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RADIANT RAYS BEAM BRILLIANTLY The kick bnngs up the score. A ray of light encases years of trad1t1on.2 • INTRODUCTION

The two o'clock rush hour.At the end of a hard day. Jordan g1ves Alta the final blow. DOWNWARD UPON A COLLAGE OF CHAOS INTRODUCTION • 3

POWERFUL PILLARSAND WEATHERED BRICKS Stacey Evans eats to his heart's content. The pause that refreshes. Barbra Shettel hopes for a successful \"throw\" .4 • INTORDUCTION

Sharon McDonald LOVES hotdogs. Wendy Wilkinson and Debbie Smith rap at lunch. ENCHANT THE ENTRANCE -~-The pathway to an endless education. INTRODUCTION • 5

FORGOTTEN WHISPERS LIE A framework of faces fill Jordan Htgh The artwork of the master6 • INTRODUCTION

Silence surrounds the shadows. Temporary pods let us expand our education. FOREVER SILENT IN THE FRAMEWORKThe sounds of days gone past. INTRODUCTION • 7

A SILENCE BROKEN BARBARICALLY BY Nothing can \" beet\" this assembly! Mark Ord1kowski leads the band on and on and ON!8

R1d1ng p1ggy back is a GREAT form of transportation! Ongmallty .. a Jordan first! TRIBES OF TRANSITORY TEENAGERS INTRODUCTION • 9

The sign of the times. Marty VanAmen goes for the touchdown.The Homecoming victory! The Charlonians started the parade w1th a salute. Precious moments are captured on film10 • HOMECOMING

HOMECOMING \"Color My World\" was the theme of the HomecomingDance. This well-organized, beautifully decorated dance wassponsored by DECA. Two hundred and seventy couples attend-ed the dance with Raintree providing the music. . SCALP -u .\"+rH- £E s ~J A message to the football team.Royalty: Melanie Toole, Kelli K1tchen. Annette Deuel, Marci McCaffree. The dance company had the winning float.#10 goes for an Interception. HOMECOMING • 11

HOMECOMING Homecoming Week included: Farmers' Market, a pep rally, afantastic march by the Charlonians, and winning the footballgame. DECA sponsored the Homecoming Dance making 1t amemorable occasion for all those who attended.The pass that led to the Homecommg v1ctory! The lunch bunch! Dan Anderson and Chnsty Bess color the.r world together Students concentrate on the Homecom1ng Parade.12 • HOMECOMING

The beat of Ralntree. The Charlonians march to \"Night on Disco Mountain.\" Fans cheer football team to victory!The burning of the \"J\". Couples enjoy the Homecoming Dance. HOMECOMING • 13

David Matheson ... , #1 hot dog seller! The oomp pa pa of the band. Lori, Barbie, and Cindi are overcome by excitement. Migel Chavez loves to perform! Decorated sidewalks boost our spirit!14 . GET ACQUAINTED

GETACQUAINTED Races, tug-o-war, obstacle course andchug-a-lug were only a few of the events atthe Get Acquainted Assembly. The student-body officers sponsored the event whichwas won by the seniors. The thirst that quenches. The proudest farmer in the sen- ior class is Louis Ballames.The obstacle course gave Pat Lucero a rundown. The spirit takes Jordan to a win.The crowd enjoys the Get Acquainted Assembly. GET ACQUAINTED . 15

GET ACQUAINTED The Get Acquainted Assembly provided many exciting events for the student body to watch. The various grades competed against each other wtth the seniors as the victors. The Get Acquainted Assembly is a tradition at Jor- dan and is sponsored by the student body offi- cers. Mrs. Lovato takes a crash course on physiology! The most ong1nal k1ss. The b1g wheels keep turmn' at the Get Acqua1nted Assembly16 • GET ACQUAINTED

\"Enriched\" students find themselves in the \"dough\". The agony of defeat.You make my melon water, Cory Barber! Scott Silcox rece1ves h1s breakfast in one gulp! GET ACQUAINTED • 17





JORDAN OlYMPICS=KEEN COMPETITION Jordan High Olympics were held onJanuary 12, 1979. This is a traditionalassembly that is held for class compe-tition. Some events were: marshmellowstuff, JUmp rope, relay race, licoricekiss, marshmellow dip, and jello snarff.The seniors were this year's Olymp1cChamps. Shelly Thome f1nds 1ello to be great for a morn1ng snackStacey Welch competes 1n marshmellow stuff. Tammy Thompson and Jerry Steadman go for a hconce kiSS. Tammy Lemonds JUmps for Jordan Allyson Denn1son uses her leg power.20 . JORDAN OLYMPICS

Greg Hyde finds transportation eas1er these days by ··three-wheeling:·Nolan Fowles f1lls up on a marshmellow snack from Deanna Boynton.Randy Costanza IS full of hot a1r .Tannmy Payne has the sw1ng of th1ngs. JORDAN OLYMPICS • 21

SENIOR WEEK Senior Week was filled with many exciting events forSeniors. On Wednesday a Great Assembly was put onby the Seniors, \"Smokey and the Bandit\" was shownon Friday, and the Senior Hop was Saturday night. One of the highlights was an original composition byour own class president, Cory Barber. Sen1ors wear short shorts Seniors Disco Students see the K1ng Tut exh1bit22 • sENIOR WEEK

Sen1ors are a Barrel of Monkeys Two scoops of Raisins Hey! Who wants my garter? SENIOR WEEK • 23

Debbie Chorlton sw1ngs at Sen1or Hop Marlene Day enJOYS danc1ng.Royalty: Karla Denison; Cory Barber, K1ng; Melyn Crapo, Queen; Hal Cooper, Pnnce; Dixie Olsen, Pnncess; Danny Brklac1ch; CorinneAnderton, Duchess; Jody Chavez, Duke.

SENIOR HOP On December 9th. Senior Week ended with Sentor Hop. The Senior Class Offtcers sponsored the dance with the group \"FUN\" providing the music.Cory Barber and Miguel Chavez presents roses to DeannaBoynton. Mtguel Chavez tells everybody about Senior Hop.Dtxie Olsen wtth date Danny Brklactch. FUN's lead stnger had a lot of soul Sentor Hop • 25

DOG PATCH After a week of competing in chopping-wood, baking cakes, andsewing patches on guys' pants, Merrill Strate and Karen Homerwere chosen for Little Abner and Daisy Mae. ROCKWATER ac-companied the dance with fantastic music and amazing fire andsmoke. Mark Terry pays Jod1 Thorn a v1sit at the ja11. Dav1d Matheson gets down and boogies! M1ke Johnson and Tammy Bednank get \"h1tched \" at Dog Patch.26 • DOG PATCH

Karen Homer and Merrtll Strate were Da1sy Mae and Little Abner.ROCKWATER prov1ded the music for Dog Patch. Students get 1nvolved w1th Dog Patch. DOG PATCH • 27\"Marryin\" Sam\" Noble had a busy night.

Pnncess Kelly Eggen escorted by Todd Savage.Queen Cherne Hyde escorted by Pat Lucero.Couples enJOY the dancing at Sweethearts' Ball. Duchess Susan Koehler escorted by Dave Olsen~·•• Wtnter scene sets mood for lovers.28 • sWEETHEART'S

SWEETHEART'S BALL \"Our Day Will Come\" was the theme for the 1979Sweethearts' Ball. The gym was decorated with hearts,cupids, and a winter scene. Souvenior provided the mu-sic.The night moves on w1th a faster beat. SWEETHEART'S • 29

ASSEMBLIESStudents part1c1pate '\" school assemblies. She smgs like a b1rd. Cheerleaders rest the~r enthus1asm The banJO man talks to the aud1ence30 . ASSEMBLIES

This year's assemblies were certainlydiverse. They provided music, laughs anddrama for our entertainment. The bestassemblies were provided by our own Jor-dan High 'talent.' A typ1cal spirit assembly.Mr. Ash conducts an assembly. Day Wages' one-man band. Jeff Hepner heart1ly handles a \"dog... ASSEMBLIES . 31

STOMPS [JStomps were held on and sponsoredby:Cheerleaders ....... September 1, 1978GAA Club ......... September 30, 1978Letter Club .......... October 14, 1978VICA Club ........... October 28, 1978Drama Club ........ December 22, 1978Band ................January 27, 1979Baseball .............. March 23. 1979Election .................April 20, 1979 , The exc1tement of a stomp! Shauna Tidwell sp1es a dude.32 • sTOMPS

Shontell Christensen has the beat.Dracula finally shows up. Someth•ng's got a hold of me!. STOMPS . 33

NATIONAl NEWS BRIEFS HEADLINES President Carter signed the measure to extend the deadline tor the ratification of the ERA Amendment. The deadline was e~­ tended for three years and three months. If the ERA Amendment is ratified, there will be total equality.The land to establish the country of Israel was given to The famous ventriloquist Edgar Bergen died in Las Vegas in Sep·the war-torn Jews two decades ago. The land had tember. Mr. Bergan started his career in Vaudeville with hisbelonged to the Arabs, who were naturally resentful , beloved \"dummy\" Charlie McCarthy. Mr. Bergen lightened ourbut not well-organized enough to pack much power days . .. with laughter.into their objection. Now, years later, and after con-stant fighting, two of the major parties involved in the The well-known artist and illustrator Norman Rockwell died at thecomplex situation, are considering a peaceful settle- age of 84. Mr. Rockwell's freckled-face boys, pig-tailed girls andment of the land conflict. The two leaders of Egypt and kindly doctors depicted an American small town as he wanted itIsrael, Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin , were trying to be. The legend of Norman Rockwell will live on as his paintingsto bridge the hate and hostility; hoping to give their continue to be reproduced throughout the world.people a more optimistic future. We cheer their effortsbecause the hot spots in the Middle East are hookedtogether with a fuse that could ignite and shatter theworld. Anwar Sadat , Jimmy Carter. Menachem Begin conclude a day at the Peace Talks.34 • SPECIAL SECTION

Two major religious events occurred in 1978. The First Presiden- cy of the L.D.S. Church revealed that every worthy man (regard- less of race or color) may receive the priesthood and its auth- outy. John Paul I died of a massive stroke just 33 days after he had been chosen as the Roman Catholic Pope. Church Cardinals met together to select a new pope to lead the 700 million Roman Catholics. Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II, became the first Polish Pope in history.She was born at 11:47 p.m. with a lusty yell,and it was a cry heard around the brave new~orld. Louise Brown, blond, blue-eyed andJUst under six pounds, was the first child inhistory to be conceived outside of her moth-er's body. Her birth was in a British milltown. The event was variously hailed as amedical miracle, an ethical mistake and the~eginning of a new age of genetic manipula-tion. SPECIAL SECTION • 35

Did you say: Did you see:\"Keep your eyes on your fries\" - McDonalds Mork and Mindy''I'm a pepper\" - Dr. Pepper Happy Days\"My bologna has a first name\" - Oscar Mayer Love Boat\" Mikey\" - LIFE cereal Fantasy Island\" Yummies ... mmmmm\" - Yummies Starskey & Hutch Charlies Angels Eight is Enough What 's Happening Welcome Back Kotter LaVerne and Shirley Two popular fads were wearing Tee sh~rts wtth ''wtld and crazy\" saytngs and BEETDIGGER vtsors Did you hear: Dona Summer - \" McCarther Park \" Ann Murry - \"You Needed me\" Foreigner - \" Double Vision\" Ambrosha - \" That's How Much I Feel\" Nick Gelder - \" Hot Child in the City \" Exile - \"Kiss You All Over\" Kenny Loggins - \" Whenever I Call you Friend\" Rolling Stones - \" Beast of Burden \" Foxy - \"Get On\" Geno Beneli - \"I Just Want to Stop\"36 • SPECI AL SECTION

Danc1ng D1sco 1s number one. THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT The \"beat\" went on with Disco being a part of our after school entertainment. The girls showed up in disco skirts and Danskin tops, while the guys wore vests and Angel Flight slacks. Dancin' Disco was a great way to meet guys or gals or just to pick up a few new steps. With more discoteques being opened, disco dancing was fast becoming a favorite American past time. The years most popular flicks: Grease Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Heaven Can Wait Foul Play Almost Summer The Big Fix Corvette Summer T.G.I.F. Hooper Animal House The Boys From Brazil SPECIAL SECTION • 37

THE DATING GAMESince most students start dating in highschool, the average date tends to get a littleboring. SO when you're in a creative datingmood, just get out your BEETDIGGER andchoose from a variety of creative dates. Gordon and Allee head for the refreshment stand. Debbie Tark tells her friends how to get a MAN! DATING IN GRUBBIESWhen you don't feel like dressing up, here are some creative datesyou might try:1-Bike riding in the canyons Jody Lundstrum asks Steve Lee for a date2-Go sand jumping3-Go mountain climbing4-Have a water balloon fight5-Go on a hayride6-Go kite flying on a windy day7-Have a food fight8-Go to the zoo9-Piay croquet at night with flashlights10-Go ice blocking at a nearby park38 • SPECIAL SECTION

CREATIVE DATING Below are listed ten creative ways to ask someone for a date. When you are out of ideas, try some of ours on for size! 1-A singing mail-gram. 2-Send the question in a puzzle 3-Send a postcard 4-Have a treasure hunt 5-A fictitious court summons 6-A cordial invitation 7-Kidnap your date 8-Give a coupon for a free date 9-Send a letter 10-The want-ads. Stomps were a great place to get a date. David, Randy, Ronald ask advice on how to ask someone for a date.CASUAL DATINGBelow are a few SENSATIONAL ideas for a casualdate! 1-Ride the Heber Creeper 2-Visit a wax museum 3-Attend the state fair 4-Have a banana-split making contest 5-Build an igloo dunng the winter months 6-Color in coloring books 7-Go water skiing. 8-Have a taffy pull 9-Go canoeing at the nearest lake. 10-Visit a ghost town. SPECIAL SECTION • 39

WHATS NEW AT JORDAN? Many new and exciting things are happening atJordan! We were told to keep our \"eyes on ourfries,\" and to not drive our cars to school toconserve energy. You could catch the trend offashion by a Saturday night drive down State.Foreign students attended school while they ad-ded culture to Jordan.Debbie, Cindy. Barb1e, and C1ndi sooth their Big Mac attacks. K1m Roth models the new trend of fash1on. Steffan. Micky, and V1cki show off a CLASSY Thunderbird'40 • SPECIAL SECTION

The layered look included blousey-belted sh1rts and stove pipe pants. cowel-necked sweaters and calf-length skirts. Fashion is on the upchmb 10 populanty-and price! As1an Students and Fnends: Chathy Khuu, R1chard Lee. K1m Le, Song K1m, Joann Ottman, Karen Sm1th, Somsak Somch1t, Chou Hong, Lee Vang, Chae Kim, Bill Sorenson, Lynn Jen sen.You can always find excitement up State Street on the week-ends! We have more sp1nt w1th the Sp1rit Club! Special Sect1on • 41







SPIRIT CLUB The Spirit Club supports all functions in the school. They try to create spirit in the school. The club consists of approximately 100 students. The advisors are Miss Done and Miss Conkling. Spint Club wraps g1fts for santa. Sp1nt Club, enthusiastiC over school activities. Sp1nt Club gets ready for Christmas.OdeI'I'IC. ERS-Collette Stromberg. Pres1dent; Sharon Charlton. V1.ce Pres1.·Canrrti,eTGe1'rleess.a SHeacrrewtaarrdy• Historian ·• Joy Clark · Hand Movements; and (missing).

CHARLONIANSMany early morning and after school practices led lonians were asked to march at the basketballour Charlonians to second place in state competi- games! The Charlonians would like to thank the stu-tion. For the first time in Jordan's history, the Char- dentbody for their support in cheering at the games and competition. Deanna Boynton Cindy Brown Michelle Butkov1ch Tara Coggle Ron Cannon A Charloman spec1a1ty! Susan Ada1r Marlene Day Stacey Demas Analee Enckson Ang1e Hadley Robyn Johnson LeeAnn Amsworth D1ane Adams Theresa Blomquist Shelley Bodtcher46 • CHARLONIANS

LeeAnn, Deanna. and Rori fly h1gh!Chris Meadows The Charlonians reach for perfect1on! Angi ThomosonKathi Mulliner MichelleMarcyne NielsonDebbie Parker VanEkelenburgStacy Reece Geesette WaltersKathi Simonson Valaine Whetman Celia Willette Linda Woodruff CHARLONIANS • 47

CHARLONIANSCharlon1ans get headaches. Marlene Day JUmpmg for h1gh sp1rts. Even C1ndy Brown plays w1th balloons.48 • CHARLONIANS