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FRESHMEN WITH TOUGHMI:MBI:RS Of TH~ ~R~SHMlN.~OOTBAll HAMWERf, - hoot Row, Jack Oul'non. SNn Ntl'lson.Rodnl'y Garn. Dilrrtn Cry~tal. \1ark Tarr. SeanChallts. Troy Hasliln. Sl·ott P:trkl'r Row two,Shaun Topham. Randy ~ru:kson. Cohn Coker. Davtd Mayo. \1arc Lofgren. h.111 Mtles. RtchardMaroney. Row Thrl'et Bret Samowttz, Julto JarVIS. Jeff Kunz. D.uyl Petl'rson. Robl'rt sa,.ey.Jason Buckner. Grl'g Brown. Tun Brtmhall. Rowfour, Jered Pt>derson. Tony Beckstead. Stt>vcWest. Cltnt Burrnngham. Coach \1ay. Coach Noble. Andrt>w Pond.MI:MBlRS Of TH! SOPHOMORt f OOTBAU . -,. . . . :. . .H:AM W~R~ front Row, Shaun Mower. Matt ...Bentley. \1tkc \1urry. Row two , Kl•n Truwllo.l ylc •• . ... .Hardmg. Brl'nt 1-:tyota. Duatnc Sc.1dlod•. Steve 'IStlco,., Davtd James. Hill Broadhead. Juan Valenzuela. Gary Basta. M.111 l'v1tlnl'. Ptt'rrl' McNamara.Waynl' Scars. John Banl..lll'ad. Ryiln Hiln~cn NEVER QUIT SOPHOMORES100

J.V. COME FROM BEHIND FOR WINS The Junior Varsity Football team fin- VARSITY ANDished strong this year to go 6 and 3.The team gained much needed exper- J.V. UNITE FORience in coming from behind severaltimes this year to win. Early in the GROUP PHOTOseason when down to provo 13-7. PeteKatsan hit Mike Butkovitch with a M1ke Graham Leaves defense on I he ground andbomb in the last seconds to beat the fmds open man.Bulldogs from Provo. The story wasalmost the same against West. This M~MB~RS OF- THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAMtime it was Mike Graham leading the WI:RE: Fro111 row; Angelo Trujillo. Perer Karsan,way and handing off the ball to either Eddy Clemcnrs. M1ke Graham. Mike Thompson.Rollin Mitchell or Jerome Richards and Jeff W1ssler. Jerone. R1chards. Roberr Schmid!,scoring in the closing minutes to win. Maune<' Malsumon. Todd Koplan. lance Harris.Wayne Sear s was most valuable player Row .2: B1ll H1ebcrr. Troy Thomas. Jeff Sunons.of the game as he threw key blocks Rob f-arnsworlh. Kyle S1mons. Trenl Kener. Rollinthroughout the contest. This years Ju- Mirchell. Boyd Pendlelon. Chris Heaps. Jeff Carl·nior Varsity team showed alot of heart son. Troy 1-orbush. Row 3, larry Knighr. Georgeand pride leaving everyone who Arce larrela. Dav1d Kuru. Juan Valenzuela,watched them play hopeful as this Drew Homer. Frank Despain. Todd Bendixen.years Juniors became the leaders of John Churches. Dave Flinders. R1chard Peay.next years team. They capped the sea- Robm Ada1r. Row 4. John lewis. James McCoy.son with a thrilling come from behind Jeff R1rc:h. M1ke \o\urry. Ken Topham. Pererovertime game against Tooele. The Srorper. Paul Hendncks, Wayne Sears. John Ash.winning touch down pass going to John Bankhead. Rrchard laughrer. Row 5: SreveMike Johnson from Mike Graham. Barley. Roben Srrllwell. Gary Kelley. Blake Bush. M1ke Johnson. Curus Hrll. Brad Bryan. Mike Bul· The Team was led by Coach M1ck k<>vrch. Mauhew Mrlne. Chadd Perreoud. AdamTaylor and Mike Morgan. Both coaches Ash Row 6; Coach Bob frauo. Roger laprea.were proud to be associated with such Head Coach R1d. Bo1ak. Jrm Birch. Mick Taylor.fme young men. 101







As the fmal gun sounded. the 1983 84 season was at an end. The state champ1onsh1p battle capped off a post. regular. and preseason wh1ch saw the Diggers go undefeated up until the fluke m the final game. This was a season 1n wh1ch Jordan went 12 and I. the best record of all Three-A schools. At state. Jordan defeated three straight opponents who were expected to be tough competitiOn We saw the D1gger of fense roll up 440 pomts wh1le the hard hllmg defense held the enemy to a total of 126. A more awesom team never ex1sted. That same team also had some outstanding players. The Deseret News All State team p1cked Darrell VanAmen. Rob Farnsworth. and M1ke Thompson as the best backfield wh1le add1ng frank Despain for the All State hneman. On the second team offense were Jorge Arce-larreta and Todd Koplan. The All D1stnct team sported 7 f1rst teamers from Jordan. one more than the 4 A state champ1on Alta Hawks. For some. the los m the f1nals was a devestat mg loss. But one game does not a season make. Jordan had the best overall season of any school. Our ratiO of pomts for and agamst was an out standmg 4-1. Our hard poundmg defense held Judge's state M.V.P. to a mere .l yds 1n h1s offensive pos1110n. We even defeated the 4·A state champs. Now 1f that 1sn't something to be proud of. what 1s? JHS, THE BEST RECORD OF ALL 3-A104

OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT , Returning one of hisfour interceptions is no. 44. Chris Heaps. whostarted as a corner this year. OPPOSITEPAGE. RIGHT, A pre·game coache's confer·ance. Coach Rick Bojack and his crew ledJordan to their third straight state battle.THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT , Mike Thompson, no. II,throws one of his 71 completions. Mike had1,658 total yds in passing. BOTTOM LEFT,1.487 yds. on 194 carries was the story for All·Stater Darrell VanAmen. Here he rips awayfrom two Spanish Fork defenders. BELOW,The Diggers stretch out as they preparethemselves for another victory. BOTTOM,Rob Farnsworth. no. 35, fights with his oppo-nent for possession of the ball. 105

BUMP, SPIKE, WIN The oppos ing team serves. Nicole Gardner bumps the ball fro m the back row to Dorothy Simons who sets it up for a spike by Debbie Foster. The spike is blocked, it comes back to Rachael Bentley who sets it for another spike! Volleyball's a fast exciti ng game which requires a great deal of team- work. In order to win the games our team had to be able to fake out their opponent. To do this the team has to set the ball up for the best chances to get a spike or to score in any way possible. THIS PAGE TOP, Dorthy Simons dives for a great save. BELOW LEFT, Brenda Jorgenson get\"s the game started with a serve. RIGHT , Jodi Welch sets up a spike for lpo Tuinei. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT , The digger team sets up for the next play. lpo Tuinei. Dorthy Simons. Debbie Foster. Brenda Jorgensen. Nicole Gardner. LEFT MID· DLE, Jodi Welch spikes the ball to West . TOP RIGHT , Debbie Foster sets the ball for a spike. BOTTOM RIGHT, Rachael Bentley bumps the ball to the front row. BOTTOM LEFT , Team Picture BACK ROW , Jody Gardner. Nancy Thornblad. Debbie Foster.lpo Tuinei. Chris Coker. Lisa Myr· ick. Coach Margaret Price. Dorothy Simons. An· gie Wilkinson. SECOND ROW, Sharla Nelson. Kathy Gilgen. Jodi Welch. Brenda Jorgensen. Monica Hatch. Rachael Be ntley. Laurel Hed er. not tn photo. Nicole Gardner. Laurel Robinson .106

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GIRLS' TENNIS < In the fall months after a hard day at school you some11mes no11ce the g~rls tenms team prac- llsmg and work1ng out on the courts. On your way you often 11mes pondered and asked your· self the ques11on. What dnves those g1rls to work so hard? At the fall sports award mght you may have found part of the answer. for all of the e1ght team members rec1eved the1r leiters. Our g~rls tennis team d1d extremely well th1s year. Lon Clayton lead the way as they aced many and gamed the match pomt to overcome the opposmg teams. Prac11ce was a must everyday when the weather perrmtted. Coach Hal Hale was out help- ing them perfect their sen11ces. returns, and volleys. Soon the snow was falling and the courts were abandoned. The g1rls on the team were now ad- ded to the numbers of the students who were leavmg school and headed towards home. THIS PAGI: LOWI:R LlH: On a cold day Lon Clayton prac11ces rerurn1ng a serv1ce w uh 100% deterrmnallon. UPPER MIDDLE: Yaeko Anga re· turns a volley from the net. UPPI:R RIGHT, M11z1 Turne1 stnkes back at her opponent w11h a slic- Ing forehand return . LOWf:R RIGHT , Members of the grrls tenniS team were M11z1 Tume1, Jod1 Carlson. L1sa Thomas. Sharece Peterson. Yaeko Anga. Susan Hard1ng. Lon Clayton. and not rn photo. Ahsa Matsumort.108

GOLF The 1983 golf team fm1shed th1rd in t he reg1onand seventh m the state. The most cons1stantscorers were sen1ors Gordan Tread way. RusellMu1r, and l1 z Schneller, who was one of threeg1rl solfers 1n the state. Also cons1stant m scor·mg were Rod Conner. M1ke M10n1ck. and PaulJohns tun . Gordan Treadway successfully defended h1sreg1on champ1onsh1p as the low medalist. RodConner f1mshed f1fth 1n the reg1on and 1s expeered to be exceptionally strong next year.THIS PAGI: TOP LE:FT · Two lime reg1on champGordan Treadway tees 11 up. TOP LEFT, RodConner walks m concentration to h1s next shot.MIDDLE: Coach Brady. R1chard Bruce. GordanTreadway. Elizabeth Schneller. and Paul John·stun represent a part of the team. (team mem·bers listed below ). LOWER lEfT, Semor l1zSchneiter cuts the turf Just nght. LOWER RIGHTRussell Mu1r lines 11 up. MEMBERS OF THE GOLFHAM WI:Rt Gordan Treadway. Russell Mu1r,M1ke M1nn1ck. Paul Johnstun. Justin Larsen,M1kc Gomez. R1chard Bruce. M1ke Nance. RodConner. tltzabeth Schneller. R1chard Zunmer·man. 109

IMPROVING, TEAM Murray GIRLS BOYS Woodscross 3.2-23 GROWING CROSS South 47-16 Judge 23-38 COUNTRY West J0-37 J0-40 Tooele 16-47 23-38 Show me a runner and I'll show you a strange 24-32 26-33 person wnh a th1ng for pam Th1s saymg was 23-37 adopted by tlus years cross country team. Cross 31-24 Country runnmg IS the sport for anyone who hkes the feeling of accomplishment. and 1s the fastest grow1ng sport al Jordan. AI reg•on 1h1s year the g1rls team placed 1h1rd overall wnh Angela Ayers conung 111 .2nd. and the boys team placed second overall wllh Russell Scoff commg 111 9th. Angela Ayers and Russell Scoff were awarded the Most valuable runner award for each team. THIS PAGF- TOP I H f , A usual place for Russell Scoff was f1rs1. TOP RIGHT , M1ke Harns crosses the f1mshmg lmc and grabs for the place slick. MIDDLI:: Coach Andrus gathers the troops. LOW~R LH T A sm1le spreads over Ang1e Ayers as she beats the compet1110n. LOWER RIGHT, Cross country team members were: Front row. Lon Gnffnh. Ten lmford. Shelly West, laun Chnstcnscn. He1d1 Allen. Kathy Lloyd. Michelle Hams. l1sa Mace. Heather Ash. Angela Ayers. Coach Andrus Row .2. Susan Beckman. l1sa W1l· hams. M1ke Lloyd. Shaun Wmt<'rbottom. Barry Mead. Doug Drapcr. Raymond Grceff. Shane 1\enncdy. John Montoya.l<ylc McCaffree. Row 3. Scott S•monson. Duane Warren. Dav1d Gnfflth. Dev1n W1111ams, Ray Harmon, Back Row. Ryan Brown. Darrell Hammock. M1ke Hams. Russell Scoff, James Anderson. Curtis Melfi. Dav1d Wm· terboffom.110

FRESHMEN BASKETBALL f-R~SHMI:N BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS WERE hont Row· Steve Jensen, Chris Jensen. Tun Rrnnhall, M1ke McNees, Colin Coker. Rod· ncy Garn, Back row, Greg Brown. Jeff Bird. John Adleman. 1\en Eddmgton. Shane Crump. Scott Parker. M1ss1ng from photo were Rick Hendnck- sen and Coach R1chard 'vlilne. SOPHOMORI: BASI\ETBALL TEAM MEMBERS W~RI: Andrew Pond, John Jackson. Mike Murry, Bart Havens. Sco11 S1monson. Back row, Layne Ruffell. Russell Nelson. R1chard Harston. M1ke Nance and Coach Lynn Oe\11111.SOPHOMORES HAVE HEART 111

VARSITY MEN EXCELLMembers of the Varsity Basketball team were:Back Row: Coach Kelly Newbold. Brad Bryan.Curtis Hill, Guy Hendricksen. Mike Gomez.Donny McEntire. Russell Muir, Head Coach HalHale. Front Row: Kurt Deem. Jed Oliver, MikeGraham. Kyle Simons, Mike Harris, Bart Hale.Dave Eddington.Members of the Junior Varsity team were: BackRow: Coach Kelly Newbold, Mike Nance. GregGagon. Mike Murry. Jerald Streble. Brent Larson.Scott Stromberg. James Woodruff. Peter Katsan.Front Row: Kurt Deem, Jed Oliver, Mike Graham.Kyle Simons. Mike HarriS. Bart Hale. Dave Ed·dington. J.V. WERE FINE BACKUP SQUAD112 •

Undefeated, That'tif'lght•all went unilefeated lhroulifra. n ,.-...,regular sea14111. Our fhle reilon opponentscame to the snake ptl. and they were de·s1royed by the besl t eam 10 come out of-d3n 111 over 1h1rty years. When lhat learna.olt II on I he road. a home court advan1agen advanlage. ~very team, anclud1ngpowerhouse. bowed down 10 theteam 1 ad more depth and ab11ityan y o1 her m lhe s1a1e.leadmg 1he D1gger team were an mere THIS PAGE TOP LEFT Russell Muir overpowers the Judge defender. INSIDE BOTTOM LEFT: #37blr paw of auards. Russdl Mu1r onny Brad Bnan, and # ll M1ke Graham. f1ght 111 the bailie of the boards! TOP RIGHT: Curtis H1llMdnuu. T-.e \"brothers' kepi our oppo looks to the hoop and a1des in the region crown . MIDDLE RIGHT: Guy Hendncksen was poetry 111nenls guessing and runmng wh1le we were on mollon as the center for the 1984 reg1on champs.defense, and tolally as1ounded them on of VARSITY REGIONfense. The outside shol lor Jo~an was un CHAMPS!!!sloppable. Shuffling 111 and oul as a guard wasJed Ohver. a JUnior who kepi Jordan ahveJe~<eral limes wuh chnch free lhrows andpowerful ball conlrol. keepmg perfecl pacr wuh lhe gu_.,were Jordan's \"Towrrs o~·, Curt'ft\"\"R\"•II.Guy Hendncksen. M1ke \"Go-Go\" Gomez. andRrad Brian. As forwards and centers, thesea1hle1es ripped down all of I he rebounds, andSluffed more shots back 11110 Ihe faces of ouropponenls 1han went lhrough the hoop. GuyHendncksen really shmed at center wh1leCurt•s H1ll kept the t eam gomg when thmgsslarled lookmg bad.Many of the ball players wer'! g1ven recogn1110n after the season had ended. RussellMu1r and Mike Gomez made the coaches AllD1stnc1 Basketball Team. Guy H.. Curies H,and Donny M. made honorable menllon.Nothmg went wrong for Jordan 1n 84'. E:v·ery minute of ac11on was pure electncuy.The dagger team was supported by loyal fanseverywhere they went •ncludmg the Spec1al Event Center at BYU. 113

It took ~xactly twenty-one years. but the dtgg~rs fmallygot th~ gold agam . Ah~r four of the most excumg bask~t ­ballgames ever seen. the 'J' was burnmg agam ov~r JordanHtgh. In the ftrst round. Jordan went up agamst th~ PleasantGrove Vtkmgs. They never stood a chance The dtggerssunl.. baskets from every angle and the Vtl..mgs went under.69 to 41. Orem proved to be a little btt tougher. The lead seesaw~d back and forth for the whole game until the fmalmmut~s when 11 was alit ted up. Both teams dtd th~tr bestbut to no av;ul. Durmg the ftrst ov~rttme. Jordan had thelead off of a Donny McEnttre shot but several free throwsevened 11 out and a second overttme comml'nced. In thesecond overtuue. Jordan agatn took the lead but thts 111nenever looked back. ~ree throws by Jed Oliver and CurtiSHtll clinched Jordan 's advancement tnto thl' sem1 fmalswuh a score of 59 to 57. And who should be waumg for the Dtgger$ but the JudgeBulldogs. ~veryone was looking for a good ftght. Hut apparently there was no ftght left tn the dogs. They pro\lt•d nocompetition. playmg so weakly that the enttre startmgteam saw no action durmg the fourth quarter. 72 to 54 wascarved n11o stone along wuh the letters. \"Jordan TakeState\"! And fmally the Jtnx was over. Jordan wasn't competingm consolatton and they weren't watch111g from thebleach~rs. No str. they were playmg. and w111n111g the statebasketball champtonshtp. Spnngvtlle was tough but not114

OPPOSITE I'AGl TOP RIGHT Against the Bull dogs, Russell Mutr \"slammed\" home a vtctory. MIDDLE LHT The spotls of VICTOR)', THI:: STATE CHA'w1PIONSHIP FOR 1984:11 BOTTOM LEFT Mtke Gomez tool. 11 to the hoop. scorms eastly e~ery ttme. THIS PAGE TOP LEFTr Brad Bryan loolo.s for the open man durmg the route of Pleasant Grove. TOP RIGHT The \"mtnnow\" worlo.ed hard tnstde at state (Donny Mdnttre, BOTTOM LHTr A qutck 1umper by Jed Oliver put two pomts on the board. INSIDE BOrTOM lEfT, Curtts Htll posts up to recetve a pass agamst the Judg<' Bulldogs. MIDDLE: RIGHT· flymg htgh was Guy Hendrtcksen when he played the Orem Ttgers. WE'RE #1 .- AFTER 21!!! 115

Girls Basketball, \"Ain't what it used BEST STATE ATTEMPT to be.\" Its an intelligent, aggressive, viable part of a strong womens athletic program here at Jordan. These young women played well and showed matur- ity throughout the season. Businesslike attitudes displayed in the game re- flected the strong coaching and unity of the two teams. It was impressive indeed to see how they kept their heads and helped each other out. THIS PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: l1sa Mynck takes 11 up for two 1n the Jordan -Murray J.V. contest. TOP RIGHT: Debb1e (Bo) Foster plays heads up agamst leh1. MIDDLE LEF-T: Members of the J.V. team were, Front row: Dawn Steele. Sharla Nel- son. Cindy Goold. Heather Ash. Brenda lance, Rachael Bentley. Monica Maes and Sherrie Jo- seph. Back Row: Coach Hunter. Janet Torrey. Jenni Sharp. laural Heder. Cher Nelson. Kelly Jill Smith. Susan Harding. lisa Myrick. Jodi Carlson. Sharece Peterson. Sondra Jeppson. Jackie Carl- son. Coach Noble. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the Varsity team were: Coach Hunter. Dorothy S1mons. Monica Mace. Cmdy Goold. Nancy Thornblad. Susan Hard1ng. Chns Coker. lpo Tu1ne1. L1sa Mynck. Debb1e Foster. Sharece Pe- terson. MIISI Tu1ne1. Rachael Bentley. Coach No- ble. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Jod1 Carlson d1splays good form 1n pre-game warmups. BOT- TOM LEFT: Nancy Thornblad watches for break underneath. TOP RIGHT, Good pos111on and go- mg up for the good shot were part of Debb1e Fosters Game. BOTTOM RIGHT Dorothy S1mons looks down court to break the press.116

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INNER SELF MOTIVATES WRESTLERS P~nl P~nl P~n! The crowd was yelling. All they wanted to see was another bulldog p1nned by a digger. You could feel the elec- trrc excitement in the air for Jordan was masacuring Judge 57 to 3. Jorge Arce-Lar· reta pinned the last Bulldog making a total of 8 pins for the day and you could see a smrle gradually appear on coach Mays face. Wrest lers work hard to achreve therr in· drvrdual goals which become ~nvrsable for all to see. Wrestling rs one of the most demanding sports and def1n11ely the most exc111ng. Top wrestlers for Jordan thrs year were: Angelo Trujillo. First place regronoClark Ed· w~nson. Frrst Place Region, Shaun Hansen, Second Place Region; John Churches. Sec· ond Place Region; Niel Dennison. Fourt h Place Region; Matt Bentley. Fourth Place Regron; Ken Trujillo. Fourth Place Region. Other Team Members who competed at Regron were; Mike Minnrck. Heath Harrrs. and Brad Brshop. THIS PAGE BOTTO~ LEFT Shaun Hansen concrn1ra1rs u he wans on Referee's Slarung posollon TOP RIGHT John Churches works a varoauon of Ihe buoc headlock. MIDDL~ RIGHT Members of 1he J.V. Wrefllong ream were fronl row, John Carpen1er, Emery kou Illes. Broan Crompoon, Mauroce Marsumoro, Gary Thacker. Darryn Warren, Hea1h Harros. Row 2, Tom Wagner. Tony Kou· Illes. Jeremy CrySial. Mark ChriSiensen. Jared Peder sen. Barry Mead. Clin1 Belka. Row 3, Gary Garvoolle. Nock Bednaroc, louos Reoley. Sieve Bush. Mark Johnson. Mo~e lloyd. Brad Boshop. Back Row, Sean Challt s. Mark loffgren, Joe Kou·llles, John Ash. Juloo Jarvos. Moke kaualtas BOTTO~ RIGHT Members of 1hr Varsny WreSIIong Team were Fron1 Row Wes Machon, M•ke Monnock. Duane Warren. Brenl koyola. Angelo Tru1ollo. Rodney Bullock Row 2 Shaun Hansen, Noel Dennoson, Mall Bentley. John Churches, James McCoy Row .! Coach Andrus. Juan Arce-larrera. Coach Borch. HNd Coach Dan May. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Noel Dennoson uses a Slack 10 doscourage opponent. TOP RIGHT Angelo Tru1ollo works an arm bar. MIDDLE RIGHT, Mall Benll<\"y goes for a doubl<' chocken. BOTTOM LEFT AI rhe begonning of rhe march Hearh Harros moves for pos11ion. BOT TOM RIGHT Wes Machon uses a Tree Top.118

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OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Mike Butkovich works onform at early sprmg pract1ce. TOP RIGHT· These hur-dles were no problem for Trac1 McCoy. BOTTOM: Go-mg out for track thiS year were the followmg students:front row: Jeff S1mons. Chris Heaps. Kathryn G1lgen,Lon Griffith, Sharon P1per. Cindy Gool, Rachael Bentley.Traci McCoy. Shawn Winterbottom. James Christen·sen. David Winterbottom, Wendy Bullock. WendyWnght, Kathy lloyd. Row l , Maurice Matsurnon. M1keButkovich. Edd1e Clements, Coach Hunter. L1sa Wil-liams, larry Kmght . Mark Brewster, Angela Ayers. De-Juan Tolth, Jonny Montoya. Mike Mmmck. Rob Bragg.Steven Stamp. Ryan West. Row 3: Coach Bojak. AndrewPond. Coach Andrus. Raymond {;reeff. R1chard laugh-ter. John Parker. Doug Draper, Paula D1ckson. RyanBrown. Wayne Sears. Gerone Richards. Kyle S1mons.Paul Hendricks. Dev1n Williams. Ken Gilgen. Darren Wil-son, Bjorn Lenhart. Steve Holby. Trevor R1ckets . THISPAGE TOP LEFT: Gunnar Schmid. returns serve. BOT-TOM LEFT, Russell MUir runs wuh outstandmg trackrecord. Russ has been a two lime state champ1on 1n the880 (h1s sophomore and Jumor years). A two lime We-ber State winner and holds the record for a h1gh schoolstudent at that school. BOTTOM MIDDLE:: In a f1rstseason tennis match. Jorge Arc-larreta read1es m dou-bles competition. BOTTOM RIGHT : Mike Gomez re-turns a lob. 121

GYMNASTICS Shauna Harlan. and a whole leotard fu ll ALWAYS # I of other exciting performers. With ten state championship tro- Under the able coaching of Mrs. phies under their belt. the ever popular Bauer a nd Mrs. Price. who has been gymnastics team was looking to take it their leader from day one, the team again. They entered region competi- did incredibly well in both region and t ion with a large squad of returning state competit ion. Although only 3 members. Jodi Welch. two-time state meets were held at Jordan. the team champion. was to be a team leader and was supported all the way. both here was a strong favorite to take the gold and away. by their many JHS fans. As again. Also working hard and placing the team began to roll up victories, well for the team were co-captain there was no doubt in anybody's mind Tammy Green. Sandy Tackett. Kalyn as to who was the best in state, and Challis . Teresa Elkins. Laureen Muir. that was Jordan gymnastics.122

OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: \"Eat your heart outPeter Pan.\" thinks Shauna Harlan. TOP RIGHT:The 1984 Gymnastics team- Front Row: asst.coach, Karlene Bauer, head coach, MargaretPrice. Kalyn Challis, leslie Bishop, TammyGreen, Laureen Muir, Kim Knudsen, Jodi Gard ·ner, Artie Butler. Tanya Coffin Second Row:Becky Reich, Teresa Elkins, Kasey Knight, JodiWelch, lauri Christensen, Monique Mauldin, Jer·amy Crystal, Wendy Kunz Third Row: SandyTackett, Shauna Harlan, Traci Garner, Angie Wil-kinson, Shannon learned. Debbie Paxman, KathyNiemann, Cindy Grygla. MIDDLE LEFT: SandyTackett spaces out during her floor routine.MIDDLE RIGHT , Mrs. Price, the guiding forcebehind JHS gymnastics, helps spot one of herteam members. BOTTOM RIGHT: Getting abird's eye view of the bars is Teresa Elkins.SAME PAGE, LEFT: Striking a stunning pose isthe sihouetted figure of Laureen Muir. BELOW:As a sophomore, Kalyn Challis was a strong assetto the team. BOTTOM: Performing her difficulttoe raise is Jodi Welch. two time state champi·on. 123

















THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT : Charlomans unite for a perfectendmg to the snappy routme \" Jump.\" MIDDLE LEFT: K111yLampmg ''Struts'' her stuffl BOTTOM LEFT, Lezhe Crumpperforms march to ''s1tuat1ons' ' at R1ce Stadium. BOTTOMRIGHT: Anita Lance. Enn Stout and Sh1rley Greeff dazzlelOPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT The g1rls show us how tosmarkle (sm1le and sparkle). BOTTOM Members of theCharlomans were Front Row Deedre Peaerson. LezheCrump. Ass1s1an1 Dnll Mistress. Enn Stoul. L1sa Dans1e.F1rs1 V1ce Pres1den1. T1ffany Dav1s. Head Dnll M1s1ress.Row), Lmda Peay. M1chelle Orme. Shelhe Benef1el. Assis-tant Dnll M1stress. Pa111 Prather. Treasurer. ShaunaBodtcher. Secretary. He1d1 Baskms. Row 3: Anita Lance.Becky Maxwell. Pa111 Brown. Sh1rley Greeff. Robynn Tarr.Yell Mistress. Chen Ayers. Chr1s Despam. Laura Bronson.H1s1onan. Brenda Bellon. Suzanne Bellon. Second V1cePresident. Not m photograph was Kitty Lampmg. Presi-dent. -----132

---/ CHARLONIANS ALWAYS UNITE FOR FIRST PLACE Charlonians put on cavewomen outfits, com- plete with feet and clubs, to \"Manhunt\" at pep assemblies and wore the same outfits to per- form in the novelty class at Region. This year girls were constantly upgrading their routines and adding more trophies to the front showcase. We can only mention a few of their accomplishments because of the year- book deadlines but at the time of this article (February 10, 1984) the girls had already won the following awards: A first place at the super- star camp at the U of U: A first place at the B.Y.U. Homecoming parade: A first place in Military division at Alta, and a third place in their dance routine. The Charlonians earned a first place in all three categories at Region and State (Military. Dance and novelty). Congratulations on a job well donel 133

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5, 6, 7, DANCE 1983·84 brought with it many opportunities and memories for Jordan High's Performing Dance Company. We started out the year by going on a \"Manhunt\" in the opening assembly. later we let everyone know that it was \"Far from Over\" as we performed in the night rally. We continued through the year performing in all of the class assemblies and holding workshops. With the begining of the New Year. preparations for our Spring Dance Concert Began. As guest choreographer John Mead began to rehearse his creation \"Cubicles.\" dismay fil · tered through the company. Rehearsals began at six in the morning and required a maximum amount of effort. As the many dances began to pull together. other obstacles fell in our way. \"I want 10 lbs. off now.'' was the cry.lt was dreadful. Yet our pock· etbooks had no problem losing weight because of the needed costumes. We found ourselves sav· ing every penny we could get our hands on. May third approached. 5. 6. 7, Dance began to become a reality. Dances of all styles and nation· alities were pushed into our brains. Technique was crammed and flexib ility was forced through our tight joints. The tedious early morning rehearsals and ag i· tat ion of long hours all seemed worthwhile as the concert successfully went up and the company celebrated their success at the annual Dance Company Dinner Dance. THIS PAGE1M(>mbers of rhe Pedormmg Dance Company were TOP lEfT: N1cole Taylor. Angela Gatherum. Tammy Cannon. Debb•e Pelerson. Mtchelle Orme. PHOTO TWO: Robyn Tarr, Sh1rk-y Greeff.ltsa Mynck. Shauna Jensen. Chert Ayers. PHOTO THREE, Brenda H1ebert. Tanya Thom;u, Knty larnp~ng. Melante Sroders. C~ndy Hauser. PHOTO FOUR lorena Osborn. Sandra Anderson. Sracy Ruecken. Chrts Despatn. Mtchelle Ttdwelt PHOTO fiVE, Rhea Perry. Cathy McClure. Becky Maxwell. Patty Brown. Jenny Oa\ltS. BELOW RIGHT! Ntchole Hawkms. Prestdent& Tammy Ostler. Secre1ary1 Maradee OenJiey. V1ce Pres•denl . OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Poose and balance are an unportont part of dan~e form as demonstrated by l•sa Mynck. TOP RIGHT· N1c~e Tay&or. Tammy Ostl~r and Maradee Densley warm up m an early mornmg workour. BOTTOM LEFT: Mtchelle Orme. Sh~r· ley Greet and Becky Maxwell prac:ttce John Mead's choreogra phy for concert. BOTTOM RIGHT Dance Company reache• for ~xc~llence. Not ptctureod. Robyn Mousley. Adv1t:or. 135





THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT: Marnie Crandall, Sherry MAD. CALIFORNIA TOUR McKea. Mary Durfee. Holly Robinson. Row .2: Duane Scadlock, Jim Day. Eric Richards. MIDDLE LEFT: Sheldon Berre11 reflecls feelings of his besl class. MIDDLE RIGHT, Tammy Cannon. Jenny Pfannerslill, Row .2: Er ic Vance. Sco11 Becksread. Dave Smilh. Tracy James. BOTTOM LEFT, Lisa Rowe and Marnie Crandall concen1ra1e on lhe nexl score. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Rowe, Marnie Crandall, Sherry McKea. Mary Durfee, Holly Robinson. Tammy Cannon. Jen· ny Pfannerslill. Jana Brady. Michelle Mar hews. Jen· nifer Scadlock, Row .2: Duane Scadlock. Jim Day. Eric Richards, Eric Vance, Sco11 Becksread, Dave Srnilh. Tracy James.138

The Choral Department rose to 139great heights durmg the 83-84 schoolyear. Madrigals, Acapella, and SwtngChoir all participated in a big array ofvaried programs. Madrigals performed everywherefrom the \"Salt City Jail\" to a World-wide Broadcast from Temple Square tobe presented at Christmas time thenext season. Madngals were in de-mand throughout the valley and evenhad to turn down a number of singmgengagements durmg their ·ChristmasSeason. A California tour was the center ofexcitement for most Madrigals andsome Acapella members. Singing en-gagements were made for Disneyland,Magid Mountam, and the Los AngelesTemple. Other places to visit were TheOueen Mary and The Spruce Goose.Catalina Island. Las Vegas, and CtrcusCircus. One of the most challenging andoriginal fund raisers done for the tourwas a Rock-a-thon held at CrossroadsMall. All partiCipants collected spon-sors and then rocked 1n rocking chatrsfor ten hours to receive the wellearned money. Numbers increase in this year's Aca-pella have caused great pleasure forchoral director, Mr. Zabriskie. Mr. Za-briskie also commented on the enthu-SiaSm of the group and how they wereto work with. They dtd well in all thetrperformances; one highlight bemgthetr Temple Square Contest. A Swing Choir was also establishedat Jordan this year. It started out verysmall but gradually picked up. Mr. Za-bnskie is hopmg that 1t will cont mueand become a constant program. All three groups at Jordan Htghworked hard to make the year suc-cessful. Numbers and performancesare growing year by year to make theJordan Choral Department one of en-thusiasm and pride.THIS PAGE TOP LHT Members of the SwmgChorr were Front Row · Brent Col<, Ryan elson.Terry Wallace. \1\athew keener. Row 2 SelenaBnmhall. Ailsa Burkhart. Anna \IIane Redmond.Brandy Ehason. Anr1a Mane Ohman. MIDDUMembers of the Madrrgals were. Front Row· JrmDay. Marnre Crandall. Duarne Scadlock. HollyRobrnson . Row 2 Karen Prrnce. Scott Beckstead.Jennrfer Scadlock. hrc Vance. l<rm (l.raft. DaveSm11h. Dorthy Sunons Row 3 Errc Rrchards.Sherry Mc(l.ea. Tnc~ James. Connre Rrchards .Ray Harmon. \1rchelle \1athews. Rob Verslurs.Lon Clayton Row 4 Sheldon Berrett. TammyCannon. John Zabrrskre.lrsa Thomas. \1\ary Ourf<•e.lrncoln Pal<man. Brlly \Aontoya. Jennre Pfannerstrll. Ken Graff. Jana Brady. BOTTOM Ul TMembers of the Acapella were . Front Row Sandra Cool... Wanda Hl'rnng. Angela Martrnez.Shanse Remkes. Jennrfer Reynolds. lorse All<?n.Julie Ouenon. Ro\"' 2 Robyn Cary. Rebecca H.blad. \1argo Srnrth. Herdr Butler. ElrzabethSchneller. Georganna Abrams. Su:anne Dencott.lorena Osborn Row 3 Julie Perry. Chrrs Drllard.Sherr Dansre. Shcradee Bradfield. JennrfcrDcmers.l<ayleen lawson. Trna Wredbusch.lrndaBrandt. lrsa Dansre. Row 4 Bruce Wall. JohnSrnrth. Mrke Hardy. Brent Cox. Enc Rrchards.TNry Wallace. Troy Hansen. John Zadlernan.\Aathew (l.eener.

\"I, 1. 3. 4,\" sounds the voice of Mr. Buys. The INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC musicians in the group struggle to keep up. They practice and dedicate themselves to everything ....__,. ... -_:_ . in their program. It is hard work but to know you can do something to be proud of and be able to entertain people is all the recognition you need. Our Marching band consisted of over 50 peo- ple and was able to bring home 1 trophies this year. With many hours of early morning practice the band members were very excited when they won the awards. The Dixie Land Band is a new group this year. The DLB. the Orchestra. and the Jazz Band played in many concerts for charity and fund raising events to earn money for their trip to California this year. The Music Makers was a booster club for the Music organization. They were formed last year and have begun to really help financially and professionally to improve individual skills and provide funds for trips such as the one that was scheduled in California. THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT, The JauBand mem~rs were• Fron1 Row. Rya1 t Summers, Ruu Summers. Susan Carlmtll. Chns Gallup. Chad Eggeu. Row }, Ray Sumn><rs. Cra1g Taylor. Doug Moore. Jonny Bnnkerhoff. Bryan Harms. MIDDLE, Members of the O r- cheslra were1Hut kun. Tamara Cook.lin WtSner. Kelly Wdhams, Roxanne Corr•on, Row l , Eileen Dunfield, Pamela Bauer. Stacy Rowe, Jac:k•e Carlson. K1rs11n Gou. Zac:h Brtm.hall. len Hymas. BOTTOM1 Band Members werel Front Row; Roxan1le Carnon. Ttna Nelson. Ttc•a Peterson, Becky Reich. Tracy Gates. Melynet Taylor. Gen Evans. Tracy Day. Mtchelle Harr11, Ailsa Meter. Sandra Westenskow. Row }; Chns Gallup. Darren Peacock. Rus· sell Thornock. Jennifer Wllde.laura Stmonson, Cortna Boettcher, Tamara Hactwnbruck. Judy Mahaffey. krtuana Wolf. karhenne Wilde. Cratg Taylor. 8nan Harms. Alan Record. Becky Bar~s. Chad Esgl'n. Row 3 Ertc franck.lyrtc Monrgon1ery. D1ane Bul · ter. Marten Eldred. Terry Teramo1o. 8tll Montoya. Er~ck McPher· son. Davtd Maxwell. Mtke Mckea, Evan Mtles. Davtd Lamoreaux. Den~<e Burton. Row 4, Steuart W•lch. Cra1g Shaw. Mall Thomp son. Mtchael McNees. Rtc hard McAIItJter. Wesley Riches. RusseJI Brand. Sarah Fosler. DentJe Otalogue. Samantha Gold, SonJa Clawson. Barr Havens. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT, Mem~rs of the D1x1e Land Band were: Front Rowr SonJa Clawson. Demse Burton. Row l 1 Darren Peacock. Zach Brtmhall. Corma Boertcher. Ertck McPherson.lyr· ic Montgomery. 8111 Monroya. MIDDLE LEFT: Bryan Harms, Evan Mtles, Alan Record. 8•11 Monroya gave a charge at a football game. BOTTOM LEFT1 lisa Hymas. kelly Wllhams. llfa Wtsner. and Dave Smuh played as a quartel at solo and ensembles. TOP RIGHT Roxanne Corr~on perfOf'mS a1 homecommg halftune. MID· OLE RIGHT! Zach Bnmhallgave h11 bt-st at the solo and ensemble compellltons. BOTTOM RIGHT Susan Carlmell i.1CCOmpamed rhe Jan Band.140

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DEBATE \"Resolved That the United States should establish uniform rules governing the procedures of all criminal courts in the nation\"-was the topic for the 1983-84 debate program. During the year the stu- dents had an excellent opportunity to learn and argue the good and bad points of the American judicial system. Some students went so far as to state they gave their speeches m the1r sleep with such memorable utterances as. \"What makes you think your plan will work?\" or \"It's not the cars that kill people, it's the drunken nut behmd the wheel.\" Students m the forensic program com- peted in the areas of impromptu, oratory. extemporaneous speaking and student congress against many other schools in the state, some many t irnes larger than Jordan. Jordan's Model United Nations coun- tries were France and Libya. It was inter- esting to finally have a country where a student could serve on the security coun- cil. Many students earned recognition in the National Forensic league and earned their letters this year, proving that the debate program is making its mark among schools. Capltons for lh<' photographs and names of debate members are ltsted on lh<' oppostl<' page.142

A GLIMPSEOF THEWORLD The Four Winds Club is for all Beetdig-gers. Its purpose is to introduce our mem-bers to the different cultures of theworld. We try to do this in a party way.That 1s to say to see how different peoplecelebrate their holidays. traditions, andreligious festivals. Our activities are a funway to he lp a bit of history go down withthe sugared and spiced dishes enjoyed bythe world at special times. We get aglimpse of the world through fun and fes-tival.THIS PAGI: TOP LEFT Members of the Four WmdsClub were hont Row, Trace McCoy. Amy Jardme.Som Chansamone. Htllary Srnuh. laura Hansen.Crcsdeen Saldavar. Row ) , Mr. Boskovech. SamathaGold. l< ers11n Goss. Sarah f-oster. Pam Mecham. Ah·sha Boyd. ltsa Ncgn. John Carpenter. Row 3: GaryBanford. lmhgeam Dang. Tony l<tss·llles. BOTTOMLH T: Hellary Sm11l1. Secretary: Tony l<ess·llles. VecePresedent latH l:ggertscn. Vece President. JeroneRechards. Presedent.OPPOSIH PAGI: BOTTOM LEFT: Mtke Gardnerdemonstrates the 11npromptu speech. TOP RIGHTCarolyn Pace. Prestdent; Meke Gardner. Vece Prest·dent; Sharon Peterson. Secretary. BOTTOM RIGHT:front Row· Carne D.-a. Tma Wtedbusch. MannaSmalley. Carolyn Pace. Sharon Peterson. CmdtWebb. Row) John Wharton. Damelle Brown. RobbteBells. Bnan Green. Jenm Crafts. Jon Smuh. CoreyDay. Dan Sta y. Janme Carnes. Row 3 Mtke Burkhart.Gordan Treadway. \1tke Gardner. Members of thedcbate class not shown m photographs are: NecholeHo.-c hcrl . Tammy VanDerBrake. Bnan Rawhngs(Advesor ). 143

The 1001 questions you always want- LAW ENFORCEMENT ed to ask a COP are answered in the Vocational Law Enforcement Class. - Guest speakers and outside activities give students an insight into police KEY CLUB IS SERVICE functions ranging from street patrol to homicide investigations. Outside ac- tivities may include going to the Sher- iffs Office, Gun Range, a \" Ride Along\" program with a police officer. Acci- dent Investigation through reconstruc- tion, and a visit to Circut Court. The class is taught by a Deputy Sheriff from Salt Lake County who is assigned to Jordan High School under the SAY (Sheriff Assisting Youth) Pro- gram. THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT, Members of the law enforcement class were· f-ront row, Ahc1a Boyd. Tma Nelson, Steve Bush. Chns Ketterer. Stac1e Pugm1re. Tamra Ostler, M1ke Gardner, Second row Emery K1ss·llles. l:d Denton. N1ck1e Medma, Randy Devr'es. M1ke Butkovich. Paul M1ke lo- pez. Th1rd Row· Gary Bnggs. M1ke Kats1las. Ty P1erce. Wayne Petty. Troy Hansen. Steve Day Dav1s. Athena Sarlo. Randy Hoggan. Key Club ts an International service organization sponsored by the Kawanis International. The purpose of the club is to render servtce to the school, communtty. a nd country. This year one of our big projects was to participate tn a Muscular Dis- trophy Bowl-a- thon. Also to attend the Utah-Idaho District convention held here in Salt Lake City at the Marriot Hot el. Here at Jordan we are interested in providing a way for students to get involved during their high school years doing service and strengthening them- selves. THIS PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT Members of the Key Club were front Row He1de Spurgeon. V1ce President, Angela Allen. Holley lmton. Second Row Doug Peacock. Carolyn Turner. Pres1dent; Jenn1fer P1cl.enng. Jam1e Jeppson. Secretary. Chnsune Stoker. Becky l:kblad. Mr Brent Plant. Adv1sor. Back row · Ken G1lgen. Treasurer.. Tiffa- ny Conrad. Darren Stoker. H1stonan.144

THIS PAGE TOP lEfT Steve Bush learns the artof fmger prmtmg from Off1cer Sagendorf.RED CROSSINVITES,CAREERSTUDENTS The Red Cross Club gave studentsan inward feeling of satisfaction. Theknowledge of frrst aide, CPR, and oth-er health related fa cts stimulated selfconfidence in an emergency situation.The learning of health skills made stu-dents better qualified for jobs or forfuture educat ional advancements. All Students in the health careersclass are members of the Red CrossClub. The club sponsored the annualblood drive and many of the classmembers gave of therr services as do-nors and ardes.THIS PAGE MIDDlf: LEFT, Members of the RedCross Club were, Fronl Row . Todd Hut cheon. JunNelson. Jesse Clemons. Cra1g Bullerfield. JuheTanner. Row 2. Jam1e Malstrom. K1111 Mason.l1saSorensen. Jeff Boggess. Jeff S1mons. DannyMcEntire. Ahsa Jenson. Athena Sarlo. LOWERLE fT Front row Robm Ross. Russell Sco11. JonRodnguez. le K1m Tan. Dannetle Hall. Row .2Robert t-e11erer. Darrell Van Amen. Tma Roberts.Jennifer Conla. Mary Ann Roos. Norma f1sher.Marme TenWolde. Todd VanDerBrake. lmcolnPaxman. 01ane Dav1s. 145





DECA IS A CHOICE FOR BUSINESS -'• THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT DECA off1cers were Ne1l DenniSOn. V1ce pr es1dent aMr W1lson. Adv1· sor. Cla1r Hansen. President. Much Hansen. Re· porter. Kun Epperson. Secretary, Shellee Webb. H1stonan. THIS PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT DECA Members were Front Row Tara f1vecoat. Wendy Gtllman. Lon Taylor. Trac1e McCoy. Deb1e Paxman. Ju duh Wnght. Shellee Webb. Anna Mana Ohman, Row 1 Mr. W1lson. Harvey Hansen, Julie f-Ive · coa t. fran Kury. Jane Usher. Jam1e Met zger. Shan loffgnm Row 3 M1ke Johnstun. N1ck1e Medma. Tern W1lhams. Kathy Dean. Karn1 Carter. Stephame West. Helth Butler. Ahsha Stir man. Shelly Dea. Sydney Rob1son. ha Paxman. K1rt Brown. Kun ~pperson. Dam Wagner. Debb1e Probst. Row 5 Cmd1 Pearson. Peter Storper. Steve Brown. J1m Yorgason. Trevor Anderton. Cla1r Hanson .148