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Don't we all love that word? It's ~~ days where we can live our lives of staying out late, waking up even later, and having no care in the world. Also summer means family vacations, summer jobs, newexperiences, and new friendships that will last a lifetime. Summer for high school students oQunt.t! It's either their first summer beforeentering their high school experience, or it's a time where people let it slide by because they are caught in the middle, and last of all, it's a time for seniors to enjoy their last summer underneath the stars reentering the \"real world.\" Regardless of who we are, we'll always ~~m~mAe~ summer.

Reppin for JHS since ll®®b'.. .. You know what the start a; a 1 ar means.A nneewwssecahsooon oy:JHS Football! Go Diggers!

The Class of ~®n~ has arrived!

\)•••~ \"Farmer's Market was a huge success for Dance Company!\" -Rachel Corlett \"I love having an hour long lunch and supporting my school's clubs.\" - Dayne Porter \"Farmer's Market is the best thing that ever happened to me!\" - Baylee Toone

()/JirJ~\"'~t_/f/1'_Set...HiKE! Every year dunng Jordan Hrgh School'sHomecoming Week, junior and senior grrls face off rn a gameof flag-football. In the 2012 Powderpuff game, Guy Charsstrutted therr stuff at half-time and the seniors took the winwith a score of ~n·ntfi. --

Sittin in Style. Colton Miller takes a load off to relax before the homecommg festivities beg1n. ~-··here's a feeling of excitement throughout the halls ofJordan High School. \"What,\" you may ask,\" is causing thechange in emotion?\" One word: Homecoming. Theanticipation of our homecoming events rises as the week ...v~....,on. With the powder-puff game, guy Chars, Spirit Week dress-up days, Farmer's Market, the football! game against KernsHigh, and of course, the dance, there's something foreveryone to get excited about. It was a beautiful sight to watchour student body come together on September 10, 2011 andstart a new year. For the seniors, it's a bittersweet time.Knowing this is their last year at Jordan, their home-away-.,H\"''-' ome, n to make this year 1...2...remember!



Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae came to life in JliHin AI Capp's comic strip, \"Dogpatch.\"Dogpatch was the name of Lil' Abner andDaisy Mae's hometown, which was known forlittle other than the lazy hillbillies that lived\"a-- n:..:th.a.r.a.. DoJpatch was also the theme of ourrst, gi I nee of the year. On

Dogpatch was Super-duper-fantabulous!!! My date was the best! Keaton Bennett (12) This year's Student Body Off1cers did a great job on the assembly and the dance 1It was def1mtely one two rememberl

\"I'm sure the cast can agree that whether it be through showers on stage, sud f1ghts, p1tch blackscene changes, orexcruciating notes,we have become a tight knit theater family.'- (Y/(,.4.fl• '§\"fl'\" \"Cherish the memories, they will last forever.'- $'l,J.,, .9T.,-.t. \"I will look backand remember that I was able to part1c1pate in someth1ng the school brought about for the enjoyment of others.' - Qllllltit• 5 dfi

\"It's a lot of hard work and can be frustrating, but we're all bonded like family.\" • <Y/,iH <Y/,uualo \"The best part was longboardingdown the a1sles, People almost died because they didn't getout of the way.' • 6#1111 !0411&.4 \"There is no other experience like being in a musical. It's d1ff1cult at times, but worth it.\" • f U4JI S'tiu••a

9ra.,tl~/l !Aa!Ji:4 q;~~~Ji~ eaplain \"I love football...and I love kittens. Oh, and mullets!\" \"This year has been thefunnest year by far. I felt likewe came together as a family and that's why we made it far. Gettin' Better!\" f71ta~ oKitl~~ q;(I~Jit,

~~~o~ .ftloollli4qJf#,f.Ji/.y Saplain \"Respect all, fear none. I'll always remember the games and all of the practices, butreally what hit me the most and what will stay with me thelongest are the friendships I've made.\"\"Cover 2 gets me going...so does bacon and cows, sometimes I feel the sameway about Shamoo and otter whales.\"



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number of days spent workingtogether, it was impossible not to create shared memorable moments. For example, JoeLiuzzi will cherish the time he had, \"Cross Country Inspired me everyday.\" Naomi Crapoaughs with the memory, \"My first day I tripped on a rock.\" Newcomer to the sport, Trayton , won't soon forget \"spooning with David and Alyssa.\" Kamden Jones looks back andfondly remembers, \"Runnmg m state!\" Each team member will look back and remember their

\"If YOu got heart, RUN with It!\" Anyone can try to be a Cross Country runner, butonly a select group has what it takes: discipline, endurance and heart. Theseathetes pract1ce every day after school, running for miles on end. All of th1s ISmPreparation for their upcoming meets, as they competing against other schools to seewho the best runner is. Th1s year the team had 'fJ boys and 'fJ girls qualify to compete atState.The Boys team placed D~th overall, while the Girls team placed a superb®rd. A special congradulations to Tavia Dutson for placing ~nd and DanielleMenlove for placing 'fJth.

\"Every hole is a fresh start. Forget about the last hole- good or bad-it has no effect on the next one.\" \"Is our tournament today?.. -!lJ~tllln olfioolaid~.~..Golf is fun!! 1126

\"I love being able to spend the day with your fr1ends while hav1ng fun...and the best food!\" \"Tennis is always a blast because of Coach Bell and the players. We are really good and supportive of each other. Everyone loves it and it's sad when it ends.\" -.9{,. /i .Z66Nt \"Tennis was always something I looked forward to every year! It's a blast going to practice and the matches!\" 11Tennis this year was theperfect end to~ great years of being on the best tennis team .11 27

ffll e.,tlli• \"Soccer taught me to go all in,leave everything on the field, and to go with all you heart in whatever you do!\" \"I love thefriends I have made on soccer! 11 , CYfutiA6,Y !J'6Aoival

!7J~ts6/H# oKoft!ai11 .Yt_p/H !7itsl4/fJIII y<ilul66()6 ~i4111fJitl flltWiQ (J~,w..,\"I absolutely love my team :) The sleepover...the crazy dances during practice...the team managers...And, oh yeah! the soccer was fun too! :) \"Oilin' Baby!!! It was a great year!\" -cfaf#/IR0/1 '§~i41110/d \"Soccer has always been a great part of my life. I am grateful I had the opportunity to represent Jordan H1gh School.\" \"HELLA! \" , oK\"a~tSn 'Y-ti41110id \"I don't know what I'd do ~~ without soccer!! \" , oK$aylt# fonn4ton\"



yard breaststroke. With the support of the entire swim team hewas able to set the record. Whether they're diving off the block at practice or workingtogether to win, one thing is for sure, they will always have each others backs.



aWith the official days of winter, Jordan High School Beetdiggers really know how to make use of this fun-filled season.Whether it was supporting fellow Diggers at basketball games andchoir concerts, or having a fantastic time at the Christmas Dance, there was always something to do. Here at Jordan High,the students do a great job of making each winter 1... 2... .Yl~l¥llfly_l

December was a time for celebration. So why not start it off with a BANG? During the first week of the month there were many different ways to showcase holiday spirit. There were candy-grams sold, a Madrigal performance, ugly sweater day, wear your favorite holiday hat day, and the nomination of royalty. The actual dance was held in the commons, which was a refreshing change from the gym, on Saturday, December 3rd. The winter dance was a less formal dance where dates shopped tor matching pajamas or fun Santa outfits. This dance was a time where friends came together to have a festive time celebrating the season. After the exciting dance party was finished, there were a variety of fun-filled activities. Many groups watched a holiday movie, held gingerbread house making contests, or made a Christmas treat. All in all, the winter dance t7J was a great opportunity to make new friends and create~o_ya/1§: memories students wi ll always remember. 'When rt's cold \"Bemg the 'Ice Pnnceouts1de, I got the was wonderful. I really wmter dance.\" felt like a pnnce Shout out to my boys1 '

''I made a lot of \"The dance was wonderful memones amaz1ng. Bemg the'on th1s wmter's n1ght'.W1nn1ng 'Snow Queen' 'Frost Duchess' was one of them.\" made 1t even more fun!\" • oficc/~ 9fi.ll'CM6

\"I think for Jordan High School to prov1de an education for an entire village 1s amazmg and one of the best thmgs a school could do for a service project.\" • .Ye/7'!luk/1 \"I wanted that quiz to be taken away! It was also a worthwhile investment to help kids my age that are less privileged \" • <J,.,.u.. e~...,...# .. It's that time of the year again...time for Jordan High's annualserv1ce project! This year, Jordan had agoal to raise $10,000 to builda school in Mex1co. Jordan wanted to find a charity that helped witheducation and had a meaningful outcome. Ms. Earl, an art teacherand supervisor of the fundraiser said, \"People usually try to give tothe less fortunate during the holidays, however, we wanted to providea way for the less fortunate to pull themselves out of poverty...permanently.\" Escalera Foundation was the perfect solution. JordanHigh students worked with Brighton students to ra1se enough money.The leaders of Jordan came up with many entertaining and uniqueways to fundraise. There was a benefit concert, featuring DanceCompany, Chars, Madrigals, and more, that ra1sed $1,000. Jordanhosted a JOint stomp with Brighton that had an outcome of $1600.

·.tltnit,y i.t~ cftA-~IZJ'Ih. %nolllldg~ i.t~ Ashtray clean out collected $1000. There was a cake auction g DIU~~. Olfttitad~ i.t~ ~u~~j'lhing:• held during lunch, DECA hosted a carnival, and Jordan merchandise,T-shirts and bracelets, were also sold. The three ·!l'ano~ o1~mJt~OitJ' grades also competed in penny wars. Each penny equaled one point and anything worth more than a penny counted as negative points. The seniors dominated the underclassmen and the combined amount raised was $469. The classes also participated in a competition against each other for a special prize. The teacher with the classes that produced the most money was Mr. Pinnock, raising $1,778. Mr. Bell came in a close second with $1,587. These two teachers got to enjoy bagels and drinks with their classes. Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Rich, Mr. Pickering, and Mrs. Barnes came in next with the most money raised and got to celebrate with donuts for their students. All together, Jordan High raised $n~n~ll. beating our initial goal by over $3,000. This was a valuable and fun way for our school to help make a difference. Starting Strong! Kahn Huntsman and Mrtch Woodhead announce to the school, at the kick-off assembly, that our students already rarsed a whopprng $3,600. Jordan Hrgh was off to a great start helprng build a school in Mexrco. It's Carnival Time! DECA hosted a carnrval to raise money for the fundrarser. The students had a fun trme dorng face paint, games, bounce houses and selling food . SELL! Teachers sold T-shrrts. bracelets, free days, dropped test scores, and so_______.:::=:::;1~~:;~===~~=-~:. much more. Thrs was a great way to get the ~---.1 students to partrcrpate. 37



On the flflth of February, the girls of Jordan High asked their'=!!!!~iiiiiiiiiiiiil to the ~®fl~IIsSwweeeeththeeaartrsts11 Dance. As all of the 111ove DL gs11 gathered to enjoy a memorable evening of romance, fnendship, laughter and fun, it was 11all about us!II Th1s memories made on this magical evening were ones to remember!





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\"Our trip toCalifornia was a great expenence! It brought us all together.\"• ()!(••s .9{,.,-r..Last year we went 2·10 '\" reg,on and went throo~ some Wild dr<ers1ty we had oorobstacles but we came r -li•!\"<\"'<• Wiitogether as a team and conquered some ofthose obstacles I knowI cooldn't do 1t With oot the team I have thiS year! E.l.E.\"\"'Focus and fun. Everybody love everybody.'-Stephen Baker\"

()/(a&in~ it \"eounl'' The Junior Varsity and Sophomore basketball teams II!!!:S~JJ .._-~- a....;Jio,;;-..t...:a.,;;...... at Jordan High have a lot to be proud of. With Junior Varsity finishing off the season with an amazing record of n® wins to only n loss, these Diggers are definitely the team to watch out for!9fe

\"Thanks to all thepeople that were a part of this experience; 1couldn't of done 1t without you.\" 91'\"ayt1M .9Ja~Ats e.ptai~ \"Jeff Thomas taught me everything i know.'' ~11in oJ{II.A:III~/1 ellplllin \"I shoot, I score. He shoots, I score.'' $y1u, C!/l(ao.fu e.ptai~