9) 143 Praag, Michael (II) 114Olson, Ann (10) 78, 85, 129, Perkins. Shane (I0) I ~ Praag, Machele (9) 144 155 Prather, Patricia (9) 144, Rogers, Jon (I 0) 154 Perrenoud, Chadd ('iO) 129 Roos, Mary Ann (II) 114Olson, Darren (12) 99, 157, 152, 155, 170 Rose, Ryan (9) 145 Perrenoud, Tammy (9) 143 Price, Danny (10) 131, 151 Ross, Robm (10) 131, 151 158 Perry, April (10) 129 Price, Tony (10) 131 Rostrom, Davad (II) 114Olson, Leslie (9) 143 Perry, Davad (9) 144 Prince, Karen (II) 75, 81, Roth, Chras (12) !COOlson, Sharon (12) 99 Perry, Juha (9) 144 Rou, Bun Sor (II) 114Ooka, Noriko (12) Petersen. Carol (II) 00, 114, 153, 155 Rowe, Braan (12) 82, !CO,Openshaw, JSdnu (11) 113 Petersen, Martin (10) 130 Prince, SuSdn (12)Orme, Michelle (9) 143, 155 Peterson, Shem (9) 144 Probst. Debra (II) I 14 152Orwin, Suzanne (II) 113 Peterson, Brenda (II) 113, Procunaer, CeaSdr (10) Rowe, LiSd (II) 114 Provard, Ehzabeth (10) 131 154 Pryor, LaSd (I 2) 99 Peterson, Brenda (II) 113, Puder, Rhett (10) 131. 157, 154 159 Pe!erson, Chad (9) 144 Puder, Walliam (I 2) 22, 99, 157, 158 Pugmare, Stacae (9) 144, 153 Pullan, Kenneth (12) 76, 99I 198/Index

IndexRueckert, Stacy (10) 131 Shelton. Mat (12) 101 Stay. Kevm (12) :D, 31, 101, Tenwolde. Marnie (10) 132Ruffell, Layne (9) 145, 161 Shoaf, Bryan (9) 145, 152 149. ISO Terry. Roger (9) I 46, ! 59Runollson, Russell (12) 100 Tetone, Paul (12) 102 Silcox, Shaun (10) 13J. 159 Stemagel, Jeffrey (12) 101 SsTt S1lcox. Stevan (9) 185, 159 Thacker. Gary (II) I 16 S1mons, Donald (9) 185. 159 Stemke. Kordme (10) I:D Thackeray. Nancy (II) 116Sadler. Annette (12) 100 S1mons. Dorothy (I I) 42. 46. Stemmons, Leononard (9) Thackeray. Richard (9) 146.Sadler. Knshne (12) 81. I00. Stevens. M ichelle (10) 47. 115. 153. 160 Stevenson, Juhe (12) 101 156 !53 Ssmons, Jeffrey (10) 41. 13J. Stewart, Judd (II) 115 Thao, Tou (10)Sadler. LISd (12) 100. 149. Stewart, Marcy (II) 115 Thomas, Daron (II) 116 157, 159 Stewart, Todd (10) l:D. 151 Thomas. David (10) 132 ISO S1mons, Kyle (10) 13J. 157, Thomas. Lisa (9) 146. 153Saldivar. Kenneth (II) 114 Stillwell. Robert (12) 20. :D. Thomas. Tanya (10) 132.Saldivar. Peter (12) 100 158. 159. 161 38. 101. 157. 158. 160Sanchez. Michelle> (9) 145 Simonson. Bryan (I I ) 115 153. 156Sarlo. Athena (10) 13:) Simonson. Laura (9) 145. Shlson, Tamm y (10) 13J Thomas, Troy (II) 116. 157,Sayarath. O lldom (12) 100Sayarath. Somkhdm (10) 130 !52 Stoker. Darm (10) 72. 132. 168Sayvone, D,mq (I I) Stmonson. M ark (12) 101Sayers, Lane (12) 100, 152 S1monson. Scott (9) 145. 161 154 Thompson. Andrea (10) 132Scadlock, Dudme (9) 145 Sinclair, Tamie (1 2) 10 1 Stone. Barbara (12) 101. 153 Thompson, M atthew (9) 146,Scadlock. Jcnrult>r (10) 130. S1res. Tracey (10) 130 Stone, Nancy ( I I) 115 Smalley. S1mone (10) 13J. Storper, Peller (I I) I I 5, 152 152. 153 Thompson. Mike (II) 37. 50,Scheenng. Enc; (10) 145. 156 !51 157. 158. 189 Sm1lh, Darrell (I I ) 115 Stott. Jerry (9) 146 116. 157. 158. 16 1. 54Scheunch. Joe (9) 145. 152 Sm1th. Dave (II) !53 Thompson, Rhonda (12) I 02Schmidt, Maru~ (!?.) 100 Sm1th, He1d1 (9) 145 Stout, Enn (9) 146Schm1dl. Michelle (II) 114 Thompson. Shelley (10) 132Schmidt , Robert (II) 114. Smsth. James (9) 145 Stout. Lon (10) 132 Thornblad, Nancy (II) 116. Smsth, Jeffrey (I I) 115 Stout. Ten (9) 146. 153 157. 158 Smsth. hmmy (10) Strebel. Gerlad (10) 132. 160Schm1dl. Tiff,my (!?.) 101 Sm1th. Johnalhan (9) 145. Thorne. Rebecca (II)Schneiter. EhzdlY-·th (II) 44 , 161 Thorne. Reese (12) ISO Strebel. Kaylynn (9) 146 Thorn wall. Kalyn (9) 146 liS. 155. 156 Smtih, Kellyltll (9) 145 Stromberg. Rtchard (9) 146. Thurgood. Brei (9) 146Schnelle. Mark ( 12) II I, Smtih, Ltsa (12) 101 , 153. Thurgood, Todd (12) :D. 161 151 155 Stuck. Gary (II) 115 102Schoheld. Mmcly (9) 145 Smslh. Lloyd (10) 13:) Summers. Ray (9) 146. 152. Tsdwell Michelle (10) 132.Schohdd. N1kl (IJ.) 101 . l!iO Smtih, Margo (9) 145Schollmeyer. Bnqdt ( 12) Smslh. Noble (12) 101 !59 151, 154 Smsth. Pamela (12) 101 Summers. Ryall (10) 122. Timmreck. Robert (9) 146 101 Smslh, Robert (9) 145 Ttppelts, Denette. (9) 146.SchoudPI. )<tmi's (9) 14G Smtih, Ter1 (10) 13J 132. 15?.Sc·how, C'rdiCJ (9) 14'> Smtih, T1m (12) Swenson. Curhs (12) IOI , ISO 153Schwdrtzl'r, M<1rk (10) 1 :~> Sm<kman. Susan (9) 145Scott. RobNI (12) 101 Snow. Ehsabcth (9) 145 Swi!or. Juhe (II) 115 Toole, DeAnn (12) 2. 28. 59.Scott. Russ<•ll (10) l lg, l :lO. Tackett, Edwdrd (12) 101 67.68. 102.148,160 Snow, Pamela (II) 68, 115. Tackett, Sandr<1 (9) 146, 160 151. 15?. Ta ft , Kevm (9) 146 Topham, Kenneth (10) 132.Scott, W t>ndy (9) 1 4~ 1'18 Ta ft , Stc>ve (12) 102 157, 159 Snyd~·r. Fara (10) Tan. Le Ktm (II) 115Scroqqm, L1~1 (II) 115. I !)5 Somduth, Khonekhan (10) Tang. H<11( I I) Torres. M tchelle (I I ) 75, 116 Somt>rs, Juhl• (9) 145 Tang. Uem (9) Torrey, Jannel (9) 146Scroqym. Russel ( I?.) I0 I. Sore•nscn, LISd (II ) I 15 Tarbet, Karl (II) 115 Tran, Ngoc (12) 15 1 SorensPn, Karl (9) 145 Tran. Vinh (9) 146 Sor,.nsen, Paul (9) 145 Tarr. Robyn ( I I) 78. 79. Treadway. G orJan (1 1) 44,S.•arly. Tt n~ 1 (1?.) 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