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Ken Topham JUNIORS '85 Hearher Treadway I can'r believe rr Morn srarchcd rhrs swearer agarn. Angelo Tru11llo Chan Truong j Scorr Tufrs lpo Tumei Enc Vance Tarnaha VanDeBrake Kenr Vanleeuwen Karen Wade Tun Wagner Todd Wagsraff John Wallin Brenr Wa!rers Cmdy Warson Todd Webb Jodr Welch Srepha111e Wesr Kelly Wrlhams Lrsa Wrllrams Terne Wrlhams Roger Wrnrerborrom Donnrelle Wrnward Lrsa Wrsner50

James Woodruff James Yorgason John Zabmk1e R1chard Z1rnmermanJlpo T1unc1 bumps ,, shot to thl' front lnw. Bonn1c B1rd IS not sure she hkes th1s assembly. 51































UNITED WITH FRESHMEN Georganna Abrams Lu Ann Allen Michael Allen Mirna Anaya Jeff Anderson Terilyn Anderson Heather Ash Michelle Ashby Becky Atchley Roxann Atwood Chris Aubrey Wayne Austin Jennifer Axtell Angela Ayers Stephanie Bacher Torrey Baker Jenelle Bates Tony Beckstead Holly Berger Dustin Bess Jeff Bird Kim Bird Leslie Bishop Corine Boettcher Debbie Boggess William Boggess Dennis Borup Sherac'ee Bradfield Tammi Brady Robert Bragg 67

Stephanie Braithwaite Russell Brand T1m Brimhall N1cole Bronson Kaylyn Brooksby Chnstiana Brown Clay Brown Greg Brown K1rt Brown Enc Brunsw1ck Jason Buckner Audree Bueno Evelyn Bulkley Wendy Bullock Arlie Burns1de Demse Burton Enk Butters Jenn1fer Butters Gerald Callahan Shen Callister Raeanne Caltabiano Gmann Camara Ellen Carlson Janme Carnes Dav1d Carrell All1son Cary Boyd Casady Jenn1fer Caton Tanume Chalk Sean Challis68

FRESHMEN '87 Thavondel Chansamone Michelle Chanrrill James Chappell Kelli Chappell Alan Charboneau Jamie Chase Gary Chalwin James Cheng Dani Chriss James Chrisrensen C indy Clark Sreve Clark Dennis Clemenls Michelle Cobia Tonya Coffin Colin Coker Shane Conrad Tiffany Conrad Tamra Cook Chris Cooper Mary Cordray Ronda Cracrafl Michelle Crane Todd Cravens Debbie Crump Landen Crump Shane Crump Damn Crysral Troy Cushing Kimberly Dale 69

Tracy Davis Corey Day Tracy Day Clinton Dayley Shelly Dea Rocco Depalma George Domas Mike Donahue Scott Dotson Angela Doyle Doug Draper Duane Dumas Kirk Duvall Kenneth Eddington Melody Edwards Becky Eckblad Marlin Eldred Brandl Eliason Brenda Elkins Krislle Elliot Steve Elhson Randy Er1ckson GenEvans Loni Evensen70

FRESHMEN '87 lisa Evenson Weldon Faddis Tara Fivecoat Paul Fixmer Ben Flake Carolyn Fredrickson Susie Garcia Kim Gardner Rod Garn Kim Garner Tracey Gates Rachel Giles Kathy Gilgen Alma Gonzales Chaundale Gordon Brenda Gray Raymond Greeff Stephanie Green Marci Greer Jack Guenon Edwin Hagberg Jonathon Hair Gary Hales Carrie Hall 71

Shane Hammer Harvey Hansen Machelle Harris Troy Haslam Machelle Hathenbruck Tamara Hathenbruck lasa Heder Tyler Heemeyer Theresa Helm Rick Hendrickson Erac Herman Robert Herrick Wes Hill Paul Hirst Jocelyn Hofeling Ken Holhnger Mackey Holt Tammy Huish Trixy Hutchinson Juhette Hymas Mary lsi Michelle Jacobsen Trent Jacobson Juho Jarvis Troy Jenkins Ron Jensen Steven Jensen Chras Jenson Make Johnson Cheri Jones72

FRESHMEN '87 lisa Jones Sherrie Joseph Matthew Keener Julie Kemp Wendy Kenfield Shane Kennedy Mi Soo K1m Eric Kmgsron John Koolhaven Jennette Kounahs Jenmfer Krebs Nannelle Kuehn Jeff Kunz Wendy Kunz John lampmg Brenda lance Scott larsen David larson Jeff laubersh1mcr Darrell laughler Duane lems Bill lewis Henry Lindsley John Linford Terry lmford Hollee linlo~ Kim Ljungberg Clenl Lloyd Tiffani l:.oefler Marc Lofgren 73

Carrie Love Jane Luck Wesley Machan Todd Makin Mariana Maxwell David Mayo Kyle McCaffree Larry McCauley Mike McKea Mike McNees DeAnn Meeks Alisa Meier Seanna Meyer Shelly Meyer Evan Miles John Montoya Leslie Moore Stacey Morrison Vance Mumford Mike Muthreich Sara Myers Blaine Nelson Sharla Nelson Stephanie Nelson Doreen Neumann DeAnn Newbold Hao Ngu Kelly Nickle Sean Nielson Troy Oakes74

FRESHMEN '87 Sharla Olsen Angelique Olsen Jennifer Orme Mark Osthed Brad Ottley Sherrie Pace Julie Palmer Scott Parker Eva Paxman Toni Peck Kendal Perry Daryl Petersen Mark Petersen Tammy Petenen Tiffany Peterson Trent Peterson David Pettersson Jennie Pfannentlll Pakaysone Phanakhone Jennifer Pickering Jay Pilling Jessica Pittman Jason Platts Andrew Pond 75

Eugene Pornll Terry Praag Patnck Pnce Trac1e Pnce Stephine Prtnce Rochelle Rasmussen Allen Record Becky Re1ch Chense Remkes Becky Reynolds Stephanie Richardson Wesley R1ches John R1ebeon M1ke Rogers Stacy Rowe Robin Safford Cresdeen Sald1var Tnc1a Sald1var Bret Samowllz Rob Saxey Shelly Scadlock Kathie Sch1ess Collin Scolt Wayco Scroggin76

FRESHMEN '87 Boothavy Sengprachanh Marni Shalz Jenny Sharp Kami Shaw Shane Shaw Heidi Stmmons Norma Stmmons Marina Smalley Hilary Smith Jan1se Smith Ryan Sorenson Dawn Steele Julie Stillwell Alisha Sllrernen Kristine Stoker Marc Stoll Scoll Stollern Russ Summers Heather Svard Thanh Tan Mark Tarr David Tate Melyme Taylor Terry Teramoto 77

Jolte Thedell David Thomas Todd Thomas Chris Thome Russell Thornock Christine Timothy Shawn Topham Lisa TU1ne1 Gary Turner George Turner latisha Turner Ana Urbine Amy Van Horn Jeff V1sher Michael Visser Bruce Wall Tammy Wall Terry Wallace Tony Wallm Darryn Warren Andrew Watson Gordan Watson Derek Watt Demse Webber78

FRESHMEN '87 Cary Welch Shelly West Walls descovers a new way ~ chew gum. Stephen West Kristin Young Sandra Westenskow Peggy Young Scott Wheelright Jeffrey White Penny Wickman Devin Williams Tiffany Williams Darren Wilson laShawn Wilson David Winterbottom Krissana Woolf Julie Worthen Wendy Wright Brenda Yelsma Paul Yocum Peggy Yok Julie Yorgason 79





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DOUG MOORE TRADITION HIGHLIGHTS HOMECOMING OPPOSITE PAGE TOP, Not even the rain could dampen the smiles of lisa Sorensen (second at· tendant ). Pam Snow (Queen). and Shauna Jensen ( first auendant ). LOWER LEfT , Bonnie Green holds up the traditional beet. LOWER RIGHT, Shauna Harlan displays intense Homecoming spirit. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT, Darrell VanAmen plows through the Cubs for a winning play. TOP RIGHT, Freshman learn tradition of sidewalk painting. LOWER LEFT, The senior float rose above all others as our beet monster destroyed a South Cub.MATHEW GUSS 83

ALUMNI DOUG MOOR( RE-UNITED THIS PAGE TOP RIGHT The memorable return of the blues brothers lllghhghted the alumm as- sembly. MIDDLE LEfT, Stacy Buchanan smgs her own vers1on of \"Oh Lord. It's hard to be hum- ble.\" MIDDLE RIGHT, Chnssy R1e1 adm1res cot- ton candy mak1ng sk1lls. LOWER LEFT, Shaunna Jensen radiates her enthusiasm for farmers mar- ket. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT, Bonnie Green scrubs off the best painting of the J yet. TOP RIGHT: Karen Wade Illustrates the burning of the J. LOWER UFT, Pam Snow exchanges the game ball wnh Rob Farnsworth. LOWER RIGHT: When 11 comes to Sidewalks and pamtmg Brenda Hie- bert knows her stuff. MAHitW GUSS GUY HlNDIUCKnl'l84

Helicopters. Blues Brothers. 70 Years of Pnde! Th1s year's Homecoming has been the best ever! \"70 Years Of Pride!\" This year's explos1ve theme greeted another generation of JHS fans. old and new. with an uproar of the spirit and zeal needed to support another great year at Jordan. Last year's Studentbody President. Bill Heder. returned for the alumni assembly singmg h1s sentiments of Jordan. and Stacy Buchanan sang hers of Brad Bryan, Matt Guss. Curt is Hill. and Mr. Hunter. The Blues Brothers were also back on spec1al demand for their final encore. Farm- ers Market f1lled the main hall with everythmg from snow cones and cotton candy to JHS sweaters. as students poured in and out and on top of each other. succumbing to bright ads and convmcmg salesmen. Both creativity and imagi- na tion were expressed in dressing up like farm· ers and painting sidewalks with bright colors and symbols. The traditional night rally lifted hope and anticipation for the next day's game with cheerleaders. songleaders. Charlonians. Dance Co.. and march1ng band performing with polished effort. Decorative floats were gu1ded around the football field by the senior winning float. arousmg cheers of enthusiasm and school sp1r1t. The royalty was announced, and the burn· mg of the \"J\" sm1led on the excitement of Homecommg Week. Our b1g game against South, the h1ghllght of the week, surpnsed Digger fans dunng halftime as Channel 5 helicopter flew 1n and landed m the center of the football f1eld, mtroducmg Pam Snow. our Homecommg Queen. A 42-0 VICtory over the Cubs threw spirit h1gher than ever. provmg that winning is becommg an- other Jordan trad1t1on. Every player's efforts really pa1d off and were remembered at the cele- bratlonal mood of th1s year's unforgettable Homecoming Dance.GUY HENDRICKSEN MATHEW GUSS 85

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MATTH~W GUS$ liNCOlN PAXMAN~IM lPPt RSON liNCOLN PAXMAN OPPOSITl: PAG~ TOP LHT, Pam Snow replies \"Ciwck Hun our!\" UPPER RIGHT, R1ck 1\emp. Ca· sey V1g11. and Jeff W1ssler obs<'rve the sw1m suit competitiOn and wonder, \"Who's under !here?\" LOWlR LHT Malt Bcnrley g1ves Kalyn Challis ,lfl old l.lsh1oned wheelbarrow nde m rhe obsra- cle course. LOWER RIGHT Lonme Eggertson g1\es Shelly Ainsworth a hit. THIS PAGE TOP LH T The eontesrants m the sw1m suit c:ompell t1on WISh to remam anonymous. UPPER RIGHT, CurtiS Melfi IS a k1d at heart. LOWER LEFT Natalie Mower and \l\1ke Gomez fmd a new method ol doeng the hconce l.1ss. LOWER RIGHT On1ons replaced the traditiOnal apple m the \"dunk\" • 87

MATHEW GUSS MATHEW GUSS Pumpkin carving is usually associat- MATHEW GUSS ed with Halloween. But here at Jordan High it's the traditional opening con- DOG PATCH UNITES test for the competing Daisy Maes. It SPIRIT OF GOOD TIMES was the first of many contests for the aspiring Daisy Maes and lil' Abners. There were arrow shooting contests, cake baking contests, and hairy chins for the lil' Abners. There were con- tests in pie baking, and hairy legs for the Daisy Maes. Topping off the eventful week was the humourous Dog Patch assembly and the romance filled Dog Patch Drag. At the assembly the couples had to compete in both an obstacle course and a singing contest. The song com- petition was carried to a new high when Russell Muir sang with the aid of a hellium balloon. All of the couples enjoyed themselves greatly. as well as supplying the studentbody with a few much needed laughs. The over all win- ners were Jorge Arce-larreta and lisa Myrick. They were crowned at the fi- nal event of the week, the Dog Patch drag. The Drag was the one event where everyone who went could be involved as couples casual and often ident ical dress. The week was enjoyed by all and will long be remembered as one of the funniest weeks of the year.88

OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEfT, Jorge Arce-Larreta vauhs over the sta1rs as he brings flowers to h1s prelly Daisy Mae. TOP RIGHT, Rodney Bullock leap frogs over h1s Da1sy as he races to w1n the obstacle course. BOTTOM: Frank Harward IS just tooting along. LEFT: Russell Muir and Shauna Harlan caught t1p toe~ng through the !Ires. BE LOW: Candy Brown1ng IS startled by Stuart Welch's auempt at s~ng~ng. BOTTOM: M1ke Nance shows his OpiniOn or getting \"hitched\" to Sandy Tackett. MATH~W GUSSMATHEW GUSS MATHEW GUSS 89









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liNCOLN PAVMAN KIM EPPt:RSON KAlVN THORNWAll PHOTOGRAPHERS UNITED IN QUALITY Photography is a process in which there is always something to learn. Jordans staff photographers exhibit exceptional skill and promising futures with samples of their work exhibited on this page. 95

MATHtW GUSS MATTHEW GUS' The play is a story of a southern ABOVE LHT Bob Ewell. play<'d by Jm1 Day town torn apart by bigotry and igno- glowers al h1s daughter as she g1ves her lt?SII rance. It is a play about tenderness, monty. TOP RIGHT Dan1el Greer as A111cus fear, and understanding. It is also the I mch listens mtent ly as the black Tom Robmson play which was performed by this (Clark l:dwmson ) t.'xplams h1s s1de o( the story. year's drama department. RIGHT D1ll (Dav1d Tate ) confronts Seoul ( N1cole Taylor ) as lht.'y argue over the ac11ons occurmg The students created what was to 111 the court hou se. be one of the finest plays ever at Jor- dan High. Students from Mrs. Smith's art classes assisted in the painting of the sets. The sets themselves were cteated by Mr. DeMill and his shop classes. Combine th1s with the many hours of rehearsal and practice from the actors themselves a nd you come up with a pretty strong production. The main charactor Atticus Finch was played by senior Dan Greer. Clark Ed- winson portrayed the accused black Tom Robinson. Nicole Taylor plays the child Scout who is caught up in the action of the play. Bonnie Green por- trays Scout as an adult and serves as the narrator. Erick Vance plays the other c hild Jem, and David Tate h1s friend Dill. Direct ing and working the gears for the play this year was Robyn Mousley with Tanya Thomas as her student d1 rector. The ir talents combined wllh those of the students rnade for a fan tastic production. STUDENTS COMBINE FOR96 MOCKINGBIRD TRIUMPH

LEFT: A111cus fmch g1ves h1s daughter Scoutsome reassurmg words. BELOW: Tom Robmsonawaits sentencmg for h1s alleged cnme. BOT·TOM: Cam1le Clark (C alpurn1a ) is saddened uponheanng of the death of Tom. 97