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u.a.a. These are the determined and ath- letic girls of Jordan, besides, who said that \"it's a man's world?\" Anyone who watched these dis- plays of grace, agility, exertion, and coordination have a personal conviction that women are alive and living on the court as well as in the kitchen.Row One: Debra Clough, Jena Crapo Jeri Ballard, Bev Davenport, Karen Ferguson , CherylBishop, Loe Pierce, Susan Webb, Tammy Smith, Nadeau, Mariann Spratt, Geri Gordon, SusanCindy Paget, Coleen Ricord, Wendy Wallin, Sterling, Margie Begay, Joan Mortensen, RuthTamara Walkenhorst, Jolene Christensen, Dara Price. Row Three: Sandy Orth, Carla Ricord,Anderson, Linda Zupan, Debbie Cates, Doris Bobbie Lee Gatehouse, Debra Bleazard, KarlinSharp. Row Two: Margaret Padfield, Karen Hardy, Evelyn Birchell, Karen Gatehouse, Juli-Pangos, Gina Melonas, Cathy Noorda, Bonnie anne Wolfgramm, Patti Mortensen, Tami Okubo.There's no need to fear, G.A.A. Officers: Bonnie Ballard, Ruth Price, Miss PadfieldI will stop her here. Joan Mortensen, Cindy Paget, Coleen Ric- Adviser ord, Karen Ferguson, Miss Padfield, Debbie Cates. Forensics taught one the art of saying little in many words. Thisnsics was the competitive club that rep- resented the \"beet\" in an optimis- tic way. They competed in many categories such as oration, de- bate, legislative forum, impromptu speaking, and extemporaneous. The countless hours of cutting, pasting, and filing paid off for our Jordan Forensics squad as they maintained the respectable tradi- tion of the past.Row One: Gary Rane, Karlin Hardy, Jeanne Thompson. Row Two: Kirk Peterson, Kennard Forensics Officers: Kendall Peter-~adler, Julie Carlquist, Kevin Cutler, Kendall Black, Lon Thomas , Steve Parker, Ken Grimes, Leslie Gailey, Francis Longstaff, Jared Chris- son, Todd Zagorec, Jared Chris- eterson , Todd Zagorec, Duane Davis , Kerry tensen. tensen. 95

Fritos, Cheetos, a twinkie and four candy bars, what a hog. Duane Bailey, Lon Thomas, Brent Jackman, Julianne Winkler, Carolee Nelson, Bill Clough. Students in bookstore get away from school lunch. Bill Clough No, we don't have anymore twinkies. Manager Jordan's good ol' bookstore not only served as an escape when school lunch wasn't your favorite, but it was also generalized as a mini Grand Central. Bic pens, notebooks and our own Jordan Beetdigger sweatshirt could be found there during lunches and before and after school. Under the direction of Lila Wilson.96

sub-dabs andsou ires With a style and distinction all their own the Sub-Debs and Squires added an exciting and unique flavor to Jordan's music department this year. You might say they were the more sophis- ticated students In the musical field. They not only attended symphonies and concerts, but were featured at the U. of U. as the guests of the day.Mr. Zabriskie AdviserDrew Chamberlain Julie Carlquist Row One: Bryan Paget, Francis Longstaff, Susan Ballard, John Bishop. President President Row Two: Drew Chamberlain, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse, Julie Carlquist, Kevin Cox, Kendall Peterson. Row Three: Kip Rishton, Duane Bingham, Sherry Atkinson, Cindy Paget. Row Four: Janet Bergener, Dana Jensen, Ginnie Barlow, Claudia Orr, Jalynn Steadman, Carma Hansen, Shirley Lakerveld, Tari Smith, Julie Sheppard, Judy Hatch, Geralyn Pixton. kBV ClUb Key Club - epitomizing service Mr. Pond to the school and community, Adviser striving to enrich man's exis- tence. The traditional raising of the flag every morning and tak- Ing it down every afternoon gave this club a good reason to either be a few minutes late to class or to get out a few minutes early. Also, being the patriotic students and striving for a flag In each classroom - Key Club.Row Two: Scott Jewkes, Janice Ballard, Colleen Smith, Jazan Vawdrey, Mr. Key Club Officers: Keith Corn ia, Joel Bishop,Pond . Row Two: Keith Cornia, Pride Alldredge, Ray Allred, Blaine Beck, Dave Henderson, Ray Allred.Dave Henderson. 97

Mr. Gibson AdviserorenastraSometimes I wonder how Igot to be so perfect.Orchestra - a symbol of what we Row One: Heidi Stoedter, Sheri Atkinson, Ellen Woodruf, Kariena Izatt. Row Two: LaRee Leany,could have been if only we hadn't Fratto, Debbi Gentry, Ginger Wright, Diane Gayle DeSpain, Pat Morgan, Willie Wright, Mr.ignored our mother's frequent re· Gibson, Dinah Holmstead.mlnders to practice a full hour.Thanks to a group of aspiringyoung musicians and Mr. Gibson's\"tolerant disposition\" the orchestrawas successful in providing musicfor \"Guys and Dolls\" and otheractivities.band Rest, one, two, three, four! This group of Jordan's musical talent spent the year concen· trating on sustaining the right notes and getting their pages turned on time. The long hours of rehearsal paid off In the ex- citement of successful pep as· semblles, sports activities, and cafeteria serenades. Row One: Cal Wadsworth, Mike Merrill, Bonnie Row Three: Ke rn Pollard, Dale Titus, Janina Max- Brennan, Ellen Fratto, Mark Ziegler, Elizabeth field, Dave Cracroft, Darrell Toster, Scott Brown, Lamb. Row Two: Tim Olson, Mayda Auker, Heidi Keith Sturdevant, Del Swensen. Row Four: Keith Stoedter, Patrea Smith, Grem Armstrong, Richard Eddington, Jeff Jen sen, Tom May, Jeff Langston, Herd, David Panek, Dave Kimball, Jody Bentley. Jeff Phillips, Richard Parker.98 Rooty-toot-toot!

service art110h, I wish the bell would ring.\" Row One: Kristine Howard, Gary Bell, Edna Myers, Michelle Snyder, Cathy Darling , Tammy Rowell, Cindy Dowding, Kristie Graham. Row Two: Steve McPherron, Pat Bean , Carl Hend- A small room complete with a rickson, Joyce Olsen, Leah Tippetts. stereo, leaky faucet, and Miss Tippetts' unique personality make up the home of 15 artistic geniuses. Along with paint flying fights, sing- ing along with the Jackson 5 to beat the 7th period blahs and laughing so hard that our stom· achs ached came the talent of preparing dance posters, scenery for \"Guys and Dolls\" and ..Auntie Mame\" and our own original mas- terpieces.Leah Tippetts Robyn Timoney Yes, Robyn! Adviser Adviser With headaches caused from short circuited lighting systems, curtains that wouldn't close, and records that always skipped, the stage crew tried to create the kind of activities we would come to ••• They helped with the \"unique concepts In enter- tainment\" that kept us amused.R~w One: Randy Fellows, Bryan Paget. Row Two: Mike Sheppard, \"Freeze\"Ktp Rlshton, Robert Glad, Paul Krueger, Lynn Wright. 99 tauecrew





Ross Ainsworth BreH Andrlzzl Rand Andrus Randy Bradfield Kenny Brady Reed Brklaclch Tackle Defensive End Tackle TackleLeft End Guard GuardOutside Linebacker Defensive EndCory Cartwright Gerry Clarke Bill Cowley Kelly Crebs Ralph Crystal Jim Dahl Flanker CenterDefensive Tackle Flanker Offensive Tackle Quarterback Middle Linebacker Defensive Tackle Defensive Halfback Mike Day Ryan Ennis Halfback GuardDefensive HalfbackScoH Gallagher Sherm Gallagher George Gonzales Gary Green Gerry Gustafson Joe Ham Safety Left End Tail Back Quarterback Quarterback Tackle Allstate Place Kicker Safety Brent Jackman Randy Jensen David Jentzch Rusty Johnson Sid Jones Brad Kemp Tackle End Center Tackle Guard Middle Linebacker102

Lee Macklin Peter Massa Merlin Miller Kevin Mills Rick Parker Steve Parker Flanker Defensive Tackle Center Center End Defensive End Offensive TackleGary Pelch Wade Pierce Kim Powell Glenn Pyle Scott Robinson Eddie Romero End Quarterback Halfback Nose GuardMiddle Linebacker Outside Linebacker Safety Offensive GuardKelly Savage Kevin Scroggin Nolan Snow Stan Stringfellow Bob Taylor Pat Teuscher Tight End Quarterback Left End Defensive TackleFullback Tight End Offensive TackleDefensive HalfbackJay Turner Lynn Ware Kevin Webster Don Yates Dave Zeller Ralph Chavis Halfback Fullback Guard Manager Tackle Defensive End Vern Jeppson It began on a hot summ~~B~r Fullback running along, muscles flexed, I tried to convince myself I was an animal. The first game - warming the bench through frustrating moments - I wanted to get at 'em. Football- a world of final effort, a game of physical combat, of guts and determination.Drew Chamberlain Ray Jewkes Manager Manager 103

I'd say it's·about time for a field goal. varsitY scores Oh where oh where can my blockers be, oh where oh where can they be!Jordan 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hillcrest 6Jordan 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brighton 22Jordan 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Murray 0Jordan 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Layton 56Jordan 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davis 21Jordan 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judge 20Jordan 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bingham 20Jordan 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cypress 0Jordan 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tooele 6soonomore team Row One: Craig Wagstaff, Kirk Riding, Terry Davis, David Clough, Gallagher, Lance Schocker, Bob Hoffman. Row Three: Dane Allred Bob Stone, Keith Eddington, Ken Young, Rod Sedgwick, Mark Burn- Robert McPherron, Steve Bawden, Jeff Leavitt, Jeff Newland, Duff ingham, John Lundstrom, Del Swenson, Tom May, Robert Yaka, Ben Pingree, Joe Hilton, Scott Olsen, Frank Jex, Steve Jepson, Randy Christensen. Row Two: Steven Milne, James Yeater, George Russom, Hughes, Judson Boynton, Roger Chase, Darwin Bradfield, Larry Pa~l Fairbourn, Barry S~renson, Blake Ostler, RayPaul Greenwood, Walters, Dan Auker, Chuck Christensen, David Jewkes, Darrell Troester, Blame Cozzens, John F1sh, Jeff Meldrum, Gregory Lunkwitz, Kevin James Whitmore, Coach Jewkes. Missing: Gary Thomas and Brian104 Robertson.

This summer found football players tackling dummies, lifting weights, laps around the track, giving up wine and women, and hitting the sack at 10:00. Anticipation was shared by coach, team, and spectator. Even the bench warmers had a positive attitude. The team lived in their own world of first downs, red flags, fumbles, and intercepted passes. All trying to become what coaches Berry, Mur- ray, and May wanted - a team of mini Joe Namaths. Forty-nine Mighty Beetdiggers who felt proud when intoxicated with victory, yet learned to accept defeat.Gallagher to Gallagher, another pass completed. Bingham about to be tackled by a multitude of Jordan players. Some people wouldn't recognize defeat If It walked up and grabbed them by the neck. 105

Susan Russell Wearing the name \"head cheerleader,\" Susan had the job of keeping things up when everything was down. She could look past the bleachers into our faces and really bring out our school loyalty. Whether Russell was singing the school song, or making five back handsprings in a row look easy, she gave the Beetdiggers an extra shot in the arm. Shirlee West Shirlee's familiar smile always seem- ed to make us welcome. She faced the games with a double enthusiasm for a second year. Sometimes it's pretty awkward to stand up and cheer, but when West looked up at us every- thing became so natural. Shirlee gave Jordan all her energy, and more.106

Peggy Atkinson Cindy RichardsonAdding a childish spark to Jordan, If ever there was a born Beetdigger,Peggy fulfilled the little girl excite- it would have to be Cindy. She's asment of having a good time. She au- crazy, happy, and enthusiastic as theytomatically left a strong impression come. As the only junior in the bunch,on all those she came In contact with. she somehow kept everyone else InTo watch Atkinson is to love her, to line. Always cracking that neededlaugh with her, and to care with her. joke, Richardson brought the cheer- leader role down-to-earth. Debbie Caldwell Cheering along with Deb, \"We are the Beetdiggers, we are the BEST,\" be- came more than just a cheer. An optimist by nature, Caldwell made positive thinking believable. Whether it was hanging posters, cheering at a game, or freaking Bingham, Deb stood out. 107

sonulaadars Diane Jones Elaine Lambson \"Onward ever onward, 'til the victory, Jordan triumphant, fighting for the \"The team took the floor with just one red and gray shall always stay. Fight- thought in mind, Viva-la-VIctory - ing ever fighting 'til the goal's in sight FIGHT! The other team tried but was .•.\" Diane involves herself in song- so far behind, Viva-la-VIctory- FIGHT leading as she involves herself in . . .\" Unlimited enthusiasm and a everything she does - a hard working sparkling smile sums up Elaine. She perfectionist. has a magic way of bringing out the best in people.108

Barbara Tremelling\"Hurrah for Jordan, Hurrah for Jordan,someone in the crowd is yelling hur-rah for Jordan. One, two, three, four,who ya gonna yell for? Jordan, Jordan,that's us!\" There's a certain sophis-ticated shyness about Barbara, yetshe seemed to radiate a quiet energy. Elaine Woodbury \"Jordan High School, cheer for Jor- dan High School, Jordan High School, the best school in the state!!!\" Taking things lightly, always too happy to worry. Bouncy, reckless, and carefree. Woodbury - she's contagious. Cindy Jordan\"V-1-C-T-0-R-Y, Victory, Victory, isour cry, la-te-dah, those Beetdiggersare the best, la-te-dah, the best of allthe rest .•.\" Cindy is a spirited girlwho has the unique ability of involv-Ing the studentbody. 109

Bonnie Barllard, Rich Parker, Sherrie Johnson, Ronda Cope, Dane Allred, Shelley Reed. Tracy Leavitt, Dane Allred, Marsha Rane. Jennifer Cannon, Cindy Forbes, Rich Parker.110

Row One: Jared Christensen, Kennard Black, Doug Draper, John Pyle, Swensen, Lon Thomas, John Bishop. Row Three: Wilford Begay,Kerry Thompson, Curtis Smith, Duane Davis. Row Two: Joel Bishop, Walter Wilson, Scott Jewkes, Jim Romero, Marvin Hase, Scott Bon-Daryl Bingham, Todd Zagorec, Mark Ziegler, Kevin Sybrowsky, Mike ham, Jon Tait. Row Four: Mike Akagi, Randy Oakeson, Wade Frisch- necht, Brad Fenton, Scott Crane, Dave Henderson. rossountrv ALLRIGHT!!!! It was a time, a season, a feeling. Jordan Cross Country 1973-74. During the frostbitten months each morning and afternoon, if you were driving down the road or pedalling along on your 10-speed, you could see a deter- mined and breathless Beetdigger jog- ging on the side. It wasn't until we saw a big \"J\" break the finish line ribbon that we realized what perse- verance really meant. Prepping for the \"Great Race.\" 111

Nolan Snow John Bishop Craig Houmand Ross AinsworthNolan can scratch the bottom Bishop's machine-like scoring Craig was always in motion, Between back passes andof his arch while standing set him up as top scorer. whether on the bench or out head lay-ups, Ross seemedup straight. Defense, rebound- His unusual determination hustling Bingham. He had the to be everywhere on the floor.ing and his accurate hook and accuracy weren't easily guts to go along with the He played with a tenacity thatshot kept Jordan flying. ignored. program. amazed everyone but himself. Kevin Smith Smith gave the team a good deal of depth as he came in to add a little \"umph\" in the middle of the defense.112

Have you ever wandered into thegym after a game when the throng-ing crowds have gone, leavingonly a few contemplative strag-glers? There is a certain hollow-ness in the air, the walls still re-sounding where only minutes be-fore hundreds of voices were uni-fied in a desire for victory. Wheretension permeated the gym, de-voted players sweated away thetime clock, trying hard to out-shoot the opponent and to dotheir best for Jordan. Buyingprecious time and points, andpaying for them with floor burnsand sore ankles. A prized victoryover rival Bingham and only fivePoints away from qualifying forState. Jordan Basketball . . . areason for hope.Mike Cary Jon Sargent Mike Day Phil Bradford''Killer\" was up in the air, It seemed, going all out at \"Break-away\" showed a lot Whether \"burn\" was wearingripping across the floor, practice, was well worth it of promise by his quickness his practice shirt backwards~nd showing Jordan that hav- for Jon, especially when he and hustle while on the court, or acting a little abnormalIng guts and determination always seemed to give the and his attitude toward he made shots once he gotreally paid off. team an extra boost. the team while off it. on the floor. 113

varsi IY scores Jordan 54 . . . . . . . . . . . Davis 48 Jordan 62 . . . . . . . . . . Judge 71 Jordan 42 .......... Tooele 64 Jordan 53 . . . . . . . . Bingham 56 Jordan 65 . . . . . . . . . Cyprus 64 Jordan 47 . . . . . . . . . . . Davis 60 Jordan 59 . . . . . . . . . . Judge 70 Jordan 58 . . . . . . . . . Tooele 60 Jordan 72 . . . . . . . . Bingham 68 Jordan 59 . . . . . . . . . Cyprus 48 Jordan 61 . . . . . . . . . Carbon 66Corey Houmand Paul Brown Garn Kemp Archie BlackhamNever having to worry about \"Solo\" was about as ener- Between personal jokes and Arch didn't waste a lot ofa razz from his big brother, getic and determined as they clowning around at practice time messing around ...and as the only soph. on the come, even though he spent \"Oak\" found it doesn't always well maybe sometimes, butteam, \"Rookie\" added with a good deal of time spread come easy ... but when it he got what needed to gethis maximum effort. out on the floor. does, the whole team gains. done, and did a good job of it at that. Managers - Row One: Jim Kennelly, Kevin Allen, Kevin Walters. Row Two: Ray Jewkes, Jim Dahl, Drew Chamberlain, Dane Allred.114

1.v. basketballRow One: Jim Dahl, Bob Hoffman, Corey Hou- sen, Phil Bradford, Kevin Nelson, Drew Chamber- i.v. scores~an.d, Gary Thomas, Jeff Pierce, Kenneth Young, lain. Row Three: Mike Crowther, Mike Day, Mark Blackham, Paul Brown, Garn Kemp, Coach Hale. Jordan 64 . . . . . . . . . . . Davis 50 evm Waiters. Row Two: Ray Jewkes, Don Peter- Jordan 75 . . . . . . . . . . Judge 52 Jordan 49 . . . . . . . . . Tooele 47 Jordan 69 . . . . . . . . Bingham 67 Jordan 79 . . . . . . . . . Cyprus 69 Jordan 66 . . . . . . . . . . . Davis 48 Jordan 79 .......... Judge 63 Jordan 72 . . . . . . . . . Tooele 59 Jordan 80 . . . . . . . . Bingham 66 Jordan 68 . . . . . . . . . Cyprus 60Row One: David Clough , Bob Hoffman, Gary Corey Houmand, Ben Christensen , Del Swensen, sophomore scoresThomas, Duffy Pingree, Kenneth Young. Row Two: Rod Sedwick. Row Three: Carl Sargent, Jeff Jordan 47 ........... Davis 59 Pierce, Coach Murry. Jordan 63 . . . . . . . . . . Judge 42 Jordan 53 .......... Tooele 39 Jordan 48 . . . . . . . . Bingham 58 Jordan 64 . . . . . . . . . Cyprus 51 Jordan 67 . . . . . . . . . . . Davis 62 Jordan 57 . . . . . . . . . . Judge 53 Jordan 77 .... ...... Tooele 63 Jordan 59 . . . . . . . . Bingham 54 Jordan 82 . . . . . . . . . Cyprus 53 sophomore basketball 115

wrestlingJohn Sieverts Jim Romero Jon Tait Eddie Romero 981bs. 105 lbs. 1121bs. 119 lbs.Wilford Begay 126 lbs.Ralph Crystal Jordan High Varsity Wrestling Team of 1974. 132 lbs.Marvin Hase Scott Crane 138 lbs. 138 lbs. Twist his head off!116

Scott Bonham 145 lbs. Randy Bradfield 1551bs. Gary Pelch 1671bs. Pat Teuscher 185 lbs.You've gotta hold on me baby!Peter MassaHeavyweight 117

J.v. wrestlingRow One: Jon Tait, Eddie Romero, Walter Wilson , Wilford Begay, Gary Kevin Langford, Kevin Gallagher, Robert Smith, Brad Fenton, DarwinPelch, Scott Crane, Randy Bradfield, Kevin Webster, Darrell Bingham, Bradfield , Paul Fairbourne, Wade Freschknecht, Steve Lyngets, SteveJohn Sieverts. Row Two: Scott Jewkes, Marvin Hase, Pat Teuscher , Milne , Darrel Troester, Randy Hughes, Rodney Allen, David Jewkes,Peter Massa, Kevin Sybrowsky, Kelly Savage, David Hendersen , Don Chuck Chri stense n, Armon Meadows, Randall Oakason, Coach DanYates , Gerry lvie, Scott Landeen , David Jentzsch, Glen Vawdrey, Les May. Row Four: Jeff Leavitt, Dan Auker, Jim Romero, Jim Cleland,Auker, Joel Bishop, Tom Darling . Row Three: Coach Kent Swedlund , Jerry Florez, Mark Ziegler, Jeff Newland, Matt Sorenson, Joseph Hilton, Lon Thomas, D'Ray Miller, Mike Akagi , Kirk Riding. A typical Jordan hold. David Hendersen struggling for a pin.118 At first we didn't think we could make it. The wrestling room that was sup- posed to be finished in August wasn't done by January. The mats had to be carried out on the gym floor at 6:30 and rolled up by 8:00. It made you wonder if it was all worth it. But our team shared in an optimistic attitude. They worked and gained an everlast- ing superiority. They showed Jordan what the word victory really meant when they qualified for State and took Second Place.

Come on, just three more inches.J. V. Team: Manager, Brian Robertson; Gerry lvie, Kelly Sav-age, Darrell Bingham, Jeff Leavitt, Kevin Gallager, MarkBay, Kevin Langford.One, two, three, ROLL. Coaches Swedlund and May. I'm ready if you are.The smell of success is never too sweet. We want ... 6 points. Look, a push me, pull you. 119

wrestlers: 2nd in state Jordan wrestling team accepting the state trophy. Scott Bonham waiting to re- Eddie Romero happily receives Coach Swedlund and captains ceive his 1st place trophy. his 1st place trophy. present the State trophy to the studentbody at Jordan. Spilling into the sports arena we kept our fingers crossed and hoped for State and Region Wrestling Trophies. the best for Jordan. We shared with the team the realization that every match was crucial; that we were only moments away from victory or defeat. Suspended in . excitement the State Tournament was a picture of unset- tled nerves. But, it all paid off when Jordan took second in the State and we brought home two first place State Champs; Eddie Romero and Scott Bonham.120

Row One: Mrs. Gailey, Janine Homer, Jan Lar- Two: Kirk Scott, Dave Bawden, Jeff Meldrum, Go ahead, I dare you to STREAKsen, Karen Gatehouse, Debbie Williams, Tina Larry Walters, Grant Ragsdale, Alan Buchanan, against the bottom of the pool.Mead, Carol Butler, Bobbie Lee Gatehouse. Row Craig Fisher, Scott Ragsdale, Greg Ballard, Steve Overson, Blaine Beck.That last bit of advice before the big race.Craig Fisher gives his Tina tries one of her super dives. Swimmers find relaxation timebest to finish first. before getting down to work.swimming Famous for the longest and tough- est work-outs in athletics, swim team members found their place with a pair of noseplugs and their breast stroke. Preseason meets sharpened their stamina, and en- titled them. If such a thing exists, they were glad to be in the uniform of the beetdigger. 121

DOll Row One: Kent Dunn, Jon Sargent, Ray Greenwood, Milan Swllor, Mike Merrill. Row Two: John Haueter, Don Brown, Garn Kemp, Mike Marcovecchio, Clair Skoubye, Coach Murry. Coming back on a successful sea- son the golf team sharpened the accuracy of their irons and added a few yards off the tee in order to crush their opponents. This helped them develop some finesse, and that's what makes the golfer avoid triple bogeys. Whoops, missed the ball.122

Mike Marcovecchio takes a practice swing Concentration and careful aim get it there.before putting the ball. The symbol of suc- cess is lonely. Kent Dunn takes into consideration windage and elevation.Clair Skoubye's a real \"swinger.\" 123

Row One: Joseph Ham, Lon Thomas, Kerry Thomp- Craig Wagstaff, Doug Christensen, Scott Brown, son, Kennard Black, Doug Curley, Vern Jeppson, James Whitmore, Duffy Pingree, David Clough, Terry Jared Christensen, Craig Houmand, Glenn Pyle, Kent Davis, Kevin Gallagher, Paul Fairbourne, Mike Akagi, Holsten, Kevin Scroggin. Row Two: Merlin Miller, Brent Best, Richard Kemp, Coach Ray Jensen. Row David Zeller, Kelly Savage, Curtis Smith, Todd Four: James Nelson, Stewart Gardner, Lance Zagorec, Peter Massa, Jeff Tempest, Cory Cartwright, Schocker, Mike Thorpe, Rod Sedjwick, Ben Christen- Jay Turner, Lynn Ware, Scott Robinson, Jim Dahl, sen, Gary Thomas , Ken Young, Kevin Walters, Chris Brent Hardcastle, Duane Davis, Coach Berry. Row Chapman , Keith Eddington, Hilton Harris. Missing: Three: George Russom, Kent Best, Mark Ziegler, Kirk Riding, Brad Kemp, Gerry Gustafson, Scott Gal- lagher, Ross Ainsworth, John Bishop. Ken Young waits for the Sophomores practice jumping Another victory for Craig gun for 880 Relay. over low hurdles. Houmand in the high hurdles. Doug Curley gets it track all together.124

Craig Houmand gets a nafural high in the broad jump. Scott Robinson tells his javeline where to go. Warm weather creates a new kind of excitement in athletics. Track is a variety of different events: a sprinter trying not to let the thought of time dis- turb his rhythm while a discus thrower works for perfection in muscle coordi- nation. Each event requires the extra amount of skill and endurance neces- sary for victory.Oh, no, only ten? Ryan Ennis winds up for discus throw.Todd Zagorec passes baton to Jared Christensen in mile relay. Oh, no, where's the mat? 125

uirls sports Strike her out Susan. Ruth Price gives it all she has. Ugh ... why did I ever say I'd do this? An independent group of Jordan wom- en. Endurance and coordination, mixed with bruised shins, scraped knees, and twisted ankles are the prices a girl has to pay when she tries to prove that her scores on the scoreboard can be as good as the \"male\" athletes. Girls' Sports - the sophisticated ver- sion of Women's Lib.126

On your mark, get set ... Girls' Baseball team warms up for the game. Up up and away.Swing your racket around and around ... 127

coach as Fred AshDoug Berry Sharon Gailey Hal HaleHue Jewkes Dan May Mike Murry128 Rodney Oliver Margaret Padfield Kent Swedlund

gymnastics\"Bend and stretch, reach for the sky .•.\" Susan Russell performs floor exercise for studentbody. Susan Webb practices her bar routine.Did you feel a wind blow by? Cindy Paget performs vaulting stunt. Jan Noorda, vaulting Super Woman. 129

Linda Anderson Susan Webb demonstrates floor exercise routin Bonnie Ballard Carol Jolley warms-up for gymnastics practice. Jeri Bishop Debbie Clough Ronda Cope Jena Crapo Stacy FentonMarjean Hooser Sheri Johnson Carol JolleyElaine LambsonJoan MortensenPatti Mortensen Jan Noorda Kathy Noorda Tammy Okubo Cindy Paget 130

1974 Gymnastics Team of Jordan. Karen Pangos Nancy PriceGymnastics - the sport that combines Cindy Richardsondance and acrobatics with grace and Susan Russellaccuracy. Many individual routinesperformed with precision and tension. Lori SchmidtWorking out daily and after school only Cindy Sladeto be judged and awarded with criti-cism. After competing in the Region Susan Sterlingmeet, Jordan sent many of its gym- Gayle Taylornasts to the State meet, and won the Sharlene VeaterState Championship. Marie Waters Susan Webb Shirlee West Elaine Woodbury Lori Woodward 131

baseballRoss Ainsworth Scott Anderson Brett Andrizzi Pitcher Short Stop Third BaseJohn Bishop Matt Bishop Carl Bolton First Base Right Field Short StopScott Bonham Randy Bradfield Reed Brklacich Swing, batter, swing. Pitcher Left Field Third BaseBlane Cozzens Ralph Crystal Mike Day Third Base Second Base Center Field Sherm Gallagher Scott Gallagher Gerry Gustafson Team loyalty still exists at Jordan. Left Field Center Field Third Base132

Baseball is something anybody canplay, but few succeed beyond neigh-borhood diamonds and games withthe local color. Mixing a personal ef-fort to make contact with the ball anda team coordination for the doubleplay - a swinging Jordan team coach-ed by Hal Hale and Lynn Ballard wereon their way to make Baseball history. Gerry lvie Billy Johnson c.,~ Second Base Pitcher Russell Johnson Catcher Brad Kemp John Lundstrom Steve McPherron Catcher Second Base Short StopMike Day gets ready for his turn at bat. Jeff Pierce Wade Pierce Buck Sharples Right Field Catcher Pitcher Bob Stone Del Swensen Wade Webster Right Field First Base PitcherBaseball Managers: Kevin Allen,Dane Allred, Leslie Gailey. 133

Strike three, we're out. Wind her up Sherm, baby.The great Jordan baseball team of '73-'74. Grve up, Randy, you're out. Bob Stone slides into second base. Scotty, come \" home.\"134

Row One: Steve Overson, Don Yates, Wade Pierce, Doug Draper, GBrrae~gfoBrda,llaRrdu,styGlJeonhnVsaownd.reRyo,wSFcoivtet :RSacgostdtaJlee,wkBeilsly, Johnson PhilSteve McPherron, David Jentzsch, Kevin Sybrowsky, G.lenn Py~e, John Sie'verts,Curtis Smith, Ralph Chavez. Row Two: Coach Murry, Ketth Corn1a,Craig Houmand, Joel Bishop, Kevin Mills, Pat Teuscher, No!an Davtd Henderson, Garn Kemp, Randy JJeonnseSn~rgLeenet, Macklin RossSnow, Scott Galla~her, Jan Larsen, Bobby Lee Gatehou~e, Janme Ainswo_rth, Kirk Riding, John Bishop, Kevin 'smith.Homer, Debra Williams, Kerry Thompson, Coach Oliver. RowThree: Coach Berry, Robert Smith, Scott Bonham, Brent Jackman, Row S1x: Lon Thomas, Kelly Crebs, Joe Ham, Ken Siack, VernScott Robinson, Mike Day, Craig Fisher, Lynn. Ware, Sherm Gal-lagher, Bill Cowley, Ray Jewkes, Duane Dav1s. Row Four: Jeff Jeppson, Kent Holsten, Kelly Savage, Sid Jones, Dave Zeller, DaveLeavitt, Doug Curley, Ralph Crystal, Gerry lvie, Kirk Petersen, Jewkes, John ~yle. Row Seven: Kenneth Day, Jimmy Romero, Wil- ford Begay, M1ke Cary, Brad Kemp, Jerry Gustafson Marvin Hase Ed Romero, Gary Pelch, John Tait, Randy Bradfield ' Rand Andrus' Peter Massa, Brett Andrizzi. ''Oeser n the halls and heading forthe locker room. Jordan Lettermen '74- a reason for being proud of the big\"J.\" These are the guys with the en-thusiasm, dedication and enduranceto bring ou the real meaning of beinga Beet · ger. They have shown uswh a title confidence and a lot of can do. \"The Jordan Super-Studs,''- Lettermen '74.

Row One: Kelly Crebs, Scott Featherstone, Phillip Bradford, Kevin t:Jelso.n, Ca~l t>aryt:?l~l·Corey Houmand, Rich Parker. Row Two: Fred Ash , Drew Chamberlain , K1rk Wnght, Ph1lllpAnderson, Steve Parker, Mike Swenson. Where'd the ball go? 19 to 2, and he says he can play tennis? What better way to enjoy the last two months of school than to spend them playing tennis? Jordan's team was on the courts, exhibiting their skills, ability, speed, and concentration. Working to keep Jordan's formidable record alive, Coach Ash kept his team hustling with this reminder, \"Tennis is a racket.\" David Bradbury reaches out to return the serve.136

tennisConcentration is a big part of the game. Carl Sargeant takes careful aim.Corey Houmand shows good form at practiceas well as at the games.Kelly Crebs puts his soul into it. Coach Ash overlooks his tennis team. 137





Jordan homecoming ~74 Homecoming Royalty: Scott Featherstone, Charlotte Mitchell, queen; Terry Davis, Julie Porter; 1st Attendant; Doug Curley, Karen Walters, 2nd Attendant.\"My you're looking pretty tonight!\" \"Cute\" - - - - - sophomore float. \"CHARGE ! ! !\" Alumni and students enjoy Homecoming dance. Jordan Homecoming game.140

Kenny Brady and date enjoy Beetdiggers cheer at Homecoming Game. Homecoming dance. Homecoming ... our chanceI'd been so anxious to leave ... to remember the 'ole \"has-thinking I'd outgrown high school. beans.\" Never getting half theBut yesterday I stuck my hand jokes because they werein the pocket of my winter coat \"before our time\" we watchedpulling out an assortment of and listened. Listening to thestale gum, old cheers and watching theholy mittens, old dances made us realizeand ticket stubs what we really missed. Maybefrom last year's games. it was because behind theIt made me think. forgotten faces, \"Jordaners\"I could hear the laughter, are quietly going back to theirfeel the love own memories of being aAnd wonder what is waiting \"Beetdigger.\" It's hard tobeyond today. know the feeling, except that we'll be sitting with them, someday.Carl, they're taking a Jordan alumni look on duringpicture, don't move. Homecoming assembly. 141



dog oatenPastor Pete hitches another lucky couple 'til midnight. Yes, John, it's only 'til midnight. The dog patch was a smash. We got out of our cars with a feeling of excitement. The air was clean and warm, we had our dates and were ready to rock and roll. We were ready for a great night. We walked in - danced - watched 'Lil Abner and Daisy Mae do a jig and got hitched 'til midnight. We walked out, drained of all our energy, we now were married and had been blessed with the first blizzard of winter. Dog Patch - a night to remember. John Pyle and date pose for wedding picture.Dan, look, they're taking our picture. 143

Looking back over my shoulder,I remember laughing at my ownInsignificance in a big, new school.I think of being a senior,and of doing thingsThat were so stupidnobody laughed ... but me.And I laughed -When I should have beenserious,Right out loudBut it was me.I am me ... always.At lastI've reached the point in my lifeWhere I dare shoot for the skyAnd not be afraidOf fouling up or looking foolish.Because at last I am my own personMy life belongs to me.