1988

I / My goal is to Practice. take state, and Ithink that I have Instructing Monty Bird with hisa good chance backhand, Coach Hale helps magni- fy the tennis talen already devel-at it. oped in the team members. \"Coach 1 1-Shawn Hale is a dedicated coach, and spends extra time helping us.\" com- Linnebach mented Monty.TENNIS-front row: Monty Bird, Consistent.Aaron Bell, Blaine DeHaan, S<oll Serving the ball, Blaine DeHaan perfects his tennis skills. Blaine hasCrystal. Back Row: Marty Bills, been on the team since his fresh-Shawn linnebach, J<~y H.Jn. man year, and plays first doubles with Aaron Bell.L TENN IS~---

Tough to beat. Playing second do ubles with Monty Bird, Scoll Crystal aids in the match against Cedar City. Wins against Granite and West showed their great tennis ability and team work. Steady, ready. Concentrating on his match, Jay Han prepares mentally for competi- tion. Jay moved up from second doubles to second singles this sea- son and plays a hard-hilling game.VARSITY BOYS TENNISWITH THE HELP OF KAY'SPIZZA AND CROWN BURGERTEAM TAKES THIRD IN REGION\"I'll do anything for pi7- what the four bars meant, he muscle in his calf and missed,za!\" exclaimed Blaine De- explained.\"You have your needless to say Jay and ScottHaan. Many times the team GOLD dot and no one lost that set 6:1 and thewent and bought pizza at knows what that means. This match taking fourth in re-Kay's PiZ7a and ate it at is ours, and no one will know gion, but still qualifying forCoach Hale's house. After what they mean.\" It was state. With the help ofthe West match, it was de- · cocky but true. Shawn Linnebach, #1 singlescided the the team would Region was a battle. Sec- and tennis MVP the teammeet at Crown Burger to ond doubles, Jay Han and took third place over all inhave dinner. Kay's Pizza and Scott Crystal had a tough region, and was the onlyCrown Burger were not the time beating South, but member to win a medal.only thing that made the came back to beat them. In The team had fun and atteam play good and have fun the final round they played the same time they won.at the same time. Tooele and it was 1:1 deuce They kidded around a lotAfter the whole team de- in the second set. Jay and but when it came down to itcided what the design of Scott won the first set, Scott they were serious, seriousnew uniforms would look served the ball. Tooele hit it enough to place third in re-like, they were purchased. back and Jay went to smash it gion.Some one asked Aaron Bell back, but instead he pulled a _.--1 T_E_N -N I5--~- ~-~

VARSITY BOY'S SOCCER DEDICATION AND PRACTICE LEAD TO WORKINGSomething big. BETTER AS A TEAMDribbling the ball, John joseph The boy's soccer team Although they had some were concentrating more onheads up field and team captain, hoped to kick off a new start really good games (like the ball control, drills, and play-Chad Cowdell tries to fend off any while blocking out last years one against Carbon in which ing more as a team. Goalof the Cottonwood opponents. The mistakes. They played a lot they scored two goals in 25 keepers, who are the last linegame ended up in a tic and Cotton- of good games, but was not seconds), it was the games fo defense, have their ownwood did not want to play in over- yet ready for the more diffi- they lost against Ben Lomand practice skills along withtime. cult games. and Provo which brought some of the other skills. them down to the ranking Last year the team tied for they received. \"We were not After the victory over 3-A region and placed 7th in ready and we did not play to opponent Skyview (Varsity state. The players were a bit our full potential,\" said Jer- 3-2, J.V. 2-0) the team disappointed with how they emy Madsen who is one of the goal keepers. looked forward to a success- played. H.F. VanHorn ex- ful season. The biggest rea- plained, \" Our team was not Because of last years mis- son they did well was be- as united as it should have takes, the team's practices cause they had most of their been.\" Many other players were m11r., harder. They team returning from last said the same thing about year. the season.SOCCER-front row: Jeremy Mad- A battle.sen, Steve Arnold, Katz Koriuku, Ja -red Bentley, Daren Gatherum, Chad Breaking through the Provo de-Cowdell, Ben Cowdell, Chad Chris- fense, Kamp lnthavong shows histenson, Matt Schm•dt. Row 2: Jack dribbling skill. Khamp was verySmith, Matt Doyle, H.F. VanHorn, helpful on defense and kept the ballKurt Myrick, Bill Noble, John Jo- away from the Digger's end of theseph, John Hutchin. Row 3: Coach field.Bill Noble, Chad Thurston, OrleyBills, Jeremy Butler, Cory Powell,Jim Oxford, Soua Vang. Back Row:Andy Hendrickson, Chris Cano,Matt M cCoy, Adam Bentley,&Khamp lnthavong, Sisouk Phoutha-vong. SOCCER 150

A little advice. I I We always out I played ourDuring halftime of the overcast Ahagame, Darren Gatherum and Jared opponents, mostlyBentley listen to advice from Coach because of the hardNoble. Darren and Jared both start- practice s we wented varsity as pan of the defense. Ithrough. -Matt DoyleIn control.Taking control of the ball againstProvo, Kurt Myrick dribbles into asconng position. Although Jordanout-shot and out-played Provo,they fell 0-1 in overtime. .JSOCCER ...__~

One slips by.After Pro.-o's forward slips into adangerous position he is picked upbby sweepe H.F. VanHorn. BenCowdell prepares to come out if theoppoonent got past this last line ofdefense, he didn't.Helping back. Soccer brawl.Crowding around their opponents. After Pro.-o tripped captain ChadBill Noble and Chad Cowdell, half Cowdell, the Provo opponent hadbacks, assist John Joseph with de- the nerve to call for the foul againstfense. Having the halfbacks helping Chad, Bill Noble waits for the out-with defense kept Jordan in the come. The referees ruled in Jor-game. dan's favor.L_ SOCCER~----_,

VARSITY BOYS SOCCER CONTINUEDTHE MOST OUTSTANDINGTEAM MEMBER BECOMESPLAYER OF THE WEEK Every Thursday at seven big, it is only a T-shirt that was John Joseph; he tooko'clock, the soccer team says Player of the Week on over and ledtheteamwhengathers at Peter Piper Pizza. the back of it. The recipient H.F. VanHorn became in-After eating a ton of Pizza jured.Coach Bill Noble announces of the award decides if,the Player of the Week. The when, and where he will The Player of the WeekPlayer of the Week is not a could also be included asmeaningless award to re- wear it. Mostly he wears it at Players of the Week, whichceive. The player who is out- practice, sometimes he de- has only happened once be-standing throughout the cides to wear it the next day fore. The whole defense be-whole week in practices and to show off his distinquisha-especially in games can be- came Players of the Weekcome the recipient of the bility. because of the way theyhonor. A player does not just Individually each member saved several importanthave to be outstanding, he games.has to be a leader and take of the team strives to do hischarge, he also has to help best so that one week he will Being Player of the Weekthe team by being unselfish have the dignified honor of is not only an honor but aand not just score goals but privilege. The most out-assist, and play defense as being Player of the Week.well. Some of the Players of the standing Player of the Week receives this noteriety. It also The award itself is not that Week were Kurt Myrick and helps other team members Chad Cowdell. Anyone can to cooperate better even if be Player of the Week, in- they do not become Player cluding the goalie. of the Week. The first Player of the Week for the 1988 season Defense. Keeping track of his man. Kurt Myrick watches the ball and knows where the Prove midfielder is, while John Joseph gets bark on defense. These two both become players of the week. Free kick. Alter being fouled. Aaron Ogden sends the free kick down to the for- wards~ in the victory game against Sky V1ew. Aaron started j.V. in the right defensive position. SOCCER ~ -------~

TRACK-front row: Scott Draper, Jason Heaps, Caoch John Ricks, Man Creel, Clint Christoffer- son, Kyle levin, Ro bert Mechling, Jeff Wilson,Darrell Collins, Ren Ashton, )<lmie Fullmer, Eric Randy Dalton, Andrew Mecham, Young Trang,Turnbow, Travis Bircumshaw, Brian Seamons, Q uven Ngu, Man Heaps, Tod d Saxey.Kelly Ebell, Kelly Wilkins, Nathan Wagner, Terry High hurdler.Parki n, Scot Weaver, Coach Bob Andrus. Row 2: Stretching over one of the highCoach Doug Goiding, )<!son M umfo rd, Ryan hurdles. Ren Ashton clearly d emon-Christofferson, Sharon Weaver, Paul larson, strates his ability to be a tough com- petitior, Ren's height and long legsKristy Brown, Michelle Riches, Cindy Peterson, was his advantage in winning.Becky Parker, Devera Eddington, Kristie Wilson,Lori Powell, M ary Harmon, Sherri W eaver. Row3: Yuen Chau, Scon Griffi th, Ryan Voigtlander,Ch ristopher Meekins, Matt Brady, Joe Butko-vitch, Troy Oborn, Paul Mavo, Mark Reich, Da-vid Wilson, Jeff Grant. Row 4: Bobby Gilgen,Duane Despain, Kim Marchant, Heather Fisher,Mary O lsen, Jessica lind, Kristy Budd, BrianMerrill, Becky Cook, Katie Tho mpson, John Tul-los. Row 5: Marcy Cope, Nicole Cunnigham,Ko ri, Maria Bradley, Je ff Je nsen. B~ck Row:, /we won VARSITY TRACKbecause wewent to our STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCEmeets with agood attitude.-Mary Harmon/ / AND NOT STOPPING FOR ANYTHING OR ANYONE Track was a competive the various events. Even athletes in the world to par- sport that required a lot of when it was snowing outside ticipate in this sport, just hard work, dedication, skill near the end of March, someone who is devoted and knowledge of the members moved inside to events. Many of the events run stairs, the hardest part of enough to spend their free dealt with the pentathalon: time to strive toward excel- the javelin, discus, high all. Whatever the outcome lence,\" r emarked Jamie jump, shot put, and the 440. of their meets the team Fulm er. Other events included in knew that it was the personal track are running a variety of efforts and participation that Track is a sport requiring were the most important every part of one's body; distances. The whole team part of good sportmanship. metally and physically one strived for excellence and could feel the pressure, and did not stop for anything or The track members pra- then the enthusiasm of a vic- anyone. Track required total ticed just about anywhere. tory. \"Even though it was my group effort. \"You need to Through the canyons, sub- first year on the team, I have a burning sense of divisions, and if the weather could see all the excitement dedication to make you and did not cooperate they that the team showed when your team the best.\" stated dashed through the school they won, and I saw all the halls, sometimes they went emotion, when everyone Jeff Jensen. into the pit and lifted was cheering on another if In the spring, team mem- weights. he/she was behind a little,\" bers met daily to practice \"It doesn't take the best decpicted Jason Heaps.154 ~TR_AC.K .1.

Passing time. Before practice, the track team re- laxes on the comfortable porta-pit. They only relaxed a little before they had to stretch out and get out the equipment to start. Swift stride. On a cold and windy day, Nathan Wagner runs hard during practice to get ready for the upcoming meet against Judge. With the help of Na- than the team beat Judge.Best side.Just 011er the bar, Randy Dalton bar- .... TRACK ~ely clear~ 11 by about an inch. Coach ----~ .Kelly Newbold ~ometime~ recordedon tape the high jumpers and polevaulter~, then replayed it ~o theycould learn from it.

VARSITY BASEBALL COOPERATING AND WORKING TOGETHER EVEN WHEN THE WEATHER WAS NOT TOO GOOD With losing only three var- ed to worry some of the not play some of the time all players,\" stated Brandon pull for the ones that are. Ev- sity players from last years Peay. eryone is cooperative with the coaches, the new one awesome baseball tean, the Baseball takes a lot of time and the old ones. \"It was out of someones schedule. hard to adjust to Coach nineteen eighty eighty team \"Getting into the habit of Heaps and his new tech- niques, but now that I know anxiously awaited to play practicing 15 hours a week him better it makes it easier was more difficult than I and funner.\" explained Gil- their first season game. Be- thought. But it is all worth it!\" commented Scott Deuel. bert Chavez. cause of the rain and snow Baseball is the final of all \"All of this practice is tryouts for making the team, neccessary if we want to be the major sports and they get a lot of fan supprt also. It took longer then expected, . as successful as the past helps the players to play bet- years! We are all excited for ter when the student body They started practicing two this upcoming season!\" re- shows up to cheer them on. plied Brooks Bawden. weeks before the season. The team works well to- Sometimes they would go gether, and each of the oth- er team members that do into the pit, where they heldI IWe pulled for batting practice. Since the snow still came itthe seniors and was hard to get actual play-they d id the rest ing time. \"It was difficult to pratice before tryouts be--Matt Heaps/ / cause of the weather. It start-BA SEBALL -fron t row: Chris Guy- In the gam e agains t Bear Ri ver,mon, Greg White, Brandon Plant, John Coyle pitches with all his might.John Tullos, Matt Heaps. Scott Deuel. Alt hough the tea m did well, they lostJeff Gran t. Ro w 2: Ray Johnstun, Art by one in ext ra innings.Hunter. Keyne Jorgenson, Cory Col-lins, Jason Jarvis, Troy Kn ight, EricTuirnbow, Gilbert Chavez. Back Row:Ryan Bingham, Richard Evans, ToddSaxey, Joe Butkovich, Brad Murry,John Coyle.BASEBALL

Batter up. Alter stepping up to the batte r's box. Todd Saxey prepares for an on- coming pitch. Todd played pitcher in the first innings, but then moved into the outfield. Scrambling. Retrieving a high h ouncer, tlmd baseman, Brooks Bawden, gets into position to catch the ball. Brooks caught the ball and the runner from Carbon was thrown out.At home.Ready lor the pitch, Jason Jarvisgets down Jnd \end\ s•gn.Jis top1tchN John Coylt•, m the gameagainst Ogden TKI.' Diggerscrushl.'d Ogden w1th ..1 7-2 victory. BASEBALL

8est ?art Brinton, Cathi (10) 75 Clark, Pam (11) 65 Despain, Jennifer (10) 76, 99 Brfndhead, Becky (12) 53 Clark, Tammy (10) 75, 102 DesPain, Michelle (10) 76 A BiiStil, Scott {12) 52, 94, 96, Claw,on, Dan (11) 65, 97 Deuel, Scoll (12) 54, 86, 97 Brown, Carmen (11) 65, 123, Cle<~~eland, Suunne {12) 53Adam,on, Lori (11) 64 124 Collins, Ang<'la (10) 75 117Adelman, Randy (11) 64 Bateman, Don Carlos (1 l) 65 Collms, Cort•y (10) 75, 121 Dial, ChiKaye (12) 48, 54Ahlstrom, Kristi (12) 52, 96 Biltemiln, She/iii (12) 84 Brown, Denic<' (10) 75 Collins, Dilrrell (12) 54, 97 Di<~logue, Daniel (12) 54, 97Ahrens, Dav1d (1 1) 64, 94, 97 Brown, Jilcltie (12) 53, 97 Colt, Stev<' 110) 76 Di<~logue, D<~~e (72) 7, 54Ainsworth, Jayson (11) 64 Batt•e, liSil (10) 74 Coltt•n, Yury l10J 6, 75 Dillard, Jennifer (10) 76Albrecht, Kart•n (10) 74 Bilwden, Broolcs {12) 52 Brown, Janna (10) 75 Condt•, Aaron (10) 75, 117, Dilley, Rob (11) 66Albrecht, Kilthy (12) 48, 52, Brown, Kristy (10) 38, 75, Do, Hao (10) 76 Bilysinger, LiSil (12) 52 120 121 Doose, Barbara (11) 66, 96, 94, 95, 102, 103 Bearden, Suzanne (10) 74 122, 123, 124 Conde, R<~chel (12) 54, 63Alderson, K•mbt'rly (10) 74 Conover, Wally (11) 65 111Allan, Tricia (11) 64, 102 Beclcsteild, Stilcie {12) 37, Brown, Travis (10) 75 Conrad. Cht•mh (10) 75 Douglils, Lizelle (12) 48, 54,Allen, Edward (11) 64 48, 53, 78, 95 Brush, Paulme 110) 75 Conrild, L<~nce (12) 54Allen, Russ (11) 10, 64 Buchannan, Sage (11) 65 Conrad, N~eolc (11) 44, 65 96, 130Allen, Tonya (10) 74 Bedn~rilt, Dilvid {12) 53 Bud, Kristi (10) 75 Conrad, Thad (11) 65, 93 Doyle, Adam (10) 76Allgaier, Michelle (12) 52 Bell, Aaron (11) 11, 13, 22, Bulkley, Bobby (10) 75 Coolt, Andree (12) SO, 54 Doyle, Matt (11) 11, 64, 66,Allgood, Anthony (12) 52 Bullock, Em•ly (10) 75Allison, Cori (10) 74 64, 65, 95 Bullock, Wend• (11) 10, 1565 Cook, Bctky l10l J, 22, 75, 92, 93Allmon, Ann('Itt' (10) 74, 11 1 Burden, Jaime (12) 53 Duper, Scott (12) 9, 54Allred, Tessie (10) 74 Bell, Carleen (10) 74 Burk, Wendi (10) 75 127 Draper, Tom (12) 54Alvey, Pa•ge (11) 64, 96 Bt'll, Ryan (10) 74, 127 Burke, Ahsha (11) 65 Cook, Pam 11. 23, 50, 66 Duck, Donald 10Amussen, Brante (11) 36, 64 Bl'll, Shaynl' (10) 74 Coopt•r, Jennift•r (11) 66Andersen, Dian(' (11) 64 Bell, Stephanie (11) 65 Burningham, LiSA (12) 37, Cooper, Phillip (12) 54 EAnderson, Dt•serae (10) 2, 74 Bellon, Kathleen (10) 3, 75, 45, 48, 53, 93, 94, 96, Copt•, M.u1dy (10) 75Anderson, Jason (10) 64 Cowch•ll , Bt•n (10) 76, 93, Eans, Jamie (12) 54Anderson, Nathdn (10) 74, 102 704 £bell, Kelly 36, 54, 94, 95, Bellon, Sherrie (12) 53 Burns, Brock (11) 65 130 117, 120 Bt•ndixt'n, David (11) 65, 94, Burton, Toni (12) 53, 90, 96 Cowde/1, Chad (12) 37, 54, 97, 117, 127Andeson, Christine {12) 48, Butkov1ch, Joe (11) 65, 119 Edington, Devera 66, 127 117, 119 Butler, Eri( (10) 75 94 ~gan, Chad (10) 76 52, 109 Bennett, Toby (12) 53 Butler, Jeremy (10) 75, 117, Egget, MelisSil (12) 54 Cowdell, JJSon (12) 54 lichelberger, Rod (10) 76Andrews, Lynn ( 12) 52, 97 BMnett, Tori (12) 53, 97 120 Cowdt•ll, T•a<t•y 66, 117, 119 Eltblild, Michele {12) 54Andrews, Mist• (10) 74 Bennion, Brain (10) 39, 75, Byrd, Dwayne (1 1) 65 Cowlt•y, Danno (10) 76 Elder, Brooke (12) 17, 54,Andrizzi, Tilril (12) 31, 52, Coyle, John (12) 54, 117 111 Byrd, Jackie (12) 53 95 97 Bt•nn•on, Dean 111 Byrd, Marg1e (10) 75 Crafts, r,ff,lny 1111 66 Elderedge, Ann• (12) 54,Andrus, Cariann (10) 74 Benn•on, Jam• (10) 75Angell, Troy (10) 74 c Crilnt•, Milte (72) 54 111Arcado, C~na (10) 74 Bennion, Jess (12) 53, 97 Crawford, Josh (11) 66, 94, Eldcredge, Wendy (11) 66Arends, Amy (11) 64, 93 Bentley, Adam (10) 23, 75, Callister, Trdci (11) 65, 102 Elg, Darren (11) 66Arnold, Ste~e (12) 52 Caltabiano, Robby (10) 75 117, 119 Elia~. Tom (10) 76 117, 120 Camara, Frank (10) 75 Crawford, Tt•c 1a (10) 76 Elkins, Ronda (11) 66Ashton, Ren {12) 48, 52 Crt·ws, Dt•t• (11) 66 Elliaon, lyle (10) 84Atchley, Bill1t' (1 1) 64 Bentley, Jilred (72) 53, 117 Cilmpbe/1, Bri;m (12) 53, Crook, N.mcy (12) 54 Elliot, Mark (10l 76Atchley, Brian 97 Berg, Kristi (11) 65 127 Crookston, Aaron 9, 77, 94 frickson, Krisu (11l 66, 102,Aubrey, Jon (11) 64 Beutler, Dave (11) 65 Crowl, ltt•atht•r (11) 66Aubrey, Rob•n 46 Bilbao, Knsten (11) 65 Campbell, Mmd1 11) 6), 94, Crump, '>hannon 110) 76 103Aubrey, Robyn (12) 52 Bills, Orley (10) 75, 94, 95 Crump, 'ott'\"' (10) 76 Erskine, Jason (11) 66, 92, 93Austin, Debra (1 1) 64 B~ngham, Jt'nny (10) 75 48 Crysl<~l, Sco/1 (U) 48, 49, Erwm, Neal (11} 66Ausun, Tammw (11) 64 Bingham, Ryan (10) 75 Cano, Chris (11) 65, 96 Evan~. Jud~ (10) 76, 97, 127Ayers, leonMd (10) 74, 117, Carey, Scott (10) 75 54, 59, 9J Evam, R1chard (10) 2, 76 Bircumshilw, Trnis {12) 53, Carlisle, Brett (11) 65 Cunn•nKham, \"~•coli' (10) 76 Eyre, Rusty (12) 54, 117 120 CarpentN, [nc (11) 65 Curnutt, Jt•nn•fcr 110) 76Ayers, Tamaril (12) 52 117 Cutler, Ansie (12) 54 F Cilrter, Allen (12) 84 B B~rd, Cam1lle (11) 65, 102 Cary, Ray (10) 75 D Faddis, DeWayne (11) 66 Cassady, Paygt• (11) 84 Fi!ils, Shaunil (12) 54BachN, Almt'P (10) 74, 102 Bird, Monty (12) 53 D.llt•, Mark (10) 76 Fedl'l, Paul (10) 76Back, Jason (1 1) 64 Blatkburn, MMCI (11) 65 Changmone, Viset (12) 53, D,llton, ll.lfhar,l 111 Feenstra, Eric (72) 54Bilird, Cindy (12) 45, 52, 90 Blodgett, Brian (11) 65, 110, D<~llon, Julie (12) 54, 94, 96 fcrderber, TJm (11) 66Balat1co, Adabc•llc (11) 64, 170 Dalton, Randy (10) 76, 127 Ferrari, Nitk (11) 66 111 Dan•t•ls, Kt•lly (11) 66 Fisher, Heather (12) 54 94, 104 Chapple, Trav.s (10) 75 D<~nwls, Paula ( 11) 66, 99, Fitzgerdld, Toni (12) 12, $4,Billiltico, Vina (12) 48, 52 Blogl'tl, Ang1e 110 Chase, Jason (11) 65Balla~ne, Mdrk (11) 64 Blomquist, Dawn (10) 75 Chase, Jer<'my (10) 75 104 99, 123Balla~nc, M1kc (11) 64, 97, Bogeschut1, Amy (11) 65, FixmN, Brent (10) 76 Chau, Yut>n {12) 48, 53, 94, D•msie, M.l/l (12) 54, 92, 93 Fixmer, Lililuril (12) 55, 96 111 106 126, 127 l>.Jvi,, Just.n (10) 76 Folker, Shelly (11) 66Banford, Be<k• (11) 64, 124 Bogges,, Brad (11) 65 i),lvJS, Kmtc•n (10) &, 7.3, 76, Forbes, Robin {12) 48, SS,Barker, Tony (10) 74, 117, Boggess, Troy (11) 65 Chavc1, Gilbert (1 1) 65 Bollig<'r, T.1ra (10) 75 12J, 124 94, 122, 123 120 Cha•ez, Riclt (12) 53 DaviS, Narwttt• (10) 76 Fo,ter, Jodee !10) 76Barne,, J.D (11) 65 Booth, Troy {12) 53 Checketts, Candi (11) 65, 94 D.1v\", Tory (11) 66 Frampton, Sharon 110) 76BarnPs, Tony (1 1) 65 Borino, JoNel (12) 53 Chriss, Pau la (11) 65 D.1yley, Troy {12) 54 Fredette, Crl'& 111) 66, 93Barney, Van (11) 65 Christensen, Bl'ki (11) 65 Det'm, LeAnn (11) 54, 129Barrell, Jason '1 1) 65 Boswinltel, Ebelin (12) 53, l>t·t·m,, Chad 110) 76 95Bourett, Shelly (12) 52, 94, Christensen, Chad (12) 48, l>t•H,•an, Blamt• (11) 66 Fredrickson, Char/en (12) 95 Dt•lladn, llrt•nda (10) 76 95 117 Dt•lo.o•w•. Robt·rt (11) 66, 55, 94Bilrton, CiiSS.Jndril {12) 52, Bot/tin, Cilsey (12) 53, 97 Fredm hon MarJean 11) 66 Boulton, Kari (12) 53, 96 Christensen, C.re11 (10) 75 111 94, 102 Christensen, James (12) 53 Dt•lgado. lt·rt·lll) 111) 66 ss,Freeman, Shawn (12) 16, 481Basta, Brt•nt (11) 65, 97 Boume, Jell ( 12) 48, 49, 53, DeMill, Ron (12) 54 49, 93, 94, 96, 97,Basta, Janet (10) 74, 95 94, 96, 97, 108, 109 Christensen, lani (10) 75, 129 Dt•nn Rolwrt (10) 76 114, 130 Chnstenst•n, Mark (10) 75 l>t•nn1 V1ck1 (10) 76 Fuller, Tr<~cy (12) 55 Bourne, Jenmfer (10) 75, 95 l><'nn\"on. Mt•l•nt.la (11) 66, Fullmer, Jdmie (12) 48, 55, Bowt•n, D•ane (10) 75 Christensen, Milte {12) 53 Bowen, J<~son (1 1) 65 Christensen, PhiiJ.p (10) 75 10& 117 Bowers, JaMark (10) 75 Christensen, Ste~t' { 12) S3, Bowser, R•<hard (11) 65 Ot'nny, T<1dd<1my {12) 48, 54 Boyd< k, Karyn (10) 75 117 Denny. Tara 9 Bradbury, Just~n (11) 51, 65 lkrrJt ott, Bt•ttJI1d (11) b6 Brddley, Mana (10) 75 Christensen, Tamm•c· (10) 75 lksp.un, Duarw (11) 13. 66, Bradley, '>andra (11) 65, 124 Christensen, Tu~ii (12) SJ, Brad,hdw. Kmt1n (10) 75 117, 118, 119 Br~dy, Jody {12) 53 97 Br<~dy, L<~urie ( 12) 53 Christenson, Brd 9'1 Brddy, 'lllatt (11) 65, 117, 119 Christen,on, Lan• 99 Br<~dy, Sh,mnon (72) 53, 123 Bramble, Richilrd (12) 53, Christenson, Mil<e (11) SJ Chnstotfer.on C nt (11 65, 97 BranrJ. Tom (11) 3, 42, 65 95 BrewJS, Jam•e (10) 75 Brl•y, Kami (11) 65 ChmtoffNson, Ryan (10) 75, 95 Brey, Kurt (12) 53, 97, 130, Clark, Jenmfrr (11) 65 131 Clark, Kathlt•t•n 69INDEX

'• - . ~~ 4(.. ' - -· ~ f .--·. .~..... ~~--~·....'...:.;.;.......;~:.- &J~-.-:~-:=---_*.._••~• - - ~~ • . ~•·- ~. .. --~-·, ~ - . -·__;: - - ·-· - -- -· . - - .___ - '_. G t IJrdcastle, Mont (10) 77, 93 I johnstun, R<Jy (12) 57, 130 Korpi, )ill (1 1) 69, 94 IIJ<ding, Leslit• (10) 77 Krilft, Scott (12) 57Gagon, Stacy (12) 55 H;umon, M<Jry (72) 48, 56, ). Han, Jay (11) 67 Jones, Christine (1 1) 44, 68, Krcek, )Jmt>~ (10) 79Gailt•y, Robert (10) 76 Jackson, Connic (10) 76 102 Kuehn, Mondee (10) 79G.illimore, Lori (12) 48, 49, 127 Jackson, Duston (10) 78 Kunz, Lori (12) 57 H<Jrrington, Scott (12) 56, Jackson, JennifN (10) 76 )ones, DJrrC'n (11} 68, 111 Kurolto, Katsunori (72) 32, 55, 94, 95 James, Jenn (10) 78 Jones, )enoiN (10) 79GJnnu\Cia, Nocolt· (11) 66, 95 97 james, Maro (10) 78 Jones, Ka(1e (11) 68 57G.innuscia, Phil/ {12) 55 I tarns, Aaron (10) 77 /OJmes, Todd (12) 57 jones, Kevin (12) 57, 97 Kwant, jennifer (10) 79G.u.ohJna, LiSiJ (17) 66 t t.mis, Deena (11) 67 Janoc, Bill (10) 27, 78 Jones, Michelle (10) 74, 79G.ll nN, Troy (11) 66, 92, 93 Harris, Kleett• (10) 77, 117, Jansen, )uli<• (10) 78 )onnson, Nina 95, 128, 129 LG.lfriwn, HonC'y (10) 76, 104 Jarvis, ]a>On (1 1} 68, 117, 119 Jonsson, Ninil (12) 57G.irvoille, jennifer (72) 55 120 Jenkins, Broan (10) 78 laate, htclle 10) 79G.ithl'rum, O.iren (72) 9, 55 Hilrston, Lolrry (12) 56, 97, Jenkins, Ron (72) 57 joohnson, Katoe (1 1) 68 Lake, Moke (1 1) 69Gee, Chris (12) 55, 117 )cnkins, Tony (11) 84 Joohnson, Michael (72) 57 Lamoreaux, Carolyn (11) 69Gt·hrong, )amoC' (10) 76 717 joos, Amy (12) 57Giles, jason (12) 7, 55, 68 ltaslam, Tami (1 1) 67, 96, 99GilgC\"n (10), Mikt• 84, 127 Hathcnbruck, S.ondy (11) 67, Jorgensen, Keyne (10) 79, 92,Gilgt•n, Bobby (11) 66, 126, 93 111 127 Joseph, John (1 1) 44, 68, 93Golgen, Mike 127 ltallon, Jason (11) 67, 97, judd, jason (12) 57Golger, Jeremy (10) 76 111, 117 119Gill, ~l<'phaniC' (10) 76 Jukes, Angoe (10) 79Glaubensklee, /ifmes (12) 55 ttauNer, Dan (1 1) 30, 67 Jurctich, Travos 95Goblf', Audrey (10) 76 Haukilils, Nelly (72) 56Goff, )t>ff (10) 76 I faun, Karie (10) 77 backwards.Goff, P.wl (12) 551 117 t IJun, Kcnra (10) 77C.off, Penny 96 tlauwr, Coro (11) 67 To start the quv charlonianGoml'z, April (12) 55, 95 Hilwkins, Wynter (12) 56C.onw1, f ric 48 Heilps, J;uon (12) 9, 56 .( routine. Kurt Brev, ScottGornPI, )t>m• (10) 76 llt•aps, Mau (10) 77, 117, 120Go111Jit•>, Gent• (I 1) 66 I I<'Jton, Alana (10) 77 e#,.1/..'. . . Samowitz, Craig Marsh, andGon~Jie~. Ju~tin (10) 76, 94 Hf'aton, Vicky (12) 48, 56,Gon/Jit\">, lono (10) 76 -~-. ·'.,• · .. .,,.~ ) --~ Blaine DeHaan, fall into theirGonules, Mariil (12) 55 94 ' ••. r;q~.: ~*: ,~~·~.J.' . . ... ~ interesting poses and grveGornuc, Eltubl'lh (11} 66 tlt•lm, Melan'l' (11) 67, 124 f • ••·, · · -• .. .• .... . • the crowd a pleasing perfor-Couldmg, Br.mdo (10) 76 Ht·l~ley, Rick (10) 77 l mance. These four were onlyGr,d)('r, Kdrt•n (10) 76 tlt•mpel, Rhond~ (101 77 ~ ·. ~\"~/ 1. some of the amusing guvGr.oh.om, Angl(• (/OJ 76, 102 ll<•ndrickson, Amy (10) 77, charlonians.Gr.imes, Brendon (U) 55GrJmt' HeJth •11) 66 96, 99 • -.J I . .., IGrilnt, Jeff (71) 56, 116, 117Gray, Kt•ll (10) 76 I lt•ndrickson, Andrt',1 (10) 77 ... .i \"\" .-;..GoPI'f, Matt (1 1) 44, 66, 117, Hendrickson, Robert (12) , 119 56, 94Gre(•nfield, Trudy (12) 56 lt1·rman, )a\on (11) 67 )t•nkins, Tonya (10) 78, 102, K Lolmoreilux, Christine (12)Cr~·enwood, Adam (11) 66 HNman, Melanoe (10) 77 103 15, 48, 57Grt•t·r, StJcie (11) 66 ll<•r mansen, )dnt•t (10) 77, Katsilas, Jason (1 1) 68Grf't!r, Suzy (12) 56, 95 )l'nsPn, Amy (10) 78 Kaye, BonnI!' 11) 68 lamph, ~haun (10) 79(,roffllh, Scott (11) 46, 66, 94, 102 )r·n~en, Brit l' (10) 78 Keffer, Au,lon (10) 79 Lance, Cathy (10) 79, 111 Hermilnsen, Scott (12) 57, )rnsen, Carl 111 Kelson, Kilrl (72) 27, 57 97, 127 )!omen, Ero~ (101 78 Kener, Co~mille (72) 57, 96, Larsen, Kerrie (12) 57Grow, Rachel! (1 I) 66 96Gunther, Lis.l (11) 56 lll'Will Chrh (10) 77 jensen, Jeff (12) 31, 37, 49, 123, 124 Lolrsen, Kim (12) 57, 99Guymon, Chris (11) 56 ltobbf'rl, Shane (1 11 67 Kener, Coro (1 11 66 laf'en, Ryan (1 1) 69Gyllf'nsltog, Ginil (72) 48, I h< kman, Thomd' (11) 67 57, 97, 727 Kener, Kollt!n (72) 57, 96, ltolbog, Moke (11) 67 )1•nsen, Jody (1 1) 68 Lolrsen, St!iln (12) 7, 8, 571 56, 94, 104 97, 777 68, 97 Hill, Courl m•y ( 12) 32, 57 )<'nsen, Karl (10) 78 Kenyon, Brandoe (10) 79GyiiPmkog, )('nnoft•r (11) 11, I hl10n, Sandra (1 1) 67 Kenyon, J~mes (12) 57, 93 Larsen, Shannon (12) 57 45, 64, 66, 94, 119 Holton, Tony 111 )l'nsC'n, '><oil (1 1) 68, 117 Keodouang,y, 5oukpasi'Uih Horst, l~ola (1 11 67 )1-nscn, Tom (1 1) 68 Larson. Braon (10) 79 H tt\"lop, Brian (10) 77, 120 (11) 68 lJrson, Corey 110) 79 Hoffm~n. Alt•c (11) 67 Jen,en, Trudy (1 11 68 Keretoch. Rand) (10, 79Haddotk,l~uru (10) 76 I loglund (1 1), )on 84 J•·n,on, '>hant• (10) 33, 47, 78 Koernan, Kt•von (11) 68 Lolrson, Julie (12) 48, 57, 94,IIJglll'rg, John •111 6b I lolliman (1 1), ~h.u1,1 84 JnntHch, J~mo (10) 78 Kim, )at• (10) 79Ho~gen1 Greg (11) IS, 56, I tollonger, lorc•n (10) 77 Kim, Mo (1 1) 48, 69, 94, '16, 96, 702, 103 Hollinger, Shelly (12) 27, lt'ppson, Crndy 11, 22, 64, Larson, P,rul (10) 77, 79, 127 94, 96 66 99, 104Hair, Kristin (72) 56 30, 57, 99 Kizer, fldon (10) 79 Larson, Rick (12) 57, 111ll.olt•, Corey (11) 66, 67 Holmgren, Alfy,on (1 1) 67 J<•ppson, )<•nnoft•r (10) 78 Knight, Troy (72) 57 LaHon, ~Ide' (10) 79ll,oh•,, Ru\hellt• (1 1) (>6 ttOMFCOMINC 10 Knudsen Karen (11i 69 Lolughter, Stephanie (12) 57I to~ II Co~rroe (10) 77 tlood, Dan (10) 77 Johnson, Cr••K (1 11 68 Koltltofil, /ilson (12) 57 lawrence, Moke \"10) 79I IJII ~hon C10) 84 t lorton, I ynn 111 johnson, /olSOn (12) 45, 57 Kong~ya..ane, Vannar~ (111Ho~ll, Kim (72) 27, 35, 48, t Ioughton, )anot•l 89 Lee, Debbie (12) 57 Housekeeper, Triche/fe (72) Johnson, )1•nnofc·r (10) 7, 79 69 Lee, Mich01el (72) 58 56, 93, 104 Johnson, Kom (10) 79ll.oll•, Tristen (11) &6, 102, 57, 95 )ohn~on, I.JUIIt' (10) 79, 96 Lee, MokC' 111 ltow.ord, Jason (11) 67 Johnson, Let>SiJ (12) 57 lehman, Chris 111 10 l ttubt•r, ~hcrry (11) 67, 93 job'Json, Michelle (12) 57 Lehmdn, Kristin;~ (72) 58I t,m, ).oy 16, 48 johnson Mo~t· 9&, 97 Leonilrd, Leighann (12) 58Ho~ncoclo., Liluril (12) 56 llull, Todd (10) 77 L('\otl k.yft. '10 79. 127tl,mwn, G~rrt•tt 10) 77 ttullingl'r, Dt•na (10) 78, 99 Johnstone, Brc·nt ·10) 79, 9ltJml•n, Penny (11) 67 ttuntt•r, Art (101 76, 117, 120 levitt, 'lo< ole (10) 79H.omun, Kevin (11) 67 ttur~t. Fred (111 67, 111 Johnstont>, /ilrt>d (12) 48, 57 l('wos, laura (10) 79 ttuu h<\"on, Kim (11168, 99 )onnstun, Kt•ith 119 t tydt•, Amy (11) &6, 88, 123, Lewis, Patrou.1 (11) 69 124, 125 llydc•, Stcvm (11) 66 ttym~s. Collellt• (10) 78 tt~ma,, Jay (111 68 Hymils, Rilelyn (12) 57 I lampoetro, Amy ( 10) 78 lnthavong, Kho~mp (10) 76

Lewis, T~mmy { 12) 58 Malnalo 'lo< k (10 79 Me Iff, C'Jro/( 11} 69, 106 Morg~n. lo'-1 (11) 48, 69, 106 Palmer Sarah 10, 80, 99lond, !<~'>'>Old (11) 69 Mill; trom, Chris ( 12) 49, 58, 'WcK<•J, T,mom• (11} 69, 118, Morri>on, !.II·'!· ( 10) 80 P.1nnier, Whitnt>y ( 12) 59,Londw~. Chm (11) 69 Morlcmt•n. D.1l•· 111) 70 9-1, 96 1l9 Morlemt·n, lug<'no· o11) 70 99LinnebJch, Shilwn ( 12) 58 Man«-\", Trav\" (11) 69, 93 Mortimer, Alice (12) 58 P~ppas, Slevt· (10) 60Linton, Cory ( 12) 48, 49, 58, M,lnn, Charloc (11) 69, 95, 97 McKinley, Suunne { 12) 58, Morlom<•r, )Pnny ( 11) 70 Parker, 8('( f.. y (11) 70, 94, Mdnn, Tro\ha (10) 79 96, 97 Morlirnt•r, Mt•l'\"·' (10) 80 94, 96, 97, 108, 109 M.uch.mt, K;mdilce (12) 58 Monon, Andr<•.o (1 1) 70 127l ol\tl'r, Jen nie (11) 69 McMillan, Kevin ( 12) 58, M o~s. Judy (10) 60 Parker, Jam<''> (10) 80lJungbt•rg, Carrie (10) 42, 79, Mdrch;mt, Kim ( 12) 58 94, 96 Mounlel'r, K.Jrt>n ( 12) 48, 58 Parker, Sterling (12) 59 MM< hanl, Sh.111 non (10) 79 Mouni<'N, R.H'Iyl1 (10) 80 Par/tin, Terry (12) 7, 59 99 Marid, I knry (10) 79 MCNdm.u,J, }u1tin { 12) 58 Mower, P.tm (10) 80, 96 M ;ultham, Tim (12) 58 M< N<•a l, llonnll' (11) 69 Mowery, Tony<~ ( 12) 58 Parr, Luis (12) 42, 59lloyd, Ado on (11) 69 Milrquilrdt, K;uen ( 12) 58, M<N<'<''>, Wt•ndy (11) 69, 111 M oyd, Alid.J ( 11) 59 Parsons, RobNI (111 70, 97Lloyd, Bry~n (12) 58, 111 McN<•m.u, llobbl!• 1111 69, Moyl'r ~I<'VI' 11l 70 Paxlon, Alan (1 1) 70lloyd, Danocl (11) 69, 97 94 Muir, Teri ( 12) 59 Paxton, Kt>llo (10) 80lloyd, )aymo (10) 9, 79, 99 Marquardt, M okc (10) 79 130 Mumford. j.l'on (1 11 70 Payne, Jane• (10) 80Lloyd, ~hannon (11) 69 M<•adow,, Don o (11) 69 Murdo<k, ~u1anm· (11) 48, P.1ync, Jud~ ,10) 80. 111 Mar<JUt\">, l •loan 34 M echilm , Andrt•w ( 12) 48, P<~yton, }ulit> ( 12) 59Lloyd, Tereu ( 12) 58, 96, Milrqut>s, Lilliiln ( 12) 58 70, 94, 96 Peacock 1-.aylt·n< 11 70, M.1rsh, CrJig ( 12) 58, 97 49, 58, 126, 127 Murr.oy, ( hro\"on<• ( 11) 70 111 Mar>hall, lil'atht>r 101 79 MNhaon, lllaorw '11) 69 Murry, Br.od (11) 70, 117, 119 124 Marton, Don 86 MNham, Todd (11126, 27 , Myroc k, Kun 48, 70, 117, Pt·a~. Br.ondon (101 80. 111I 0< ke, Hayley . 101 79 Pedersen, Daniel ( 12) 59Lod,wood, Wendy (11) 69, 32, 69, 117, 119 119 Pederson, Kom (11) 70 Mr·chlong, Robl'll (11) 69, Pendrey, R11 h.ord (10) 60 111 N Penn onglon, Modwlll' (11) 70 97, 127Marking up. Mt•d;lter, }. (12) 9, 58, 94, Nelson, Dilrid ( 12) 59 P!'nn y, G<'or)W (101 80 \;el,on )!oro ,,,. 10) 80 Perrenoud, Keith (12) 59One of many duties. Ray 96 P!'rry, Chri'> (10) 80Jo hns1Un chc<k\ and marks 'I'I>On. M.tr)diNc (10) 80 Petersen, }.UOtJ ( 11) 60some of the numerous ab- M<·<'lll\", <hro· ( 10) 7'J, 97 '>J('tclon '><oil ' 111 10, 70 P<\"lersen, Marcy (1 1) 70sences, \luffs, and tardies that \"\"wk orl M.uk 11 70 Pcl<'f'on, AI (1 1) 32, 70, 91,went through the attendance M<·l'k\, ).111111' (10) 79 Newmt>yt>T, k t>lli ( 12) 59office daily. When swdents Meek~, je.mnil' ( 12) 58, 9J Ngu, Qu~o·n (10 80 93go caugh1 sluffing Ray had to Mt·nllt . lo·Ror (10) 60 Nic hol'l>n, t hre (10) 60 Peterson, Brei ( 12) 60go and g<'! them out of class. M erril, Bryon ( 12) 58 Nor•hon, '>Jodlo· (11) 70 Pl'lerson Conoly 11 70, 94,and bring them down to the M errill, Bry.1n ( 12) 127 Not•I\C>Il, Rock ( 111 6~Vice-Princ1pals office. Mt ll<'r M11 h..!I '10 80 Niem,onn, Anit.1 ( 12) 48, 59, 127 Ml'y('r. Toy 10) 60 Peterson, Clint (12) 60Lot•ffl<•r, M ochdlc (11) 69 M.111in, Vr·ronl! J (11) 69 Moth•l\on, ().evod (11) &9 96 Pl'ler\on, Oanu·l 101 80Lodlw, M o<hclc 99 Mockc·l~on, 1\mlo (101 80I ofgrt•n, )<off (11) 14, 69, 97, Marlin«-!, froy (10) 79 Mo< k1·l1on, 1\mly ( 101 84 Nil\\on, llrl'lll (10) UO Pl'INson, froc (11, ;o, 1t7, M~rzulli, H eidi {12) 58 Midcllnl,l!h, '>l,u y ( 10) 17, 111 Ma\011, Clyd1• 69 Nohlt•, !loll (11) 4, 70, 87 119I ofl(rt•n, Juloc (10) 79, 93, 95 80 Noord.l, t yntlo ( 10) 2, 80 PI\"IN\On, ~leVI' ( 101 80, IJ l ,longa(ker, Km 9 Millhews, Shelly ( 12) 49, 58, Milco~, Eric<~ ( 12) 58 No\"kol(, Ryk (11) 70l ongakt·r, Km 111. 69 95 Millburn, S,ommy ( 12) 58 120Longmore, Angelil ( 12) 58, Mofl,,op, ( hNyl ( 10) 60 '>Jonnn. <hro\11111' (1 1) 70 Pfann<•r\lo ll, Mokt• 1111 70 M.u,umoro, PJI (11) 32, 69, MoyJ,kl, Alll(l!\" {11) fo9, 106 Ph1 rn\ouy, ~orwf..oly ( 10) 80 95 93 Mmk, )t·l1nolo·r (101 60 '>Jumht·rs, l d (11) 70, '.14, 127 Phl ong, S<•oh,t (10) 110t ongmore lorraone 11 41 MoHal , Monu •· (11 ) 69 Phou1h.;von11. ~\"ook (10) 1!0 M. 1 .uok• M.orvAnn 11 69 MUil.OCI>, loloy (11) 6') 0 Phouthd~oung, Kho m.tv.in 69, 95 Mollll)<>mc·ry, lo\"'• ( 111 69Lov<•land, Kelly 123, 124 Mil/thews, Shelly ( 12) 27, Monloya, Angt·l (11) 1.9 O'Connor, John 70. 111 { 12) 60I uc f.., CIMk (11) 69, 78 94, 104, 105 Montoy<~ , V.olola (10) 80, 95, 0'01'11, Anow!lt· (10) 60 P01kNool~, T.om.;rd ·10) 80l uc kau, Brandi (11) 69 O ' Dell, Bill ( 12) 59 Pocou, Robon 10 41, 80Ludlow, jason {12) 58 M.wghan, Chad { 12) 48, 49, 'J'J O'SI<·<·n, M.lrll' ( 10) 110 Pit>rce, Trdci (12) 60I uu, Thuong (10) 79 58, 110, , 1, 117 Moon, l.our ,, ( 11) f,'J Oilltt>s, Todd (11) 59, 97 Plant Br.ondoP 10 80, 117, Moro·l.ond , l<;o•olh 117 Oborn, lrt>y (11) 70 117, M M,lugh,lll, DN1·k (11) 69, 110 119 Plavt·r 1\t•\"n ( 101 80Malwrry, Tony ( 101 79 117, 111)MJcl ·<·n )Nt•mv 11 69, 94 , OHr<·l, JII (10) 80 Polad Tom 11 ·o M.wldin, TiffdiiY ( 12) 58, 96 O~;dt•n, A.11on ( 10) 110 97 M.IXWf•ll , II J (101 79 Oldh.11n, \tt•vt• (11 ) 70 Pond, D.nid ( 12) 60MJjors, Lori ( 12) 58 M.lXW<•II, ~I.II!'Y (11) 69, 99 Ofl..,on , IIroan ( 11) 70, 130 Pond, ).o,on (10) 80M<~ln<~ti, D~vid ( 12) 58 May, Stoll (11) &9 Olhon !<;orr 101 80, 96. 101 Porschc, Wolt•y (11J 70 M.lyt·r-, ~twllo· (10) 79, 91, 93 Ql,t hi\">\ .ko llt•o• (10) 80 PortN, Tifl.onv ( 11) 70 Mayo, l'.oul (11) 1J, 69, 93, Port olio, C1•oo !{<' ( 11) 70 O sborn, Chri~ ( t2) 7, 59, 97 Pollt'r, ),1\on (11) 70 97 Pouln,, T,m>oo>n.o (10) Ill M< '\lt•t \ht'lona (11) 69, 94 Q,born. John 111 70, 'N Poul\011, ll o•od o(11) .U, 70 McCall Ru•.•dl (101 79, 97 O'hl\"l, Mok t· (lOt 80 Pouyl\"r, Curl (11) 70 81 Q,ll<•r, D.wod (11) 70 Powt>/1, Cory ( 11) 60 M c CJII, S.mo (12) 58 Owo·n, K1•n (10) 80 Pow<•ll, )t•ro·m~ ·1111 8 I , IJ() \./, ( otom•/1 PJ/11 (TO! 79, 95 Ow<•m, M.~ryAoHII' ( 10) 80, Powt•ll, lor' 11• '0, 11~ . 1l'J 1\ lc Cot, ( o//t•{'/1 ( 10} 79 Pric <' Andoi'W 111 70 Me Co~, 1\t.ltl (10) 79 102 Prill, OJ •e ( 12) 97, ItO, It I Me GowJn, Tnn.1 110} 79. 96 p Princt>, C~rr(•/t ( U ) 9, 60, P•b \"o, \"'i•~• 10' '10 P~c~, Cuni~ ( U ) 59, 95 9J P.1ce, M,lfl ( U ) 59 Proncc K,.,,, (101 !3, l'l, 81 P~lmt>r, B.ubi ( 12) 59, 104 P.;lmc• Conn01 11 '0, 'l4 Prince, WJdl! ( 12) 60, 9J, 99 ProvJrd, RobN1 ( 12) 15, 60 Pu~;morc•, ~.1111lo ( 10) Il l Pulsopht•r, I \"'o ( 1 1) 70 Pust•y, Chm ( 10) Ill Q Quu 1., \honnd , 101 II 1 Quonn, Mdvon ( 11t 44, 70, 94. 97 Quontan.o, (,ro·~; ( 111 70INDEX

~ ... ~ - - ·. ,, ·~ - .....~r ·• ·~' ..._ «:.~_ -' :-:-_:....._--- • - . .- -Qunn, Kim (10) 81 ~yers, Gille (12) 14, 61, Stuck, Richo~rd {12) 55, 62 Vo~rley, Misty (12) 62 Winder, Jennifer (11) 72, 106QuyC'n, Do 111) 70 Vcenendaal, Missy (11) 72 Wrnget, Danielle (10) 63 111, 123, 124 Summers, K1m 95 Winkler, Lu}ayne (12) 13, R S< ddlock, Joani (10) 82, 106 99 • S< heuroch, V<'rona (11) 71 Summers, Ruth (11) 72, 96 62, 93, 97 Schillmiin1 M.JII (12) 61 97 110, 111 , Versluis, Tahna (10) 83 Winterbottom, Amy (10) 83 Schmidt, M.J/1 {12) 61 ' Vigil, Jeri {12) 62 Winward, Donna (12) 48, Swan, \"'icolc (11) 72, 95 V•gil, Ron (11) 72 !>choficld, )I'll (10) 82 Vincent, Gene {12) 62 49, 62, 94, 95 Scholl, Amy (11) 71 123, 124 • V1ncent, M1tch (11) 72 Wisner, Jennifer (10) 42, 83 Schollmeyer, Cathy (11) 71 Visser, Terc~ (10) 83 Wrssler, Chnsty (11) 72, 93 Swenson, Kimberly {10) 82 Voiglaender, lance (11) 72 Wlhason, Corrine 123 95 • 5yndergard, Tammy (10) 82 Vo•gtlacnder, Ryan (10) 83 Woodley, Brent (11) 73 Woodruff, Lano~ {12) 26, 63RdJd, Marod (10) 81 ~~ hollmcy<•r, Chuck (10) 82 T 97 • Woodward, Jennifer (10) 83R.lkC', Jenn•fN (10) 81 S<hull7, MMk (11) 71 Vongrady, Khamsone (12) 102 • Scotland, Amy (11) 72 62Rake, Me/issJ (12) 60 63 Wooley, JaNae (11) 73102, 129 \cou, Brandon (11) 72 w Worthen, Devin (11) 84 97 II Wright, Heather (10) 83, Scrouto, Anthony (12) 61RJ•,mu~scn. Robyn (11) 70 St.'amons, Brian (12) 27, 37, Tate, Ch<'lalyn (11) 72 Wright, /.Jyme {12) 63 99 • 48, 61, 95, 127R.Jwson, Tr.1ci (12) 60, 99 SNr\, JeanniC' (10) 82. 96 Tate, Lara (10) 82R.1ymond, I ori (10) 81 ~~·•pel, Sandy •11) 72Rc<ord, Kurt (11) 71 Semos, Mariimna (12) 61, 95 Taylor, Dednn (11) 72Rt·clmond, Dd111d (11) 71Rt•dmond, 1111.1beth (10) 81 is,Sc•ucrberg, <.arlos (10) 87 97 Taylor, )N<'my (10) 82Rt•t•cl, lmily (10) 81, 96, 111Rt•<•d, Juht• (11) 71 Sellerberg, Cindee (12) Taylor, Shay (11) 72, 95 XRrich, Jennifer {12) 60, 95Rc•< h, Mark (11) 71, 127 49, 61, 92, 93, 97, 129 Tl'dder, frik,l (10) 82 XanachiiCk, Sythavone {12)R('yes, Mar/C'ne {12) 60 '>hall, B•lly •10) 82 63 Shan!', )crt•rny (10) 62 Tt•nWoldc, fric (10) 82 Wo~gner, Nillhiln (12) 62Reynolds, Kdthy (12) 41, 49, ~haw, Jam•<• (10) 62 Wo~lke, Ben (12I ' 7I 62I 921 Xayachad., Khonesvahanh '>l11.10w3, Krisl<'n (11) 72• 102, Tha(ker. Su<·Ann (10) 82 (10) 83 93 Thayne, Brt•nda (10) 82 Xayasith, Kctphaysone (10) 41, 83 Thomas, Jennifer (10) 82, Walker, Geriann (12) 62 63 y 123, 124, 125 Wall, Jeff (10) 83 ' Yorgason, Jennifer (10) 83 60, 95, 97 Thompson, Corey (12) 62 Wo~ll, LiSol (12) 62, 111 Young, D1ana (1 1) 73 94Rt·ynold,, M\"< hcle ( 10) 7 Young, Jill {12) 63, t02 Thompson. Dewey (101 82 Wall, Melinda {10) 83 Young, Lilurol (12) 63, 93 81 Young, M1chelle (10) 83R('ynolds, Scott (12) 60, 97 Shilw, Sho~wn { 12) 61 Thompson, Ko~tie { 12) 62 Wa1l3la0ce, Brad (11) 44 • 72• z Short, Jason (11) 72 97, 123 I Zahn, Rent't.' (11) 7 3Rhodes, Don (10) 81 \hu le n, Ml'l.miC (10) 82 Thompson, Leesa {12) 62 Wallo~ce, Jenny (12) 62 Walters, Ellenee (12) 42 62Rhode,, Kdthy (11) 71 Shu/sen, Shane {12) 61 95, 102 I W.Jnd, Liu (12) 62 ' Washburn, Kclli (10) 83, 106Rhodes, Ron (10) 81 Sri< ox, Sh.tnnon 11) 72 Thongdan1 Kanchana 10)Richdrds, Angela (12) 60, 96 Sim, Ry;m (12) 42, 61 107 •R•< h.Jrdson, ~h.me (11) 71 82 Watson, Jamey (10) 83, 117R1dws, Midwll c• (11) 46, 71, ~1 m, Shant• (11) 72 Th1o2r0ne, Jwt•my (10) 117• 62• 120 , 94, 124 Simonson, Brad {12) 6 1 Thorne, Mt•lan•e (11) 72. 99 '>•monson, Ryan (10) 82, 97 • Thomt>, Mike ( 12) 62 93 117, 120R•c·ll!'n, Wt•ndy (10) 81 116, /17 Watt, lame• (11) 72Rigby, Br<mdt (12' 41, 60 Sithivong, P;mg {12) 61 II Watts, Stcv<' (11) 41, 72, 117 95 I I SitouvOnK, Pokham 97 Thornwall, C.uyn (10) 73, 82 119 • '>~ousen, M1k<• (11) 15, J2, ll;~ckmorton, Amll'<' (11)R1gby, Ran<ldll (11) 71 Wilwrzyniilk, Ko~ry (12' 62R•glt•r, Ang•c (10) 81 72, 94, 96, 97, 117, 119 117 I IRobt•rslon, CherriM ( 12) 'tmMt, Jodt (10) 82 Thurgood, I on 111) 7l Wiiymo~n, A;uon { 12} 62 61, 97 Wayman, Brct (11) 72, 91Roht•m, h•rr,t (11) 71 Sm1th, Ahua (10) 82 Tl.tylinh, T•I (10) 82 Weaver, 5<ot (11) 72, 94,Robertson, Rick { 12) 6 1 Smith, Glenn {12) 331 97, 61Rob•n,o, Myro<d (10) 81 Trmmeruk, Ry.m ( 12) 62 117, 119Robinson, H('a/her ( 11) 48, Srnuh, Glt'nn 33, 97 Tulman, Dt•WJin 110) 82 W9N4vcr, Sharon (11) 72• 93• Smith, Ko~ndi (12) 61 Tool<', JenmN 111) 72. 129 61, 94, 96, 108, 109Roh•mon, lohn (11) 71 Smith, Krilten (12) 84 TrNdway, Dec 117, 119Robinson, T.mi {12) 61 Trcg<>a~;l t•, Wl'ndy (11) 7 2Rc,lmon, I< ·.lw (11) 71 Snideman, Sheri (12) 61 fr<'~\Cd!'r, Bryan (10) 82 Weaver, Sherri (12) 48, 62,Robt\On, I oro (10) 61RojJs, Lorr.line (12) 61, 94 Snow, Su\dnm· (10) 82 117, 120 • 93, 94, 96, 97, 123Row, Mt•lanw (11) 71Rosenlund, Mo~ri.1 (U) 61, Somers, l(im (12) 61 rn.mm·~·r ldrry (10) 82. 97 We1ght, Todd (10) 83 110 Tnmmrer, Marcus (12) 62 111 • 95, 124 \oto, RO\C 10 ( 11) 11, 64 , 72, Wc•ght, WC'ndy (11) 72Ro\\, )3y (Ill 71 96 1 IUJIIIO, Troy (10) 82 1 17• Welling, Mindy (10) 83, 106Row<•, Cindy I 11 ) 7 1 120 , Wl'st, Carm• (10) 83Runo/lson, Christine ( 12) )p,11kman, Kt•nyia (11) 72 West, Michelle ( 12) 62, 109 Spring<·r, Elo~ine (12) 61, 95 Truong. Young (11) 72 97 Wetsel, Ty (11) 72, 97 61, 96 Wheat, Jilnet {12) 621 96, 99 St.tkcr, Cht•llt• ( 10) 82 Tueller, Angie (12) 12; 26, Wh•cker, l<.•cann (10) 83, 94 Wh1•2t0e, Greg (10) 74, 83, 117 Sli9ln5ley, Stephanie (12' 61 27, 48, 62, 94, 96, 104 I I Sloip lt•y, )lofl (10) 82 Tu!'IICr, Spc•ncc (10) 74 82 Sto~uller, fo~rlene (12) 61 no. 131 •• '>t9<7•adman, ( 1rt•u\" {10) 8~'. 96• Tuinie, Thomils {12) 62, 111 Tullos, John (10) 82 Whue, JamC's (11) 72 s '>tt·.Himan, j.1~un (10) 74 82 Turnbow, Eric (12) 60, 62, White, Kevin (12) 62 Whiting, Cori llO) 83 117, 120 •• 96, 97, 117 Wh9r6trng, Melanic 11) 72• 94• Steo~dmo~n, Joel (12' 49 61 Tyler, Vane<• (10) 82 117 I I I u \to•adm.ln, T,101 my 110) 82 Widdison, David (11) 7 2, 111 '>1<'111Jgt•l, ).11111'~ (11) 71 Wr!cox, Kaylenc (11) 72 '>tt'v<'n~. Amy (10) 74 62 Wrley, Nillil/ee (12) 62 93'>Mh• Erot (10)61,111 Slt>vens, Sht.'ri ( 12) 8 12 123 I I'>.1tldlcr, CJry (10) 81, 97Silmowitz, Scott (12) 48, 61, 61, 109 II Wilke,, Trna (1 1) 72 117 r'>tl'v<•ns, Slwrn 94 Ultl>arn, Travr\ (10) 82 Wilkins, Kan (10) 83So~nders, Stt.'ph.mie ( 12) 61, W6il2kins, Kelly (12' St~w.ut, J,l<;On 12) 6 1 Unbe, Adam (11) 72 17 42 99 Sll;~mo~n, John (12) 41, 61, Urton, Dawn {10) 83 I I 1S•mtos, Chri!t.' (12) 61 u,h<'l, J•ll (11) 72, 95~.lVIII<', Alc•x ( 10) 62 W1lley, Mrchelle (10) 83S;wil/t.', JJfOn ( t2) I, J2, 61, \t<>< ks, Bt•t ~y (10) 82 v Wilham,, Jo<' (11) 72 96 Williams, Marcy (10)• 83 117 Stocks, (hylt•ne (10) 62 Will1ams, Ryan (10) 33'>•~•lie•, Roht'rl (11) ., 1'>.txt•y, D.1nny (10) 82, 117, Stoddart, Mike {l2) 56 62 W•llson, lance 1101 72 83 \toker, Carh1 (11) 72 ' 111, 116 •• 120S.11rey, Todd ( 12) 61 '>tunc, AIJ 1na (1Q) 82 W1llson, 5< ott (11) 72So~y•uo~th, john (12) 61 StonC', Mt•l\"\"' 110) 82'>•ydrdlh, N11 ky (11) 71 W•lson, Dav•d (11) 7 2'>.lyJrath, R11 k (11) 71 Stott, )a\on (10) 82 Stro~uss, N('yC\"ole {12) 62 95 W•l~on, l<'ff (11) 72, 127 Vang, M.tykt•u (10) 83 123 124 II V.Jng, Souo~ (12) 62 W•!~on. Jul•~ (10) 83. 106 1 VanHorn lt.f (11) 3 23 72 '>tubbs, Dmt•ll 1101 82 Vo~rgas, Eric (12) 621 95, 97 Wrlson, l(mtie (12) 5 48 ~rub~. Todd 111 62, 94, /09 120 I I 1 INDEX

There is no one else, we just wanted to be the bestand we are best. As the seventy-fifth birthday cele-bration came to a close, students reflected back on aschool year that was the best one yet. Throughoutthe year, student leaders, actors, actresses, athletes,scholars, vocational industrialists, spirit leaders, mu-sicians, artist, homemakers, and students in otherareas of the school performed their best - triedtheir hardest, and succeeded in making Jordan HighSchool Simply the Best! This past year, the drama department put on twoof the best productions seen in a long time. In thefall, the play Arsenic and Old Lace was performedand sell-out crowds were found at each perfor-mance. \"It was a really funny play! I like it a lot, andso did the other half million people who came!\"exclaimed Kristy Brown. Also, the spring perfor-mance of The Sound of Music was enjoyed by many. Numerous assemblies entertaineds those who at-tended and boosted spirit and pride. \"The assem-blies were really good. I missed a couple of them-like the Senior assembly, but I heard it was good.\"stated Diane Bowen. \"It sure was good!\" confirmedBrian Seamons. \"It was an awesome assembly! Thebest!\" Spirit and pride are two of the things that manypeople had in common. These traits bonded stu-dents together and that helped in raising money forSub for Santa. This funding project provided 14 fam-ilies with food, clothing, and toys for a very merryChristmas.continued on page 165

Bad humor. Forever friends.• \" It wilsn't lhill funny,\" said John \"I'll show my notes, if you show Tullos ahcr he told Spence Tueller me yours.\" states Ben Cowdell to about his dream date the night be- Tristen Halls. The library was a pop- fore . Sophomores are beginning to ular place to study and to sodalize. learn the turmoil of dating.

Open up! Laters.Competing in the Winter Olym- Sa~ing goodbye, Robin Forbes andpics, Laurie Brady stuffs Ryan Tim- Tiffany Porter try to get to class onmericks mouth full of chocolate time. Students were encouraged tocovered marshmallows. This is only be prompt in getting to cla\s, sinceone event in many that the seniors getting caught being tardy coulddominated. mean suspension.

We 're tlte Best! A new dance entered the scene this year. Jordan's first annual MORP Took the place of the Senior Hop with the theme of Newsprint with black and white decor. In December the Yearbook Staff hosted a Christmas Stag to raise money for the yearbook. These dances accompanied those that have come to be old friends: Homecoming, Dog Patch Drag, Junior Prom, Sweethearts Ball, Senior Dinner Dance, and Charlonian's Ball. JSH students had many fun pastimes which were displayed every day of the week. Some peoples chose to spend their time at the local mall or movie theatre scouting out attractive members of the op- posite sex, while others found dance clubs more exciting place to hang out. Lazer dances at the PHO- TON seemed to be quite popular. \"It's a neat place to go on a first date, or to meet people. It's a very futuristic place,\" exp lained Michelle Young. When it came to the fashion scene, :;tudents were right in the middle of it. A wide variety of styles were found throughout the school, each as unique as the person displaying it. Athletic teams made a wide display of excellence. Athletes performed extremely well and had a lot of fun uniting as a team and becoming the best of friends. Maybe we did not bring home every state trophy, capture of every title, but if spirit and pride meant anythi ng in the competition, we would be world champions because Jordan High School is Simply the Best!

STAFFEditor-in-Chief Scott CrystalAssistant Editor Cindee SetterbergHead Layout Editor John JosephHead Copy Editor Matt DoyleHead Photographer Sherri WeaverAssistant Photographer Pat MatsumoriAdviser Robert SheltonStudent LifeEditor Julie LofgrenAssistants laura Young Sherry HuberAssistants Mont Hardcastle Shelle MayersAcademicsEditor Sharon WeaverAssistant Alan PetersonAssistant Thad ConradClassEditor Amy ArendsAssistant Christy WisslerAssistant Jeannie MeeksClubsEditor Kim HallAssistant Greg FredetteAssistant Matt DansieSportsEditor Natalee WileyAssistant Troy GarnerAssistant Steve PetersonDarkroom and PhotographersMike Thorne Travis Maness Wade PrinceShawn Freeman Keyne Jorgensen Garrett PrinceTechnical CenterLuJanye Winkler Jason ErskinePaul Mayo Brian BlogettBen Walke James Kenyon

COLOPHON Finally aher many months and arduous work the Jordan High Yearbook staffcompleted the 1967-1966 edition of the Beetdigger The one thousand bookswere shipped to Sandy from Jostens American Yearbook Company of Visalia,California. The one hundred sixty-eight page book was printed on eighty-pound highgloss paper. Division pages had a white background with a thirty percent blackbar with the exception of the Student life Divider which had a one hundredpercent process blue mixed with thirty percent process black bar. The end-sheets had a ten percent black background with a thirty percent overtone onSnow White paper. The typesetting for the endsheets was done on the Com-puGraphic Typesetter by Brent Woodley. Body copy was consistant throughout the book at ten point Optima. Cap-tions were eight point Optima and caption headlines were eighteen pointHelvetica and twelve point in the class section. The colophon was done in eightpoint Optima, junior and sophomore names were ten and eight point respec-tively, and faculty names were done in eight point. Senior Names were twelvepoint Optima. Folios were submitted as artwork drawn by Scott Crystal on theIBM Drahing Computer CAD system. Folios were fourteen point for the identi-fication and six point for the page number. The index was done in eight pointOptima. The scoreboard used eighteen point Helvetica and ten point Optima. A different headline style was used in each section. The Student Life sectionwas twenty-four point, thirty-six point, and twelve point using Avant GardeBold and Avant Garde Bold Italic at thirty-six point . The senior headlines usedthirty-six point Avant Garde and Advant Garde Bold. The junior section con-sisted of thirty-six point and twenty-four point News Gothic Bold. Times RmanBold in thirty-six point was used in the sophomore section. The clubs sectionused thirty-six point Helvetica. Sports used Helvetica and Helvetica Bold.Starting with twelve point and continuiing with twenty-four point The book sold for seventeen dollars to each student at the time of registra-tion in the summer. Scott Adams Photography took all the class portraits. Allother photos were taken by photographers affiliated with Jordan Publications. The nineteen eighty-six nineteen eighty-seven Beetdigger received \"MostImproved Yearbook\" by Jostens Printing and Publishing at the Weber StateYearbook work shop held in the summer. The Beetdigger staff wishes to express special thanks to the drahing teacherDoug Golding for his help on the drafting computer. Many thanks to ourJostens Yearbook Representative Bill Baker, for his support, help, and advicethroughout the year. Robert Shelton deserves special recognition for alwayshelping in every way possible. Not so much stress while working on thenineteen eighty-eight Beetdigger helped Robert Shelton enjoy being adviserfor his fourth year. Thank You very much.