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VA RS ITY C HEERISO NC LEAD ERSROWJ: I leat her D.1y, Tiff,my Bell, Sh,luna Bowring,C h ree Bryan ROW2: Dt.•ja Mitchell, Gi naHendrickson, S,1m Crump, Corbie Coy, MindyThayne, Teryn Sw,m, Fvlmnt.• \lliya'Hll..i, Angela En-glish.GO D IGG ER-CO D IGGER-GODigger Dan, busts ,1 move .1s ht.• trit.\"> to keep thecrowd excitt.>d during the basketball season!JV CH EERLEA DERS W-1-N go for the WIN!ROWl: Meliss,1 llumblt.•, }l'annie Dupiax, Sarah After winnmg Ml mlporl,lnt g.1nw Sh,wn,lW heat ROW2: K.1ra Dry.,dalt.•, Dt.•t.•na \lygard, and Angela stop to smllt.> fur tlw l•lnll'r,, toSteph.1nie Doyle show there enthusiasm!48 • Clubs

DIGGIN' IN WITH SPIRIT! The 1992-93 cheerI songleaders be- cheerleading is friendship. \"You become gan their year with morning practices at so close to the girls on your squad, it's 6:30allsummerlong. Theiryearisfilled like your family. You make friendships \Vith many responsibilities, though that will last a lifetime.\" Through many people don't realize it. cheerleading many skills are developed Cheerleading is a never ending job. Be- such as dedication and responsibility. sides cheering at all the football, basket- Mindy Thayne stated \"Communication, ball and wrestling games; they plan pep is the best experience I have learned, assemblies, night rallys, and devote because when you work with eleven oth- many hours into pumping JHS pride! ers girls, you have to be able to commu- Over the summer they attended a cheer nicate with all of them, not just voice camp at USU that enabled them to per- your own opinion, because everyone's feet their skills and motivate them for opinion counts.\" Through hard work, the upcoming year. During the year dedication, and persistence, our JHS great friendships were established. It cheer/songleaders were definitely des- was said by Sam Crump that the best tined for excellence! experience she has had with J-H-S is the. BEST! SophomorecheerleaderChandy Olerenshaw isdis- tr,1ctcd from the game and poses for a quick snap- ~hot. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS ROW!· Christina Phlong, Summer Anderson, Chand} Olerenshaw. ROW2: Jamie Burningham, Mcli._..._, English, Emily Tueller. Clubs • 49

A Look Back... on Teryn Swans per- The crowd pleaser\"COMPUSIO \", choreo-fected technique in the beauti ful d a nce graphed by Elise Hul h nger. As tlw cro\" ·d\"Lady in Red\" w ent wild over the m od ern d a nce a t its finest. DANCE COMPANY Dance C()lnpany 1992-11993 1st W\\ Aimee Andrews (Prl\">idcnt), Tcryn Sw,m (Arti~tic D•n•dor), M,uci l'uls1phCJ Dance Company consisted of 20 girls and 2 guys. Callie Gehrke, 1st (2nd \'icc), 2nd row: I •·,in Chau (5t'(rl'!My), C.tllll' Gl•hrkc (ht \'•n•), 3rd row: MMtioJVice, commented, \"The guys addedexcitement and variety to our perfor- Day, S!..y AndeNm, Chrl>t' Bryan, Dq.1 'vhtchcll, I lisl•l lullingl'r <CrKndinator), lth nl''mances\". Everyone enjoyed watch- Samanth,l Crump, Fn n IKt>ough, 'it~r,th Whea t, llt•,Hlw r Mills, 'ith row: Puala n i 1,t•t•, I _atJr•1ing them through the year. Kcnnt>dy, Corbit' Coy, Marcie Lovl'll Not Picturl•d· Stacey Guymon (Historian), 'ic·1r In order to perform their best, they Guymon, Angela jan•cwould sometimes practice before andafter school, or whatever it took, tomake the dances perfect. The Company wasanother big con-tributor to school spirit. They per-formed at the Night Rally, some bas-ketball games, and pep assemblies. The highlight of the year for themwas their dance concert, which washeld in May. This was the end of theyear performance of all their dances.To add to all of the fun, all the dancesthey performed were choreographedby our own dance company. Theyreally are Destined for excellence.50 • Clubs

Courtney Brown, dramatically The Guy Chars, had a very imprcsive season poses for the C ha rlo nian's nov- thb y~ar, as they strut~d their stuff for the e lty dance \"Les Miserables\". ~ntir~ stud~nl body.ht row: l.vndi~ CJ.wburn, ),•,mnl' Prinn• (Yl'll CHARLON]ANS\.li\tn..,,), Courtn~v ix,ulton (A,,i t.mt Drill \1•.,tr,l..,\), Angl'l,l Jlog.·1n (Tr.•,,...tm·r), 2nd row C.u The 1992-93 Charlonian Drill Team of Jordan High School con- sisted of 23 girls. They have been involved with many activities~l'-Ann~T.llbot (\'ic~· l'r•·,idt•nt), C h,1nd r,1 Brown during the year. Farmer's Market, Pep assemblies, Football Games, A,,i\tant Dnll \11•.,tn•,s), '\l,uwttt• Bl'fk,l (I h... to- Basketball Games, Mini Chars, and Competitions are some of these~ln),Jrd row: K,l.,t'Y Tuft.,,J.uwll5ul1uiN>n <Drill activities.d:Mr...,.,), Sunny llawkins, l1 bby Jl.llls O'rt''' In the summer, the Chars took first place in all the parades they particpated in. Their representation of Jordan was truly excellent.HCnt), Ann~tt~ '>m,lll~y. lth row· ~.lt,llit• C.lpt·c~. They performed at all of the home football games and mostT5tc~arthotw•r:PKugenmnm.1•,GC.ouuu.r1tn, eCyhB.mrotwl'lnB, Mirids,ti6Wth.lt<r,o<wm,: basketball games. Carrie-Anne Talbot, a third year member, AngelaSriMen J~nning.,, Brittni Cumming.,Not Pictured· Hogan, a second year member, and Annette Smalley, a first year member, all commented, \"Charlonians is about dedication, working Unny IJ ,,n,~n (X>cret.uy) .111d Ti...h,, IIM\"t' n hard, not enough time, long practices, and a lot of pain. We will endure all of this, just for the excitement of winning, being #1, and taking STATE!!!!!!!!!\" Another chapter, of this excellent performing group is the Guy Chars. They were excellentat Basketball halftimes,and the Charlonian showcase. The members of this fantastic group were: Troy Robison, Trent Maddox, Bucky Burfield, Cody Fabrizio, Mark West, Matt Moon, Ryan Anderson, Mike Worthen, Brandon Sargeant, Hagoth Lelepali, Lee Hambley, Cody Sheffield, and Collin Maughan. The Chars represented Jordan well this year, and the studentbody is very proud of them. And the Guy Chars, well, they did great too. Clubs • 51

Peer Leadersh ip TeamPLT: Brent Palmer, jason Runyan, Missy Dale, AlanAagard,Tiffany Bell, Alyssa 7ewadski, icole Young,GiniStroud, Taffy Holt,Jasonjen~n,Stephanie Fisher,Teresa Chase, Helen Eugt.\">ter. Ad\'isor: Bill '\loble.What the ••••?Due to the use of drug~ and alcohol, th(:se two youngstudents had their whole appearance altered. Thispicture clearly shows the effL>cts that harmful sub-stances have on the body. This is your camera on drugs. Any questions?52 • Clubs

Peers Responsible In Drug Education Smoke- what?PRIDE: Julie Hendrickson, Matt Moon, TylerSohm, Monica Packard, Jennifer Bowen, Joey PLT sponsored the Great AmericanRussell,MattCline, WendyJohnson, Ryan Allen, Smoke-out. Manystudentsshowed theirJess Colton, Brent Palmer. Advisor: Patty support by participating in games dur- ing lunches.Sandstrom.PRIDE and PLT Jordan's Peer Leadership Team (PLT) and PRIDE different projects to help not only students but alsoare two clubs whose work is priceless in the fight the community. Such projects include: Parenta.gainst drugs. Though they arc separate organiza- Awareness Night, Red Ribbon Week, The Greattions, they arc working toward the same goal: A AmericanSmoke-Out, and presentations to elemen-drug free environment for young people to live in. tary schools. PRIDE is a district wide program. Their perfor- Presentations at elementaries are made up ofmances include singing, dancing, and performing several skits in which PLT shows 6th graders howSkits at elementary and junior high schools. They to say \"No\" to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, and stillteach young child rcn the dangers ofdrugs, and hold keep their friends. Some members go to a one weekworkshops on self-esteem and self-worth. trainingcamp,sponsored by the Community Coun- . During the summer, the students of PRIDE prac- seling Center, during the summer. Here they aretice and learn dances and techmques to help chil- taught about the dangers ofdrugs, how to say \"No\",dren say no to drugs and alcohol. One night a week and most importantly how to teach others to saythey get together to rehearse, learn new songs or \"No\".dances, and just get to know each other. The Peer Leadership Team is made up ofstudents Although PRIDE and PLT are two different groups, each are striving to help others say \"No\" tofrom Mr. Noble's Psychology II class. PLT organizes drugs and alcohol. Clubs • 53

••••••••••••••••••••••JLOOJK TO1rHJElFUTURE ~••••••••••••••••••••••••Future Business Leaders of America,FBLA, was absolutely fabulous thisyear! Membership was increasedthree times over last years. This yearJordan's FBLA received the honor ofhosting the CopperRegion officer andmembership installation ceremonies.In region and state competitions, Jor-dan High's chapter of FBLA placedvery well. FBLA is not justabout busi-ness, itisalsoabouthavingfun. Therewere many activities enjoyed by all.In October, they went to a hauntedhouse and in November they had aThanksgiving dinner. The FBLA of-ficers are: President, Mat Weaver,Vice-President is Melinda Jones; Re-porter, BrettJohnson: Historian, TristaLombardi; Activities Chairpersonsare Debra Davis and Ryan Allen andSecretary is Shiree Nance. Theyworked very hard this year to makeFBLA the success it is now. FHA, Future Homemakers ofAmerica, has a lot of students, mostofwhomarerecruitedfrom the HomeEconomics classes. The members ofthe club worked hard throughout theyear getting ready for regional andstate conventions, performing serviceprojects and fundraisers, and attend-ing conferences and socials. Theirser-vice projects included donating foodgoods to the Festival of Trees andtaking Christmas stockings to Retire-ment Centers. Selling Halloweensuckers, nachos, and Happeningsbooks were fundraisers for the year.And as Luseanne Hemulia com- No comment! H~lll Off1tws: Prt•sident, Mat Wt•.wt•r; Vin• l'n''1mented, \"It's a lot of work, but you Amber Sundin work~ Vl'ry h.ml to fini~h her little d l•nt, Ml'lmd.1jonl'S; Reporter, Brt•tt John~on; I )l~hhave fun meeting a lot of people.\" project. Many H lA members t()ok their work very n .1n, I n~t.ll .omb.udi,llctiviti e., Cha•rpt•rsons, I~V•111 seriously, Everyone • >und w,w , of expressing their lllkn, D1•br,1 D.wts, CX•crctary, Shirt'!.' 1\o,m n•. o wn personal style~'

'I It's all Greek to me! I The business classes worked hard all yea r to under- stand the concepts of typing and word processing, luckily, there was no elo.perience necessary! Fil A: Pa tty Amussen, Katie Argyle, HPidi Atkinson, Jenni- fer Bowcut, Laura Brown, C herissa Christiansen, Melissa Clark, Heidi Densley, Trisha Evans, Candace Farnsworth, Ruth Fisher, Angela Flanagan,CaroleeGraf,Julena Hancock, l lilary llarrington,Judy Harmon, Luseane Heimuli, Rebecca llinkle, I leather Holloway, Sara Hunter, Kyoko !washita, AmyKeysaw,MelissaKinder,SummerKrause,DaveKwant, Amy Lake,Colleen McShane,Mard Moore, Maraha Murray, llanh Nghiem, Michelle~'!ielson, Ruth Parkin, Holley Perry, Andrei! Quinn, Azalea Rees,SarahShryers, ElisebethSnow, 'viaria Shores, Lillian Simmons, AmberSundin, CleoTaggart, CatherineTalbot,JohnTaylor,BonnieTolman, HollieTroyer, Tcres.1 Tucker,Charolyn Wea,·er,Shelly Whitehead, ·ichole Yawn, Frank Young, Mike Treadway, Julie Arterburn, Jen- nifer 'vlalo.son, Marlene Barela. FBI.A: Ryan Allen,Jennifer Abele,HsinChau, Debra Davis, Karen !A-em, Luseane Heimuli,AngelaJanic,Brettjohnson, Mehndil Jones, Erin Keough, Laurie Leverson, Trista Lombardt, Alianne Mendenbot, Shiree Nance, Ben Neiswander, Carissa Nichol, Ross Paul, Chantel Peterson, Nicole Pfiefer, EricPond,JenniferRobinson, MarshallSayer, TaushaSim, Elizabeth Taggart,Carrisha Ta lenl1all,Claudia Viet7ke, Mathew Weaver, Rebecca Winterbottom. Clubs • 55

DECA member;: (Advisor) \llr. Wil- son, Le;dec Ainsworth, Amy Allen, Darlene Barela,Troy Bower,,Samuel Darger,JenniferDemille,Steve Dixon, Richard Farnsworth, Ruth Fisher, Aaron Fowler, Shane llofeling, Bran- don Jackson, Charon Joe, Tt•rri Johnson, Tonya Johnstm, Coriann Larson, Jennifer Ieavitt, Angie Maupin, And ria Mi tchell, Marcie Mumford, James Ne lson, Jennifer Oleson, Stacy Osborn, Christine l'ecl, Angela Querry, Kyle Roberts, Jamie Rogers, Jessica Shearer, Amber Sundin, Tad Thornton, Lisa Tillet, Casey Truesdall, Joseph Versluis, Shannon Winters, Michael Worthen, and Jam~ Wright. Mo' M oney, Mo' Money! Withgrl>ed in hereyl>s,JenniferOicson selfishly thinks how '>he w•ll'>pl•nd all her money.56 • Clubs

\"My own touch!\" Grea se.David I Ielm hopes that this concoc- Being involved in vocat ionaltion de>C'>n't blow up in his face as he classes were great. Fven if you getadds his own touch to cooking. greasy in some. Car Problems. Gary Lake asks assistance from one of his classmateson where this partgoes. He needs the car before Friday for his date. Getting Prepared DECA- stands for Distributive Educational Clubs of America. It is a leadership organization and an Interna- tional Marketing Club. DECA was started in 1948 and has been here at Jordan for 44 years. This year, DECA consisted of 35 members. Throughout the year, DECA tried to achieve four main goals. They were: service, leadership, social development, and vocational development. They achieved these goals by decorating for our Homecoming dance, participating in district and state competitions, helping in service and social projects, training in leadership, and running the school store. Thanks DECA. VICA- Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. There are many students here at Jordan who are involved in VICA. The areas that students participate in with VICA include drafting, electronics, foods, and speech. In the springtime, they participated in regional and na tional competition . Having vocational classes is hard work, but the outcome is fun and exciting. Way to go VICA!The working Crown.Like many young .1spiring studl•nb who attend this edu-cating facility, Amy Allen shuwso~flwr faithful e~ployer'scrown off excellence. Whtll' stllmg here, she ts caughtthinking, \"Why am I only b1.•mg paid $-l.25?\" Clubs • 57

If the theory that students who received high grades spent much of their class time studying, than this clas!> was full of high grade.. \"OH, THAT'S HOW!\" As Molly Zarbock troubled over a math question, she finally understood what ~he did wrong.NHSMembers:Ryan Allen, DcmseAmbro,e,Sky Ander-son, Tamra Baker, llilary Bateman, jodie Bell, StacieBennion, Emily Bcrret, ju~tin Bingham, julia Blodgett,Stephen Boyack, Chree Bryan, Ryan Christensen, MeganChristofferson, I leather Day, Mindy Densley, RaineyGarrison, Callie Gehrke, Kelly Gillian, Todd Gunnell,Bruce Harmon, judy I Iarmon, Shane llofeling, AngelaHogan, Karla jont>s, Kristyn jones, Melinda jones, Mel-issa Krambule, David Kwant, Mike Lc1rson, jenniferLeavitt, Rhonda Lee, Jennifer Lt'Onard, Shannon Lewis,Carl Lloyd,Cory Maxon, lleatherMills,Cindi Newmeyer,jennifer Olson, Stacie (}.,born, Valerie Paul, MarciePulsipher, Angela Querry, Melissa Riches, StacySanderson, Alicia S.1yer, janeII SimonMm, Robb Stevens,Amber Sundin, Hollie Troyer, Mat Weaver, Kirk Welch,Mamie West, M1chael Wilson, jon Wnght,Nicole Young,'v1olly Zarbock, Brian Brown, jeff Dillon, David Evans,RobJohansen,jennyKartchner, Michelle'\J1elsen, \JanetteWallace, Allyson Adams, Robin Ambrose, 'late Ander-son,Courtney Boulton, Karen Brown, Kimberly Buehler,Hsin Chau, Rebecca Collins, jeanme BuPaix, R.1ChelleFoster, Matthew Foulks, 'v1ehnda f'r~t. Angehna Gallo-way, Brad Haymond, Kristen llollinger, 'v1ary Jacobs,Brett johnson, Li~a johnson, Antoma King, TristaLombardi, jennifer.'v1axson, Bryan Meyers, Monica 'v1or-gan, Shree Nance, llanh Nghit•m, jay Olson, WendyPendrey, Eric Pond, jennifer Robmson, Jamie Reich,Kimberly S.1ndcrson, R<Kky Sheffield, 'v1arie Thatcher,Claudia Yietzkc, Bryan Wallace, Aaron Watson, andMicllael Worley58 • Clubs

THE HONORSThe National HonorSociety started of them were in the honor classes of-their fabulous year at Jordan high on fered here at Dear Old Jordan.October 7, with their traditional In- Some of the extra-curricular activi-duction Ceremony. At the ceremony, ties were their fall social, answeringmany new Juniors and Seniors were Santa Claus letters, going to bothInducted to theclub.Thisyear'sofficer's Crosslands and the Western Rehab, aare, Karla Jones, president; Jodie Bell, Banquet,andtheirclosingsocial. \"NHSvice-president; Melissa Krambule,sec- isfun becauseit makes you proud to beretary; and Steve Boyack, historian. anAmerican.Theactivitiesweregreat!\",Mrs. Bauerwas theclubsadvisor.Steve as commented by David Kwant, anBoyack commented, \"NHS is a great NHSmember.club to be in. It's fun, you meet lots of This year, we were lucky enough topeople and you are able to work for have 12 Sterling Scholar's. Math-Mat-your community.\" thew Weaver; Science- Kelly Gillilan;Many qualities that these students English-Megan Christofferson; His-showed were dedication, self-disci- tory-Jeff Dillon; Business-Ryan Allen;pline, working hard and who could Home Ec-Amber Sundin; Visual Arts-forget, intelligence. To be in this club, Nanette Wallace; Drama-Turia Sol1m· Istudents had to get a 3.75 or higher for Vocational-NicoleYoung; ForeignLan-three consecutive quarters and main- guages-Chree Bryan; Music-Carltain above a 3.5. Here they are able to Lloyd; General-Stacy Sanderson.receive the Academic J. The students GREAT job sterling scholars!!inNHSdidnottakeeasyclasses,many\"Why wait a week? j ust tell me now 1f I am a \"Huh?\"StNiing Schola r o r not'' raved Stacy 'Pieasedon'tt,lke my picture. I'm not inS.1nde1\">on, who was the Sterling Scholar m the mood right now!\" comments 'v1el-th e general area. issa Riches. Clubs • 59

THE \"BEE11 \" Where's the Bed? Julie Blodgett, with mouth open wide, !'>earchl·~ franhcally for her ~.1 xophone. GOES ON • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••The Jordan High School Instru- on and the festivals they attendedm ental Music Department carried on during the year.their tradition of excellence this year, One of the main highlights for theas they showed us their impressive group this year was their trip to Santalent in performances at footbal1 Francisco in May. Julie Blodgettgam es, basketball games, pepassem- summed up the feelings of everyoneblies, and more. that went when she commented, \"ItThe \"beet\" goes on... Jazz Band, was an exciting and musically unify-ConcertBand,and theOrchestra dedi- ing experience!\"cated many long hours to practicing I ~ J. JJfor the numerous concerts they put•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••The Jordan High Pep Band: (Top Row L to R); Julie Blodgett (Studl·nt Conductor), Stu.ut Thomp-.un, )lll'l \\\•ight, Burge-.s Chnl', Chud.. Suiii\'<111-Mid. RMh.llld, Jeremiah Roth, On) Ont1ven>s, Adam Davu.\"> (M,1n,1gl·r); (Sl•cond Row); Carl Lloyd (l'rl''ldl•nt), \1r.., Bre~~ll'r, D.lnnv l't•,KilC);,Rochclll• hl~ter, Jeanette Zwang, Darby '.rlllltnpson, John Taylor \11!-.l• Vl'l'lll'~d.t.ll_ {\1,\n,lgcr), Colin M.lllghn, Rlch.ud '\ancc, John C,t,;nll'V (\'IttPresident); (Th 1rd Row); Shannon I cw1.., (Sl•Crl•tary), Chad ~·111gurn, ).1 1 Ch,lfflll, tan Wambold, Jd t l'l'•l}, 1k,lther \1cyl•r.,, Br,ldy Ml•VL'r·(Manager), ja..,on £3ro\~n, Rhonda Ll'l' (M,111clgcr); (l·o_urth Row), :)~1ny W1 l so~1, l1s.1 Stanley, Colll'l' l\ Cu.,t,11-.on, i\ndre,1 Quinn, MM il' l'M,\Ilwr•(T reasurer), Machce C lawson, flt•lt•n Eugstl•r,. Ch n st111a O_lscn, l h1 lhp l)unn, Orchestra: <Botton\ Row). K..ly lvn ':ipL•nccr, Bridgl'l Fri<.by, C illdlChanthavong, Candace Farnsworth, Mcghan l·nsby;(Not P1ctu~ed); M ll h.wl B1•st, Chnstoplwr hl•cl-. ll•hm, Rh1.ll1.1 llughes, Kvokn lw,hlllt.l, L<'''Kingston, Marth,) Lind, Gregory Record. \11kt• Taylor, Toa v,)lv,\k,l, K.t•\ Ill w.lll.lCc.

The Next Jimmy Hendrix? Robert Black ponders the lyrics to his next song w hile the fans cheer him on. Catch the Wa ve!! Carl Lloyd pl,ly~. \"I wanna sax you up,\" while gazing acros~ the crowd to the girl of his drea ms.Play Band, Play!!! The Jordan High School PepB.1nd p:>yches up the football team and crowd tothe \"beet\" of the ~h0<1l ~ng. Clubs • 61

M ADRIG A LS ... Dalyn Montgomery, Wendy Williams, Jess IDEA\Colton, Charity Pomeroy, Matt Baker, StacySanderson, \ilat Kunz, Denise Ambro~, CoryMaxson, Brad Haymond, Bethany Winder, RaineyGarrison, Sue Rut>ckert, llagoth Lelepali, \ilollyZarbock, Bryan \ileyers, llcather Dav, SteveWilliams, \ilr. Broomhead, Laura James, TimCarter, Marci Pulsipher, Kirk Gyellskog, JleatherMills, Aaron Watson, Brydie Jensen, Lee Hambly,;\Jot Pictured: Patty Amussen, \ilichelleCaspcrson,Andy Day, John Post.Mr. Broomhead demonstrates how to sing withemotion. I le always conducted in this manner a ndgot grea t resu lts. Hagoth Lelepali takl\"> a break from '>tnging to po~ for the camara. The other cho1r member., continue singing merrily on their way.62 • Clubs

SING SING A SONG The Madrigals and A Capella choirs worked hard to ings thatmostofthechoir felt, bysaying, \"Havingtobethereachieve excellence throughout the 92-93 school year. at 6 a.m. was harder than I thought it would be, but theUnity and balance were major themes which pulled the accomplishment we felt wasworth theeffort.\" MattMoonchoir together, both in practice and performance. The commented, \"Many people struggled to sing to perfectionMadrigals established unity by having secret-pals for for Mr. Broomhead while others felt it more important totwo weeks. Denise Ambrosesaid, \"It really helped build interfere with the proceedingsofthe class. However annoy-?iendships and unity-within the choir, which also ing it may have been, it was a learning experience beyondunproved our sound.\" compare.\" Although there were times when not everyone was giving 110% the choirs still worked hard and accom- The class period-was spent preparing for perfor- plished a lot.rnances. Although it was difficult to get everyone toconcentrate all the time, the choirs still sang beautifully. President of Madrigals, Hagoth Lelepali said, \"I really enjoyed choir this year. Mr. Broomhead helped me realizeMr. Broomhead worked hard to keep the choirs on the that I like to sing. I hope everyone remembers the good times we've had.\"road to exceJJence. This guy has amazing patience andperseveranee. The Madrigals and A Capella choirs helped prove that Jordan High students are Destined For Excellence. Early morning rehearsals were needed to furthertlnify the two choirs. Jcnn Oleson summed up the feel-A Capella~~ Wl'awr, Br,1d 1laym<md, Dalyn Montgonwry, :vt,1 tt Baker,C~et:runter,.Mark WL'»l, Dave Kwant,J~sti~ Pelch,Jen' mySorenson, Peter Bradf?rd:MatKunz,Shane Lee,JuheSteadman, Stact Wilcox, Laury Long.1\ rnp<.on, Cory Mi\"'on,Juli,l Blodgl•tt, Dt'nN' Ambrose, Debbte Btlbao, Barbara ~rand, Dantelle To\" nscnd, Pualantt/'1t;:1'rll\nVRerroiegdhcf!tkn,S,, tlMt.•ivnofdl!l,yW1 l/tl.l.o.l~tlr,nubwoncfs..,,.,,RBSol'tCb,lfCb..VyStWSl•.wrlingndh,l,t'N,\1Si,h1l1l,1,lnMAnlt.tlxcn;mhiK,llaM.errceenHnd,aeAmnnbhnlaeelylt,t,eTAHr.elaincdtialMeSyaa,dyJede~no,nxTt,fEaemmrt\rl1ayaOBxlsasokonne,r,,BJRernao~nbidtfneenArHK:ncubnerhhonnsee, ,,\1ST<t~tamriceeKTyehOfaftsecbrh,oeBrrnr,a,\d1BeRrlaiusnsedac.tkeReiMrcth,oeRfsfo,asKts,iSmPaaAmulr.DnToaelrrdgr,eyTrLe, rJienessdas,~~ lton, AMon Fldrl•d, Hrent l'.llnwr, R,lmly Storm~. Chnstian Lelepah, Troy Smtth, Che Bathelt, Jeff L~' ~ll. John Po~t, H~ather Day, Angela :rawter, Judy H~~non,(~'\~I?t~PP,1obstr,vStou,lH.tln•nntW' Snmghtith,,MJo,dllill•lBlill•blli,gT, ·ilMtm1lCi<r~.r.tt,eMr,eRg,i,lmn eCyhrGisatrorfifseorns,oHn,aAgnogthelLaelEenpaglh~s,hB, Jraynanet~le.ayre;rosn,, I <~lly Amussen,Suc Rueckert, Kacey Ntchol, Wendy Wtlhams,Da~\"ell, Becky Collins, 1 ian.1 W,lll, ShiTl'l' ,,nee, Angela Whiting, Turia Sohm, Joe Versluts, Ktrk ~elc~, Sky ~nde~n, Laura ~ames, ChelseaC:hrn.tl Allgaier, Mall Foulks, Tylt>r Phill ips, Kirk Cyllenskog, Aaron Watson•. Marc1 Pubtpher, Jcnn Oleson, Mackenztc HUtsh, Ehse Hullinger, Amta Matsumori, Eric Pulsip~er, M~. 13roomhead, Co.llcen ~armon, Molly Patocka, Amanda Woolf,~ a~tty l'omf!roy, Brityni Hranvuld, Mark'l'l1 Barelil, Bethany Winder, Ruth Ftsher. Not ptct~rl>d. Chante~ Btrd, M tch ell~ Cilspcrson, Andy ~ay, Ryan Gatherum,artann ll<~kanson, Tr,wis 1knlint•, Kl•rry llorrocks, Brydie jensen, Heather Mtlls, Troy Robtson, janell Stmonson, Carne-Anne Talbot, Chensh Watts. Clubs • 63

WHAT!!! Being in Drama Club propo-.e., m,1ny exciting things, like here, Jennifer Kuehn h,1s JUSt pmposed to Tim Carter. Sorry Tim it\"'> JUSt p.ut of the ,1ct!1!!Debate Officers: llollie Troyer, President; ChristinaHickman, 1st Vice Prl.'\">ident; Stdanie Graham, Sec-retary; Laura Kennl>dy, Chatrper-.on activitil>s;ShaneHofeling, Co-ChairpeNm activities, JOt>l Wayman,Historian.Debate: Hollie Troyer, Chnstine l lickman, StefameGraham, Shane I lofeling, Laura Kennedy, JoelWayman, Susan I l oke~, Fnc Chamberlain, RaviDodballapur, Kristin E.ul, Angl•la I lanagan, JaimeGilson, Brian Griffith, Paul llan-.en, Sonja Johnson,Heather Meyer~, Kyle Robl•rts, Angl•la Schwanebeck,Kody Sheffield, Maria Shores, C leo Taggart,TylerThornton, Cathleen T illet, jessica Wallace.

Drama & DramaDebate 'To act or not to act, that is the question,\" posed to many students wanting to be in the Drama Club. This club is for more than just people called \"drama studs\". Anyone can be in it. Yes, even the jocks. Acting is a way to become someone else and not worry about your own problems. The Drama Club is not only for the people who have drama classes. If someones schedule won't allow them to take the class, they can be in the club and participate in the activities. ThisyearforChrist- mas, the club went to Primary Childrens Hospital and put on skits for the sick children. This year's President is Turia Sohm, Vice Presi- dent is Jason Runyan, secretary is Angela English and historian is Laura Kennedy. Mrs. Sandstrom is the advisor. They have worked very hard this year to bring up the Drama department and we are proud to have them at Jordan High School. Debate The Debate Club is an organization that provides an opportunity for students to excel in speaking, both logically and argumentively in competitions. These activities often end in scholarship opportuni- ties. The club advisor is Ms. LeBeau. In October, the Debate Club held an election week. They began with a series of debates, they represented all the candidates and the issues. There was an election held for students to vote for presi- dent, governor, senator, congressman and issues such as term limitations, parimutuel betting, and if the \"Beetdigger\" name should be carried on to the new school when it is built. Drama Club Officer.;: Turia Sohm, President; Angela Engh~h, Secretary; Laura Kennedy, Historian; Jason Runyan, Vice President. Drama: Pualani Lee, Paul Hansen, Angela janie, Stacy Guyman, Laura Stoddard, Denise Ambrose, joel Wayman, ~onica Packard, Monica Morgan, \iatt ~oon, Matt Baker, Lee Hambly, Stefanie Graham, Jenmfer Buck..1lou, !lena Evans, Megan Christofferson, Wendy John'>On,Jennifer Keuhn, Robin Ambrose, Luke Han~n. Allison Adams, jason Runyan, Turia Sohm, Angela English, Laura Kennedy, Kim Arnold, MattCline,Tyler Sohm,CharityScott, EmaleeBurkhart,TimCarter, Bran- don llenline, john Post, Carrie-Anne Talbot, Angela Hogan, Becky Condy, Carisha Talenhall, Alianne Mendenbutt and Mrs. Sandstrom. Clubs • 65

THE FEARLESS LEADERS: President-jennifer Oleson, Vice Prcsident-Andrea May, Treasurer-Sh- annon Lewis, Historian-Mt'liss.1Stevcns. Not <;hown: Secretary-Emalee Burkhart 'This is fun!\" says Kacey Nichol ns Melissa Stevens talks about alithe fun events they were planning. \"What arc you doing?\" Andrea Mily .1-.ks tht• photog- rapher as Jennifer Ok-.<m ,1nd Em.1ltoc Burkh.1rt dis- cuss thc next activity.66 • Clubs

Service with a Smile The Key Club is a group of students at Jordan who and Historian Melissa Stevens.have fun while helping others. As they \"DIG IN\" tothe year, they have several goals which include food Jennifer Leavitt a member of Key Club said \"Thedrives, cleaning their adopted highway and plenty Key Club is fun and enjoyable and it offers a lot ofof service projects. \"We get a lot of enjoyment and educational things.\" Andrea May (Vice president)satisfactionoutofhelpingotherpeople.\"SaidEmalee stated, \"Theserviceactivitieswe participated in taughtBurkhart (secretary). us a lot about how fun it can be to help others.\" Member Aubrey Morrison replied \"I enjoyed being in This year the officers of Key Club were; President Key Club, it was fun and enjoyable working with theJennifer Oleson, Vice President Andrea May, Secre- members in the club.\"tary Emalee Burkharl, Treasurer Shannon Lewis, This years Key Club is sure to make Jordan High proud, as they become destined for excellence!~flreo<n.tonro, wA:nMdlr·ll'<i~l-.M,l,Slyll.'V~lx'\"·\"o•n<d:;hr,olnwno: nAlml•iw1is-r,l}xlk'lllll-ltiofenr,BIrginia Stroud, Jennifl•r ll•,will, Aubrl'Y Morri<.On,R~ce !Iarmon. 'I hird row.K.N•y Nichol, MehsS.l. IChes, Shann.l Andl•r-.on, A.uon Bnnkerhorr, Ml'l-1''a Kinder, Mr l~,ls~mus~t·n. Clubs • 67

Dig gin' In Aftl'r st•Mching frantically through m.1ny picturt\" 1P tht• ye.ul')(Xlk room, Denise Ambrosp finally hnthh•1 datl' for the upcoming dance.It's about working hard, not enough Jennifer Oleson (sports editor). Besides alltime, and deadlines were words to de- the work inside of the class, these dedicatedscribe this year's yearbook classes. Many staff workers also rcpn_>sented Jordan at themembers of the staff were astonished at all annual yearbook camp held in August.the time and work that was required in At this camp, our cd itors had the oppor-putting together the book. tunity to exchange ideas with other highEveryone put many additional hours of schools. They also practict.'CI and learnedwork into thebook than necessary. Some of how to put together different yearbooks.these people were: Andrea May (editor in Because of this hard work, Jordan's staffchief), Mat Kunz (assistant editor), and produced another wonderful yearbook!Brandie Atchley, jennifer Blake, Andria C.1rter,Lynnae Carner, Kevin Hill, Stefen jen~en, AubreyMorrison, Marci Mumford, Cindi Newmeyer,Melinda Perry, Kevin Terry, Max Walr(.'dNot PicturL'CI~ Ryan Anderson, Brandon B,1arz, An-gela English, Ruth Fisher,Andrew forg, Ericjohn'>tm,Chel.;ca Kmg, Andrea May, Alisha Mend(.'nhall,Emily Obon, Richard Short, Randy Storms, Sh,lliseVl>enendMI, Scott Crowther, Mr. SheltonSky Anderson, Brandie Atchley, Emily Berrl'lt, Jus-tin Bigham, Steve Boyack, Brian Brown, Fm.1lccBurkhMt,JayCarpcnter,AndriaCarter, Mark Crook,Debra O.wis, jeff Dillon, Sheri Eldr<.>dge, LizaCardncr,CallieCehrke,Angela Hogan,Chet lluntcr,Kristie Knud~en, David Kwant, Andreil May, Ro..sMay, Matt Moon, Aubrey Morrison,JcnmferOieson,Stacy Sanderson, Annette Smalley, Carne I albot\"ot Ptcturl'CI Demse Ambrose, Cilrik>t.• Coc.>k, Mel-issa Hill, Mat Kunz, Emilly Olson, Nicole Young,Alys'><1 /.cwadski,68 • Clubs

Mat Kuw tums to his neighbor and asks 'How do you work this?\" Emily Olson franticaly works on homework from anotherclass, many students werealsocaughtdoing this with their extra time in class.Carrie-Anne Talbot was .1lways caught smiling After hours of deep thought, Andrea May comes todunng class, for she had no idea what was going the conclu.,ion that January does come after Decem- ber.on. Clubs • 69

Ryan Allen and Mike Bronson stroll out to their carsaftera long crosscountry practice.70 • Sports

\" DIGG]N' ]N\" TO. • • Just Hangin' Around The girls soccer team practices their jungle-gym techniques for the play- ground.Left: Hsin Ch,1u prachcl'~ hl'r swing Above: The sophomore runningbackson thl' lenni~ court~. get set up for a play on a crisp Septem- ber afternoon. Sports • 71

Look at those \"Wills\". Adam Willson, jordan'sstartingstrongsafety, returns an interception for atouchdown versus Murray. Adam led Jordan ininterceptions this year.Smashed! Cary Thayne (66) wraps up a Westopponent (42) as Jon Wright (80) dives in to helpmake the stop. It's Miller Time! Majic prepares to pick off a I'm a \"Burnout\". Wade Burnside (44), inside lint\" pass versus West as the drivers ed cars look backer and defensive captain for the Diggers, l~ks ~~ on in awe. john Miller played a key role on thesidelinefor the defensivesignalorfor any ava•lab offense, defense, and special teams. woman in the stands.72 • Sports

JORDAN FOOTBALL· See Dan run. Danny Orton, Jordan's leading rusher this season, returns the opening kickoff versus West.Gold Dot PrideThe Jordan Football Team had Maddox, \"but even when we were~ tough season this yea r. \"Los- down we didn't get down on eachmg is the worst feeling I'll ever other\".have,\" sa id Randy Sto rms. No Long practices during the sumone likes to lose, but the football mer and during the season builtteam unanimously said that the more than muscle, they built char-experience of playin g football acter. \"We really learned how tofar outweighs the agony of de- work together as a team and a family,\" said Wade Burnside. Coryfeat.The football players lea rn Leavitt said, \"I really learned tomore than how to play football, Jove the players and the coaches.\"they learn how to set and achieve The tea m members know thegoals and how to succeed in life. friendships they made and theCary Thayne sa id , \"Football lessons they learned will last abuild s character on and off the lot longer and be more influentialfield.\" \"Nothing in life could be in their Jives than losing.harder than football,\" said Trent~rdan Becldigger 1992 Varsity Football Team: Front Row (L toR): Cary Thayne, Cory Leavitt, Wade Burnside, Brandon Baarz, John Miller, Adam Willson, Brandon\ot;tent, ]\.'n•my Jeppson, Trent Maddox, Tyler Phillip.,, llagoth Lclepali, Randy Storms, Kerry Horrocks, Brandon Turnbow, Ryan Lemke, Spencer Morri-.; Second Row:CQ ~ ~raf, Kevm Terry, Dwight Bogennef, Ryan Ander;on, Jeff Dillon, CoryFabnz10, Danny ~on, Dal~n Montgomery, Brett Ol'>On, Frank Rogers, Mark West, BrianHa\\ l~y. Ry,ln Chnstensen, Tad Thorton, Dave Leatherwood; Th1rd Row: B1g T, Adam H~tchingson, S<:ott Crowther, Troy Rob1son, Jon Wright, Chet Hunter, Bryan1<\vdlocl.., kremy Weaver, Eric Chamberlain, Chad Hauser; Fourth Row: Scott Dillard, ~hns Humphrey, Jake Orton, Ryan Bergen, Justin Pelch, Peter Bradford, DaveA ant, Talmadge Cline, David Fvcllls, Nathan Greenwood; Fifth Row: Chucody McNIVcn, Ben Wnght, James Delahunty, Trevor Black, Mitch Meyers, 7.ac BodellD~~~ony Widt!ison;Sixth Row: Christian Lelepali, Than J<>.nes,Toa Vaivaka,.Matt Gehring, Matt.Powell, Lance Kener, Brian Davis;Seventh Row: Coach J. Thorne, CoachC 1S, Coach Egan, Coach Babo, Ct)ach Payne,Coach Garnson, Managers: T1ffanySpencer, Sabrma Tatum, Amanda Paxman; Top Row: Coach Richards, Coach VernonOach Jim Birch, Coach M. Thome, Coach Thompson. 5ports • 73 '

TRYING TO RECOVER; after fumbling WITH SURE H AN DS? Mark Crook m,1ke~ athe football against the Woods Xdefense. leapingcatch and quickly jumpsoutofbounds to stop the clock. The sophomores surprisL>dLance Kener and team mall>s try recover- many teams like Woods Cross with thL• .1erial attack.ing the loose football.PERFECT CONCENTRATIONAndy Fullmer attem ps a difficult field goal againstthe Woods Cross defense. The <>Ophomores couldalways kick a field goal bl>causc of the faithful frontline, consisting of heavy weigh t<. with muscle. FRONT ROW: Kcnny r vans, Mark Crook, Chucody McNivcn, '>11.1ne\"whitey\" Mil ler, Tyk•r Cn't?n, S ECOND ROW: ( ..Hret D.1w, Lann• KenL•r, '>hant• Evans, Bri,m D,wis, ~th Storms, 1o,l \"hll' nail\" Vatvaka, T HI RD ROW: Ross May, M,ltl \"woody\" GrL>cnwood, '\ndy Fullmer, Brett Willi,lm'>, M,Hio Fabrizio, FOURT II ROW: Mike Helm, Levi B.lkL•r, \'on AndL'Nln,lt'(lll 'lewon 'Webb, Ry,ln S<;,1dluck, FIFTH ROW. Mikl• WL•tdauer, S~nccr Morris, Bnan Carter, S IXT II ROW: Tra\'is S.:hmtdl, Cobv Fabn/iO, ja<>On Brown, Collin Maugh.1n. ·Sports • 74

SET AND READY! The Jumor varsity offen<,e gets set to fire off an- other play against Bountiful. The determination of the Juniors is what made them a dominant team both offensively and dl'ffensivly. BACK TO PASS Ryan Burgon rolls out of the pocket to fire offanother undoubtablycompleatcd pass. Ryans abili ty to throw the ball is what set up some well exl'Cuted touch- downs. THE FUTURE OF J.H.S. FOOTBALL This years hard work, dedica- tion, spirit, and greatcoachingstaff, gave theJ.V. and Sophomore teams the desire for a great season of vic- tories. The J.V. team had an obligation to achieve theirgoalofvictory. They played well and showed a great deal of potential. Theyshould prove to be a great team next year. The Sophomore team learned that it takes pain and hard work to be greatJordan players. Their hard work payedoffinspeed and power. It goes to show they are truly des- tined for excellence. Both teams overcame many in- juries and pain, but as a team held strongly together winning several of their games.IRONT ROW: \"cvm Tcrry,Jakt• Orton, Anthon\ Widdison, /Ale Bodell, Ry.m Burgon, SECOND ROW:Bry,,n I 1,1dlock, Ad,1m llutchinson, Peter Bradford, D,1lyn Montgomery, Trevor Black,Christi.111 Lclepali,lim Dl'l,lhunty, Till RD ROW: Scott Dillard, James Bogenrid, Ben Wright, Chad I Iauser, Than Jones. Sports • 75

RIGHT: Brian Brown (right) and Rainey Garrison (below) practice their swings on the driving range. Brian and Rainey were two of three Academic All- Staters on the team this year. GOLFT £AM: Back row -Coach Brady, AMon Johnston, Andrew lorg, Brian Brown, D.1nny Olsen, RaincyC.Jrri<;<m, Tht•Shark, Rich•t•Dougl.ls, RobbStcwns,andJu~tin Bingham. Front row Brent l,ltc, Bn,ln Wolfley, Ryan Bush, Bri,m W.lll.ln', Brct Johnson, M.1tt FoulI-s, .md Bryan Dillon. Vl•ry fwnt row- grass. Not shown M•kt•Dt•luca.76 • Sports

GOLF . ..THE BRADYBUNCH This year's golf team had an in- George to compete in the State golfteresting season. They had more tournament, said \" I'm proud to be atrouble driving cars, than golfballs. Jordan High golfer, and wouldn'tOn the way out to Mountain View trade the experiences I've had on theGolf Course for a match against course for anything in the world.\"Judge, Dan Olsen was rear ended The team had three Academic All-byanother car. Dan, BrianWallace, Staters: Brian Brown, Jus tinand Ryan Bush all lost their golf Bingham, and Rainey Garrison. Jus-clubs to the accident, and Ryan tin Bingham summed it all up inhad to go to the hospital for whip- this: \"It was another great season inlash. Brett Johnson also incurred the tradition of Jordan High golf!!\"an injury to his hand washingdishes, missing three matches. Brian Brown, who went to St. ABOVE: Dan Olsen's trunk--- the highlight of his laborous season--- NOT!!! LEfT: Justin Bingham cautiously reads the green as he prepares to put into a freak tornado that happen~ upon the eighteenth green on a sunny afternoon as Co.1ch Brady's toupee flie:, by. UPPER-LEfT: Andy lorg practices hlsswing for an up- commg tournament. Sports • 77

Right: Ready, Set, lluddle; \.11d-way through the season the team realiLed that it tak~ teamwork to win game... Below: Senior Attack; The'>e <.enior.. have what it takes to lead this year.. volleyball team. J.V. Team: Tryst,,) Cobhl~y. Teri Fo-.ter, Shanda Tennis Hop: \llisty \"knows\" tlltlt ~<xx.l p.l~'-l'\" lt•.td to Laiwaketc, C.1s~y Latlln, Bnx1kt• I (lVt', <;harlyn winning game~. Lundberg, Ambrce l't•nroo, mgr Kaylyn Spen- cer, Amber Swan, Angt•lil Thomas, Jody Wilcox, Cindy Wright, j,1nc Yorg.1son, Coach Kiltie Th· ompson, Assiilnt Coach78 • Sports

Vo]1e y ba]]This year's Volleyball team was made up of many talented athletes.The team consisted of fourteen girls ranging from middle blockers,outside hitters and from setters to opposites. This year Jordan High'sVolleyball team was proud to welcome Alix Philippon, a foreignexchange student from France. The team felt that at the first of theseason it was very hard to understand what she was saying, but theyunderstood her better as the season progressed. This year the teamhad the potential to take state but many injuries kept them fromreaching their goal. The captains this year were seniors Teisha Timo-thy and Anita Matsumori. With each others help, they kept the teamtogether throughout the season. Captain Teisha Timothy said \" I willalways have many good memories of this team. Together we accom-plished many goals.\" Above: All the way from France; Ahx Phalipon is ready to give the setter a great pass. VarsityTeam: Bottom row (I tor): DanielleTownsand, Angela Querry, Ali' Philippon,Becky Wright; 2nd row (I to r): Rachelle Fo~ter, Leslie Post, '\icole Sharples,Chu Park, mgr. Cherish\>\ atts,Jmnv T\·son; 3rd row (I to r): Coach Pendleton, \1artl~a i.ind, Melissa Hill, 'viisty Kimball, Coach Price; 4th row (I to r); Amy Allen, Teisha Timothy, Anita M,1tumori Sports • 79

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jordan Swimming & Diving: Watch out for the Brown Shark!! Marjorie Wallac< swims for her life, just barely evading the browr shark. Stroking their way to the top •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Imagine being so dedicated to your sport that you are willing to give up hours after school just to succeed as an athlete. The members of the swimming and diving team are just these type ofpeople. Every day after school the swim team journeyed to Mt. Jordan to practice their strokes and dives. The swimming and diving team really improved since the beginning of the season. The experience of this year should prove to be a great asset for next season. This year's team had many freshmen and very few seniors. I guess you can say that it was a \"rebuilding year\". To su mmarize the swim team and what they go through during the season, Ryan Allen states, \"Men and speedos just don't mix!\" ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1992-93 Jordan H igh Swim Team. R_yan Allen, Rac.hel Ba~ey, Stepha~ie Barney, S~awn Barrett, M,ttlhew (hne, Ryan Congrove, Jared Denslow, K,lhe Denton, CJlfl~Ebert,Shawn Frewin, AndrewGarv01lle, Phal Garvoillc, Ton ll_agen,Juhe llendnck.o,cn, Kra~tall hr;cha,lll'<lllwr Jl olloway, t~1 ur,1 James, Tyler James, TrevorJamc~. RY•1Josephson, Michael Lamorcaux,Shahara Linnebach, Richard La~to_n, Troy LJundgberg, M.mlyn Mt•.tCh,lm, Kt•rric Mtxhhng, Bambi Meyers, Brady Meyers, Bry.tn Mcy~l\"Renee Moseng.Jennifer Nice, Monica l',tckard, Evonne Price, Knstme Ra,-;ch,Chelsea Russt•ll,)ol'Y Ru~st·II,N~ekol.t~ Rus~l·ll, Ma~hallSayer,jacobSmith, MichellcSrrut~TylerSohm, Michael Sorensen, Nick Spencer, Tony Stout, Davad Swenson, Aaron Taft, 1 ylcr1 horton, N.tt,tlit'l hut·~on, llwtneTimmreck, ChrisTruswcU, Amy Jo TylerMike Thucher, Patrick Visser, Margorie Wallace, llattie Wayman, joel Wayman, I lc.tther Wel•ks, Tom Wilkinson, The Brown Shark.80 • Student Life

Stroking to Victory. Matt Cline shows off his athletic abitlity and his cap in the wonderful event called thebackstroke. Please don't try this at home.l~v1h111adtla•rWfulodnidveerfwuhl iDchivce!o!uI Phillip Carvoillc docs a I Feel Satisfied. Mike L.1moreaux is quite satisfied ld not even be m.1tchcd with his most recent dip in the pool. I lc is also: tlw ~rl•,,t Greg Loug.1ni-. l.ook for Phil I<> rl·p~c­ happy due to thP fact that his tight revealing attire is covered by a towel. (This caption was nota I'll lhl• Unill>d Stall'S ,\1 the 1996 Olymp•c-. whtch approved by editor)te In lx•lwld in Atl,ml,l. Sports • 81

Hey other teams! S tart writing your \"Wills!\"Adam Willson was one of the key guys on defensethisyear. Beingoneoftheonlyguys whocan slam onthe team, he was inva luable to the Digger offensealso.Stubby Rules...Co-captain Kirk Welch's sharp passing and shoot-ing skilb really hel~>d the Digger offence this year. Boys Varsity Bas ke tball T eam. (B,~~:k row) (<Mth Hack Attack ~ jason Kokkola,Chct lluntt·r,Jdf Dillon, Ry,u' StuMt, Danny Olson, Steve Boy.Kk, Ad.un Willson, Co.lth W1th m,11,y points and blocked .,hoto,,Stt•vt:B<1\'•:~ Ha l Hale. (Font row) J<•ron Dup,H\, M.111 Foul\..s, Brian Brown, Kirk Wl'lch, Ry.m c;,,tlwnun, Kt•rry lt'l.lthe V,,r..,ty Basketball tt•.1m to m,,ny VJd<>TI Horrocks.82 • Sports

Boy's Varsity Basketball\"I jam, therefore I am\" -Adam Willson them. This year's varsity basketbali team Basketball created many memories forcatipulted to new heights by practicing the team. ''I'll always remember the wusshard on the court. They started out very club,\" said centerSteveBoyack. KirkWelchwell be beating the second ranked Toolie said, \"''ll always remember the massBuffaloes in the first game of the season. substutions by Coach Hale. He knew weJeron Dupaix said, \"The Judge game was needed a rest and let us take it.\" Kirk willthe best. We had been in a slump and it also remember the awesome half courtreally boostedourspirits.\"Theteam made shot that he hit at the halftime buzzer ofit to state and did really well considering the last state game of the season. Chetthey drew the future state champions, the Hunter's favorite memory was the WestLehi Pioneers, in the first round. Though game at West. \"I got to guard the bestthe team didn't do as well as they wanted player in the league, Chris Stepan, and weto, they madeeveryoneatJordan proud of won the game.Preside nt of the Wuss Club Adam Willson summed it all up whenDanny Olsen, with his height and jumping ability, he said, \"I jam therefore I am!!\"was able to back up Steve Boyack when he needed arest, or when he was in foul trouble (which wa~ mostof the time).Oribblin' in... T-Bone Can Play Basketball...Brian Brown was able to dribble p.1st many t)ppo- Great dribbling ability is a key part of every goodncnt'>, the only problem was that he had to have team. Gator provided this expertise and was rarelysomeone wipe up the floor behind him every fiw on the bench this season.minutes. Sports • 83

Fo ur on o ne...His height allowed Ryan Stuart to get a lot of greatrebounds that really hclJX.>d the team this year.Throw that ball!Steve Williams played forward for the JV team andreally helped them out with hisgreat passingability.Running for Mr. A merica?Bill Robinson flashl.'S a gn·,lt ~mile for the camera.Like most of the guy~ on the te,1m, he wasn't camerashy. Back Row: C,•ach Marc f70ltlks, Sh,lnc Ev,lns, R.lndy Burke, Kyle Callister,Jon McCallister, Ryan Lloyd.~<-~; Larsen, Garrett Daw, Jared j,lml'\" (m.UM);l'r), Cu,1ch Pl•rry Brady. Front Row: Burgess Cline, lA1nce Kent Jessie Shaw, Coby Filbrizio, Bn•nt West, W,ldt• V,1nhorn, Roy Peterson, Walter Cline.84 • Sports

SWOOOOOOSH !!!!!!! Ryan Burgon shoots a picture perfect free throw after a vicious foul while the team looks on in utter amaze- ment. Back Row: Coach Kerr,}on Pew, Bill Robison, Ryan Bugon, Coach Kokkola. Front Row: Manager Chris, Matt Foulks, Steve Williams, Eric Pond. Big, Bad, Buff, Beautiful,l~<eeP·m' on his toes! Basketball Boys! hat Foulks demo!>triltes his ~uperior free throw \"Arrghh!\" a sophomore grunts atS:OO a.m. \"Mom, I've got to make it to~~oting ability while practicing his !lOt so illu- practice. Get up!\" The sophomore basketball team stretched to these words every morning for the entire season. The team gave a valiant lnating ballet skills. effort at every game, unfortunately their early morning dedication didn't pay off. The tally shows more losses than wins but promise is ringing in their alarm clocks. Next year their hard work, and dedication should pay off and Jordan will inherit a winningJ.V. team. Kirt Larsen say~, \"Intensity is the key.\" The fact that the J.V. team practices after, not before, school makes skills a little easier to remember. This theory has proven true this year with the impressive winning 12 and 2 record of the J.V. team. They weren't undefeated, but there effort was rewarded with few losses. The team is full of great possibilities for a state championship varsity team next year. Like Burgess Cline says, \"We are big, bad, buff, beautiful basketball boys!\" 85 • Sports

WAIT A MINUTE! Kristi Horrocks takes a few st>conds to ponder the meaning of life! (or at least look over the other teams defense.) BE A SHOOTER! Debbie Bilbao gets an easy two points with her patented jump shot.86 • Sports

\"1-!ey guys aren't we suppose to go the other way?\" GIRLS VARSITYAngel,l Querry ilsks ilS her te,lm mates as they arerunning the oppo,ite way. BASKETBALL BE A SHOOTER!! This years team was a big suc- made many new friends. cess. The Captain's were senior At practice the team always heard AngelaQuerryand seniorStacie Coach Lewis say things like, \"Be Benion. Leadership is a very quick, don't hurry, We got what it important part to a sucessful takes,\"and,\"Stay within yourselves.\" team. Coach Lewis, Coach The girl's team represented Jordan Soltis, and Coach Pendelton High School well and played with gave inspiration and motiva- discipline, talent and good sports- tion when needed. manship throughout theseason.The The 1992-1993 girls varsity bas- team's goal for this year was, to ketball team had the unity that regain the State title from the 1991- it takes to get the jobdone. They 1992 season. AIR TAWNI: Tilwni Epperson seemed to be lil..c \"Mike\" as she splits the defenders going to the hoop. GANGSTER: Jessica Bciln imite. .my 'o(l called competitor to Jordan\"s play ground. Sports • 87

Sophomore and JIV Girls TimeOut... Dawn Uribe heads for the sidelines during a crit,m1l Basketball moment in the game. Time outs really helped tlw girls to put things in perspective when things ~vt A Well Kept Secret hot. Most people will remember that the girls Varsity team went to statethis year, but the other two girls teams did well also. The sophomoreteam had an outstanding record of 10-4. \"We played really well as ateam,\" said Kim Reich. Under the couching of Trish Pendleton theywere able to win a lot of games and increase their already sharpbasketball skills. \"We had a better sophomore team this year than everbefore,\" said Nicole Timothy. The J/V Team also did well. Most of the girls got to play on theVarsity team as well as theJ/V. The team, coached by Mark Sotice, hada very good season and grew a lot closer together. \"I really grew to lovebasketball more and I made a lot of friends,\" said Kristi I Iorrocks. Thevarsity team next year should be really good. Future girls basketball atJordan is in good hands. J/V Team List: Brook Epperson, DebbieBilboa, Melissa Hill, Kristi Horrocks, Jessica Bean, Robyn Uribe, StacyMcNiel, Tawni Epperson, Jill Bennion, Tracy Allsup, Shelly Whitehead,Karen Deem. Really Fast Break... Mandy Stahl excelk>d at getting thl• b,lll to thl• oppositeend of the court whilestiII m,1mt.1 ini ng control.88 • Sports

Rebound That Basketball...The sophomore team's rebounding ability reallyhelped their Tl'Cord which was 10 and 4.Come On Baby, Let's Do the Twist...Kim Rl•ich wa~ a great as>.et to the team this vear. Sheeven found timl' to make up new dance step~ whik• onthe court.Aryannc llall, Kim Reich, Carmen Herrera, MandyStahl, Misty Liesl', icole Timothy, Erin D.1ughcrty,Dawn Uri~, ShiHlyn Lundberg, Brook Bro.1dhead,Heather Brown, Trish Pendleton (coach). Sports • 89

Brett Olson easily defeated the heavy weight from Justin Pelch prepares himself for ,1 signal from the Murray in the first period to bringJordan the victory referee to wrestle against Murr,ly. by the margin of one point. Toa Vaivaka racks up another win a<; he rolls overan opponent from Vlurr.1y. To.1 had a large chunk of Varsity wins. Congratulations to tht• following wrt•stlcr., for a great season: Jon Wright (st,lte champion), fyler Phillips (<.t>cond pl.lce), D,l\'c Leatherwood (f•fth place}, Justin Pelch (.,eventh pl.Kl'l.90 • Sports

Tyler Phillips quickly throws his opponent on the mat while preparing to apply a deadly chain of moves. Russ l.o\'e show~ his true identity while doing ev- ervthmg he could to tumShane Miller on his back. It did not happen often, but when it did Ru% lead the attack! Front rtlw (left to right): K.C. Anderson, Chad MlOccrv, \"Joe\" Srisomsup, Clark Fulmer, Jason Brown, 5holiW Miller, Kody Shefield, Tra\•is Shm1dt, Aaron \llcnd~nhal, Alex Chavez, Tre\'or Austin, Colic Raddon. Second row: Ben Burkhart, Mike GraL '\ate Anderson, Jon Wright, Tyler Phillips, Russ Love, \llark Crook, Andy Fullmer, R.1ndv Petersen, Brian Da'is, BrettWilli~ms, Cod v R.1ddon, Coach Dan \llay. Back row: ClavTurner, Th.1n Jonl\">, Cory Arko, Toa \'iavaka, Brett Olson, 8ri.1n Cowie)-, D.1ve Leatherwood, Justin Pelch, Wayne Webber, Ryan Lea,•itt, Brian Carter, Eric (h,1mberl.1in, Joe Burkinshaw, Mike Wicdauer, D,n·e Springer, Coach Bart Street, Coach Chris \"B,1bo\" Babinski.WRESTLING! \"Our team has progressed since last year from a fair the best that Jordan has seen in years. Both our coach-team to a championship team. We have the talent to ing staff and our desire to win made it all possible,\"~0 far. Even the younger wrestlers are kicking some Brett Olson stated. Tyler Phillips commented, \"This Utt!\" Commented justin Pelch. years team is the best we've had in quite a few years, and our dedication and desire is the main reason for The wrestling team was a solid, hard working, our improvement. We have the capabilities to domotivated team with lots of talent. The heart of the great in region and state if everyone keeps up theiriamcamefrom thefivevarsitycaptains;TylerPhillips, hard work and positive attitude.\" Jon Wright said, \"Iprett.Olson, Jon Wright, justin Pelch, and Russ Love. think the wrestling at Jordan has progressed a lot the rovmg what dedication they held for the sport, the last few years. We all started as sophomores, and nowcaptains gave wresting their all throughout the sea- we are at the peak. I believe our team has a greatson. chance in region and state.\" \"Our team is aggressive. This years team is one of Sports • 91

1992-93 Girls Tennis Team: Stacy McNeal,Stacey Wood, Brand ie Atch ley, Coach Ha l Hale, Kristi n Osmond, Laura James, Claudia Vietzke, Hsi n C hau, Don't crack under press ure! Here Brandie Atchley makes an awesome move to get the b,11l over the net. Brandie was one of the two remaining seniors. Wild Stuff!!! Brandon Bradyattempt!>Onl•ofhis smashingserves, beinga JUnior, Brandon wa.,,l great ,1sset to the team. Do you want to make something of it? Lauraj,lml'S tells hl•r team mate it was in bounds, she was one of the most dl•<:ltcated players this year.92 • Sports

Tennis As the fall season approached, so did the excite- and learned how important team work was.\" Saidment of the girls tennis. With many long, HOT, Laura James.practices, they were more determined than ever tomake this year their best. \"It was great that the team The boys tennis team had great leadership and wasWorked together so mu ch. Not only did we work on off to a grea t start. The young members of the teamimproving ourselves but we worked on helping have a promising future. They all worked hard. Witheach other better their game.\" Said Stacey Wood. the hopes of playing in nice spring weather, the boysWith a lot of hard work, the tennis team had many were disappointed, but, despite the weather, they con-successful matches. At the region tournament the tinued playing their hardest, even if it meant practic-~earn had a lot ofcompetition but most of them made ing inside the gym.1t to the finals. \"This year was a lot of fun, even if we Both of the tennis teams did very well this year anddidn't do as good as we hoped. We had a great time made their season a success.The 1992-93 Boys Tennis Team:Jacc Locke, Matt Jon~. Richy Linton, K1rk Gyllcn skog,Brandon Brady, Ravi Dodballapur, Ben Chri~tcnscn, ChadHunter, Colin ~aughan.One good tum deserves another.Ben Christenc;en hits the ball back to hi~ opponent. Ben wasone of th1s years best. Sports • 93

Raise Your Hand If Your Sure! Brian Brown shows JORDAN BASEBALL:the world !hill he's proud of his frt>sh baby powderscent. Let's Play Ball!!! jordan Higlr Baseball Tram. First Row (L to R): Justin Bingham, Frank Rogt>rs, Ry.1n Andt>Nlll, Bn.m Deep Thoughts: b) Justin Bingham...lf you sl'l>l~~ Brown, Cory 1-'abri;io, Chl'tllunll'r; Second Row (L toR): Ben Wright, Rocky Shdfit>kl, Justin l't•lch; Third Row (L to R): Ronnie Broberg, Anthony Widdison, /d1c Bodell, Brandon McCloy, Chris Wintlt•, Kerry byoaull•,~y•o'uY can c.1tch the b.1ll, .md if y~uotu c.1tch th<' (.1.• Horrocks, Daw Park; Back Row (L to R): Cody Sheffil'ld, Dilrrdl BrtMdhe.ld, Logan P.1eker, M1l..t> Red<i, then throw th e b.1ll Ibet nf all thl' 1>-111$ Ryan Lemke, L.1nce Kenl'r, Jesse Shaw; ot Shown: Bry.1n W.lll.K<', Troy AndeNm, Eric Br.Jdlt•y, Bt•n inlht• world, tlw baseball is the smartl'st. Cerone, Jared llutchings, Brian R.1s'>mussen, Trent WPlch.94 • Sports

JORDAN SOFTBALL: Please let me catch this ball!! Kim Buehler looks to the heavens asking Cod to grant her only wish in life, to catch the ball and make the softball team.A Winning TraditionHigh Softball Team co nucd ~lrc~~~Pnning traditio completing anothersuccessful season. T e Lady Diggers might have been wo enly-like when notplaying, but whet hey set foot on the field, they were all bu ·ness. They wereengulfed by a fi y rage which couldnot be contained by any earn in RegionSix. The softball am, just as the bascba m, began their seaso by practicing bvio that this in no ay hindered thelorda, lligh Softball Tl'nm. Dl•bbic Bilboil, Kim Buehler, Teri Foster, Rachelle Foster, Melissa !Jill, jordn11 Higl• J. V. Softball Team. Top Row (l to R):(hiana llughcs,Shilnd,l f.•liw,lkl'll', M.1rlhil find, Chu Park, Leslie Post,Turia Sohm, Teisha Timothy, Ollnie Williilms. Coilchcs: K.1y Mitclwll, Trish Lundberg, Co,lch Bilrb Scrafford, Cindy Snow, Rebecca Baarz, Sharlyn Lundberg, Janette Amussen, Hope Casper, M.1ndi L1iwakctc, Stacy McNeill, Erin Everson, Coach Carl Silcox; Bottom Row (L toR): Kim Reich, Aryannc llall,jilmieCottle, Kcllie Waldrum, Bridget Eichelberger, Laurl'll Botkin, Mandy White. Sports • 95

Air Jeremy: Jeremy Jeppson Na il it rig ht o n the kisser...strives hard to s,we all the Brook EppcNm dribbles down tht• fieldgoals for his team. determined to o.;core. Fo llowing the leader: Kevin Doyle, and Brandon S.ngt•nt ea- gerly head to tht•oppositc go.1l.SOCCER This year's soccer teams did a Row 1: Hcalht•r Brown, Mandy St,lhl, Wendy Pt•ndrt•y, Jennifer C.ilbt•rt, Krish l lornKks, Li.ra Gardm•r,great job with lots of practice, hard Jenni Robinson Row 2: Ran it• (,lrlc,<m, Jamie Smith, Vicki Thom,ls, Kl'llit• Waldram, D,1 r1i Dilvis,work and assistance from the Broo ke Lt>.witt, Michelle Fostt•r, Ji ll Bt•nion, T iff.111y liard man Row 1: Jt•remy Laubt•rshimer, Kristencoaches. They did well and had a Casperson, I,1wn r Epperson, IJrool.. Fppcrson, Robin Uribe, Dt•bba- Bilbao, Erin Wortlwn, Stacielot of fun. Bennion, Jt•nmfer l.auberc,hrmt•r, l.ynnae G.unt•r Co.1eh \,obit• The boys soccer team didn't lackexperience this year withgreat play-ers like Kirk Welch, John Doyle,John \"Magic\" Miller and BrandonSargent who are returning from lastyear's team. This year's team is alsoequipped with young but talentedplayers who have a bright future inJordan High's Soccer Program. This year, the girl's soccer teamdid extremely well. They put a lotof hard work and d edica tion intotheir entire season. The team cap-tains this year were Brook Eppersonand Robin Uribe.They led the teamall the way to 4th in region with thehelp of Coach Noble and JeremyLaubershimer. Thanks for all yourhard work soccer teams!96 • Sports

What a block! John Miller and another team member practice their moves. Waiting for the pass... Tawni Epperson concentrates hard to score the winning goal of the game. One good turn deserves another. Lynnae Garner rushes for the ball to bring her team to victory.Back row: Jeremy Laubcrshimer, Liza Boswell, Vicki Thomas, Robin Uribe, Justin Vincent, Mark Crooke,Mark West, Zack Cozzins, Michael Worthen, Brandon Turnbow, Brandon Sargent, Kirk Welch, Jon Miller,John Doyle, Jeremy Jeppson, Mitch Meyers,Ross May, Tim Hardman, Jake Cozzens, Coach Noble. Sports • 97