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Mory Bo llard and her dote await refreshments. Couples waltz dreamily, framed in pastel flowers.Wayne Whetman escorts Peggy Atkinson to Junior Prom. 99

Lori Lambson tries to get Jerry Dunn's attention. One Act Play Used in Region Competition Jordan's one act p lay, \"Why I Am A Bach- elor\" put a little doubt about marriage in some of t he minds of the male portion of Jordan. The play was an exaggeration of the sometimes unho ly bonds of matrimony. Poking fun at the overly optimistic outlook of newlywed couples, the play examines the fact that \"Newlywed couples don't realize that never and forever are a long, long time.\" Those who he lped to produce the play worked hard to make it a success. They met their goal.Dee Anderson is horrified at the thought of marriage. ! Dee Anderson explains why he is a bachelor. Jerry Dunn soothes Lori Lambson's feelings.100

Honor WinnersBring Fame to JordanJordan students have received a variety of honorsduring the school year. The top 3% and top 10%represent hard working and high achieving stu-dents. Sterling Scho lars have an outstandingability in a particular area of study. Five studentsplaced in the finalist competition. This year Jor-dan had two National Merit Finalists; Dan Ennissand Kem Robinson.Athletic honors came to three Jordan High stu-dents. Phil Broadhead was selected for the All-State basketball team, and Dee Anderson waschosen for the All-State football team. Chris Haseplaced second in the State Wrestling Competition.Recogn ition came to several students in vocationalcompetitions, DECA competition tested marketingskills. Three of Jordan's students received recog-nition in the marketing competition. Several of theState VICA officers were Jordan Students.The winner of the William Randolph Hearst VO CAL ENSEMBLE - l eft lo Right, Row O ne: Stan Akag 1, Scall Mickelsen, Kent Oerrico11Award, Steve Sheppard, scored highest in the Milton Johnson . Jerry Hatch, Kev \" Had t:y Row Two: Della Weller, laura Woodruff. Bevstate on a current events examination, winning erly Ballard, He1d1 Sharp, Peggy Hardcastle, Janet Gloda scholarship and a trip to Washington, D.C.Tam my Zagorec, t he top scorer on an achieve -ment and attitude test in Home Economics, re-ceived the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award.Placing f1fth in the reg ion in the State Math Con-test was a sophomore, Francis Longstaff.Several Jordan students participated last summerin Boys' and Girls' State. Boys' and Girls' Statehelps to build leadership qualities in students.Grace and coordination are attributes of the fivegirls who competed for Jordan in the State Gym-nastics Meet.The Madrigal singers received an excellent rating 'in the district and region music festivals. LauraWoodruff received a superior rating. STATE DECA WINNERS: Ellen Skoubye Dave Mitche l and Renae Fmrbaurne 101

STATE VICA OFFICERS - Left to Right: Bob Greenwood, Secretory; Dovtd Jen TOP 3 \"lo - Left to Right , Row One: Tommy Zogorcc, Cheri W1ll1oms, Cyn1h10 kins, President, Cory Lloyd, President Elect Sov1llc Row Two: Su!' Gorf1elcl, JoAnn Block, Evelyn Thompson. Row Three: Rctndy Wtngcr, Don fnnoss BOYS STATE - Left to Right : Joe Bryon!, Phol Broorlllt'ud Dnvod M S11 1th, K1•1H Woru, Crmg Andrus .102

4!- Tommy Zogorec won the Betty Dee Anderson received honor of being Crocker Homemaker Award. on the State Football Team.~--~~~_::::...------.11.Phil Broadhead mode the Statebasketball team.Steve Sheppard won the William Francis Longstaff received third place in Laura Woodruff received a superior plusRandolph Hearst Award. sophomore competition in State Math roting in the District Music Festival. Contest.( ...~•11- -~<GIRLS STATE_ left to Right: Carol Gorf1eld, Mory Bollard, Venno Whetmon, Collelle Porker, Debbie Vernon, Karlene Oliver 103

STATE WRESTLERS - left to Right: Royce Smith, Som Melonos, Rick Romero, Doug Vowdrey . Chris Hose, wrestling at 132 lbs., placed second in State wrestling competition . TOP 10\"/0 - left to Right, Row One: Koria Vowdrey , Kathy Johnson , Mory Porro Bills, Down Suttcl1ff, Julie Anderson, Carol Gorl1eld, Debbie Dennison , Stan Bollord, Vonnie Coombs, Gail Heaps, Venno Whetmon, Donna Smith Row Two : Ako191, Dove Jenkins Row Three : lorrc11ne Allred, Kent Wore, Kem Robinso:'! , Steve Sheppard, Delbert Edd1ngron, Delio Weller. Devon Berrorr104

/. STATE GYMNASTI CS FINALISTS - Bottom to Top : Gloria Ivie, 121h lnlermediole Bal Beam, Corol Garfield. 1SI Begg inning Bors; Sus·t .. on Webb. 2nd nlermed ..:ite Bors; Susan Russell, 11 lh Adv. Com- pulsory; Sandy Chapmon, 61h Intermediate Floor Ex. NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS: Kem Robinson ond Don Enn1ssSTERLING SCHOLARS - Left to Right, Row O ne: Evelyn Thompson, Business: Lon Two: Steve Sheppard, Finalist in Socool Science; Dee Anderson, Drama: ScottLambson, F1noli5I 1n Ari, Tomaro Zogorec Morhemollcs; Mory A ice Bol ord Lloyd English; Kem Robinson, F1nol1st in General; Don Enniss, F1nol1st on Sci·Homemaking, Louro Woodruff, Music Lom...ne A.Ired, foreign language Row ence. ond Dove Jenkins, Finalist 1n Industrial Aris. 105

- Mr. Crump addresses the Nationa l Honor Society.HONOR SOCIETY - Left to Right, Row One: Kothy Johnson, Doug Wagstaff, Tommy Zogorec, National Honor SocietySecretory-Treasurer. Row Two: Gail Heaps, Karlene Oliver. Debbie Dennison, Tomi Post Row Completes Third YearThree: Som Melonos, Sue Garfield, Janette Londeen, Lorraine Allred . Row Four: David Jenkins, KentWore, John Melonos, Vice-President; Delbrt Eddington. Row Five: Steve Beckstead, Kem Robinson, Character, leadersh ip, scholarship, andDevon Berrett, Don Enniss, President. Not Pictured: JoAnn Block, Dono Buchanon, Doug Corlqu1st, service are all aspects of the NationalGloria Ivie, Scott Lloyd, Koria Vowdrey, Cheri Williams, Rondy Winger, Ron Hartwell, Evelyn Honor Society. Students are required toThompson, Historian; and Steve Sheppard. have a grade point average of 3.5 and a teacher's recommendation to qual ify for the society, making it an exclusive organi- zat ion. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Young, the Honor Society participated in severa l interesting activities. Some of these were a lecture at the University of Utah and a trip to the zoo. The season was cu lminated by a formal banquet, which completed the Society's third consecutive year at Jordan. Some of the new Honor Society members Sam Melonos, Doug Corlquist, Scott Lloyd, Kathy Johnson, Tami Post, Dana Buchanon, Gloria Ivie, and Janette Lan- deen take the pledge.106

StudentsParticipate inDramatic Competition''This is a feather duster! By that I do notmean you dust feathers with it!' This ex-cerpt was taken from a humorous reading·Star Spangled Girl, · which was used atthe regional interpretive meet.Students from Jordan competed with dra-ma students from Brighton, Murray, Hill-crest, Granite and Cottonwood in theareas of dramatic reading, humorousreading, mono-act, pantomime, scenes,a nd retold story. The meet was he ld atBrighton High. Steve Hill and partner work on pantomime.Rhonda Derricott displays dramatic Scott Mickelsen and Mike McCormick seem fond of one another.ability 111 mono-act. 107

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Jordan High School students are we... \" We, the students, are the reason for Jordan. Everything at Jordan is done for the benefit of the education of the studentbody. The curriculum, breaks between classes, independent study periods, assemblies, and clubs at JHS, are instituted for this purpose. The great majority of students are studying and preparing for their future occupations.STUDENTBODY Jordan has a small studentbody compared to many schools in the area. This year the studentbody numbers 986 and the graduating class contains 307 seniors. But compare this to the year 1917 when all the students in the senior class were studentbody officers. Styles in dress and grooming have changed according to fads, but one thing has remained constant; caps and gowns for graduation. 109

Studentbody Officers Work Together. Planning activities, discussing policies, and working together to achieve improvements for Jordan High, were some of the many responsibilities of the st udentbody officers. Phi I Broadhead, Studentbody President; Chris Hase, First Vice-President; Steve Sy- browsky, Second Vice-President; Debbie Vernon, Secretory; Venno Whetman, His- torian; and Karlene Oliver, Head Cheer- leader; worked with Mr. Clement Bishop to direct student affairs. Dear Students, Jordan hos been a great experience for all of us, no matter what endeavors we hove participated in. However, the greatest of all experiences we have gained in the past year will undoubtedly be the friends we have made, for our friendships have surely mode a lasting impression on all of us. Even though our friends may not be able to stay with us the rest of our lives, the knowledge we gain here at Jordon will. I think that we as students have prepared ourselves to do as Joseph M . Shaw, Jr., once said, 'The best advice for modern people, young and old, facing all sorts of propaganda, is the single word, THINK. \" There is an old saying, \"Reprove thy friend privately; commend him publicly. \" I owe a commendation to all my friends. Sincerely,~~0 -a.C~ Phil G. Broadhead left to Right : Phil Broadhead, Venna Whetrnan, Steve Sybrow ~ ~ y D•·bb t Vernon, Chris Hase11 0



Student Council Plans Revolutionary Changes. Under the direction of Studentbody Presi- dent, Phil Broadhead, the Student Council enacted many surpris ing changes. Along with Phil, work the rest of the studentbody officers, Head Cheerleader, and the Presi- dent and Vice-President of both AGJ and ABJ. They provided candy bars and ice cream during a few of the independent periods. Studentbody Officers decorate Christmas tree in main hall. OFFICERS COUNCIL ~ left to Right, Row One: 01•bb111 Vernon. Coro! Coy, Karlen\" Oliver, Vennci Whet· <non, floon< \"1 1 sen . Row Two: KP ly (rf'bs, Steve Syhrows~y Ph Broadhead, Chm lfosc, Doug Wogs1011112

Student Council Studentbody officers conduct student council session.Discusses StudentGovernment ReformThe Student Counci l proposed a plan ofgovernment reform, designed to give thestudentbody a greater voice in policy andcurricu lum . The plan ca ll s for the forma-tion of a Senate and a House of Represent-at ives to vote on current issues much liket hat of our nationa l government . The stu-dentbody enjoyed an outstanding yearwith the help of the student council.l eft to Right, Row One: Peggy Atkinson, Georgoo Hose, Karlene Clover, Lori Wood· Nelson Row Three: Phil Broodheod, Vordell loylor, Donna Duke, Renae Young,ward, Colleen Poller, Ooma Short, Janet Bergener Row Two: Collette Porker, Deb· Vickie Myers, Loni Fenton, Sandro Nygard. Row Four: Steve Sheppard, Kevinbie Vernon, Venno Whetmon, DC\ug Wagstaff, Nancy Coll, Lori Lambson, Elaine Jones, Tim Zeller, Sam Molonos, Seo!! Mickelsen, Royce Smith. Row Five: Steve Sybrowski, Bryon Birch, Chris Hose. 113

Catherine Sonders Douglas Wagstaff Debro Turner Secretory Pres1d&nr V ce President114 Senior Class Officers

Sronley Akogi Colvin Allen Donold AllenShorlene Allison lorro1ne Allred Gory Alvey Dee Anderson Jim Anderson Jolene AndersonJulie Anderson Mort10 Anderson Barry Andrus Craig Andrus Brod Armosreod Eileen AshworthJudy Arwood Porr1c10 Bollom•s Beverly Bollord Mory Alice Bollard Gordon Barber Nancy BorronJohn Bell Poul Bernordo Devon Berrell Polli Bills Bryon Birch Nancy Borchell 115

Roger Bord Jom Block JoAnn BlockChad Bodell Chuck Bodell Gordon Bolliger Mork Bohon Donny Bowen Dole BowlerSreve Bowles Tom Boynton Debbie Brody Mike Breeze Pho! Broadhead Eorlo BrownMork Brown Sherri Brown Joe Bryant Susan Bryce Tern Burgener Dl'bro Burk1mhow Terry Campbell Merrill Copson Richard Corpcntl!r Borboro Corpen11er Dove (holds Sol'y Clark116

Kerry Cole Vonnie Coombs Alice Con1sh Cro19 Covington Vaughn Cox Scotr CranneyZone Crebs Victor Dancer Borboro Davenport Sharon Davidson Debbie Denison Myron DennisonSydnee Densley Rhonda Derricotr Joy Despoin leonne Dick Donna Duke Neena Durront Stan Eostmon Delbert Eddington John ElswoodTardy students hurry to their next class. 117

Renoe Foirbourn Ston Foorbourn Noncy FornsworthRobert Fornsworth Susie Fisher Kevin Fitzgerold Suson Fitzgerold Apryl Floke Kevin FlintGreg Fowler Beckie Fowles Gory Fredrickson Floyd Fullmer Beverly Gordner Coro! GorfieldSue Gorfield Richord Gotherum Kelly Geter Koren Glossey Lonny Goel£ Michoel Goff Beetd1ggers engage in a friendly conversation.118

Toro Go1berg RoMono Grohom Sue Green Robert Greenwood Debbie Griess Marjorie Holes8111 Holl Ruth Holladay Pam Hansen Brent Hort Chris Hose Wendy HatchGail Heaps Claudio Henke Dick Henline Dione Hill Steven Hill Robert HollowayJulie Homer Marianne Howle11 Dione Hummel Ken lllguth Kelvin Jackson Dove JenkinsPam Jensen Tim Jenson Sandy Johansen Koren Johnson Ko1hy Johnson Milton Johnson 119

Rhondo JohMon Kevin Jones Jodo JudkinsGreg Koye Koren Kemp Lori Lombson Sheryl L1ndemon Dove Lindsey Nodo LinnorzRick Linnorz Scoll Lloyd Lowrence Lucero Den1H Luther Steve Moce Jim MongumCindy Mosso Peck Moxedon Bruce Moynes Bryon Moynes Lindo McArthur Mike McCormick. Aileen McKnight Rondy Meldrum Som Melonos Dove Mitchell Steve Mitchell Ann Mounreer120

Dorlene Mullen Suson Murphy Vicky Myers Eloine Nelson Jonoe Nelson Cheryl NoffsingerLyle Norton Korlene Oliver Donno Orwin Croig Ostler Robyn Ostler Judy OviottClork Poce Eddy Ponek Betty Porker Colette Porker Steven Porry Corl Potterson Wendy Peocock John Peorce Rondy PenrodStudents relax in the bookstore now that food is available. Richord Perry Cro19 Petersen Desmond Peterson 121

Julie Pererson Chorlene Phillips Mory Lou PhillipsGoylen Pickerr Colleen Potter Korhy Price Elaine Rasmussen Don Reeve Alonogoy ReichScolt Rich Alon Richardson Vicky Richardson Johnnie Roark Clyde RobinsonKem Robinson Koren Roche Richard Romero Don Rosenkronrz Donna Ross Sreve Runolfson Lynne Russell Gale Solmon122

Cathy Sonders Cindy Saville Loro Lee Scott Sherry Seal Judy Sefferberg Steve SheppardEllen Skoubye Lori Slade Brent Smith Darlene Smith David M. Smith David W. SmithDonna Smith Len Smith Lori Smith Poul Smith Royce Smith John Springer Mox Steodmon Lindo Stoedter Robin StoneStudents participate in Pep Assembly. Lonee Story Eddy Sullivan Down Sutcliffe 123

Wayne Swenson Steve Sybrowsky Russell ThomasTonia Thomas Cynthia Thompson Evelyn Thompson Morci Turnbridge Anne Turner Debbie Turn erMarilyn Turpin Doug Vawdrey Karla Vowdrey Ron Veater Guy Wadsworth Doug WagstaffLinda Wahlen Bryan Walrers Kent Ware Paul Washburn Debb•e Waren Della Weller Raymon Wentz Venno Whermon Fronk Wilburn Carroll W1ll1ams Cheri W1ll1ams Kanae Williams124

Rondy Winger Clork Winkler Rick Withers Lonie Wolfgramm Sol WolfgrammLouro Woodruff Wendy Woodward Connie Wright Emily Yoko Lindo YengichJim ZogorichTomaro ZogorecTim Zeller Donna Smith and Debbie Brady await others during class change. 125

Janice Hoffines Carol Coy Nancy Call Vice President President Secretory126 Junior Class Officers

Mork Adoir Reed Allsop Sue Anderson Memdy Bogley Poul Boker Morsho Bollard Kevin Becksteod Jon Adorns LaDon Anderson Colleue Arm1tstead William Bogshow Kelley Bakker Ric Baugh Rod BecksteadMorsho Alleman Myrll' Anderson Howard Armstrong Brion Bollard Koren Beck Steven Beckstead Ron Allen Nedd Anderson George Bodovinatz Carol Bailey LoRee Boker Kori Bingham Vincent Bluth Debra Brown ;, I Gene BurgessSusan Blackwood Shelbi~ Boll iger Deni Brown M ichael Burgon Douglos Brown Judy Buh Dona Buchanon Coria Burch 127

Toni Burgon Mike Co ldwell Doug Corlquist Sandra Chapman Lauri Christensen Dione Clough Don Cranney Bruce Burningham Nancy Coll Tori Cortwright Jeanie Chose Pam Christensen Jerry Cowley Scott Crapo Don Chavis Shirley Crebs Susan Butler Kathy Connon Burt Corson Lindo Clark Carol Coy Jock Crispin Cori Christensen Robert Clarke Mitchell Cozzens Kenna Cronin Lindo Domjonovich Shauna Davos Mr. Bradford collects tickets from students. Susan Curtis Bonnie Davenport Jomes Day128

Dione Dennison Done Dixon Shawna Eddington Jackie Wall and Sharon Nunley take a locker break. Kent Derricott David Draper Debro Edmunds Faith Despain Debro Duncan Kori Edmunds Michael Elder Lindo Dick Jerry DunnKevon Elkington Morydell Elswood Eduardo Escobedo Devor Foirbourn Jeff Fergus Colleen Fitzgerald MoryAnn Fitzgerald Nikole Ellis Nono Elwood Brenda Foirbourn Cathy Farnworth Deborah Fisher Karleen Fitzgerald Tony Flores 129

Lois Ford Dole Gorfield Jonet Glod Rondoll Gotberg Doniel Greenwood Sheryl Groves Borboro Hansen Ken Fritz Kelly Gouse Jonet Glover Rochord Gotberg Lourie Greenwood Goynel Gurr Pomelo HansenJim Gordner Michelle Gilchrist Mike Gordon Kevin Hadley Trudie Honsen Rick Groy Peggy Griffith Mork Hanno Annelle Hordcostle John Groyeys Down GrovesJuniors participated in class competition at a pep assembly. Peggy Hardcastle Ronald Hartwell Steve Hoslings Mork Hardy Georgia Hose Jerry Hatch

Coraline Haycock Susan Holton Don Hooser Ron Hughes Robert Smith concentrates on an interesting novel. Renee Haymore Janice Hoffines Layne Houskeeper Michael Huntsinger Dovid Hoffman Brion Hewilf Stevon Hoglund Debro Hronoc Gloria Ivie Rod Higbee Spencer HuffmonSusan Joynes Doyle Jenkins Collene Jensen Vern Jensen Susan Jones Londa Joos Roger KempWarren Jeffs Cloude Jensen Fownene Jensen Doyle Johns1un Merrilea Jones Johnny Jordon Deborah Kerby 131

Blaine Killion Deon Kunz Janette londeen Marilyn leotherbury Gory Lloyd Monte Morgetts Mork MaynesDebro Kreger Debbie Kunz Robin Long Greg Leavitt Charles Lyon Holly Marsh Kenneth McAffee Collie Kunz Floyd Kunz Phillip Lepore Lomonte Mace Brenda McForlono Sid Lawrence Joni Leyba Lynn Marchant Jeffrey Maughn Vonnie McMllln Brod Maxwell Sandro McNeill David Mellor John Merriam Kim Micklesen Gordon Miller Glendon Mitchel Collette Moore Norma Mead John Melonos Robert Meyer Connie Miller Timothy Miller Bryon Moore lee Morgon132

Jeff Morrill Terry Newhouse Mork Nosock Jerry OlsonJeniece Mullen Noncy Noffsinger Shoron Nunley Valerie OvionBecky Murphy Moureen Nokes Sondra Nygord Claude Panek Connie Porker Robin Novo Shelly Norton Kevin Olsen Letty Boker juggles on the way to her 5th period class.Kathryn Patience Michael Peterson Tomaro Post Janet Price Helen Rich Reynold Rigby Jason Ritzman Joy Petersen Sondra Porter Joon Powell Cyndy Reed 133

Kim Robinson Scott Rowsell Lorrie Salter Debro Sevy Pam Sielhorst Pamela Smith LuAnn Sorenson Doug Ios Ryneo rson Koren Samuelson He1d1 Sharp Pamela Simmons Penny Smith Gretchen Stoedter Leneo Rocks Alon Shelby Robert SmithMork Rogers Debro Sadler Leslie Sonders Phillip Shell Annette Smith Tom Smith Sheila Sturdy Deon Schmidt Ritchie Svedin Students enjoy the Dogpatch Drag.134

Giesele Swonogon Elron Tetrick Colleen Utley Jacqueline Woll Debbie Fisher meets the gaze of o friend. Debora Tait Ston Thacker Corio Voccoro Chod Washburn John Tote Deon Thornwell Peggy Von Amen Tori Taylor Gory Tunbridge Julie Von der Meide Gory Webb Christine Webster Kelly Webster Michael Weller Jonolyn West Wayne Whetmon Shanno Whitlock Rondy WithersMarshall Welch Rrchord Wentz Jeff West Claudio White Sharon Willioms Wesley Will 135

Paula Anderson Kelly Crebs Lori Woodward Secretary President Vice President136 Sophomore Class Officers

Vo lerle Adomson Connie Anderson Renoe Anderson Sheri Atkinson Jonet Bergener John Bishop M itzi Boyton Ross Ainsworth Denece Anderson Brett Andrizzi Morty Bakker Suzonne Best Kennard Block Dovid BrodburySandy Ainswor1h Lindo Anderson Steven Bollom1s Duane Bingham Todd Bogenshutz Rondy Brodfield Peggy Allen Rand Andrus Evelyn Bi rchell Kenneth Brody Louise Allred Lori Anderson Roger Andrus Jomes Boy Kori Bolton Andrea Alvey Paulo Anderson Lori Armstrong Wilford Begay Joel Bishop Scott Bonhom Brent Breeze Phi lip Anderson Peggy Atkinson Gory Bell 137

Michelle Brinton Go ry Buhl Debbie Coldwell Ro$e Co rter William Clayton Pamela Covi ngton Corl Crow Tonyo Brook$ David Burke Su$on Campbell Mike Cory Bill Clough Robert Cowl ey Doug Curley Doreen Brower Rebecca Burningham Gordon Connon Debro Cote$ Kevin Cox Deborah Cu tler Peggy Brown Bory Burton Robyn Corli$le Shannon Chamberlain Jeannie Coffin Mo rty Cozzens Cathy Darling Ricky Brown Julie Corlquist Rolph Chavez Collette Conrod Scott Crone Pot Doughtery Guy Bell Rondy Cl'11 ld Kelly Crebs Kenny Doy Bren t Cook Brinda Cope138

Bill Leany tidies locker before clos ing .Juonito Dejol1e Tim Dowlond Dovid Durront Doug Eyre Guy Floke Roberto FloresSylvio Dennies Doug Droper Jeff Eosrmon Shoron Fornsworrh Gory Densley Colin Duke Borboro EbertRicho rd Dineen Debro Dumos Woyne Eckmon Rondy FellowsMike Dowding Morilyn Eddington Loni Jo FentonTom Dowlond Jim Dunn John Ellingson Julio Ferguson liso Dunn Kothy Fitzgerold 139

Chad Forma n Kory Ga r field Lynnette Golberg Jerry Gus tohon Barba ro Hansen Mino Hort leAnn Holmstead Alon Fow les Jomes Garland Yvonne Golberg Eddie Holl Rosemary Hansen Marvin Hose Janine Homer Karmo Frontz Tino Gotherum Kristie Graham Georgia Highland Koren Ful lmer Melody Gibson Mike Holladay Kim Hardcastle Craig Houmond Scott Gallagher Diano Granado Gordon Hom Scott Hardmon Terry Hill Robyn Howard Geri Gordon Shoun Greenwood Shelley Hill Julie Howlett Ricky Hom Karlin Hardy Loren Holdaway Kevin Howlett Susan Hamilton Vernon Horris140

Carma Lish crams for test during her lunch break.Coleen Hronac Ron Jackson Ann Jex Penny Johnson Russell Johnson Carol Jolley Denise JonesKevin Hughes Debro Jacobson Billy JohnsonDeboroh Hurst Dove Johnson 141 Corey Jensen Debbie Johnson Don Hyoll Rondy Jensen Len Johnson Suson Hyde Dovid Jenlzch Pam JohnsonBrent Joc~man Roy Jewkes

Dione Jones Joniel Kvnz Carolyn Lavery Janet lehenbover R1chord Lucas LaDean Mace • Brod Kemp Eloine Lambson Clovdio Lawrence Judith lehenbovor Dorothy Lvcero lee Macklin Jeanne Kendrick Mork londeen Svrnn Mahon Susan Matheson Becky K1rkston Teresa lows Kurt l1ndrmon Fronk Lucero Mory Markham Kathy Maxfield Dono Kvnz B1ll loney Debro lowson Dov1d linnorz John Luther Peggy Marsh Jeffery McArthur Josephie lorronogn V1rgon10 leony Korn Lybbert Peter Masso Cindy McClure Carma ll\h Harold Mace franc\" long\loff Junior McCoy Jock McMil1n142

Mrs. Nichols contemplates upcoming sophomore class. Jim McNeil! Shorlo Mickelsen John Mounreer Julie NelsonSre11e McPherron Jeonene Miller Jeff Mumford Louro Nelson Solly Murdock Wilford Nelson Cheryl Meod Ke111n Mills Edno Meyers Jomie Neve Lind Mellor Chorlerre M11chell Russell Neca1se Dorlene NokesDebbie Mel111lle Dione Nelson Jon NoordoSyl1110 Mennen Korr•e Mitchell Joydene Moody 143

Claudio Nosock Joyce Olsen Warren Ostler Bonnie Pearce Kendall Peterson Ruth Price Koren Roy Gory Nowotny Mike Oman Melinda Overson Gory Pelch Lon Peterson Glenn Pyle Becky Reed Blaine Oakeson Noncy Pett Scott Ragsdale Shirlene Reich Ryon Orr Rhonda Pock Anne Pendleton Cathy Pierce Roger Rains David Richards Craig Oliver Allen Orwin Bryon Paget Chris Perry Holly Pierson Anne Richardson Cindee Olsen Debro Ostler Kevin Potterson David Perry Robert Pixton Gory Rone Kevin Richardson Cathie Rotton Beverly Peterson144

Lori Ricks L111da Ross Eric Sonders Louise Shryers Paula S1oblom Susan Skoubye Berrha Smith Coleen Ricord Tonyo Runollson Jeonine Sargent 145 Kip R1shton Suson Russell Jon Sargent Kothy Ritch Greg Rynearson Ronda Schocker Volerie SellerbergDoug Rob1nso:i Jeonne Sadler Eddie Romero Goyn Saluzor Ooma Short

Christine Sm11h Roscdee Smith Michelle Snyder Twnmy StcphcMon Jon 1011 Lon Thomo$ Borboro Tremelling De'lni$ Smith Rulhonn Smith Mory Eller SopPr Suson Stevens Kathy Tonner Richelle Thomas Joe Tucker Kevin Sm11h 'rrocy Smith Down Sor~'\"\"\" Kevon Tonner Kerry Thomp10:\ Mork Urry Mork Sm th Ston Stringfellow Renn Sm11h Virgm10 Smith Torry Soren~o\" Deni Sturdevont Kevin To1c Ron Tingey Jacob Von Der Me1de Nolan Sr>ow Morronn Sproll Rolph Sudbury Howord Tolberl Kathy Vorley lone Summerhays Bob Toylor Goylc 1oylor Connie Tolmon Sharlene Voo ter146

Mother Goose pleads her case. Prnn Walker Shirlee West Elmne Woodbury Sheryl Young Lindo Zupan Wendy WC1ll1n Lloyd Westenskow Lori Woodward RciNc10 Wolters Mone Woters Lon Whetman Kir~ WrightSusan Woflerson Jill White Lynn Wright Susan Webb Donold Yates Kenny W'll1oms Rene Young Julianne Winkler 147