1982

Carrie Dea Niel Dennison Daylene Densley Paula Dickson Mrke Dotson Russell Draper Cathy Ebert Tawna Edwards Wendy Egbert Chadler Eggett Richard Elkins Kathy Elliott Kim Efferson Michael Faddrs Brenda Fails Robert Farnsworth Julie Fivecoat Darcy Fobert\"To be or not to be\", says Tony Adamson.A chilling moment for Brenda Hrebert. 97

Sophomores . Robert Ford Debbie Foster Sarah Foster Marty Fowler Terri Garner Danny Gibbs Conn1e Gibson Bonnie Giles Val Gilgen Samantha Gold M1ke Gomez Connie Goold Knstm Goss Bonnie Green Dan Greer Lori Griffith Sheri Grob Debra Gryqla98

Julie Guenon M&tt Guss Liz Gust& LiS& Gust&veson Todd H&mmer Sheile H&ncock Clar Hansen Mitch Hansen Shaun Hansen Ben Hardcastle Kelly Harms Kristy Herington Lance H&rris Frank Harward Nichole Hawkons Eric Helm Janean HelwichGuy Hendrickson Jennifer Herre David Heugly l 1na Hewitt Danl Hickman Brend& Hiebert Curtis Hill Robby Hoggan Sheile Holmgren Knsu Hunsaker Todd Hutcheon liS& Hymes Jill Jensen 99

Linda Jensen Sandra Jensen Shauna Jensen Terry Jenson Kimberley Johnson Mark Johnson Julianne Jones Linda Jones JacqUie Joseph Michelle Kaye Barbara Kemp Lisa Kemp Rick Kemp Jeannine Kennedy Marie Kennelly Sandy Kenyon Robert Kettert>r Tony Kiss Illes Daren K1tchen Todd Koplin Dave Kunz Kitty Lampmg Dann Larabee Kayleen Lawson Kathy Lee Shaunna Lee lola Lengele John Lewis Shauna Linnel l Susan Lloyd100

No Longer Baby Beets Neg Lo Mike Lopez Danette Machan Jamie Malstrom James Markham Kim Mason Michelle Mathews David Maxwell Jami Maxwell Robert McCulloch Donny McEntire Kelly Meldrum Todd Mitchell Doug Moore Dave Morg11n Natalie Mower Russell Muir Holly NeffGreg Burke \"beets\" the spirit into Bruce Starley.Darrell Van Amen wishes he were playing. 101

Two DownTwo To Go M ike Gomez and Rawdney Bivins have differing opinions of t he same girl. Tammy Ostler takes a second look . Ryan Nelson Kenneth Nelson Tara Nelson Staci Ness Darrell Neumann Brad Nielsen Lori Oldham Roger Oliver Jsanu Openshaw Suzanne Orwin Tammy Ostler Darren Ottley Carolyn Pace Rhea Parry Debra Patterson Lincoln Paxman Cindy Pearson Richard Peay10~

Carol Petersen Brenda Peterson Sharon Peterson Tamara Peterson Tricia Peterson Lynn Polad Mike Praag Karen Prince Chris Prisbey Debra Probst Ann Ramirez Jerry Rasmussen Louis Rei ly Linda Reith Connie Richards Raymond Richins Tina Roberts Holly Robinson Sydney Robison David Rostrom Lisa Rowe Jim Rowley Kenneth Saldivar Michelle Schmidt Robert SchmidtElizabeth Schneiter Lisa Scroggin Dorothy Simons Jeff Smith Pam Snow 103

Lisa Sorensen Bruce Starley Cindy Stay Judd Stewart Marcy Stewart Gary Stuck Julie Swilor Cynthia Tanner Robynn Tarr Nicole Taylor Gary Thacker Nancy Thackeray Troy Thomas Mike Thompson Hayley Thomsen Nancy Thornblad Be<:ky Thorne Michelle Torres Gordon Treadway Allen Turner Carolyn Turner Paula Valdez Darrell Van Amen Todd Vandebrake Rob Versluis Angela Visser Mark Wagner Blake Wall Shellee Webb Mark Wallin104

Tawna Edwards studies intently.Stuart Welch Lance Wh ite Jennifer Wilde Kris Winters Jeff WisslerMichelle Welsh Tina Wiedbusch Lisa Williams A llan Winward Jeff Young Mike Thompson holds back the laughter. .. Walk this way.., says Jorge Arce·Lorreta. lOS





Freshmen Bring New Spirit Troy Adelman Terri Adler Christi Adolphson Cindy Aiello Cherri Amsworth Suz1e A1nsworth He1di Allen Jodi Allan Dav1d Anderson Jim Anderson Marvm Anderson M1ndy Argyle Cheri Ayers Meagan Baker Austin Bays1ng Mmdy Betti Kristin Bcckstedd Scott Beckstead Robert Bednarik Clint Belka Todd Bend1xen Sht>lhe Benenll Kns Benmon Rachael Bentley Lauri !kss &>atnce Betton Jef B1rch Bonny B1rd Brdd B1shop Shdund flodl< hN108

Freshmen Officers are (from left toright) Mike Graham President, HeidiAllen Girls Senator. Michelle ReedVice President, Shellie ThompsonSecretary, and Chris Heaps BoysSenator. 109

Jeff Boggess Paula Bolliger Troy Brady Jeff Brand Linda Brandt Melanie Broders George Brown Mark Brewster Laura Bronson Ryan Brown Scott Brown Terri Brown Warren Brown Corby Browning Richard Bruce Jennie Bryant Dani Bush Edie Burns Scott Burns Mike Butkovich D1ane Butler Matt Butler Dee Byergo Darla Calton Chris Callahan Jod1e Carlson Jeff Carlson Susan Cartmell Robyn Cary Sompratha Chansamone Kathy Chatterton Raylynn Childs Tammy Chnss Lauri Christensen Lon Clayton110

Doug Clements Christin Coker Janell Condie Rodney Conner Sandra Cook Brent Cox Margene Crouch Jae Lynn Curtis Allison Dahl Brian Dahl Lisa Dansie Kris Day Wendy Day Jane Deakin Jay Deakin Katherin Dean Kurt DeemJerry De La CruzMaradee DensleyChristine Despain Dave Devel Randy Devries Denise Dialogue Christine Dillard James Dillard Dezree Dimond Chris Dotson Tracy Dow Jaren Dunn David Eddington Dee Ann Eliason John Elkins Jerry Ellison Jaimie Enniss A lex Fedel 111

Scott Fillmore Super Frosh Perry Finkelstein M argene Crouch sees a penny on the ground! Norma Fisher Gary Gabbitas Kelly Gallegos Chris Gallup Grant Galvan Nichole Gardner Darrell Garn Traci Garner Angela Gatherum Kenny Gilgen Sheri Gilson Troy Golightly Karen Goodfellow112

LeAnn Goodrich Mike Grah11mShaun11 Grames Shirley Greerr Brian Green Tammy Green Tony Green Dion GreenfieldChris Groneman Beth Hadley Jodi Hagen Lorraine H11ir Bart Hale Bret Hale Shaun Hammer John Hancock Brent Hansen Amber Hargis Shauna Harlan Ray Harmon Heath Harris Mike Harris Monica Hatch Eric ltatton Cindy Hauser Shelly Henbury Chris Heaps Paul Hendncks Lisa Hickman Tanya Hickman Brian Hill Nicole Hoecher Tom Hofeltng Steve Holtby Drew Homer 113

Diana Horscroft Ryan Houmands Valerie Howard Peter Katsan John Isbell Tracy James Michelle Jennings Alicia Jensen Neva Jenson Mike Johnson Steve Johnson Paul Johnstun Carl Jones Kevin Jones Ricky Jones Brian Jonsson Brenda Jorgensen Melissa Judd Kim Kartchmer Gary Kelly Andy Ketterer Michelle King Emery Kiss·llles Larry Knight John Korpi Kim Kraft Jerry Krambule Tara Kuehn Tammy Kunz len laboucam Anita Lance Brent Larsen Tiffany Langenbacker Mike Larsen Shannon Learned114

Tracy Lloyd Lisa Lopez Xue Lo Karen Lund Shari Lofgren Lori Machan Bjorn Lehnardt Jackie Leyba Rebecca Lindberg Kim Lloyd Greg lAngford d1nes out at one of Salt Ulke's finest restaurants.Freshmen Find Excitement Scott MacKay Tereasa Majors Michelle Manning Shannong Marchant Maurice Matsumori Clay MaxwellSteven Holtby enthusiastically marches to first period 115

Freshmen Find Things New Rochelle Maughn Monique Mauloin Kim McAffee Melony McCall Rosalie McFarlane Danielle Mclllrath Rhett Puder scrawls graffiti on the sidewalk. Ahsh11 Jens..n. Alex F1del, 11nd Ton1 Wh1te tlll<e 11 lei surely stroll durmg the Get Acqu111ntt\"d Assembly Nickie Medina Nancy Miller Jodi Monaco Margaret Menna Kathy Mitchell Marie Montague Tammy Milburn Rolhn M1tchell Karla Moon116

John Moore Terrie Moss Stacie Morrill Sandy MorrisNancy Mounteer Laureen Muir Kimra Mumford Kelly Nance Cheryln Nelson Devin Nelson Jim Nelson Sandy Nelson Teresa Nelson Barry Nielson Heather NielsonChristine Nielson Ann Olson Lorena Osborn Tor Osthed Shelley Ostler Lori Ostler Jimmy Pangos Hiedl Pasklns Gil Parkin Doug Peacock Troy Peak Karen Peay Boyd Pendleton Shane Perkins Chad Perrenoud Debbie Peterson Marty Peterson Wayne Petty Cynthi11 Polad Sherisse Powell 117

Danny PriceToni Price Elizabeth Provard Renee Reyes Brent Robinson Mischelle Rodriguez Jennifer Scadlock Connoe Severson Rhett Puder Enc Richards Roger Robinson Robon Ross Mark Schwarzer Shawn Silcox Randy Rasmussen Jerone Richards Susan Robinson Stacy Rucchert Russell Scott Kyle Simons Michelle Reed Chrissy Riet Jonathan Rodriguez Athene Sarlo Verene Sears l racey Sires At Traditional Jordan Lloyd Smith Teri SmithAngela SpackmanMonique Spaonhower Jody Starley Dan Stay Diana Horsecroft ponders the mysteries of the universe.118

Todd Stewart Darin Stoker Ryatt Summers Craig Taylor Lori Taylor Marnie Tenwolde Dave Thomas Andrea Thompson Shellie Thompson Michelle Tidwell Ken Topham Heather Treadway Lora Lee Troxel Angelo Trujillo Scott Tufts Thea Van Amen Eric Vance Tammy Vandebrake Kev1n VanGrol Karen Wade Tim Wagner Todd Wagstaff Keith Waller Brent Walters Shauntelle Watt Todd Webb Jod1 Welch Toni Wh1te Mmdy W1ckel Kelly Williams Usa W111iamsShawn Winterbottom James Woodruff Guy YoungRichard Zimmerman 119



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Busy Board Begets Bonds, Buildings, Budget - lp The Jordan Board of Education was - ADM N STRATIONresponsible for establishing the policiesby which Jordan High School operated BUILDINGduring the 1981·82 school year. JORDA SC HOOL DISTRICT Board President Mark Klotovich,working with Vice President Maurine Jordan School District's Administration BuildingJensen, and Members Jane Callister,Lois Hirschi, and Mark Wahlquist, metregularly in governmental sessions todeal with issues ranging from budgetsand mill levies to building needs andbonding. It was the year of Reapportionment.One of the Board's major tasks was rea·ligning the voting precincts so that allresidents received equal representationin school government. The Superintendent and members ofhis administrative staff administeredthe policies and procedures establishedby the board. The team provided leader·ship and direction to school operationsthroughout the district. Dr Raymond Whittenburg Ray Brown Kenneth Prince Marhn Fa1rbourn R1chard Gourley Superintendent Deputy Super~ntendent [)(>puty Superintendent Assistant Sup<!rintendent Ass1stant Superintendent122

Jordan's Proud Of New Administration With the building of the newWest Jordan High School,some administrative changeswere made in order to meet thedemands of our expanding dis·trict. Fred Ash, a former teach·er and tennis coach of Jordanand Vice-Principal of both Jor·dan and Hillcrest Highs, accept·ed his appointment to the position of principal with much ex·perience and knowledge con·cerning Jordan's traditions andactivities. Ken McCleary, another fa cui·ty alumni, had traded in his sci·ence textbooks of the past inorder to take up the new re·sponsibility of Vice-Principal,while Bob Sproul, a returningVice-Principal worked hard inhis continual efforts to supportMr. Ash in the functioning ofschool business and involve-ment.I) Ken McCleary. Vice Pnnct~l . RobertSproul, Vice Pnnct~l; Fred Ash , Principal, 2) Mr A~h expresses sohcttudeover the state football finals 123

Norma Riska, Secretary Maris Olson, Secretary Thelma Ainsworth, Secretary Kathy Allen, Reg1strar Sharon Gregory, Secretary Florence Steadman, Counselors Aide Lena Wagstaff, Med1a Aide Argene Jorgensen, Career Aide Marie Egbert, Career Aide Dave Ekstein, Head Custodi11n Marsha Sm1th, Custodian Shane Sm1th, Custodian124

Various Positions Aide StudentsJudy Lloyd, Attendance secretary, Checks fi les Rusty Throckmorton, attendance aide, is always willing to help The support staff at Jordan, consisting of the office secretaries, custodians, registrar, and career center aides, are some of the most important people at Jordan. They are the ones who keep the school running: Keeping the records, handling the attendance, keeping the school clean, guiding us in our career choices, and seeing to it that we have all of the basic necessities required to operate the school.Janie! Houghton, attendance aide, runs copy machine. 125

Uncle Bob exchanges tickets for presents. Mr. Ekberg moonlights as a dock-worker. Jordan's Cultural Whirlwind From the proverbial rays of Califor· school assemblies and animated anec· whatever I had going on,\" she says. \"Inia sunshine, of tranquil spring week· dotes continuously related midst every· want to g1ve Sasha that same freedom.ends once spent basking in the everpre· day classwork. Besides participating insent volatile tan to the lush gardens the usual school sports, all of the area or course I'll be disappointed if she \"beach\" schools competed in waterand castles of Japan, comes one of the sports such as surfing, and many hours doesn't like art and drama, but I'll supmost impressive cultural whirlwinds were spent on the sand with homework port her in whatever she wants to do.\"ever to hit Jordan High. Returning from attempting to obtain the coveted statusa year of sabbatical leave, Leah Smith symbol of a \"Coppertone Tan\". Maintaining a notorious reputation ofhas once again joined the teaching staff erractic dressing, Leah's clothing is aof our beloved school, hitting us full After graduation, Leah had the op· popular subject of discussion amongforce in both the art and English depart· portunity to spend the summer as an her students. Although she doesn'tments. exchange student in Japan. Going into fuss over her clothes personally, her the country cold turkey, she found her· husband loves it when she does. \"I Raised in San Diego, California, Leah self using various means of off-the-wall don't care to dress up often,\" sheattended Mission Bay High School sign language in an effort to communi· smiles. \" I usually wear whatever'swhere she was deeply involved in act· cate with her new family. She says, \"I'll comfortable and easy to take care of. Iing and dramatic production. Voted the never forget the day my Japenese sis· don't want to have to worry about mymost talented of her senior class. she ters purchased a live eel. They brought baby putting her sticky hands on myhas displayed various acting abilities it home, laid it out on the cutting board, pants or anything like that.\" Overallthrough her active participation in she finds jeans the most favorite of her cut it and ate it while it was still wig· apparel I. gling. I was so sickened that I had to leave the room. Needless to say she Through her various travels she has found Venice, Italy as the most perfect still keeps contact with her second fam· city. She loves snow skiing and visiting ily. Lake Powell with her family. Whenever traveling, she is never seen without her Having recently adopted a baby girl, backpack. Sasha, Leah is beginning to understand the importance of parenthood in raising When asked which was most impor· a child. 'My parents were very under· tant of the classes she teaches, English standing in their dealings with me. or art, Leah felt that art and Engli sh go They allowed for a lot of flexibility re- hand in hand; both are forms of com· garding my career goals and the like. munication and expression. She likes They didn't push me into any molds to include them both in her day for the but heeded my little idiosyncrasies with variety. mild concern and supported me in Thanks to Leah Smith, Jordan high has had a li ttle extra variety, too. A dedicated Mr. Boskovich, sacrifices hiS self-image for student spirit.126

More Than Just TeachersRICK BOJAKWeight Training, PowerLifting. M.S.NOEL BOLLIGER Geology, A.P. Bioi·ogy. B.S., M.SDAN BOSKOVICH·French, Spanish,English B.A., M.B.APERRY BRADY Math, Health, B.A.MARK CROOKSTON Drafting, Voca·tional Leadership, Adv. Woods, AutoTheory. B.S, T t. I.LYNN DeMILL Woodwork, Carpentry,Cabinet making. B.S.DAVE ERICKSON·Driver's Ed., Sci·ence. M.S.BOB FRATTO Math, Coaching. B.S.,M.Ed.HAL HALE Health, Basketball Fund.B.A. M.S.WEST HAMMONDEnghsh. M.S.KAY JABUSCH A P English, English9, Humanities B.A . M.A.ROGER KING Electronics I, Voc. Elec-tronics. B.SROBERT LANGFORDWelding. B.S.YVONNE McDOWELL English, Read·ing, Educational Teaching. M.Ed., B.S.CHARLOTTE MILLER English, Broad·caster. B.S.MICHAEL MURRY Driver's Ed., P.E.,Math B.A., M.ARODNEY OLIVER Dnver's Ed., Algebra, Math B.S., M EBRENT PLANT World Wars, Soc Stud·1es, EconomiCS B.SBRIAN RAWLINGS Debate, EnglishB.ADENNIS TOLMAN Auto Mechanics,Auto Body B.S.OFFICER TOWNSEND Law Enforce·ment. B.S.PEGGY WRIGHT IMC A.P. Research.B.S., M.EdRODNEY ZABRISKIE Vocal Music,English B.A, M.MI) Coach Noble brown bags it at a fu·neral 2) Mr Hunter shows us the fringebenefits or teach1ng 3) Miss Miller ar·gues that a clean desk 1s the sign or aSICk mind. 3 127

ROBERT ANDRUS·Soc Studies, Histo- ry, French. B.S., M.Ed. CAROL BAR RETT KARLENE BAUER Science Comp.. Basic Science. B.S. DENNA BRANDENBURGEngli sh I0 f, 12. B.A. LEE BRIGGS·Algebra 1 f, 11, Geometry B.A., M.A. PHIL BROADHEAD-History, Soc Stud ies, English. B.S. ALAN BROCK·Biol· ogy, Genetics. Physiology. B.A GARY BUYSBand, Orchestra, Guitar, Spec tru m, Flag Squad. B.F.A BRYCE COL LIER·Aigebra II. Adv. Alg.fTrig. Calcu Ius. A S., B.S. DIANE CONRAD·Eng lish II f, 9, German. B.A., M.A.T. BRAD EDGINGTON ARLEN EKBERG. JULIE FELSIIAW Office Practice. Amer Enterprise. Bus1ness fnglish. B.S GERALD FISHERMedia Coordina tor. M.S., M.Ed. HCLEN HIGBEE Health, Health Occupations. B.S. MIKE HOCK AP History, Soc Studies, Stagecrart. B.S. MARC HUNTERAige bra, Geometry, Coaching B.S LULA ISAACSON Accountmg, Type I f, II B.S. BETH JOHNSON. MARSHA KINGHORN Pc~r<'nting I f, II, Design fCrarts B.S JUDY LORDEnglish 9, 10, II BA SANDRA LOVATOSewing I, II, Ill, f, Voc B.S. CLYDE MASON Physics, Chemistry. Science Comp. B.S. DAN MAY RICHARD MILNE-Art, Yearbook B.F.A. M.Ed JEFF MITCHEll Coun~elor B.S, M.S ROBYN MO<JSl EYCheerleader Adv., Drama, Dance Compc1ny. B.S BILL NOBLf RALPII PACF Ceram1cs B. A RENEF PAY Dnll Team, Shorthand I f, II. Secretarial Off1ce Procedures. B.S.128

Faculty Speaks Softly With Big Stick Mrs. Johnson says, \"Stop playing with the polaroid and sit down.\" WENDELL PETERSON·Vocational Coordina tor. B.S., M.S. CARMA PRESCOTTCounsel· ing. B.A., M.A . MARGARET PRICE-Gymnas· tics, Figure Control, Coaching. B.S. JEFF RASMUSSEN·History. B.S. ROBERT SHEL· TON-Graphics, Photo. B.S. LEAH SMITH·Humanities, English II C 10. Commercial Art. M.A. STEVEN STRANGVoc. English, Science. History, OJT. B.S. MARIET TA WILLIAMS·Drill Team, Adv. Dance. B.S. KENT WILSON·Marketing, Business Math, Bookstore. B.A.. M.S. KIM WU·Soc. Studies, Health. B.S. 129

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Junior Varsity No 1 In Region 6 Troy Macfarlane looks for daylight. J.V. Scores The J.V. team went undefeated all year, except to non·region Alta Jordan 6 Alta 7 which was a close game. This years J.V. has really proven they Jordan 38 Taylorsville 7 can come back from a bad sopho· more year. They really came out Jordan 28 South 14 tough and they \"buried\" all oppos· Jordan 31 Murry 28 ing teams in their region. Only Jordan 24 Toole 10 Judge came close, but they couldn't compete with the J.V. de- Jordan 7 Judge 6 fense, which was awesome this Jordan 14 West 7 year. It really shows that Bojak's football program does in fact work! Steve Batley readtes to htke the ball, as Greg Donus call~ the cadence.134

Sophomores Are Tougher Than Ever! Rob Farnswort h shows opposing player who is in charge. The sophomores this yearhave proven that they're atough team, going through·out the year with only twolosses. Their team showed alot of talent and determina·tion all season, which madeeverybody proud of them .They really m ade it worthyour while to come andwatch them . Be assured,that they're going to betough as J.V. and varsityplayers in '82.Jordan 6 .......•• Aha 7Jordan 44 • Taylorsville 0Jordan 26 Lehi 0Jordan 40 South 0Jordan 36 Murray 12Jordan 64 Tooele 6Jordan 28 Bingham 6Jordan 24 Judge 6Jordan 6 .. West 21Robin Adair Jorge Arce· Craig Frank Despain Kelly Harms Kim Ketterer Roger Oliver Troy Thomas Darrell VanTony Adamson Larreta Butterrield Rob Lance Harris Daren Kitchen Robert Schmidt Mike Amen Curtis Hill Marc Hunter· Bill Noble· Gary Banford Eddy Clements Farnsworth T hompson Jeff Wissler Brad Bryan Niel Dennison Coach Coach Dave Ekstein· Steve Bush· Troy Forbush Coach Manager 135

Freshmen Football Onder New .Management This year's Freshmen football team was proof of the worddedication. Aided by coaches Hue Jewkes and Dan May theteam went through hours of rigorous training and days of tiringpractice. A record of 3 and 4 was their reward. As Freshmenfootball players they've started their training to become Jordanvarsity's finest. Alex Fidel scrambles for a first down. Boyd Pendleton and Larry Knight are in for the sock. Front row, left to right Rolan Mi· cheat, Alex Fidel, Chris Heaps, Jer· one Richards, M1ke Graham, Mike Johnson, Larry Kn1ght, Jeff Carl son, Guy Young, Jeff Birch, Mark Kokkola, Russell Scott. 2nd row · Chris Datsun, Roger Robinson, Ken Topham, Angelo Truj1llo, Boyd Pendleton, Drew Homer. Maunce Matsumori, Steve Holtby, Todd Bendicson, Dave Flinders, Kyle Si mons, Jrd row· Roger Winterbot tom, Mike Butkovich, Marvin An derson, Todd Wagstaff, Cicywa Par· terway, Richard Laughter, Steve Johnson, Corby Browmng, Brett Hale, Shaun Ophrett, Brent Robin · son, 4th row James D1llard, Coach Dan May, Kieth Harris, Andy Ket terer, Warren Brown, Dave Thom as, Paul Hendricks, Brian Johnson, Jay Deakm, Judd Kmnelly, 4th row Coach Hue Jewkes, Nick Medina, Clay Maxwell, Rhett Puder, Jerry De La Cruz, Troy Golightly, Bart Hale.136

A Drive To State Where can you find peoplefrazzling their wire·tight nervesattempting to sink a little ballinto a small cup? On the Jor·dan High golf team of course!And sink that ball they did!They were led by SteveSchneiter who took 1st place inState. His goal is to become apro golfer. The team battled to a 2ndplace in region. They had avery good showing in Stateplacing 8th. Long practices in all types ofweather, helped prepare ourteam for a good season.Jordan h1gh golf team, SteveSchne1ter, Coach Perry Brady, DougMoore. Liz Schne1ter, Gordon Treadway, Grant Geertson, Rodney Conners,Dustin Bolliger Steve Schnei ter, I st in state, chips out of the sand trap. 137

Darren Evensen races ror the tape. Gary Winterholler goves us his impression or \"On the road agaon\" Track Was ''On The Road Again'' Even before the winters snow was cleared from the ground, our ambitious track team was already working out In the end our teams dedication paid off, as they finished the season in true style. The track Team participated in the Alta and B.Y.U. invita· tiona Is. Wendy Bonner Rob Cottle Rroan Draper Russell Muor Karen Taylor Kelly Fehler Lourie Poper Julie Trosh<1 Marchant Allen Saxton Winterbottom Gary Wonterholler138

Girls Kick At Region Dedication, Stamina, andGuts. If you have these quali·ties then Cross Country is thesport for you. Cross Country runners put inmany miles both after schooland on their own time, whichrequires a lot of self·dedication. This year was another excit·ing season for the mighty Beet·diggers, who have greatstrength in their seasoned run·ners, as well as in their newrecruits. All of the hard workfinally paid off for the girlsteam, as they breezed by theothers to bring home t heir sec·ond region title. Placing for thegirls were Karen Taylor third,Wendy Bonner fourth, LauriePiper eleventh, Heidi Allen thir·teenth, Dorene Nelson seven·teenth, and Lori Griffith intwentieth place. The guys team did a greatjob as two tough Juniors JeffMace nineth, and Clark Har·mon in twentieth, placed forJordan. Our fantastic team was un·der the perceptive guidance ofCoach Andrus, who is quite arunner himself, occasionally heruns the same workout as histeam.Robert Cottle kicks past a Murray Spartan. First row left to right; Karen Taylor. Heidi Allen. Todd Mitchell, Robert Cottle, Jeff Mace, Kelly Meldrum, Janell Condie. Second row; Lori Griffith, Troy Peck, Ryan Brown, Greg Maughan, Ray Harmon, Wendy Bonner Th1rd row; Dorene Nelson, Klint Belka, Rick Allen, Wade Knud· son, James Anderson, Laurie P1per. Fourth row; Brian Draper, Clark Harmon. 139

Varsity Uses .Multiple Defense Through the positive ef· fects of a fast·moving, pass· ing offense and the use of variety in multiple defense, Jordan's varsity basketball team is still clinging to the top of the backboard. Hav· ing to face increasingly tough region and league competitions, the team proved to be quite excep· tiona) in all aspects of court play. Although we had several close games, Coach Hal Hale felt our greatest competitors in league action were West and South. In order to pre· pare for each game, Coach Hale would first scout the other teams during pre·sea· son play and pick up on the types of strategies most pre· velant in play action. Then after the team conducted in· dividual warm·ups, they would work together on of· fensive and defensive moves to counter·attack opposing strategy. Even though they seemed to be hindered by perpetual physical injuries of one sort or another , each of the play· ers acquired a high standard of improving their own abili· ties, and because of their own personal dedic ation they were also able to work well as a team. Mark Petersen leaps to tag a re· bound.140

Jom Nelson is open for a lay up. Coach Hal HaleDanny McEntire pushes for the extra inch.-- Shane Christensen Danny McEntire Mark Petersen Kendall Smith Guy Hendricksen Russell Muor Matt Player Mike Thompson Nelson\"s jumpshot os too quock Steve Larsen Jim Nelson Jerry Richardson Gary Vanek lenberg 141

Juniors Pass Test J.V. basketball has skyrock· eted into a fantastic, fast·mov· ing team! Through the combi· nation of sophomores, juniors, and three hours of daily prac· tice, they have been rewarded with a great season. The abili· ties of each player was put to a test at every game and from development of skills taught by Coach Broadhead, each knew just how to complete their job. This year's Junior Varsity team proved to have the skill and determination to become leaders as future varsity play· ers. I . Shane Christensen ponders over the outcome of the game. 2. Gary Vanek· lenberg overwhelms his opponent at the tip off as a South player watches in awe. Front row: Gary Vanek lenberg, Dave Deem, Curtos Hill, Brad Bryan, Guy Hendricksen, Moke Gomez Back row Coach Broadhedd, Shane Christensen, Donny McEntire, Mike Graham, Russell Muor, Mike Harris, Mike T hompson142

Sophomores Show Varsity Potential This season the sopho·mores combined their abili·ties with a fine·tuned of·fense, proving to be a majorasset in all of their games.With the support of a strongbench and the ability to hit ahigh percentage of shotsfrom outside the key, theteam was able to show theirvarsity qualities during regu·lar game play. The most out·standing players seemed tobe Mike Thompson andRuss Muir at guards withGuy Hendricksen and CurtisHill under the basket. Through the skill and ef·fort of Coach DeMille, thesophomore team was able tobecome one of the top in theregion . 1. Front row: James Anderson. Shane Jewitt, Donny M cEntire, Mike Thompson. Russell MUir Ryan Nelson. Back row· Mike Graham. Curtis Hill. Guy Hendricksen. M ike Gomez. Brad Bryan Coach DeM 1IIe 2 Russ MUir bulls h1s way for a picture perfe<: t lay·up.Brad Bryan soars into the air w1th a ball meant for the bask et. 143

Freshmen, PJlay Ball This year's Freshman Basketball Team was head· ed by a former alumni, coach Mike Reich. These freshmen worked hard learn· ing the skills of basketball and sportsmanship. Be· tween 6:00 and 7:30 every morning, sneakers and sweat combined to produce a terrific team. \"They've de· veloped good coordination and mastered the skills of of· fensive and defensive tac· tics,\" said their coach. AI· though all the players are es· sential to the team, there are a few key players. Brent Lar· sen plays center and re· bounds well. The forward, Kyle Simmons, is a good shot, and Chns Heaps, m the position of point guard, is another intregal part of the team, a team that can han· die the ball really well. The players all pulled together and produced a team that Jordan was proud of. Chris Heaps watches for insrde man Kyle Srmons drrves for two Front row· Mrkt• Butkovteh, StE>ven Blatne, Rrchard Bruc t•, Chrr~ HE>aps, Boyd Pendlt•ton Ric hmd I aughter. Troy Adelman. SN·ond row, Coach Mrke ReKh, Kylt• Simons, Bart Hale. PP!t'r K<Hs.rn. Gt•ruld Strt•lxol, Brent Larwn. Brett ltctlt•144

Volleyball Expressed Team Spirit Volleyball was not just a game where the players hit the ball back and forth across the net: It was ranked as one of the world's most popular team sports. It involved skill, good mental attitude and great sportsman· ship. Coach Price felt that all of the girls this year had improved in all the areas by practicing three hours a day. They worked hard and demonstrated the true meaning of espritde· corps. The captains for the Varsity team were Kim Gardner and Toni Butko· vich. Dorthy Simons and Kathy Taylor were the captains for J.V. They contributed to the team's outstanding success.Toni B !>pokes the bdll. I eft to Roght. I st row Marsha Crane. Dorthy Simons, Jody Welch, Kathy Taylor. 2nd row· Debbie Johnson. Brendd Miller. Cristy Brand, Nancy Thornblad, Nancy Thackery, Nicole Gardner. Suzy Johnson. 3rd row Diane Rager. Marian Dennoson. Marie Menna, Karen Me Alloster, Debbie Foster, Tono Butkovrch. Terri Hardong. Kim Gardner, Margret Price-Coach.M\"'\"' M. goc~ up lor a biO( k Terro 11 bumps tht• ball Terro H. sneaks up on the bdll 145

Nothing Tops Varsity Wrestling Kyle Hansen wins at Cottonwood. Have you seen a group of guys going over to the pit every night after school? If you have, then you have encountered the Jordan High Wrestling Team! They have had long and hard wrestling practices every night. except for match nights, since the first of November. There are twelve weight divi· sions starting from 98 lbs. to over 185 lbs. To be a wrestler, you have to be in top·notch physical condition. It is not very fun to have to skip mea ls or go without snacks to be able to stay at your weight. Our team did well against Tooele and West High. They were the toughest competition in our region. Our wrestling team did GREAT this year and they went to region. The wres· tiers that placed 1st. 2nd, and 3rd in region also went to State to represent Jordan High. Varsity B,Kk row Paul V<~h·nwl'ld, Marcus Mt•lvllh•, John Churdws. CIMd Sayers Ven llt•der. Mark Mdxwell, Dd v1d Nez. Co.H h Dan May f'ront row Frank Hdrward. Wade Knud~•·n. Rdndy Washburn, K yl•• HdnSen. Jt•ff M,Ke, dnd Ang1•llo I IUJillo. Marcu~ Ml'lvolh· d1splays con< Pnlr•lliOn on take down 146