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Working to improve myself. and my skills wasn't easy, but with challenges. also came fun. I did everything but kill myself at our tubing party . I was asleep at our breakfast. but had a great time at our stomp. I had to work har·d for state competiton. yet it was real exciting in many ways.!tow one: Mr. King, Advisor: Lance Schmidt. Brian Robertson. Ray Allred . Scott Brown . Alan Buchanan . Kevin Sybrowski. Row two: )ani Milne. Terri Barlow . RobynBirch. Patty Winger . Kim Kempner . Eileen Smith. Suzanne Ferre. Cindy Robinson . Cyndee Slade. Terri Lester. Brenda Golberg, Kelli Golding. Row three: DavidRynearson . Brent Golberg. Ray Thacker. Craig Mace . Jim Nelson . Leslie Gailey. Craig Brooksby, Doreen Stauffer. Pam Bolliger. Susan Kendrick. Desi Barker. AnneMiller. Marcy Ferguson. Row rou1: Joey Davis. Chad Homer. Jeff Phillios. Carl Sargent. Corey Houmand . Gary Thomas. David Orgill . Barry Sorenson . Steve Maddox.Robert Mathie . Kevin Gallagher. Rhonda Norton. Randy Huoes. Kevin Pack . Pat Flynn. Row five: Alan Beck. Buck Sharples. Dave Zeller. Lorin Capson. Jim Mad -dox . Duffy Pingree . steve Overson . Steve Deleeuw . Randy Draper. George Gonzales. Lee Smith . David Allen . Mike Black. 99

D.E.C.A. Mrs. Wilson AdvisorIsn't it always the story? Two months todo something and I encl up cramming my OFFICERS: Mike Mounteer. Carol Nielson. Jeff Meldrum . Laura Fergus.journal for marketing into the last week-end. Though there were hassles. and lotsof work. I learned a lot about marketing,management.. and merchandising. I didn'tget picked from our school to go to StateCompetition. but I gained a lot fromtrying. The spaces between the businessside were always filled with activities.roller-skating. banquets. parties. serviceprojects. millions of ideas for a fun yearand just the right kids to make themhappen too! D.E.C.A . was fun and goodtimes. yet learning and experience too. Row one: Reed Gifford . jan Coffin. Sherilyn Arnold. Victor Smith . Roger Jaynes. Laura Fcrous. Kevin Oily , Tony Cates. Cindy jordan. jolla Hanna. Row two: Shelly Reed . Becky johnson , Sharon Stanger. Debbie Williams . Sherry Atkinson . Suzilnne Ferre . Carol Butler. Mlckl lloundY· jolene Tingey. Jea nine Oliver . Laura Olsen. Row three: Chad Homer. Dave Hodson . Maxine Yazhe. jolynn Brown . Mike Mountecr. Diana Baer. Tammy Mellor. Row four: Janella Cox. Robert Causey , Mike Burkman . Kim Kempner. Lynn Anderson , Tom Wiseman . David KimiJail · Row five: There sa Allan . Pam Chapman . Greg JJallard . Cralo Fi sher. Debhle Lanier. Flora Limb . Linda Morgan . Carol Nielsen . Jeff Melrlrunl · Ann Dunster. Kent Jacobson . Row six: )'Dean Adams . Larry Wallers. Duane Bailey . Kirk Pclcrsen . Sharon Tobin , Claudia Krueger. Paf11 summerhays. Janet Gough , Tracey Hunsaker. Nancy Walkenhorst. Dave n ck . ll.ow seven: Terry Sp rouse . Annette Crebs. Tcrl ll ouo hton . Cindy Paramore. Charlene Zupa n. Ally Olsen. OHwn Moore, Los Galley . Duane Oovls . jay Stuart. Kent Oamjanovich. Daryl Bingham. Roll' eight: Kelly Christensen. rawna Ridlnq. Cindy Slade. Cindy Robinson . wacte Kino . Sid jones . Oan washburn. Kev'ln Gallagher. Jeff Leavitt. Mr. clark. Advisor. Row nine: Ken Noffsinger. Cralo Anderson . Grant Ra(Jsllale . David Pett. Ktyn Edmunds. 1\rtlo Edmunds .100

BookstoreRow one: Carol Nielson. Laura Fergus. Ann Dunster. Row two: Larry Wallers. Mike Mr. Jensen I always liked working in the book-Mounteer. Kirk Petersen. Row three: Duane Bailey , Jeff Meldrum. ]ay Stuart. Advisor store. I didn't especially like refunding money for the coke machine or copingllPPICERS: Carma Hansen. Lynda Short. juli e McCormick. Katie Houmand . Kim Miss Nelson with complaints about inflation. andNoorda. Marsha Rnnc. Missing: DeAnna Hill. Advisor sometimes it was absolute chaos when hungry bodies just kept streaming in. but then I didn't blame them. We could- n't help it if our food was terrific. We sampled it enough times to know. F. B. L.A. I guess it all started when my typing speed took a leap up 50 words a minute. I could never imagine myself as a secretary, but I just had to find out what those funny shorthand marks meant. One thing led to another- running machines and struggling for a mailable letter. It was a lot of hard work. but now I'm going to Stale for business com- petition. F.B.L.A. is the fun side of business . and with our parties. projects. employer-employee ban- Quet. I'm beginning to think a boss's knee wouldn't be too bad.!tow one: Yvonne Broarlhcad . Wendy Erickson. Sandy Lambson. Kathy Keele . Canna Hansen. Pam Tazzer. Peggy Crouch.Elaine Paxman. Shauna Moore. Kelly Kunz. Row two: Staci Fenton. Julie McCormick. Kellt Olsen. Cindy Roberts . Kim Noorda.Ka thy Robertson , Roxane Ordakowskt. Lynda Short. Claudia Krueger. Kelli Nelson. Row three: Loe Pierce. DeVi Marler. Marsha!lane. Kallc lloumand . jill Fritz . La Rae Leany. Lynda Lyman. Nola Peterson . Peggy Hummel. 101

OFFICERS: jena Crapo. Becky Johnson . Motivation and interpretation are really important to me. I could get an idea to make- up a dance. but the dance was only as good as my interpretation. The Dance Club gave me a chance to put some of my better efforts on display. We performed a Christmas pro- gram for the elementaries. a concert for Jordan and anyone else who wanted to see us. Dance Club Kaye Atkinson. Nadine Smllll. Marilyn Hyde . jeri Bishop . Bobble Lee Gatehouse . Ronda Cope. jcn~ crapo. Debbie Clough , Shauna Eyre. LeAnn Terry , Karla Norton. Sherry johnson. Karen llverlll. Lor Jones. Shelley Reed . Becky Johnson . Debbie Hadley . Cindy Forbes . Cindy Jordan. Tracey Leavitt. Kathy Everlll. Nancy Price.102

SKI CLUI3 MEMflERS Rick Adair, Sherilvn ArnolU . Karllee .'\nder- bee. Marsha Hendrickson. ~.1arjean Hooser. Gerry Ivie . Jill Jensen. jeanette Johnson. Frank ]ex . Cind y )onlan. Lisa Knnke. Cherylesnn . Colleen Anous. Duane Uai!ey, Dennis Alvey. Greg lJallanl. Lamping. jan Larsen. Dallas Lyon . Robert Mathie . Tammy Max-Terry Barlow. llracl Aauoh. Steve Bawden. Brent Rest. Kent well. Brad MernJI. laymie Meynr.k . Meline Moller. Chris Mr.-!lest. jeri llishop , Archie Blackham . Dale Bnl]m, Paul Arown . Cormick. joan :Viortenson. Lori Mace . Lloyd 1\elson. Karla , orton. Rhonda :'lorton . Handy Oakeson . Dovicl Orgill. TimMall Bishop. Sl8ve Bruwn . Man 13uch<Hwn l<eed llrklacieh.. Olsen . .\1\ike Ozosky, Steve Overson. Rhea Pace Elaine Pax- man. Jlll Perry . Dave Pett . julie Porter. Kim Powell. Co ll eenMark Burniullam. enrol Huller. Chris Chapman. Uanlel Chaver.. PrirH;e. John Pyie . Cindy Richardson. Kirk Rirling. Brian Rohcrt-Dave Clough. Deilhie t;lourJh . Jan Cof[in . Bryan C1iger . John so.lt. nan hail. Mike Sheppard. Cynrtee Slade . S1cl Smith. Paula Sm1th, Tr.resa Smith . Terry Sprouse. Lonnie Stilson. Jay Stuart. PamCosliiJo. Lori Cran.ncY. BWne Cozzens . Ha!ph Crvstal. Laura Summerhays . Rnndy Sylvester. Mike ScllU!Zke . Curlls Todehara. Riel<. Takemori. Gary Thomas Sharon TDbin. Annette Thornock.Dansie. Terry Davls. Stev,lf DeLeeuw. Gu\ en Dillard. SaUHl Glen Vawdrey Gal Wadsworth . Tammy Wagstaff. Karen Walters.Enniss. Kirn Elison. Paul F.el~urr.. Lynn Ann !'rrre. Hrnd Fentb!l Diane washburn. Kathy Wasl1burn. John Weilster. Brad Winger.Cindy l•'oriJcs. Scol l Fllatl$rst'nnc. Mike Forb ··- Brt•Cfl Farnswortl!. Denn1s Wharton, Ray Willr.tte. De\lhie Williams.Dan Fra ncom . Terr~ Gtll'herum. Pal Galland . l\1arty 'Gerber. )oaTTl'ltlGlnssey, Slr.wart Gantner Ron Glove1. Heid Gi!fotd Steve 'tourIcy, Kr.vin t:allaghcr. 8r.l'ltt Grihllte. Shnll~r fieYts~:n. Rod llndecmVicky lladean ..\1Jke HantlltOTl Blair Hanks. Julia Uanna. Giilfnellllanscn. Tracie Hansen, Marcie Harris. K'Othy ll'a~. Te1e~a Hta- Ski ClubAfter 1 flnally mastered the snowplow in my back-yard. I decided 1 was ready for the slopes. I hadtrouble finding people to ski with though. so I joinedthe Ski Club. where everybody else was. I wasn'tsuper at it and it was great to see other kids take agrand wipeout as often as 1 did . even though when Ilaughed. I'd usually dump it three feet under .. . again. 103

G. A.A.I've always been involved in sports from Row one: Jolene Christenson. Ann Dunster . Tamara Walkenhorst . Shelly McCollough, Joyce Jackman .the neighborhood \"boys only\" ball games Row two: Julie Chamberlain. Debbie Francom . Tammy Smith . Julie Vowles. Debbie Clough, Dararight on up to gym class scrimmages. So Anderson. Jodi Bentley, Tam! Okubo . Tawna Riding . Kelli Christenson. Row three: Mrs. Price . Ad -1 really thought G.A.A. was great. I lovedworking to the point where I knew we visor: Lori Mace . vecAnn Watson . Cindy Paget . Cindy McDonald . Karen Gatchouse . Gloria Bailey.could make it ... and we did too. The Debra Blazzard . Row four: Liz Gonzales. J.oe Pierce. julie Porter. Caro lce Anderson . Doris Sharp .competition we gave the other teams was joan Mortensen . Nicholc Longstaff. Kathy Noorda . Deanna Scott.terrific. 1 only wished there were morespectators supporting us. Anyhow ourvictories. losses. club parties and goodtimes made everything worth-while.Jordanetts OFFICEilS : Katliy Nnorcla . Ann Dunster . [oan Mortenson . Debbie Clough . Tammy Smith .Handing out tickets or programs. smiling.and thinking of something to say toeveryone. And then came ushering, andpretending I knew where 1 was going .It was fun to see familiar faces. matchparents to kids. and just be able to help. Row one: Tt~mmy Ross. Karrle Petty . jan Larsen. Pam Tazzcr. Judy Balch. Row two : Kim Kempner Tamt~ra Lykins. Yvonne Broadhcacl. OobbteLee Gatchouse. Sandy Lambson . Robyn Birch. CindY Peterson . Kerry Mortensen . PC\l(JY Rich .104

Key Club If I didn't gain anything else during the year. I finally mastered the art of folding the flag right. I had enough practice anyway. But I never was very good at kneeling in the snow for very long periods at a time. Yet the snow sculpturing was terrific . especially when we put something together that actually looked pretty good. All I ever knew how to do in the snow was make angels.Leslie Galley. Dave Henderson. Keith Cornta. Gary Garcia . Advisor: Scott Jewkes . Ray Allred. JaniceBallard, Kaye Atkinson. Rodeo I never was much at singing or dancing around on stage, so I was glad when we finally got a club going that I could sink my spurs into. Although I can't play an instrument. just give me a horse and look at me go . I guess it just runs through my blood. I really went for the casual atmosphere: hay rides . square dancing and galloping around.Row one: Dave Clark . Scott Fttzgerald . Darrell Allen . Alvin Whipple . Roger Allen . Row two: CharleneZuoan. Lori Steadman . Sherry Gtles. Lisa Mitchell. Judy Allen. Standing: Scott Edwards . David Pal-mer. Advisor: Louts Leon . Missing: Sharon Oakeson, Connie Stranger. Tom Giles. Alan Beck. TinaXalz , Matt ]ones. Mike Marcovicchlo. Larry Harding , D'Ray M!ller. 105

1000 MileEven though I didn't Quite run thethousand miles mark. I ran till I thoughtmy legs would fall off. I really learnedwhat self-discipline is. and that it's alittle easier said than done. Curtis SmJth. President. Na ncy Ballard. Mike Mounteer. Kris Cannon . Todd Zaoorec. Ruth Parry . Duane Davis, Susan Ballard. Ken Noffsinger. Elaine Davis. Scott Landeen .Dan May TennisEvery sunny day found me out hitting •tmy battered tennis ball around . Inever was terrific at it. but I really TENNIS·SCHEDULE:liked it just the same. There weren'ttoo many in the club. but we got along JORDAN - HIGHfine. After all, a few rackets, a bunchof balls and some goofy kids .. . where 800·AM·SOOPMcould I lose? DAllY MT.JORDAN SCHOOL 530·130-PM· Linda Tripp, Duane Davis. Susan Ballard. Ruth Parry . Nancy Ballard, President. Sandy Lambson. Sharon Tobin. Jackie Conkling106

Row one: Megan Timoney. Tammy McClure. Tammy Pierson. Row two: Paul Krueger. Jim Bogenschutz. Stage CrewMrs. Bishop, Advisor: jan Coflln. )ames Hardy. Row three: Kevin Pack. Steve DeLeeuw. judi Tetrick.Robert Glad. Being on Stage Crew was one way of involving myself in theatre without Robyn Bishop having to appear on stage. I was be- hind the scenes in every major pro- duction. I hammered and nailed until I thought my arms would fall off. and I about killed myself in the meantime. But the success of the productions made it worth it. even if it meant taking the set apart. Service Art I always wondered what I was doing in an art class. Especially when we got one of Miss Tippett's crazy assignments and I sat there struggling with ideas for an hour. I never knew quite where to begin. But somehow I opened up and learned my imagination can carry me anywhere. The things I made. and I did for others made service fun and art a challenge.Row one: Kelly Gasman. Dan Bianchi. Kelly Hodges. Brad Merrill. Leah Tippetts. Advisor: StephanieWelch. Row two: Tammy !lowell. Dan Francom . Cindy jordan. Annelle Thornock. Kevin Klotovich . jealTakcmorl. Row three: Stacy Myers. Susan Strinofcllow . Kevin Scroggin . Lynn Ann Ferre. Leah Tippets 107

Charlonians Sometimes I got so tired of early morning practices. Between frostbitten toes. running around in curlers and wornout muscles. I figured I'd had about enough. Yet when try- outs and all the hassles were behind me . when we performed and marched to applause . I knew it was worth it and was ready to start over. Especially during parades. when we 'd split and astonish everyone. It was a year packed full of emotions; Mrs. Williams· famous parties. marching in borrowed uniforms, trying to sell 20 lbs. of candy and never quite guessing who my secret pal was. But it all went too fast and at our banquet dinner I realized how close I was to everyone. The year left me with a lot more than just knowing how to \"bubble\". ADVISO RS: R e n ~e Pay. M ~ rl elta Wll ll ams.lOll

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Ke ll y Nel son Sand y Ort h Loe Pierce Nancy Price Kris Rasmussen 2nd Vi ce Presiden t Janae Ri chards Marl ann Richard s Nico lene Ri ska Cindy Roberts Pam Robi nson Lucill e Smit h Trea surer Nadi ne Smith Gc ri Sorenson Yell Mi stress IJe tsey Steadma n Drill Mistre ss susan Sterl ing Debb ie Su therlan d LeAnn Terry Maxine YazheItO



Coaches Lynn Ballard Doug Berry Sharon Gailey Gary Garcia Hal Hale Baseball Head Football Swimming Football . Wresll1ng. Track Basketball. Baseball Ray Jensen Dan May O'Neil Brereton Mike Murray Margaret Price Football . Basketball. Track Wrestling Football. Swi mming Footba ll. Basketball . Go lf Gi rl s' Alhlellcs Fred Ash Hugh Jewkes Tennis Football A coac h must remain optim istic when being beaten by 2 points and he must tell the oth er JJ layers on the team tha t only five can play at a lime. The team 's success de oends on this one man. lli s job isn 't easy , but it's rewarding .112

J. v Cheerleaders Holly Glover. Rhonda Norton. Head Cheerleader: Liz Gonzales. Tracy Leavitt, Julie Vowles..--__,_r_a_m_ summc rh ays.Debbie Clouoh. Debbie Hadley. Sherrl Johnson. Head Cheerleader: ]eal Takemorl. Mariano Richards. 11 3

CheerleadersLorle Clark AdvisorLike many other girls, being a football games, wrestlingcheerleader was something I basketball gamesalways wanted. Because of thesupport of the studentbody and with a victory here and a lossfaculty I finally got it and IT there. Add a lot of laughter.WAS GREAT!! I loved every and a few tears. Mix in a lot ofminute of it. Being a represent- Beetdiggers and some greatative of Jordan High was a great teachers. A dash of researchhonor, (especially when I got papers. themes, e.e. cummings,out of class, hal ba!) I want to Nixon, Shakespeare, gymnasticks.thank all those who helped and devotionals, and pep rallies.supported the cheerleaders and Equalize the sleepless nights withsongleaders. Without you, we the sleeping in classes. Stir in awould have been of no use. I few rocks and some smoothtruly love Jordan High and all paths. Top it off with red roses.those 1associated with. The mem- midnight meetings, red licorice.ories, good or bad, will be with dances, and people. I'm going onme always and forever. and leaving good ol' Jordan behind, but I'll keep the memories Tami Okubo at hand. Cindy Richardson

I'm proud to be a Beetdigger, As I look back on the last year. It seems the days full of wrap-and thankful that 1am a cheer- there are things that I'll never ping my ankle, laughing whenleader. Being a cheerleader is forget. Doing the school song I should have been silent lastgoing to be one of my best for the first time, getting pep minute announcements, cutememories. I will remember get- assemblies done that same day, polka dot outfits, fakingting up in the middle of the blowing up helium balloons through a cheer. and forgot-night to make dumb signs, in the girls' shower, getting ten porn pons have aboutpopping my zipper In front locked in the boys' locker passed by. It would be classyof the studentbody, haling the room on homecoming day, if 1 could just sit back andother girls, loving them, swear- getting our pictures taken in relax (I'd about forgottening under my breath when we the snow, how people can what that word meant) andgoofed, and shrieking like a learn to get along with others watch those busy, hectic andmaniac when we won. I really and loving people for the rewarding days on a movieappreciate the others for stupid things they do. I've screen. Yet I've got a headsticking on a smile when they loved this year, and 1 will full of memories; where tearswere blue themselves, Just to never forget it. It's been great. and laughter were simultan-keep the rest of us up. They eous, and where we all worearc very special to me and Shelley Reed a once in a lifetime experi-will hold a certain place in ence. Although 1 never couldmy heart along with \"Dear bring my leg up straight inOld Jordan High!\" the school song. Patti Mortensen Kim Hiatt

SongleadersThese experiences of being a I can remember dragging my- Being a songleader this yearsong leader - early morning self out of bed on the early has really had its ups andpractices, lectures, shin splints, summer mornings, never know- downs, but it all seems worthskirts too tight , unpainted ing quite how to tell time. it after all the support we givesigns , hassles, embarrass- Smiling, laughing, and crying our teams and the supportments, unlearned cheers, and characterized the year. The they give us back. I havehumiliations - sum up the most cries and enthusiasm of win- really learned a lot fromexciting year of school 1 have ning, and the heartbreak of working with other people.ever had. losing. It's been the greatest time, and I'll never forget See ya next lyear, and remem· Jeri Bishop Jordan and all it stands for. ber: my mo to as 1 live and Thanks for the memories! IJearn is \"4io and be duo Cindy Jordan in return.\" I Ronda Cope Lorlc Clark AdVisor

It has been a great year! 1 I've really had a good timehave really enjoyed being a being Songleader this year. It'ssongleader, and I would love really a far out leeling! Thanksto relive all the fun experi- for supporting me, and makingences that I've had. The year this year my very best!really went by fast. and I'llalways remember it as one of Step Smithmy best. I don't think thisyear would have been a·s greatas it has been without ourstudentbody. Hope to see youall next year! Cindy Forbes

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Terry Davis Defensive Back Mike Day Safety Keith Eddington Quarter Back Ryan Ennlss Line Backer Paul Fairbourn Defensive Back Wade Frischknecht Guard Kevin Gallagher Defensive Back Sherm Gallagher Defensive End George Gonzalous Tackle Gary Green End Joe Ham Quarter Back Gerry Jvie Line BackerRay Paul Greenwood I was determined to make this season a greatDefensive Back one. so along with the team. I went all out. The work-outs and practices were hard. but not unbearable. and it gave me something to do twice a day in the summer. The mid- summer heat and swollen knuckles from the winter cold made me want to keep moving so that I didn't have time to sit down and die from exhaustion. I had to learn victory wasn't everything though , and knowing I had done my best made me resolve to keep trying . As I look back at all the guys and my coaches. I know I got something out of it I couldn't have gotten any other way. 11 9

David Jewkes End Glen Jones Tackle Jeff Leavitt Guard John Lundstrom Line Backer Jeff Meldrum Guard Merlin Miller Center Steve Milne Defensive Back Blake Ostler Line Backer Jeff Pierce Flanker2nd Team Region Wade Pierce L ~·ne Backer 1st Team Region Kirk Riding Running Back Scott Robinson Running Back George Russom Running Back Kelly Savage Line Backer Kevin Scroggin End

Scott Brown Drew Chamberlain David Clough jack Sprouse Jack Sprouse Rod Sedgwick End Joe Smith Defensive Tackle Bob Stone Quarter Back Del Swenson Center Jeff Tempest Guard Gary Thomas Defensive Back Darrel Troester Tackle Craig Wagstaff End James Veater Line BackerLarry WaltersGuardLynn wareRunning BackKevin WebsterTackleOob YakaTackleKen YoungLine BackerDave zellerGuard1st Team Region 121

J. V. Row one: Bob Stone. Ben Christensen. Keith Eddington. Kevin Gailagher. Ken Young, Blake Ostler. jeff Meldrum. Rod Sedgewick. Darrell Troester. Row two: Gary Tho- mas. Joe Smith. Craig Wagstaff. George Russom. Paul Fairbourn. Blane Cozzens. Mike Akagl. Steve Bawden. james Vealer. Wade Frischknecht. Terry DavJs. Row three: Alan Buchanan. Coach Murray. Del Swenson. John Lundstrom. Larry Walters. jeff Leavitt. Ray Paul Greenwood, Darwin Bradfield. Robert Yaka. Mark Burningham. Jeff Pierce. Scott Brown. Coach Garcia. Sophomore Row one: Marlin Powell. Dan Shall. Blane Hadley. Shaun Heseltlne . Paul Brady, Gordon Haueter. Mark Osbourne. William Teuscher. Doug Maddocks. Steve Massa . Steve Brown. Row two: Mike Zeller. Jeff Atkinson. Mark Jenson. Jeff Homer. Todd Andrlzzl. Spencer Olsen. Danny Lucero. John Padmos . Randy Sylvester. Kent Jolley. Ken Barber. Row three: Coach Jensen.' Doug Cowley, Coach Jewkes. john Castillo. Ken Har\[Cr. Steven Lewis. Chris McCormick. John Lavendar. John Flores. Val Carlson . Brad Baugh. Kevin Pack . Gary Yates. Steve Glad . Jack Sprouse. Row four: Kyle Walkenhorst. Nell Gauze. Bill Martin, Gary Rager. Jeff Logan . Brook Beesley . Kevin Kunz. Mike Schulzke. Greg Strong. Kelly Smith. John Galland. Dennis Overstreet. Lamar Noorda. Denni s Alvey. Rick Bakker.122

Cross Country Running for the Cross Country team was like running an obstacle course. Dodging coke cans. kids. and garbage flying at me from cars gave me incentive to run a little farther and a little faster. The thought of that finish line couldn't help but keep me going. no matter how far I had to run. Row one: Curtis Smith. Mark Ziegler. Duane Davis. Ken Noffsinger. Jim Romero. Row two: Todd Zagorec. Scott Landeen. Mike Mounteer. Matt Bishop, Steve Landeen. 123





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J. V. Wrestlers Row one: Steve Glad. Mark Ziegler. David Wilkens. Lan e Lundstrom. Mike Forbes. Randy Oakeson. Randy Huohcs. Jim Kennelly, Brian Robertson . Row two: Scott Landeen . Scott Brown. Gary Yates. Jeff Homer. Bill Marlin. Dan Auker, Justin Drown. Brook Beesley, Bill Martin. Mike Melonas. Randy Oakson . David Jewkes. Jeff Newland . Row three: coach Plant. Coach May, Greg Strong , Todd Andrizzi. Joe H11ton. John Galland. Matt llevelone . Randy Sylvester. Steve utley. Gary Rager. Darrell Troester. Mike Zeller. Steve Brown , Kevin Gallagher. Wade Frischnecht. John Lundstrom, james Veater. Duncan Seal. Mike Schulzke . Steve Massa.MANAGERS: Scott Brown . Brian Robertson.james Veater. 127

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J.V.I joined the J.V. Basketball team soI could practice up for the varsity team.and it really helped. The studentbodydidn't pay much attention to us. butour parents sure did. Whenever I madea basket during a game . I alwaysheard wild cheers from my mom upin the stands. It didn't matter whocheered though, as long as someone did.Sophomore Row one: Ken Young, Dully Pingree. Carl Sargent, Jeff Pierce. Row two: Coach jensen. Rick Bakker. Jeff snow. Glen )ones. Row three: Ben Christensen. Del Swenson , Tony Yenglch , Mark Langston . Row one: Paul Van Leewen. Jeff Troyer, Spence Olsen. Paul Brady. Row two: Coach Berry. Mark Jensen. Brett Pangos. Gordon Haueter. Mark Langston . Row three: Jell Snow. Kent jolley, Rick Bakker. Paul Skoubye, Tony Yengtch .136

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Todd Andrtzzi Pitcher Matt Bishop Right Field Steve Bawden Second Base Paul Brady Thltd Base Reed Brchl aetch Third Base Steve Brown Short stop Ralph crystal Second Ba se Blane Cozzens Pitcher Doug cowley Left Field Mike Day Left Field Kent Dunn Pitcher Mike Forbes second Base Ron Glover Center Field A part I really liked about baseball was sitting on the bench and swapping Jokes with the guys . But I really came to life when I stepped up to the plate with a bat in my hand. Nothing sounded better than the crack of my bat as it sent the ball soaring. One more individual effort. among many, to- ward the final score.138

Gordon HaueterFirst BaseJobn LundstromShortstopLane LundstromManagerRobert McPberronFirst BaseJeff PierceCenter FieldLynn PiercePitcherWade PierceCatcherBob StoneRight FieldDel SwensonFirst BaseKirk ThomasThird Base Wade WebsterThird Base David Wilkins Manager 139

Track Row one: Duffy Pingree . Scott Landeen. Steve Landeen. John Pyle . Mark Ziegler. Ken Young. Gary Thomas. Rod Sedgwick. Terry Davis. Brett Pangos. Tony Simonich. Mark jensen. Row two: Jeff Homer. Richard Mortensen, Jim Nelson . Danny Lucero. Clay Snedger. john Lavender. Spence Olsen, Kevin Gallagher. Paul Falrbourn. George Russom . Mark Osbourne, Mike Crebs . Randy Mitchell . Doug Cline. Rick Bakker. Sherm Gallagher. Row three: Jack Sprouse . Coach jensen . Mike Mounteer. Matt nevelon . Brad Baugh. Curtis Smith. Jim Dahl. Keith Eddington. Gary Whetman . Scott Brown . Chris Chapman . Justin Brown . jerry Flores. Larry Swenson. Larry Walters. Stewart Gardner. Mike Al<agl. Ken Noffsinger. Oanlcl Longstaff. Ben Christensen. Steve Overson . Merlin Miller. Dan Shall. Coach Garcia.140

I got awfully impatient waiting forspring to finally get here . I hatedrunning through the rain and bittercold winds every day, but then whoknows. maybe it gave me an extraboost in stamina. Whatever thecase. once our team got going wechalked up some pretty good vic-tories. Our individual efforts seemedsmall but they added greatly tothe final score. 14 1

Swimming O'Neil Brerton Coach TEAM CAPTAINS: Kirk Petersen. Greg Ballard. Row one: Kirk Petersen. Greo Ballard. Craig Fisher. Row two: Evan Thomas. Alan Buchanan. Steve Overson. Mlkl Craig Fisher. Mounteer. Scott Olsen. Dallas Lyon. Coach Brerton. Row three: Richard Mortenson. Dan Francom. Dennis Overstreet jerry Mounteer. Grant Ragsdale. Kerry Fisher. Ken Grimes.~~142

Somehow, trying for seven gold medals seemed a little out of my reach. But competing in ·the Olympics was something you didn't have to do in high school. so I settled for growing a mustache and joining the swim team. I must admit that I was good at swimming. I didn't even mind the practices after school at Mt. Jordan's pool. The only time I really felt like I'd done something athletic or graceful was when I was in water. I guess my rubber duck was the first to notice this talent. ••• --....,..,....Aio~ ~<-......'.....•SWIMMERS: Karen Gatehouse. Elena Gibbs. joyce j ackm an. Gloria Bailey .Bobbtel ee Gatehou se. 143

Tennis Row one: Kevin Pack. Drew Chamberlain . Brad Wlneger. Kevin Culler. scott Featherstone. Scott )ewekes. Kevin Kempin. Row two: Mr. Ash. Coach : Doug Maddox. Willy Wright . Kevin Nelson. Corey noumand . Scott Anderson. I've always loved playing tennis. There is a certain feeling that Carl Sargent. Rich Parker. comes from being able to control that little white ball. When I couldn't get a court I'd even play against the wall. But when I joined the tennis team. I put all my skill and coordination to- gether and played to win. It was an accepted challenge: one that I gained a lot from. -144

Golf There were people who thought I was really crazy because I chased a little white ball around a golf course. Actually, I wasn't crazy. It took talent to hit that ball so it was impossible to find. But I did manage to hit a couple of birdies when we played during Region. and so did the rest of the team because our winning record was high.Row one: John Haueter. Tom Darling , Ray Greenwood. Row two: Jeff Snow. Coach. Mr. Murray; Milan Swilor. 14SGarn Kemp.

It takes a little courage State ChampsAnd a little self-controlAnd some grim determinationIf you want to reach a goal.It takes a deal of strivingAnd a firm and stern set chin,No matter what the battleif you're really out to win.There's no easy path to glory,T}!ere·s no rosy road to fame,Life. however we may view it.Is no simple little game ;But its prizes call for fightingFor endurance and for grit.For a rugged disposition andA\"don't-know when to quit\"You must risk and you must loseAnd expect that in a struggleYou will suffer from a bruiseBut you mustn't wince or falterif a task you once begin.Be a Lady and face the battle-That's the only way to win.146

Gymnastics Sherry Johnson Manager Kaye Atkinson Karllee Anderson Gloria Bailey Bonnie Ballard Jeri Bishop Debbie Clough Ronda Cope Captain )ena Crapo Lori Dangerfield Beverly Davenport 147

Kim Ellison Stacl Fenton Pat Galland Tam! Hardlng Marllyn Hyde Joan Mortenson Patti Mortenson Cathy Noorda Rhonda Norton Tam! Okubo148