1988

PRACTICING PERFORMING PERFECTION' nee is more than just learning a dance perform with the drama club and Madri- nd performing. It is being able to expand gals to make \"Curtains Up\" a hit. They our abilities and ideas as a dancer,\" ex- performed several novelty dances ranging plained Mi Kim. Paula Daniels added, from the sunny beaches of California with \"You experience a wide variety of dance \"Surfin' U.S.A.\" to Broadway with \"Cats.\" techniques through modern, jazz, ballet, \"Curtains Up\" raised a lot of money to and prop originated dances. But, most of restore the auditorium. One of the better all we all we have fun!\" parts of the show was when Missy Veen- The whole dance company agreed that endaal fell.into Garrett Princes arms off of they owed a lot to their advisor and a table. It is the first year for Garrett and friend, Mrs. Allgiar. \"She has taught us to his Brother Wade to be in the company. think of dance as and art,\" commented Dance Company has had many great Tami Haslam. performances this year and will yet dazzle Dance company spent many hours be- their audiences. Everybody in the com- fore and after school practicing for their pany could ot wait until April when the performances. During homecoming week cance concert was performed. Practices t he company perfomed at the night rally. went from seventh period dance until \"They all looked so in synch,\" admitted sometimes nine-thirty. Even the student- Collete Hymas. All of this practicing and body anticipated it. \" I am so excited to see the talent of the dancers and Mrs. Allgiar all the girls show thier abilities as perform- made this year one of the best. \"Mrs. All- ers at the concert.\" Chad Maughan said. giar pulled the company together for the Dance company members all look for- best year Jordan's ever had,\" agreed Dena ward to performing in the dance concert Hullinger. from the moment they were initiated into The dance team worked together to the company.Perfect mirror image.Members of the dance comp nay are preparing for thedance concert held in April. The dance concert i~ a tradi-tion for members in dance company and those who areparticipating in dance classes.98

Shaping up. By this being her first year in dance company, Janet Wheat put forth her full effort in practice so she will be perfect for the concert. Janet ded- scribed, \"I love being in Dance Co. it requires dedication and a lot of memorizing. It was great.\" Requiring the body. \" /love it, \" Stepanie Sanders, who has been in Dance Company for th ree years, agreed. Practicing rou- tines sometimes took more time tha n given at school, and other practice took place at home. DANCE COMPANY-front row: Missy Veenendaal, Lani Christenson, Janet Wheat, Becki Christenson, Paula Daniels, Jaymi l loyd, Robyn Rasmussen, Stacey Max- well. Row 2: Tracy Rawson, Shelly Hollinger, Sarah Palmer, Mi Kim, Melanic Thorne, Stchanie Sanders, Mi-chele Loeflcr, Valeta Montoya. Back row: Jennifer De-spain, Amy Hendrickson, Dena Hullinger, Kim Hut-cheon, carrie Ljungbcrg, Kim Larson, Tami Haslam, ToniFitzgeral (Smith).Above and beyond.Lifting carefully aboove h is head, Wade Prince sup-.ports Whitney Pann1er on h1s shoulders. Dance Com-pany had two males in it, Wade and his twin brotherGarrett. • 99

From the soul.Harmonizing their memorizedpieces. the Madrigals sing out. Kav-lene Peacock, Dawn Urton, NevcoleStrauss, and Kristen Davis out singthe boys Mark Christenson andBrad Simonson at practice.Practicing. MADRIGALS-front row: Devera Eddington, Kavlenc Peacock, Nev-Singing out songs. Mike Christen- cole Strauss, Dawn Urton, Mikeson and Scott Kraft prepare for th<' Crhistcnson, Shane Sims, Mary AnnChristmas performance. For Christ- Matsuoka, Angie Mivasaki, DceAnnmas the Madrigals spent the day at Taylor. Row 2: Carolyn Lamoreaux,the the Church Office Building per- Marc1 James, Melanie Herman, Rodforming. Eichelberger, Scott Kraft, Alice Mortimer, Kristen Davis, lisa Mont- gomery, Jamie Brewis. Row 3: Ka - ren Mounteer, Mary Harmon, Me- linda Wall, John Osborn, Mark Christenson, Caryn Thornwtl ll, Lor- raine Longmore, Melanic Whitmg, Wendy Weight. Back Row: laurie Johnson, Tom Brand, Yury Colton, Brian Seamons, Brad Simonson, les- lie Robinson, Su1annc BeMden.M ADRIGAL

GREAT QUALITY ANDSOUND PRODUCEDBYTHE MADRIGALS Perfect tone.adrigals, a singing and dancing tradition used to getting and singing especially in In preparation for their May con-for many years They did assemblies, front of big crowds to show off their cert, the Madrigals practice andwent to malls and a lot of other things. In talent because they would feel awkward, learn new songs. These dedicatedfact Mary Ann Matsuoka said, \"We went but they have all become very comfort- singers enjoy performing and prac-uptown all day in December where we able and familiar with the different ticing together.performed for General Authorities at crowds they go and sing too like Yuryt he mall. We gave a lot of programs for Colton said.\"You get used to theward Christmas dinners. We are plan- crowds, they start to be a part of thening a spring concert in May and we are act.\"getting ready for the solo and are gettingready for the solo and group ensemble The madrigals have had some goodfestival in May also. We also do a lot of clean and fun activities while on the road to different stake centers, malls and allsacrament meetings for Christmas and the wonderful places they have gone toEaster.\" They went up to Salt Lake and sing. \"We sing little songs or practice onspent the whole day and they did not get the way to performances.\" said John Os-home until around seven o'clock that borne. Everybody is proud of them-evening. selves. \"Everybody has a different talent and some kids are blessed with more, I The madrigals performances got bet- am just glad my talent that I was blessedter and more progressive as the years of with was able to sing as well as I can. I ammany practices went by. Madrigals were very proud of myself and the Madrigals.\"always warm and friendly down the hall. said Melinda Wall.You cou ld always count on a smile fromthose heart warming sweet singing stu- Tom Brand said, \" I have made a lot ofdents. With the many concerts across friends and I hope to meet more. In fact Ithe valley, the choir became known for know I will meet more because every-their great smiles. where we go to sing, people are so Some of the madrigals talk about how friendly.\" They all hope to make eachthey did not know at first how to get year better. Singing out. Members ofthe Madrigals sing out during a rehearsal. The Mads showed parents and students their vocal talents at Curtains up to help raise money for new curtains in the auditorium. MADR IGALS

CHARLONIANS-Iront row: Jill Young, Leesa Thomp-son, Kathy Albrecht, Julie Larson, Cassie Barton, Melissa Rake. Row 2: Tonya Jenkins, Angie Graham, Tammy Clark, Christine Jones, Jennifer Woodward. Row 3: Tris- ten Halls, Kristy Erikson, Camille Bird, Tricia Allen, kris- ten Shaw. Back row: Kathleen Bellon, Janet Heramnsen, Kim Oleson, Traci Callister, Mariann Owens, Aimee Bacher.What's next? The Guy Charlonians were not as precise as the girls, but they managed to get the crowd to their feet. They performed during the Judge-Jordan basketball game at halftime; even the Judge fans loved them!A proud tradition.The unmistakable pride shown by Kathy Albrecht andMelissa Rake cannot be denied. For both this is their lastyear, and together a friendship has been built throughbeing in Charlonians that will last a lifetime.102

CROWDS ENTERTAINED BY THOSE EVIDENTLY BETTER THAN EVERharlonians loked better than ever! Their put on a fantastic show. The crowd, in- Enthusiasm.main goal was to take region and state.They placed fourth in the Cyprus compe- cluding parents and family members, Aspart ofthe routine, a casual wavetition where schools from around the went wild. The Guy Charlonians also per- is given by Tonya Jenkins, Kristystate compete against each other. In re- Erikson, Tristen Halls and Julie Lar-gion competition, the Charlonians took formed at a pep-assembly before the son with the performance at a foot-second overall. game against Judge. Spirits were really ball game halftime. Performing at aroused. For the first time Guy Cheer- football halftimes were only one of The Charlonians had to work very hard. leaders added their pizzaz, with the aid of the many occasions they had th op-As soon as they knew who made it, they Daren Elg. Then the Guy Charlonians did purtunity too diplay their enthusi- their part. They put on the best show, asm.began practices every morning before Jordan fans and as well as one could notschool at six thirty. Practices continued help but notice, Judge fans enjoyed themthrough the summer from six to eight in also. The profuse spirit was poured out,the morning, and when school started and was beneficial to the effect that thethey had many early morning practices, basketball team upset number five rankedplus first period to work at, polish, andperfect different routines for region and Judge.state competition. They went to a camp at Both helped a lot by supporting sportsUtah State in the summmer where theylearned new drills and performed for events and helping with cheers. All of thejudges and other drill teams from all over awards the Charlonians bought backthe state. They received superiors, and a home, instilled pride in the school, andspirit stick which was a special award giv-en to the teams with the most spirit. proving that the Charlonians are a perfect help to th school and together they For the second year in-a-row, Guy learned to be friends, not for just oneCharlonians were introduced to the stu- year, but for the rest of tier lives. Thedentbody. It all happened the night of the support and help thoughout the year wasCharlonian concert. After weeks of orga- a great benefit to teams, organizations,nizing and practicing the Guy Charlonians and brought an abundance of pride to the studentbody. Proud smiles. With a perfect jump, Tristen Halls, Kathy Albrecht, and Kristen Shaw all simultaneously land in the splits. Spirit was infused into the crowd anytime the Charlonians per- formed, and many fans came just to see the drill team perform. 103

LED STUDENTS THRU YEAR FULL OFLAUGHTER AND TEARS o promote school spirit, pride, and unity times, and pep assemblies. One parti- was the main goal set by the cheer and cualr rally was Backwards Basketball, as song leaders. They had practices every they called it. It was to prepare the Bas- morning during the summer from 6:30- 8:30. Except the last week of July and the ketball team for the upcoming game first week of August which was set aside against rival Judge. Everything went for them to vacation with their families. backwards from the clock to shooting They also spent a week at Utah State to foul shots, shot by individual cheer- attend a cheerleading camp. They leaders. At this assembly they also intor- learned a lot of new cheers and ideas for oduced the winners of the 'Cutest Bas- ways to promote school spirit through pep assemblies and other activities. The ketball Player's Baby Picture.' Scott cheers that they learned had to be per- Deuel took first followed by Spence formed and critiqued. They all received Tueller and Brad Murry in second and superior ribbons for their cheers and a third place respectively. The screami ng, superior trophy the last day. yelling, and the cheering summed up pride at all the assemblies. Practices took place first period, un- der new advisor and supervisor Colleen After acheiving all of their goals that Sybrowski, here they practiced and per- fected new routines for halftimes, game they set at the first of the year, they made it great to take part in the excite- CHEERLEADERS AND SONCLEADERS-Iront row: Ada- ment and enthusiasm at the games, as- belle Balatico, Barbi Palmer, Angie Tueller, Shelly Mat- semblies, and night rallies.- thews. Back Row: Honey Garrison, Gina Gyllenskog, Mi Kim, Lisa Burningham, Paula Daniels, Kim Hall.

Spreading good cheer.Building a tower to increase the spirit at football games,the Varsity Cheer and Song leaders cheer at halftime.Cheer and Song Leaders showed their spirit by showingup to every major sport competition, and supported theothers when time allowed.Grin and bear it.Shelly \" Neck\" Matthews injured her neck in a seriousmotorcycle/car accident, yet she was devoted enoughto cheer with and enthusiastic smile on her face. Shellywas also seen cheering while wearing dark sunglassesand with Coach Hunter's daughter.A v1ew from the top.The oppurtunity to cheer at Rice Stadium was an ex-perience never to be forgotten by the combined ).V./Varsity Cheerleaders. As the school year continued, allthree groups of cheerleaders (J.V., Song, and Cheer)became fast friends.

THE ULTIMATE NATURAL HIGH IS ACHEIVED o try out for j.V. Cheerleader each girl be cheerleading. No matter what hap- had to perform a cheer taught to her, and a cheer made up by her self, the pened they kept up their enthusiasm school song, and tumbling and jumping and the get up and go for it attitude. skills. After performing in front of Nothing could get in the way of their big judges, the points were added up and smiling faces and their natural high in the girls with the most were named j.V. acheiving their way to get to the crowd. Cheerleaders. With their different stunts they aston- ished the students and parents. Excep- The girls practiced during the summer tional strenght and agility was required to properly execute the difficult rou- and they also went to camp at the U of U. tines the these ch herleaders choreo- The camp helped them with ideas to support athletic teams more effectivly. graphed. The camp also helped them develop After they cheered at j.V. and Sop ho- their much needed spirit. more sports their bubbly personalities The cheerleaders were responsible for still cheered on the Varsity teams even cheering at the sophomore and junior though they sat in the aud ience. The varsity football, basketball games, and cheerleaders knew all their cheers and girls varsity and j.V. basketball games, were spontaneously coming up with and also the wrestling matches. new and sarcastic cheers \"just for fun\". Overall, the j.V. cheerleaders are better Their spirit and the unity kept the j.V. than most and will continue on with group together through the losses and their school spirit throughout their high tough times of when they became frus- school years, and no matter what hap- trated when the audience would not co- pens we will still love our j.V. Cheer- operate. The heart of the j.V. Cheer- leaders and appreciate all their efforts. leaders was spirit, a somethi ng that they had to have for this or it just would notPraying.Not needing to plead lor victorybecause the j.V. Football tecJm wonthe majority of their games, MalindaDennison tries to keep the crowdsupportive of the team. \"Bemg acheerleader takes lots of extra time,but I love cheering and being withthe other girls,\" Malinda men-tioned.J. V. Cheerleaders-front row: Ma-lmda Dennison, jennifer Wmdcr,Ang1e Miyasaki, Kelli Washburn,joani Scadlock. Back Row: CarolMclff, Amy Bogenschut7, julie Wil-son, Mindy Welling, Lisa Morgan.CHEERLEADERS

Climbing high.During halftime, the ).V. Cheer-leaders entertain the crowd. Thecheerleaders spend a lot of time forthe upcoming games.Offense!At the U of U, Kelli Washburncheers the team on. This was one ofthe special times when the ).V.cheered with the Varsity.

Raising Old Glory.During football season, it was not uncommon to seeStudent Body Officers putting up the flag. Here JeffBourne and Cory Liton, out of respect for our country,raise the flag before a game.Dazed in contemplation.In deep thought, Heather Robinson thinks up new andcreative ideas for a poster/banner to bring about stu-dent involvement to the athletics. Student involvementwas the most important thing on the officers agenda. L SBO'S ~----.,J

FROM THE OPENING ASSEMBLY TO THECLOSING SLIDE SHOWE'RE HEADED FOR THF FUTURE ... years events, and at the same time they What now?TOMORROW BELONGS TO US! To got to know each other better, becom-start the year off, the S.B.O.'s did a skit ing like a family. They came to the school Discussing with Mr. Mason, Sheriwhere they went back in time searching one or two days a week during the sum- Stevens programs the electric mar-for school spirit. In each time period mer to work with Vice Principai-Mr. Ma- quis in the main hall. SBO's arrivedthey could not find spirit. Finally to em- son. at school early everyday to preparephasize our school spirit, they found the the school with upcoming an-most spirit in the 1980's. Namely 1987- Mondays were the days that the new nouncements.88. The S.B.O.'s were President-Jeff bulletin boards had to be put up. \"IBourne, First Vice-Cory Linton, Second wanted to get new and creative ideas,Vice-Christine Anderson, Secretary- rather than boring ones to describe theHeather Robinson, Attorney General-Sheri Stevens, Historian-Kristi Wilson, weeks events,\" Cory Linton explained. The electronic marquis helped with theJudge-Michelle West. out comming announcements for all of In order to become these leaders, they the student body to see as they walkedhad to win primary elections, which down the hall towards their next class.limited it to two people running for eachposition. They campaigned against each All of the S.B.O.'s had their own dif- ferent jobs to do throughtout the year.other and were determined by the notes Some of these many jobs included, tak-of the student body. After becomingS.B.O.'s, they went to St. George with ing pictures for the big slide show pre-former Vice Principai-Mr. Charles We- sented at the end of the year, trying tober, for a leadership camp. At camp they develop a better court for the studentlearned more about what they had body, secretary duties, different publicahead of them. They planned the entire realations, and as mentioned earlier the programming of the marquis in the hall way for the students to observe. Left to right:Cory linton-First Vice President, Michelle West-Judge, Jeff Bourne-President, Heather Robinson-Secretary, Kristi Wilson- Historian, Christine Anderson-Sec- ond Vice President, Sheri Stevens- Attorney Ganeral. .__ _SBO_'S_\"-=Q:1

ENTERTAINING AND SPIRIT BUILDING AT EVERY HOME GAME hroughout the school year the music de- \"The band raised our spirit at the baske partme nt has been entertaining and also a ball games,\" said Amy Hendrixon. In con· great spirit builder. cert band the band marched and compe t· ed against other schools, along with th< The band had to do four main jobs, flag-girls. The flag girls also did a flag rou· marching, pep, jazz, and concert band. In tine for the school in the Charloniar the fall the ban d was marc hing and they Showcase performance. played at all home football games and Re hersals for the band and fla g-girls wa: once in a while marched in them (they during fir st period under the supervisior also competed against other schools.) of Mr. Buys. lots of effort and practicE When seasons changed, and winter came went into learning the songs that werE along, the pep band was formed to in- p layed in the games. At every pep assem· c rease the spi rit at home basketball bly, the band was there. At every hom< games. \"I enjoy playing and increasing the baske tball or football game, they werE spirit at our games.\" sa id Darren Jones, who played the trumpet for the jazz band. there.Thanks a lot.As sh e watches Todd Weight handBrian Blogett his music, Angie Blo-gett cannot wart to get done withthe practice so she can go homeearly from practice. The band/orch-setra was practicing for the schoolmusical \" The Sound of Music.\"Pep concert.During a p ep assembly, Dave Prill,Ruth Summers, and Viset Chansa-mone play for the student body aspart of the Jan Band duties. At theregion competitiion, ChadMaughan received a superior ratingfor excellence in playing the trom-bone. l_ BAND ~~---·

Warm up. Looking at their music sheets, Dean Bennion, Annette Allmon, and Lance Wison pick up a pace at the request of band teacher, Mr. Buys. Rehearsals for the school musical in which these three are practicing for, lasted well into the night. FLA C CREW-front ro w: Teresa Lloyd. Ro w 2: Emily Reed, Lynn Horton. Row 3: Chris Lehman, Lisa Wall, Barabara Doos<'. Back ro w: Wendy McNees, Judy Payne. JAZZ BAND -front ro w: Carl Jensen, Fred Hurst, Ruth Sum- mers, Brandon Pcay, Darr<'n Jones. Back row: Jason Ha- toon, Dave Prill, Chad Maughan, Brain Lloyd.CONCERT BAND-front ro w: Mik<' Ballaine, Annete Allmon, Todd Weight, BAND ~Sandy Hathenbruck, Wendy I ockwood. Ro w 2: Brain Bennion, Cathy Lance,Anna Elderedg<', Gal<' Say<>rs, Dav<' W1ddison, Todd Stubs, Rick Larson. Ro w 3: ....__~Mr. Buys, Jeff Lofgren, [ric: Sachs, Robert D<'Korver, Brian Blogett, Tony Hilton,Mike Lee, Tom Tunei. Ro w 3: Teresa lloyd, Chris Lehman, Emily Reed, WendyMcNees, Judy Payne, Lisd Wall, Barbara Dalton, I ynn Horton.

For blackmail. During third p eriod, Chris Gee, Gene Vincent, Matt Schmidt, and Eric Turnbow have class at Win- chells. Doughnut runs became more popular when spring came, especially among those in the senior class who suffered from the almost uncurable disease, Senioritis.Food for thought. At a peer leadership meeting, Kelly Ebell and Brandt Rigby concentrate on new ideas. The PL T sponsored \" Pride Week\" and other self-es- teeming projects.Back to class.After the junior assembly, AngieTueller is followed by Travis Bir-cumshaw and Jamie Fullmer. Therewill always be a heated debate onwhether the junior assembly wasbetter than the senior assembly, orvice-versa.11 2

PLT TRIES TOCONVINCE STUDENTS TO JUST SAY NOF our Winds is all about people, food cus- Being a member of the club and wearing Bill in charge. toms, foreign culture, and most of all your jacket gives one a subtle way of having fun. The students enjoyed ex- being cocky. Supen'ising the PLT, Mr. Bill Noble ploring the ways of the french, german, listens intently to the plans being spanish, and others. They ate many dif- Peer Leadership Team was here to made for pride promoting activites. ferent meals, some good but others prevent alcohol and drug abuse. They PLT sponsored S.E.W. which stands were not to appetizing. It is interesting received some of their training when for Self-Esteem Week, the week re- to see how the French speak and work they worked through community coun- quired different comments each differnetly as compared to other coun- seling. During the summer they went to tries. All of these people were out to a 4 1/2 day workshop and went to differ- day, like Tuesday was recognize achieve the same things as we were, here ent classes about 12 hours each day. someone and others included com- in the USA having fun and being happy. They talked about how to \"say no\" to pliment someone etc. drugs and how to handle peer pressure, One of the largest clubs in the school and how to develop self-esteem in oth- is the J-club, only because every student ers as well as oneself. One of the activi- that letters is a member. Robert Mechl- ties during drug and alcohol awarenss ing said, \"I worked hard to letter in week happened after they invited par- swimm ing and diving and when I did I ents and students to talk about drug and became a member of the club.\" Many alcohol abuse. School psychologist Abby sutdents have worked hard at the sports Gollsegen and people from the district and even some academic areas to be- who handled drug problems in school came a member but most of all to letter were there. There were eight seminars and poroudly wear the letter jackets. At held. One of their goals was to try to get basketball games some of the lettermen P.L.T. groups in other schools. They go onto the court and build a pyramid to were very successful and were encoura- show their supportfor the other teams. gee to keep up the great work.FOU• WINO$-Iront rotw: M.11tn~ Otonn•.on l•ff.1ny C\"h~.LOfl Powf\"tl, k.tthy Albtn.hl, Jul~ l¥son, lOt• kunz, PLT-front row: Kelly Ebell, Marianna Semos, Shelly Hollinger, Kerrie Lar-th,k•Y\" D~o~1, Ut\".UhN Rc.btn\C\"Jn, An~IC' T!Jf'Ut\"r, J Mt'<hkf'f, Robft1 tttncJnd.\On, k_..l• Nf\"Wm~•· Wzy Gtf'er •ow son, Jamie Burfen. Row 2: Stephanie Stanley, Toni Fitzgerald (Smith), Angela1: ttnntftr Cl.~lt. Robyn AubfC'y, \kfollt!')' 8.Jnett, Rob.n for~. C•'''f' 8.,1on, Anlf\"~ Cutl~tr, C•ndy P~tt'rloOtl, Kindt Longore, Lorraine Rojas. Back Row: )ayme Wright, Brandt Rigby, Mr. No-(h('(k('th, J•ll Kotpt, ((\"\"\".. p,lm('r, Kim Hvtchton, LOH.Itnt• Ro~\"· Ouru Y()(.H'• Row 3: Wendy We•ght, Xon ble, Sammy Millburn.lltoun..n~. Cr.lllfC M.tr\h, j(>nny 8tngh.tm, NOC'I Ntf'I'-On, 5t('t (htl\lf\"nw,n, Chid M•Vft~n. Troy Kntght, Veron.S(h£'un(h, ~em I),Uf,, (.hrr~ C.:o~no, N•l\i Jonn~, Sh.1nnon Rr•dy, k.lltr lhomlh-Ufl Row 4: Mr 80KO..,teh,lt\"Sht 113N.Obtmon, Ch•d (O't\'df'll, IJy ItO\\, J..mt'.. Chmtcmon. Ru\M-11 All('n, Tooy o..'\"\"'· WH('It PruKe, Jcfllofsren, Jultt>lolgtN'I, Woldt Pr•ncto, Andtrw Mt\"Ch.)m, Bry.)n Coimp~ll RowS: C'hm Ciutmon, M1h Cto~ne, JrH Bourne, COfyl.nton, (htk Mo~htto, R<•n A\hton, ~N¥~rn frt•t-m•n, Kttlly W•l..ll'h, ~Oil 8\"'''· V1~1 ChAnwmon~. 6H* Row: M•rklMtrr, )A\4)ft PrtNu.K', Jf'rf'my M4ds('n, Cr~g H.)stn, ktv•n M<M•II.m. t.ttry H\"nton. AAron Crook\ton, SNnlmnf'b.Kh, MOIII)' [htd

tlte Best ofSPORTS T he pulse quickens, palms grow sweaty. Meeting and over- coming a rhallcngc is the on ly goal. Athletes give their all, putting forth their effort in order to sue< ecd. All sports in all seasons train long and hc~rd to bring excellcne<' in P<'rformance to their t<.'<Hm. In this, stu- dents arc unit<'d to display spiri t and s< hool prid<'.A delicate swing.Setting his eyes on the bi!ll.tncl pr<·-pdrmg lo \WIIlg, \hJwn I fl'l'ffidnll•t·\ olf .11 Mounl.un Vr1•w <.oil( ()Uf\(' \"f hi\ Yl',lf Wd\ d lol of fun,bul 11 Wd\ .rl\o qur11· Iough oil IIIlli'\.l'nt gl,rd I'Vt·rylhllll( ltrrilf'tl IIIII \(>wdl,\" ,,,ul \h,twr•

JHS go! Coach Elbon calls a limc-oul 10 n',l- sure 1he girls. \"Coach Elison'., rN- sunng helped 1he learn calm down and helped pull us IOgCihl'r Sht• h<'ipcd us a lo1!\" menlioned C.1mill<' Kl.'nt'r.SPORTS DIVIDER

VARSITY FOOTBALLWHILE COACH WATRINBATTLES LEUKEMIATEAM KEEEPS WINNING It's the last play of the cord. Denison stated, \"It was sohomecoming game, the Besides great players and exciting to see our team andscore is tied 7-7. The ball is the school's great spirit thison the Olympus 20 yard line. good coaching, the team year. It was awesome toJordan's ball and they're go- had a purpose, many players c heer, with Jordan's spi rit soing for a field goal. It's said \"Let's do it for Watrin.\" high and for such a great rea-kicked, and place kicker who had leukemia, which son, for Coach Watrin andCurt Myrick knocks it brought unity. his team.\"through the uprights for thegame winning points in the One of the most memora- It was an exciting seasonfinal seconds. b le games was the Jordan from the first game, against Victory over Springville. Bear River, victory to the The student body was Steve Peterson said, \"It's hard loss in Rice Stadium toamazed and amused with an awesome that we beat them,outstanding record and ex- Sky View, in the state quar-citing individual games. Not because they beat us last ter finals, Mike Skousen said.only did the team dominate year and they had no respect \"Just wait till next year.\"and take region, but finished for us.\"the season with a 10-2 re- The fans loved being able to participate, cheer, and watch the games. MalindaJHS OPPONENT A hard loss.21 BEAR RIVER 1513 jell Grant's dissappointment22 MT. CREST 14 showed what a great amount of20 GRANITEO team pride he had- and how hard it10 WEST 15 was to accept the loss of the state39 quarterfinals to Sky View. The27 OLYMPUS 7 team's loss was not because they24 SOUTHO were cocky; they did not look29 ahead to state, they palyed each35 MURRAY20 game as it came and had a great sea-24 JUDGE13 son.7 TOOELE8 LOOANO II I was proud to SPRINGVILLE 9 play this season SKY VIEW 28 because of the team unity and10 WINS, 2 LOSSES great coaching REGION 1ST staff. STATE3RD -Mike Thorne VARSITY



JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALLIMPROVEMENT AND PRACTICEGIVES THIS TEAM AVICTORIOUS SEASON After tackling a tough sea- tices), to get into shape, games were Judge in whichson, the J.V. football team learn plays and just improve Jordan was victorious with aended the season with a sev- on individual skills. seventeen to sixteen score,en and three record and a tie and Tooele with a thirty-fourfor first place in region play. \" Practices lasted from to thirty victory. Most of theThe team, though few in three o'clock to six o'clock juniors and sophomores andnumbers improved vastly and plus all summer. We contributed to the varstity'sover last year when they worked on stretching and successful season. Most play-were sophomores. Dee ers used the eighty-sevenTreadway said, \"I have re- conditioning to keep in season to gain experienceturned to Jordan after two shape,\" Matt Brady ad- for next year's Varsity. \"Weyears and I cannot believe mitted. just fought hard,\" said Scotthe change of the football The reason the J.V. did so Weaver. Steve Watts said,team in the Juniors. Next well was the determination \"The junior team has im-year we w ill be a tough team and unity of the team. All the proved over the last threeto beat.\" years at jordan and are going football teams learned about to be very hard to beat next The team consisted of Ju- G.O.L.D. Dot, which was a year.\"niors and sophomores who club for football players toworked all summer, (with help build pride. Nobodydouble and triple day prac- knows what it means except the football teams. Accord- ing to the team the two bestJHS OPPONENT7. BEAR RIVER 21WIN BY MT. CREST FFf. 15 GRANITE70 WEST 61 7 OLYMPUS 20 WIN BY SOUTH FFf.21 MURRAY15 1 7 JUDGE 1634 TOOELE303 DUSCHENEO 7 WINS, 3 LOSSES REGION 1ST Lead rusher. Powerful D. Protecting the ball, Duane De- Alter the handoll, a Jordan player spain dives for extra yardage against West. Duane was a key player for knocked down the Murray quarter- back, and five othNs stopped the the J.V. team and gave strength as c1 run by smashing the Murray half- linebacker and running back when back. Jordan bcc11 Murray 21-15. he played varsity.

Strong block. Blocking against Granite, Brad Murray helps Duane Desspain gain more yardage. This play got Jordan the needed first down which led to a l S-7 victory. / /We came together and that's what got us as far as it ~ did. ~ ~ -Joe ButkovichFront Row: Jason Jar\'h. Row 2: Eric Peterson, Mike Skousen, KurtMyrick, Jason Hatton Todd Mecham. Row 3: David Bendixen, MattBrady, Duane Despain, Brad Murray, Troy Oborne, Steve Watts, KeithJohnstun. Back Row: Dee Treadway, Scot Weaver, Matt Greef, TraceyCowdell, Derek Maughan, Josh Crawford. J.V. FOOTBALL

II SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL I wish we were SEVERAL SHUTOUTS playing football all EXPLAINS THEIR INCREDIBLE year round. UNDEFEATED SEASON ,,-Steve Peterson The sophomore football ability to work together. whole season of ten games. team had an undefeated sea- They practiced everyday Towards the end manyJHS OPPONENT son, with seven shutouts. after school, sometimes until sophomore players got the Their total scoring of the seven o'clock. \"Practices chance to dress for varsity. 1 9 BEAR RIVER 0 year was two-hundred thity- Members of the team look3 6 MT. CREST 0 seven points with an average were tough, but the games forward to playing on the27 GRANITEO of almost twnety-four points paid off,\" said Keyne Jorgen- varsity team in years to20 WEST6 a game. Their highest scor- sen. Besides practicing plays come. \"Just wait until we are7 OLYMPUS6 ing game was thirty-nine t here was conditioning and seniors, we will take state!\"3 DUSCHENEO points to zero against South!39 SOUTHO The most points they al- strengthening of muscles. affirmed Nathan Anderson.35 MURRAYO lowed were six, and that was \"They are highly spirited If they continue making20 JUDGEO against Olympus and West, great plays and terriffic wins,36 TOOELEO and they shut out everyone grooup of kids with football thane they will definately else. ability and a lot of potential.\" dominate in the future. 10 WINS, 0 LOSSES Coach Dan May expressed. REGION 1ST Their winning came from The team also showed great tough practices and their defense prowess by allowing only two touvhdowns scored against them the Front row: Danny Saxey, Art Hunter, Jamie Watson, Brian Hislop, Jeremy Butler, Brandon Plant, Matt Heaps. Row 2: Kleet Harris, Jeremy Thorne, Jason Steadman, Leonard Ayers, Aaron Conde, Greg White. Back Row: Lance Wilson, Ryan Simonson, Tony Barker, Troy Trujillo, Adam Bantley, Nathan Anderson, Bryan Tresceder. Great defense. When lilckling Tooele's receiver. Steve Peterson causes a fumble. During the season, Steve's excellent performance at runnmg back on of- fense, paid off, by scoring several touchdowns.SOPHOMORE

Gaining a yard. Aftergainingyards, Aaron Conde is pulled down by a South opponent. Besides playing for the sophomore team Aaron had opportunities to play Varsity. Sophomore Pride!Pass leader. After beating Tooele, the sopho- mores celebrate the victory. TheStepping back to pass, Cory Collins sophomore defense was so stronglooks for one of his favorite receiv- that they held their opponents toers, Jeremy Butler. The sophomores twelve points combined and thedid not pass much because their unstoppable offense scored overrunning game proved most effec- two hundred.tive. SOPHOMORE

VARSITY VOLLEYBALLALWAYS HAD A CHANCEFOR STATE COMPETITIONPREVENTED JUDGE FROM GOING \"Volleyball is a constantly the girls not to give up until mented Katie Thompson.moving sport. There is never the game was over. \"With- After a win they would goa pause. It takes more than out the coaches reassurin- over to Chubby's or theyjust hitting the ball over the gadvice, we couldn't do would go over to Kelly's tonet.\" Stated Camille Kener much. She was always there play pictionary. to help keep us up.\" agreed Being pysically prepared is Jennifer Thomas. \"I don't The team had a lot ofvery important, but so is be- know why we couldn't win. Iing mentally prepared. Out- guess we just thought the chances to go to state butweighed by being physically game was over, when it real- just did not pull it through.prepared the team was not ly wasn't. We got ahead of Judge was their last homeas mentally prepared. \"We ourselves.\" Remarked Toni game, and all the team want-weren't as mentally pre- Fitzgerald (Smith) ed to win their last game es-pared as pysically prepared. I pecially at home. \"We want-think that it hurt us; not a lot Through the frustrations and hard practices the team ed to win so bad and webut enough to bring us became closer. \" Our friend- k new th is was our lastdown.\" replied Robin ships grew. Not only on the chance,\" stated Kristen Da-Forbes court but outside of volley- vis. ball. If we didn't succeed in When Coach Eliason winning we succeeded in They ended their seasoncalled a timeout she remind- making friendships.\" Com- by beating Judge and pre-ed the girls, \" It is not over vented them from going tountil eightee n.\" Not being state. They clebrated by hav-over until eighteen helped ing a party after the victory./ / 1 wou ldn't An intense game, Robin Fores sets change a thing, it was the ball for teammate Kristi Brown, while other members waited for a great for the return of the ball. This game against whole team. South, Jordan wa victorius in a close match. I I-Natalee WileyVOLLEYBALL

Good effort. Front row: Gale Sayers (manager), Kristen Davis, Camille Kener, Robin Going up lor the bloclt, Carmon Forbes, Amy Hyde, Nicole Strauss Brown and Kristi Brown counter the (manager). Row 2: Kelly Loveland attack, Natalee Wiley and Robin (coach), Jennifer thorns, Toni Fitz- Forbes are ready for the coverage. gerald, Natlaee wiley, Sherri Good coverage was needed in the Weaver, Corrine Wlliason (coach). game to be successful in returning Baclt row: Kristi Brown, Nicole the ball. Swan, Carmon Brown, Katie Thompson. JHS OPPONENT 1 BRIGHTON2 0 BEAR RIVER 2 2 LEHI1 2 MURRAY 1 0 TOOELE 2 2 WESTO 0 SOUTH 2 0 GRANITE2 0 JUDGE2 0 MURRAY2 0 TOOELE 2 1 WEST2 1 SOUTH 2 0 GRANITE2 3 WINS, 11 LOSSES REGION 6THTaking a break. VOLLEYBALLCo-Co~pt.lin, Toni rillgNJid shares tht• win, against Judg<• with a friend,Shdnnon Brady. Ton• Wd\ ,, lour year var~•ty player and WJ\ Jn all-aroundPldyw

Killer spike.Into the opposing te11m, KristenDavis slams the ball and Kariti Brownwaits the possible return block.Kristen and Kristi were in the start-ing line-up for ).V. and both playedfor the varsity squad also.Practicing a set.Preparing for a game, Sandra Brad-ley sets the ball to teammate BeckyBanford. Sand ra was second-stringsetter for ). V. Front row: Gale Sayers (manager), Becki Banford, Maria Rosenlund, Kaylene Peacock, Nicole Strauss (manager). Row 2: Kelly loveland (coach), Sandra Bradley, Camille Kener, Kristen Davis, Jennifer Thomas, Amy Hyde, Corinn Eliason (coach). Bilek row: Melanie Helm, Michelle Riches, Carmon Brown, Nicole Swan, Kristi Brown. VOLLEYBALL

JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALLLONG AND STRUGGLINGPRACTICES MAKE A TEAM WITHA COMPETITIVE ATTITUDE Competition was given a plied Becky Banford responibilty and someone The girls dedication andgood fight for a win by the JV who could get along with determination resulted in ateam. for a win. Running positive way. Together, they I Ithe girls. \"Kelly was the best With outstairs and doing buckets; worked well on the court.which made the girls move \"Talking together as a team, coach. She understood our practices ourfaster and to get into top on the court, helped usshape, it was not what you overcome bad mistakes. We problems and didn't make uscalled \"Fun\". worked well together as a team. Being friends outside feel uneasy. She made every- team couldn't like others the girls could of volleyball helped a lot.\"surely find something better replied Amy Hyde one feel the part of the become team. She understands the strong, t heyto do then be at volleyball Winning did not come difficulties on the court.\" were worthpractice. \"Of course there automatically. They needed stated Michelle Riches. \"Weare plenty of other things to someone with experience, the time:do with that time spent had a blast. We always want-practicing volleyball, but weneeded the practice.\" re- ed to compete. Plenty of -Becki Banford/ / friendships and just plain FUN!\" emphasized Kristie Brown JH S OPPONENT 2 BRIGHTON 1 0 BEAR RIVER2 2 LEHI1 2 MURRAY 1 0 TOOELE 2 0 WEST2 0 SOUTH 2 0 GRANITE2 0 JUDGE2 0 MURRAY2 0 TOOELE 2 2 WESTO 1 SOUTH 2 0 GRANITE2 4 WINS, 10 LOSSES In warm-ups. Sky's the limit. Diving for the ball, Amy Hyde jumping to blocka returning spike, stretches her whole body in the at- Jennifer Thomas gives her all in or- tempt. Long hours of practice were der to succeed. South was one of only part of the rigorevery day after the more competitive teams that school for the team. ended up in a close loss. VOLLEYBALL

Varsity Cross Country SETTINGi THE PACE FOR FRIEND~3HIP ONE STE:P AT A TIME/ /we did pretty Starting on August 17, the portive and wanted us all to was great for everybody on good, Cross Country team began do our very best.\" Brian Sea- the team. Times dropped co nsid e r in g with practices that required mons was also positive in his and everybody grew closer most of o ur diligence, stamina, and a de- response. He stated, \"Cross to each other. Next year team graduated/ / sire to run at 6:010 in the Country was a lot of fun. I should be great too. We will last yea r. morning. Becky Patrker ex- did a lot better than I have a few returning varsity -Jeff Jensen plained, \"The practices were thought I wou ld, and had people and some very good hard sometimes, but it was runners from J.V. comming Three lettermen. worth it. There was a great blast doing it.\" up. I can't wait for next During the season, the Preparing before t he meet, An- team unity. We all stuck to- year.\" drew Mecham, Yuen Chau, and gether and helped each oth- team did quite well, taking Over all, members were Bobby Gilgen, talk about how fast er out.\" second place in the region they are going to run. All three be- meet. Jeff Jensen said, \"The pleased with their progress came better friends by being on the All the members of the practices were hard but built throughout the season. All team. character and friendships team enjoyed runtning to- among the team. Good luck the members were glad to gether. Becky Cook was en- to everyone next year, I'll have participated in making thusiastic as she said,. \" I loved miss everyone.\" Robert team the best it could be. it! The team was great to run Mechling added, \"This year with. They were all very sup-

WOMEN'S [LOW SCORE WINS)Lining up. JHS OPPONENTGetting ready lor a quick start, part 15 WEST 49of the girls cross country team lineup at the region meet.Overall the 40 JUDGE 17girls took third place. 34 MURRAY 24 32 JUDGE 34 TOOELE 74 21 GRANITE 40 15 SOUTH 50 MEN'S 5 WINS, 2 LOSSES[LOW SCORE WINS) REGION 3RDJHS OPPONENT25 WEST 3440 JUDGE 18 Front row: Kyle Leavitt, Randy Dal- ton, Becky Cook, Becky Parker, Paul47 MURRAY 16 larson, Mary Harmon, Devera Ed- ington, Andrew Mecham. Row 2:43 TOOLELE 67 Jeff Wilson, Yuen Chau, Bobby Gil- gen, Ed Numbers, Scott Griffith, JUDGE 22 Cindy Petersen, Jeff Jensen, Kelly19 GRANITE 42 Ebell, Judy Evans. Back Row: Bryan Campbell, Ryan Bell, Mike Gilgen,23 SOUTH 28 Bryan Merrill, Robert Mechling, Mark Reich, Bryan Seamons, Kristy 4 WINS, 3 LOSSES Wilson. REGION 4THThe lunge.Stretching lor best performance, inthe meet aainst West, Brian Sea-mons also prepares mentally for therun. Personally Brian receivedc1ghth place at a time of 17:47 in thisparticular meet.

vARSITY TENNIS CONTRIBUTIONS BY EVERYONE MAKES THIS TEAM COMPETITIVE Perfecting ones serve and Deem took second. Jen nifer at BYU. All singles were able volley at the net were all part Toole was faced with fierce to win in the first round and of the sweat. The team stood competition and barely move to the second. out in a crowd not only for qualified for state. Melissa \" The extras\" made the their desire to play tennis Rake, Nina Johnson, Cindee team complete. These dedi- but they flashed their new Setterberg, and Jennifer Gyl- cated players were Tammy maroon uniforms to their lenskog played first and sec- M cKea, lani Christensen/ /It was the best opponents. \"We looked ond doubles respectively; and Lori Powell. because we more like a team,\" replied both doubles received 3rd Each player contributed to leAnn Deem. place meda ls. a successful season of 3rd inhe lped each Goals were accomplished \"We got far this year/' region and a tie for eighth in by receiving medals. In the Kristen Hair comment ed. state.other become / / region tournament singles All players qualified for Statebetter. Kristen Hair and leAnn competition. State was held -leeAnn DeemEye coordination. ConcentratingLobbing the tennis ball straight up Meditating on her tennis game,in the air, Tammy McKea practices Nina Johnson concentrates on newfor a tennis match. The first part of strategies. Nina was a foreign ex-the year Tammy played as an extra, change student from Sweden andtowards the end of the year she enjoyed coming to Jordan and thechallenged Jenny Gyllenskog and United States to learn more about our culture, she then transferredbeat her, but Coach Hal Hale still from Jordan to Alta.allowed Jenny to play second dou-bles.L TENNIS~----·

Patient wait. Prep ared for the serve from a Mur- ray opponent, Cindee Setterberg and Jennifer Gyllenskog keep in mind the winning tradition that ac- companied the team. Cindee and Jennifer played second doubles and took third place in region competi- tion. JHS OPPONENT 5 GRANITE 0 4 SOUTH 1 3 MU RRAY 2 0 JUDGE 5 1 TOOELE 4 4 WEST 1 4 WINS, 2 LOSSES REGION 3RD STATE 8TH Front ro w: Lani Christensen, Tammy McKea, Jennifer Gyllen- skog Lori Powell, Jennifer Toole, Coach Hale. Back Row: LeeAnn Deem, Kristen Hare, Cindee Setter- berg, Nina Jonnson, Melissa Rake.Winnig extra.Just after winning a p oint as an ex-tra, Lori Powell eyes her Tooelecompetitor. Lori took lessons overthe summer in order to prepare forthis tennis season.

VARSITY GOLF IN EVERY ASPECT THE TEAM IMPROVED AND EARNED A PLACE IN STATE The first day of school ar- made contributions all sea- in anticipation. Then Bobbie rived quickly, and with it son long. Spence Tueller M cNemar and Ben Cowdell came the golf season. Be- stated, \"It was more of a came in with outstanding cause most of the team re- learning year. I had a lot of scores and earned the team a turned, it consisted of many fun, but next year I hope to place in State by outscoring familiar names. However, be able to make the team a Tooele. Bobbie McNemar new additions made vital success.\" quipped, \"After winni ng re- contributions to its success. Winning on ly five out of gion I was so excited! We First time senior member, twelve matches, a good had a great year and we're Kurt Brey, had an excellent showing was needed at re- actually going to state. I'm season which; he scored in gion to make it to state. Re- looking forward to next year, all 12 matches. Ben Cowdell gion was played at Stans- because it's my senior yearI IW i t h s u c h a was also a new member. He berry, Tooele's home and I want to go out win- made the team and immedi- course, and everyone ex- ning.\" With the support ofyoung team, I am ately moved into the third pected Tooele to dominate prospective members theglad we did so/ / spot. Spence Tueller, Brad the competition . With some team anticipates a successfulwell Wallace, and Jeremy Powell of the team still out on the future.-·8 en CowdeII had troubles at times, but course, Coach Brady waitedFront row: Lizette Douglas, Brian O leson, Brad Wallace, Jeremy Powell,Shawn Freeman. Back row: Kurt Brey, Spence Tueller, Ben Cowdell, RayJohnstun, Bobbi McNemar. Sure Shot On the first hole at the home course at Mountain View, Lizette Douglass swings hoping her ball will land on the green. \" Being one of only two girls, I had a lot of tough competition, but I played my best and enjoyed every minute of it,\" Li- Lette emphasized. L GOLF ~----_,

On course. Carrying most of the team's clubs, Kurt Brey was \"deemed\" caddy for only a few minutes. Kurt, senior, played in every match and scored well for his first year on the team. JHS OPPONENT 9 TOOELE 11 20 SOUTH 0 2 MURRAY 18 18 GRANITE 2 2 JUDGE 18 8.5 WEST 11.5 11 TOOELE 9 17 SOUTH 3 9 MURRAY 11 11 GRANITE 9 5 JUDGE 15 3 WEST 17 5 WINS, 7 LOSSES REGION 4THExtreme look.Relaxing in the sun, Spence Tuellerobserves his fellow team memberson the course. With a few specta-tors the team managed to do wellwith a spirit of their own.____.._ GOLF ~ ~

II Home meets SWIMMING AND DIVING were the best, wit h all the SWIMMING 200 MILES PLUS support from PRACTICES PAID OFF parents and BY QUALIFYING FOR STATE other students. -Robert Mech ling / / The swimming and diving year because it was my sen- \"Girls aren't the only ones teams had a spectacular year. \"We had the best year ever. ior year and I wanted to do that shave their legs during We won more meets than we ever won before. We better than ever,\" attested swimmi ng,\" claimed Terry sent more people to theFlawless. state meet than ever before. Garrett Prince. Parkin. The swimmers when It was just an all round greatDuring region competition, Chad year,\" agreed Coach Gold- The swimmers swam about preparing for state shavedChristenson executes a near perfect ing.inward pike. As a first year diver, 200 miles for practice their arms and legs (even theChad spent many extra hours daily The divers dived great andlearning and perfecting his dives. made competition hard for t hroughout the season. One boys swim team) so that they other schools. \"Having Chad mile is about six or seven · could swim faster. It has o n the team with Garrett and me put us over the top.\" lengths of the pool. Practice something to do with the commented Wade Prince. The competition was tough was a little more difficult: hair catching the water as as the year went on. \"Other schools looked at us as a First. it took time to get to you swim, and slow you threat,\" added Wade. Our divers placed both in region Mt. Jordan where meets and down. and in state. Of course they would be nervous to be in practices were held. This Looki ng at the swimmers be in state competition. All of the three other years made it hard to start prac- from t he other schools at were not as scary. \"I know I was nervous, the three other tices early. Second. The mid- state, ours were the best years weren't as bad as this dle lane had to be closed off looking, ours were not bald. so that the divers could \"At least our guys didn't practice too. Practice paid shave their heads!\" ex- off because almost every- claimed Kaylene Peacock. body broke records and Our swimmers are getting qualified for state. stronger and faster. And our Although swimming was a divers are getting better. lot of work and commit- \"We did great but we have a ment, swimmers had a good long way to go,\" said Matt time. \"The competition was Greeff. \"Soon we'll be the challenging, but it was fun.\" best.\" expressed Elizabeth Gor- zitze.Up for air.With e;ue and speed. Matt Greefglades through the water. The but-terfly was Matt's best event al-though he also competed in thefreestyle and IM relay.SW IM M I N G

Taking a break. During practice, Kary Wawrzniak and Elizabeth Gorzitze relax in the shallows. Kary's best event was in the Fifty freestyle and Elizabeth's was the backstroke. JHS OPPONENT BOYS/GIRLS BOYS/GIRLS 00 ~ SOUTH 79 98 W. JORDAN 106 98 66 61 TOOELE 117 123 52 42 GRANITE78 66 93 68 WEST19 12 128 88 MURRAY68 105 68 34 S.SUMMIT29 2 ~51 VlEWMONT33 31 HILLCREST 85 68 f£) PL GROVE64 24 87 66 JUDGE 92 100 104 00 78 47 BOYS 7 WINS, 4 LOSSES GIRLS 5 WINS, 6 LOSSESSWIMMING-front row: Daniel DIVING-left to right: Wade Prince,Wright, Steven Parkin, Gustin Lowe, Chad Christenson, Garrett Prince.Carolyn Lamoreaux, Cori Allison,Natalee Webb, Steve Lamoreaux. SWIMMINGRow 2: Coach Doug Golding,Coach Brad Meyers, Ryan Strong,Angie Jukes, Chris Cano, Rod Ei-chelberger, Randy Dalton , ScottTurnbow, Matt Greeff, RussellGrow, Wendy Wilkes. Baclt row:Bret Jordan, Bart Palmer, JessicaLind, Don Carlos Bateman, Jeff Wil-son, Kary Wawrzniak, Rob Mechl-ing, Terry Parkin, Elizabeth Gor-zitze, Jeff Gorzitze, Scott Griffith.

Gaining leverage.011er-powering his opponent,Gene Gonzales pushes him to themat and gets the points. Gene wasan asset to the team, placing fifth atRegion.Power pull.In if cr;~dle, Troy Trujillo locks hisopponent. Troy placed in all thetournaments and took third at Re-gion, and during the season he hadeight pins, eighteen wins, and thir-ty-three take downs. WRESTLI NG

II I know I could have helped VARSITY WRESTLING the team more if I NEAR END OF SEASON LAID-BACK COACH I Iwasn't injured. -Jason SavilleBECAME MORE INTENSE Only the strong survive! ing, did not know or under- tion was obtained. Wrestlers JHS OPPONENT\"Wrestling is a sport where stand the many aspects of found that dieting was hardyou have to be pysically fit. It wrestling the wrestlers still and it was tempting at times. 48 PROV012takes more than just throw- appreciated the support. \"Dieti ng was a necessity, be- 24 OREM 36ing someone on the ground cause it was the w restlers 42 WOODS CROSS 12and holding them for three \"We always need the stu- strategy for winning. It be- 57 OGDEN15seconds.\" states Jason Giles. dentbody's support. Though came hard when friends 23 PAYSON 39Wrestling is an easy sport to wrestling is not a popular around you were eating 24 GRANGER 34join and participate in but sport as football, we still are a double cheeseburgers, fries 20 MURRAY32on ly the ones that survive sport that needs support.\" and thick chocolate shakes. 24 TOOELE 39are successfu l. replied Mel Quinn We just had to keep in mind 54 SOUTH15 that it was all for winning.\" 34 WEST 31 \"Coach May was an easy The endless hours of prac- commented Mike Crane. 51 GRANITE 15going coach, but that is what ticing paid off in a rewarding 35 JUDGE15made him so good of a way. They were able to go to Practicing for long hourscoach. But toward the end of 7 WINS, 5 LOSSESthe season he became so in- state and take fourth place. while they could be doing REGION3RDtense it was almost scary, es- Dieting was a big part of the other things. Gaining will-pecially at the matches.\" ex- strategy for the wrestlers. power and dieting became aplained Jason Saville. Depending on the wrestler, part of their everyday sched- the weight was to be lost or ule. Some of the crowd watch- gai ned, while muscle condi- Pressure. Head start. In .a h e.ad lock. Mike Crane holds Mike Cr.lne ties up with his oppo- his opponent. During the season he nent. His ability was proven when had nineteen wins, ten pins, and he took first place at Region. thirty-eight take downs. WRESTLING

I I We just started to explode at the end of the f fseason. -Jason KokkolaJHS OPPONENT61 MT. VIEW 7563 PAYSON 5684 HILLCREST 8252 TIMPVIEW 7856 ALTA 6665 BINGHAM 8069 CTTNWOOD 6551 OREM 7580 MURRAY7172 JUDGE 9459 TOOELE 6750 WEST 5867 SOUTH 6252 GRANITE 4753 MURRAY5572 JUDGE4372 TOOELE 6572 WEST 4370 SOUTH 5170 GRANITE 5410 WINS, 10 LOSSES REGION 2NDPerfect slam.Helping lead. Aaron Crookston,goes in for two points on an easylay-up. Aaron has been a varsityplayer for three years, even aftertransfering from Kearns.

VARSITY BASKETBALLFANS AS WELL ASPLAYERS PRODUCEDACTION PACKED GAMES Preseason left the student erything fell into place. We over zealous fans, after a lit- Reaching high.body, fans, and parents were playing as a team and tle organization in the balco-guessing as the team suf- nobody cou ld stop us!\" ny, even built a large pyra- Loolting lor his te~mm~te, Jasonfered devistating losses to mid, from which Craig Kokkola keeps his head up and pre-powerfu l schools like Timp- When the team began Marsh and Steve Christen- pares for a good pass to beat theview, Cottonwood, and Alta. winning, the fans flocked to sen did backflips. The high- press. When Jason went up for any the games to show their sup- light of the Hillcrest game kind of lay-up it was truly Air Jor- Then the Digger magic port. Many different items came when gymnast Darren dan.started weaving its spell; were brought to the games Elg came out of the crowd tofrom a pre-season, where in order to distract the op-their on ly wi n was to Hill- posing team. The crowd demonstrate his amazingcrest by one basket in over- kept up with tradition as tumbling ability, and didtime, to the regular season, they covered their faces with back hand springs accompa-where neccessary games newspaper during the intro- nied by a back flip, or two. duction of Judge's starting Darren did his routine andwere dominated. A tremen- line-up. Rolls of toi let paper the whole Jordan side of thedous turn-around was made were even thrown onto the gymnasium came to theirby the end of region play, court after the first basketleaving the Diggers a second was made. Reverse psychol- feet.place trophy. The basketball ogy worked as Jordan fa ns The Digger team had anwhat was being played and yelled. \"Make it! Make it!\"aseveryone worked as a team. the rival players attempted overall great season. TheyJason Kokkola commented, foul shots. Girl cheerleaders, gave the studentbody some-\"I don't know what hap- as well as guy cheerleaders, thing to be proud of as wellpened. When the season supported the team. Some as action packed excitementstarted, it just wasn't there. every Tuesday and FridayThen we caught fire and ev- night. -- Pep talk. During time out, the varsity team huddles around Coach Hale to ~et their next plan of attack. The em- phasis was to be patient and look for the good pass underneath to the open man. BASK ETBALL

JHS OPPONENT JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL64 MT. VIEW 69 IN PRESEASON WITH61 PAYSON 82 CLOSE TOUGH LOSSES53 HILLCREST 57 THEY KNEW THEY COULD WIN55 TIMPVIEW 8745 ALTA 60 After opening with diffi- sophomore and freshman on to win eight of ten.47 BINGHAM 77 cult preseason the JV basket- year,\" commented Scott63 CTTNWOOD 55 ball showed what they were Nerdin. Some JV players had their55 OREM 86 made of by taking second in57 MURRAY58 region play. When region started they chances in varsity. Near the51 JUDGE 53 were ready for it. They start- end of games if they (the var-59 TOOELE 58 The JV consisted of juniors ed with two close losses to sity) were ahead, some got to49 WEST64 Murray and Judge, the dif- play. After a brawl in the and sophomores willing to ference was only three Orem varsity game, most of SOUTH FFT. practice through seventh points. \"After losing our first the JV had their chance and49 GRANITE 34 period and after school. two games by only a coupld played the whole second70 MURRAY54 of points, the JV team knew half. Mark Elliot stated, \" I77 JUDGE 63 \"Basketball practice was fun, that they could win.\" said60 TOOELE 50 but it also was hard work, Ben Cowdell. The team went had a good season, and I46 WEST 48 which helped this team (JV) can't wait until next year. SOUTH FFT. do better than the teams my71 GRANITE 597 WINS, 11 LOSSESJV BASKETBALL-front row: Ben Introducing ...Cowdell, Bill Noble, Mark Elliot,B~ck Row: Coach Kelly Newbold, A te~m C~pt~in ~nd le~der, RustyDanny Saxey (manager), Brad Murry, Eyre helped the Diggers improveDan Haueter, Ryan Williams, J.D. their not-so good pre-season toMarriott (manager). second in Region. Rusty was one of the players that used his individual skill for the team pffort.

/ / 1enjoyed playing with the JV, Sophomores, and even got some time to play Varsity. // -Mark Elliot Preparation. The power olfeilding scorer. Aa r- on Crookston is shown as he sets up for a foul shot. He received honor- able mention on the state 3A All- star team.VARSITY BASKETBALL-front row: Intense.Danny Saxey (manager), J.D. Mar- Showing intensity, Scott Herman-riott (manager). Row 2: Mark Elliot, sen prepares for a jump shot to gainScott Hermanson, Spence Tueller, points against West. The diggersScott Deuel, Ben Cowdell, Jason took control to beat West 74 to 65.Kokola. Bilclc Row: Coach KellyNewbold, Ryan Timmerick, RustyEyre, Aaron Crookston, DanHaueter, Ryan Williams, BradMurry, Coach Hal Hale. BASKETBALL

Rebound. Before the game.&tiling for the lull, Mark Elliot and In w~rm-ups Nathan AndersonRyan Simonson attempt to grab the loosens up and works on a few drib-ball from a South opponent. Ryan bling excercises. After the gameand Mark played great together at against South Nathan had tenforward and center respectively. points, and averaged about fifteen a game throughout the season.

At halftime. Before the slirl of the second hill. SOPHOMORES-front row: Ryan the strong Digger team adjusts to Lynch, Mike Bovack, Ty Lombardi, the different basket. Sometimes be- Eric Hagen, Joe Numbes, Joe Du- fore a game, when the referees Paix. Sick Row: Coach Perry Brady, were not in the gym yet, both teams John Tullos, Mark Elliot, Brandon would have a subtle slam dunk con- Peay, Nathan Anderson, Ryan Si- test. Jordan always had the edge monson, Tyler Garrison, Carlos Set- with power dunks coming from terberg (manager). Ryan Timmerick and Aaron Crook- ston.SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL I I I had fun going out toEARLY MORNING PRACTICES Tooele, andLEAD TO A any away game for thatFIVE-GAME WIN STREAK matter. \"Oh come on coach, all With a record of six and six mores to play with the JV be- JHS ' '-Ryanwe need is eight more in region play, the sopho-points, so w hy not put us mores always played tough. cause they both ran the same Simonsonin?\" exclaimed Brandon They beat everyone at least OPPONENTPeay. The only needed eight once and on ly lost to Judge plays. They practiced these both times. They even had a 43 MURRAY 64more points to reach a hun- five game winning streak. -same plays in the morning 47 JUDGE69dred in the game against 54 TOOELE 63South. There was just under The sophomores that had because they had early mor 74 WEST65a minute and Coach Brady the best game on Monday, 73 SOUTH 53put in the freshmen because was allowed to play with the ninq practice. They brought 66 GRANITE63the starters had run up the JV on Tuesday, or Thursday 64 MURRAY 54score so much. The fresh- in the same sense, on the -all their clothes to school be 56 JUDGE 72men got their chance. next day. Friday. Nathan An- 58 TOOELE 54 derson had one of these cause right after practiceI 59 WEST67 The freshmen did their 64 TOOELE 66part and held the lead games and played JV, he said school started. \" I had to have 92 SOUTH 55throughout the rest of the 73 GRANITE88game. The freshmen seldom \" I was a little scared while my brother bring me t0got to play in a game ever. sitting on the bench, butSome were outstanding, like whenl got in, it was all be- -practice at six in the mornEric Hagen, who started. hind me, and I played my -ing,\" commented Eric Ha best.\" It was easy for sopho- gen. Early morning practices helped their team become -more disciplined and be come better as a team that -led to their five game win ning streak. 8 WINS, 5 LOSSES l BASKETBALL .A \"J~

Sky high. VARSITY-front row: Cindy Hunter, Lori Thurgood, Alice Mortimer,Leilping for iln offensire rebound. Kristen Bilboa, Kristy Brown, Mar-Wendy Mcnees towars over the nie Fryer, Caryn Thornwall, AndreaJudge team. Wendy played center Hendrickson, Michelle Riches,for the Lady Digger team. Kenna Jones, Melissa Mortimer, Stacy. Bilek Ro w: Coach Mark Hunter, Marci Callister, Cindee Set- terberg, Judy Evans, Wendy McNess, Carmen Brown, Nicole Swan, Tammy McKea, Coach Phil Broadhead.Working for Z. Look ing for iln open teilmmilte to pass to, Marnie Fryer fakes it, and Wendy McNees gets inposition to receive the real pass. \"I was so ex- cited to find out that at the next game I was going to start. I called my parents who live in Hyrum.\" Marnie said./ / 't did not bother me I was the only senior on the team. -Cindee / / Se tt e rb e rg BASK ETBALL

VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL JHS OPPONENTBOTH COACHES AND 51 LEHI59THE ONLY SENIOR 36 PINEVIEW 49WILL BE MISSED 48 37 CEDAR 30 The only senior on the playing against tougher friends and as a team. \"Our 53 PAYSON18team, Cindee Setterberg teams. friendships grew closer, 37 SPRINGVILLE 48stated. \"Basketball taught me through practices and travel- 30 CENTRAL 43not only fundmentals, and The Lady Diggers went to ing from school to school.\" 43taught me how to set goals state after taking fourth in stated Kristi Brown. The far- 28 OGDEN 38and accomplish them. region. In state they played thest distance they had to 51 SP. FORK 46 Utah, and lost devastaingly travel was all the way down 39 W. JORDAN 50 Everyone that played on by 10. \"Utah was very tough! (south) to St. George and Ce- 50the junior varsity team They had an All American 27 WEST70played on the varsity team. player on the team. She usu- dar City, and they went as far 54 GRANITE 47Freshmen (ninth graders ally averages thirty-six points north as Rov for state. 57 TOOELE 57from Mt. Jordan and East- but we held her to only 35mont), Sophomores, Juniors twenty. We did our best and Changing coaches for next 46 JUDGE 43 that is more then anyone 42 SOUTH 41and one Senior made up the could hope for.\" comment- year will be hard for most of 48 MURRAY39team. With only one senior ed Carmen Brown. That is all the girls, \"Coach Hunter was 44on the team, both coaches that was expected by the a coach that expected us to 37 WEST39agreed that they (the next coaches, and the team did, GRANITE 39year's varsity team) will do and proved to Utah that they do our best and only our TOOELE 44quite well with four return- could handle their pressure. best. It will be hard to seeing starters and many others him leaving! We will miss JUDGE 60that have had experience The team grew closer as him!\" commented Michelle SOUTH 43 Ri ches. MURRAY24 8 WINS, 13 LOSSES REGION 4TH Big '0'. Playing tough. .ATms Wide. Tammy McKea sets up Pl<~ying il tight zone defense. in defense against Judge as Andrea Christy Brown forces Judge to pass Hendrickson points to an open op- the ball out, while Andrea Hen- ponent that needs to be defended. drickson, Tammy McKea, and Wen- Although having a hard season the dy McNees keep the ball out of the varsity team had five victories in re- center. It was the defense that kept gion . Jordan in most games. BASKETBALL

JUNIOR VARSITY-front ro w: Ni-cole Cunningham (manager), Melis-sa Mortimer, Kristy Brown, ChristyBudd (manager). Coach Phil Broad-head. Row 2: Cindee Setterberg,Coach Mark Hunter, Lori Thurgood,Andrea Hendrickson, Marnie Fryer,Michelle Riches lUck row: CarmenBrown, Tammy McKea, WendyMcNees, Kristen Bilboa, CarynThornwall.JHS OPPONENT30 LEHI5224 PINEVIEW 383834 CEDAR1533 PAYSON 2040 SPRINGVILLE 2036 CENTRAL 213825 OGDEN 3342 SP. FORK 4017 W. JORDAN 414239 WEST 4050 GRAN ITE 3537 TOOELE 284462 JUDGE1538 SOUTH 3630 MURRAY174640 WEST29 GRANITE 47 TOOELE 36 JUDGE 22 SOUTH 48 MURRAY 2515 WINS, 6 LOSSES Up and 1n. Putting up ~n eight loot jump shot. Tammy McKea, Wendy McNees rushes in the key in case there is a need for the rebound. Although Tammy put the ball through the hoop, it was not enough, they fell to Judge, 4 to 60. BASKETBALL

JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALLIN HIS LAST YEARBRODHEAD HELPS COACH I I I tried toTWO VARSITY TEAMS accomplish many personal goals set andThe J.V. Basketball Lady their best for him, and for victory out of two. The trip help the teamDigger team was very suc- the most part they did. They helped them gain a little in the samecessful. They completed the struggled through the mid- confidence and make some I Iway.season with a ten win and dle part of the season be- long lasting friendships, and -Caryntwo loss record region com- cause of lack of confidence. learn a little more about Thornwallpetition. The J.V. team in- Partly because there were each other on the way downcluded all of varsity team ex- personality conflicts. They and on the way back.cept for the only senior, Cin- decided if they were going Some of the girls pickeddee Setterberg. to win on the court, these up nicknames over the year.The girls had a party over problems had to be put Lori Thurgood was known asthe Christmas holidays at aside. When they were on the Doc or the Doctor.Coach Hunter's House. They the court as a team they Tammy McKea was betterwatched movies, ate a ton of were unbeatable. Even known as T Mac. Carmenfood and candy, and ex- though the ninth graders Brown and Kristy Brown b~changed gifts. The girl's or- that could not attend high came the Brown Sisters butganized a daddy daughter school were allowed to play they really weren't, and thebasketball game at the end of basketball as freshmen. \"I Spunky little sophomorethe year. Both the fathers thought it was cool but I was Melissa Mortimer was calledand their daughters played a scared.\" Kena Vernm said Mini. With all the nicknamestough game. It did not mat- for all the freshmen. Scared and parties the team didter who won or not they or not they came and added quite well and made newboth had fun. The girls also team spirit and necessary friends from the junior highparticipated in the tradition- points when it came down to and made friendships betteral dinner/letter night ban- it. with the existing team. Andquet. Which recognized the For pre-season the team all of them had the opportu-MVP of the team. went on a road trip to St. nity to dress for the varsitySince it was Coach Broad- George and Cedar City. team and some even got tohead's last year coaching, the They came home with one see a little varsity action.team was determined to do Let's go! From the line. Huddling before the game, the Concentrating on the basket, Lori Lady Diggers give themselves a cheer. The team did well even Thurgood sets up for a foul shot. though there was only one senior This was Lori's first season with the on the team. team. BASKETBALL

... :-.:-~-~ -~ .- . .~ - .'---;-,;-.,~ - -~- - ~-~-- --- ~.., ~- ' . .. .~-- ,. , . .' ·-\"\_,-, . -~ ~~Steady. GYMNASTICS-front row: leeAnn Deem, Kristen Bradshaw, JennyPosing on the beam. Jamie Gehring Winder, Joani Scadlock, Kelli Wash-lets everyone know that she is hap- burn, Andree Cook. Row 2: Chris-py with her performance. Jamie tine Anderson, Jamie Gehring, Hon-showed off her talent in all the ey Garrison, Jane Payne, Kaylenemeets, at region, and at state. Peacock, Pam Cook, Carrie Hall. Back Row: laurie Johnson, Jennifer Rake, Kim Hall, Shelina McAffee, Gale Savers, Barbi Palmer, Katie Thompson, Cindy Rowe.. Coach Karlene Bauer, Coach Margaret Price.GYMNA STIC S

VARSITY GYMNASTICS''COULD NOT SUCCEEDWITHOUT THE SUPPORTOF THE OTHERS II The gymnastics team has gymnasts was cut down be- nasts and it has really kept We spentalways had great gymnasts, cause of conflicts with Girls the team strong. \"I don't somuch time ininspite of a plague of injuries Basketball Team. The gym- think anyone on the team practicing, but itlast year, the team still took nastics team had to workfirst place at Region, and around the basketball prac- could have succeeded with- was worth it,third place at State; even tices and when theydid theycompeting against 4-A still had to share the south out the support of the other and it sure paid gym. When the gymnasticsschools. Just as last year, team practiced they prac- team members.\" said Cindy off.there have been many injur- ticed Mondays and Wednes- Rowe, LeAnn Deem com- -Christ ineies. Some of the top gymnast days from 1:30 to 4:30: and mented \"I grew closer to a Tuesdays, Thursdays, and lot of my friends, and be- Andersonwere injured at the begin- Fridays from 1:30 to 5:30. came friends with peoplening of the season. Barbi They also practiced on some that I didn't know.\" II Saturdays, over Career-Lad-Palmer was one of these that der day, and Spring Break. The gymnasts have a lot ofwas injured, almost seriously,but she still competed with Unity has always been very potential this year and hopeall the pain. This made the important to the team.other gymnasts work even There has always been com- to do the best they can. Theyharder to make up for the petition between the gym-skill that was lost. appreciate all of the helpThe practice time of the from their coaches, Marga- ret Price and Carlene Bauer. These people are the ones who helped the team be number one! On and up. Showing her strength and skill. Kristen Bradshaw rehearses her bar routine. Kristen, a sophomore, Ad- ded to the potential of the gymnas- tic team, it was her first year on the team. Extra effort. Putting the finishing touches on her optinal floor routine, Pam Cook reaches back with a smile. Like all the gymnasts, Pam needed a sub- category to perform and compete. GYMNASTICS \"