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Jill Korpi Mike LokeCarolyn Lomoreoux Ryon Larsen Mork Lester Patricio Lewis Jessica Lind Chris Lindsey John Linford Ronnie Uppon \"Are you amused?\"90/FRESHMAN

Jenny UtsterAaron LloydDaniel LloydShannon lloydWendy Lockwood Michelle Loeffler Jeff Lofgren Lorraine Longmore Brandi Luckou Jeremy MadsenTravis ManessPot MotsumoriMay Ann Matsuokacorey MatthewsDerek MaughanStacey MaxwellScott MayNicole MabeyPaul MayoShelino McAfeeCosey MclffCarol MclffTommy McKeoBonnie McNealWendy McNeesBobbie McNemarDoni MeadowsBlaine MechamTodd MechamRobert Mechling 91

David Mickelson Angie Miyasaki Monice Moffat Toby Monioco Usa Montgomery Mike Montoya laura Moon Usa Morgan Eugene Mortenson Dole Martinsen Jenny Mortimer Andrea Morton Wesley Moss Joson Mumford Suzy Murdock Curt Myrick Scott Nerdin Mark Newkirk Noelle Nielson Rick Nielson Christine Norton Eddie Numbers Troy Oborn Steve Oldham92

Brad OlesonMary OlsonTony OmJohn OsbornDavid OstlerCloy PoolTonya Parl<erBecky Parl<erKaylynne Parl<erRobert ParsonsAlan PaxtonKaylene PeacockKim PedersonMtcheUe PenningtonBrian PerryTami Haslam. Tiffany Porter. M1ssy Veenendool help eoch other out with a history assignment FRESHMAN/93

C. Rob Perry Alan Peterson Eric Peterson Mike Pfannerstil Tim Polad Tiffany Porter Jason Pot ter Jaime Poulos Heidi Poulson Curtis Pouyer Lori Powel Krissy Prince Usa Pulsipher Mel Quinn Robyn Rasmussen Wondra RatUff Kurt Recond David Redmond Julie Reed Mark Reich Kathy Rhodes Shane Richardson MicheUe Riches Randal Rigby Ted Rigler Terra Roberts Leslie Robison Melanie Rose Jay Ross Cindy Rowe94

Kim SalazarRobert SavilleDon SchiessCathy SchollmeyerMark SchultzAmy ScotlandBrandon ScottSandra SeipelKristen ShawLourie ShinerJason ShortJamie SineMike SkousenKim SlaymakerRocio SotoKeniya SpackmanJames SteinagelCothi StokerShane StotternRuth SummersNicole SwanSandi SwensonMichael TannerCherolyn TateDanette TobernoDeAnn TaylorShay TaylorBrett ThompsonMelanie ThomeLori Thurgood FRESHMAN/95

Freshman Tara Tiedeman Jennifer Taale Wendy Tregeagle Young Troung Francelia Ukestine Adam Uribe Jill Usher H. F. VanHorn Missy Veenendaal Ron VIgil Mitch Vincent Carrie Vlsher Lane Voightlaender Brad Wallace James Watt Steve Watts Brett Wayman Scott Weaver Sharon Weaver Richard Webb

Wendy WeightJames WhiteAndy WhytockDavid WiddisonKoylene WilcoxTina Will<esJustin Wilf10msScott WinsonDavid WilsonJeH wasonLoU WilsonDavid WsieChristy WisslerBrent WoodleyJoNoe WooleyDerin WorthenWade YorkDiona YoungRenee Zohn FRESHMAN/97

/\ Matt Milne holds the boll while Lyle Hard1ng kicks for a field goal9

you had to be there Diggers Unite to show their spintWhitney Pannier cheers tor her mighty Beet-diOgers In the past. the only sports that sp 0 rts\/.ou had to be l'n .received good support and rec-ognition were football. boys' T~basketball. and gymnastics. Butthis year. in addition to thesethree. interest in other sports in-creased. More students werewilling to spend after schoolhours practicing and workingout. and more students went tocompetitions to watch theirfriends and support the teams.Whether you were a player or aspectator. being involved in ath-letics built spirit. pride. and unity.

Bojak's Last Season:Varsity Takes 3rd In State!Our 28 to 6 victory over Tooele in Team turned out to be one of thethe Quarter Finals surprised many of best teams of recent times. Wethe football experts throughout the missed a chance at the statestate. In the post season, the Beet- championship by only tour points.diggers having received many hon- With only tour returning startersors being selected to the all area. all from 1984, people were not antici-region and all state teams were: pating such a fine season. TheJohn Bankhead. Matt Bentley. Lyle group of young men showed tre-Harding. Mike Murry, and Wayne mendous dedication and workedSears. Russ Nelson was all area. Hon- extremely hard both in the ott sea-orable mention all Region went to son and during the season to ac-Pierre McNamara. Russ Nelson. complish a third place finish in theSteve Silcox. and Ken Trujillo. State Championship.The teams success was a result of The season started with a 13-7the outstanding performances by victory over the 4-A Alta Hawks. Ourthese players. and many who did trip to Colorado spread the Beet-not receive these post season hon- digger name to the other side of theors but played with intensity. heart. Rockies with a 41-0 victory in Grandand pride. All of these young men Junction. The three region victorieswill look back over the years with by a combined score of 112 to 6proud hearts and upholding the fine showed that we would be a forcetradition of BEETDIGGER FOOTBALL! to be reconed with. in the StateThe 1985 Beetdigger Football Tournament. It's au n your honds. Russ Nelson Mike Murry gets them all off the1r feetl100/FOOTBALL

Jordons penetrating defense is on the prowlWayne Sears prepares to smash the quarterback from Murray. Freshman knock'em cOld. Russ \" crazy legs\" Nelson gans extra yards \1 FOOTBALL/ 101

Russ NelsOn. the man. the machine. the myth. the legend. Mike Murry takes over the \"T\" \"Let go you pervert.\" says Duaine Scadlock as he gains extra yardage against Murray. bock row AI Watrin. Cieri< War'tt..er. Steve Chnstensen. Jared Bentley. Kary Wawrzyook. Enc Turnbow. Darren Crystal. Pierre McNamara. Rick Bojak third row Scott Deuel. Tony Beckstead. Russ Summers. Mark Lofgren. Rob Saxey, Troy Jenkins. Randy Erickson. Mike Thorne. John Zdunich. Daryl Peterson second row Russ Nelson. Lyle Hard1ng, Troy Haslam. Jame Fulmer. Jason Judd. Duo1ne Scadlack. Han Broadhead. Steve Silcox. Ryan Hansen. Mike Murry. Scott Wheelwright. first row: Matt Milne. Brenl Klyoto. Brent Hawkins. Bill Helbert. Ken Truj1llo. Shown Mower. Dove James. Matt Bentley. Wayne Sears. John Bankhead.102/VARSITY FOOTBALL

.. J.V. On The Move! The Junior Varsity team is made games ended with the Diggersup of Juniors and Sophomores. This ready to score as time ran out. The victories and outstanding individualteam is the final preparation for performances show great promisemany of these players before Varsi- for the future of DIGGER FOOTBALL.ty participation. This season saw theJ.V. quarterback. Toad Jenkins What was the best thing aboutmove up the Varsity team and lead football this year?the Diggers into the State Semi-Fin- \"Goin' to the turf and I'd Like toals. go back next year.\" The outstanding J.V . player was -Darrin CrystalDaryl Peterson. Daryl played tightend and Quarterback on offense Team captains: John Bankhead. Matt Bentleyand linebacker on' defense. The and Matt Milne lead the team in a goodseason had many good memories. stretch routine before the game against West.Both the Tooele and the Judge I• eeTakn' a few minutes to catch their breath otter a tough ploy. J.V. FOOTBALL/103

Working Hard Playing Tough! The Sophomore Football Tearn The Freshman Football Tearnhad an outstanding season. This tal- didn't win many games this year, but they learned many lessons. Oneented group makes the future of of them was to never give up. ThisJordan Football bright. The Sopho- paid off in their single win of the sea-more Tearn this year showed their son, defeating Bingham 20-16.awesome talent by almost being Bingham had defeated the mini-undefeated through the whole sea- Diggers earlier in the season 14-0.son. Many of these players were What was the best thing aboutmoved up and made contributions Football this year?to the Varsity season. \"We have good seasons, we have What was the best thing about bad seasons. this year was a badFootball this year? season. But next year we'll soar to-\"Winning and killing the Quarter- greater heights.\"back!\" -Mike Skousen and Jason Chase -John JohnsonPunting tor o winning season. Bock row: Rusty Eyre. Chris Gee. Kotten Keener. Jeff Grant. Eric Turnbow. Jamie Fullmer. Scott Deuell. Middle row Molt Schm1dl. Chod Moughon. Doug Fryer. Mike Crone. Poul GoH. Shoun Show. Greg Hogen Front row Steve Christensen. Mike Thorne. Jared Bentley. Kory Wowrzyn· iok. John Coyle. Travis Bircumshow. ond Darren Gotherum.104/SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL

Freshman d'~ggers get ready for the ploy. Looking for a winning pass. Struggling h1s way through the defensive teamBock row Joson Ainsworth. Tony Jenkins. David Ostler. Mice Hilbig. Tracy Cowdel. BobbyGilgon. Matt Brady. Blo1ne Mecham. Ke1th Norris. Erie Peterson. Middle row Scott Jensen. BrentBasta. Scott Wilson. Dov1d Bendixon. Just1n Bradbury. Matt Greetf. Thad Conrad. Joey Butko-vich. Troy Oborn. Front row: Allen Paxton. Robert Seville. Curt Myrick. Joson Jarvis. DuaneDespain. Joson Hatton. Aaron Bell. Todd Mecham. Mike Skousen. Nathan Ash FRESHMEN FOOTBALL/105

Volleyball Girls Only Volleyball is a fast and ex- citing game. It requires a great deal of teamwork. These girls practiced many long and hard hours; they showed a lot of pride and tal- ent for the game. This year we gained a new coach, Ms. Farnsworth. \"She knows a lot about playing and is a good coach,\" said Angie Wilkinson. These fine ladies worked to their fullest potential and we were proud of the way they represented Jordan. laurel Heder and Angie Wilkinson prepare to fight back. ''I'll catch you lisa Myrick!\" said Jody Gard- ner.106/VOLLEYBALL •

Set To Winl VARSITY Laurel Hader. Julie Vargason. Angie Woodley. Angie Wilkinson. Kathy Gilgen. Ken - dace Marchant. Usa Myrick. Jody Gardner. Not pictured: Kim Marchant. Heidi Anderson. JV.. Wendy McNees. Sheri Weaver. Kathy Gigen. Julie Yorgason. Bekki Atchley. Stacie Beck\tead. Natalee W~ey. Torv Fitzgerald. Bekki Banford. Kandace Marchant. Robin Forbes. Jonetta Graber (Manager) Not shown· Rachel Conde; Manager. Kim Marchant. Heidi Ander- son.Ang~e Woodley shows her skill. VOLLEYBALL/ 107

We ''Love// This year's Boy's Tennis teambrought out and showered off theoutstanding power of Jordan Tennis.With determination our team im-proved their movements andturned them into fast moving ac-tion. Congratulations Boy's TennisTeam for your outstanding perfor-monee.Aaron Bell. Shown Linnebach. James Chris-tensen. Brett Gardner. Mark Christensen.Scott Crystal. Monty Bird. Mono Sithivong.Sterling Parker. Mike Christensen. Blaine De-Haan. Sparky. Mike Christensen.108/BOYS TENNIS

Tennis The 1985-86 Girl's Tennis had a great chance to be accomplished players this year. Jordan High's Girls Tennis Team qualified all 7 members for state . Girls Tennis - You've come a long way baby. Bock row: Aliso Motsumori. Jennifer Toole. Heather Ash Front row Kristin Hair. LeeAnn Deem. Chnsti Brown. Troci McCoy. Manteo Moes. Not piCtured Cincy Grygla GIRLS TENNISI 109

Golf: Just Puttin' Around No ''Putt'' Intended ,.;r On the first day of school. only afew sports had already started. andthat day golf joined the band-wagon. By the second week after •they started. they encounteredtheir first match. This schedule con-tinued all through the whole firstquarter of the school year with atotal of about 10 matches plus re-gion, with 5 at home and 5 away Anyone who has only played min-iature golf has just an inkling of howthe real thing is. It's a fun sport. butthere is no playing around whenyou're against another school hop-ing to bring back a victory. It takeswit. skill. good spacial perception, akeen eye. good timing. and all ded up. The team with the lowestaround know-how of the game. score wins. This year in region our The home course is Mountain team took third.View. and other courses are· Glen- Under half of the team membersdale, Rosepark. McRiley, and a few lettered this year. Good jobothers. Everyone supplies their own golfers!!!equipment, and they wear theirown street clothes to the matches. Upper lett: Russ Childs makes the final putt ofThe schools they played were: the game.Judge, Toole. South, West, and Mur- Bottom right· Roy Johnstun shows his profes-ray. Two players from each school sionol skillgo off in a foursome and one teamkeeps score of the other team's Top Joson ShOrt. Don Haueter. Uzette Doug·score. This lasts 3-4 hours with each los. Shone Crump and Russ Childs Bottom BrOif'l Oleson. Shown Freemon. and Roy John-hole 400-500 yards apart and the stun Not ptetured Corey Powel. Even Mles.average score being about 44. Som McCan. Tyler Heemyer. Brooks Bowden. David Beu11er. Cooch Brody.After everyone has finished, all thescorecards are taken and the 4best scores from each team are ad-110/GOLF

Jordan Catthts Tht ~aut! The Jordan High Swimming and Div1ng team started this year with 31 newcom- ers and 9 second year swimmers. The determination of our team led to many great and wonderful things. All goals set by our coach. Dough Golding. were reached. One of these goals was to go to state. Those that went to state were: Wade Prince. Garrett Prince. and Toni Blakely who were all in diving. As a whole our year turned out better than last year in every way. All records from our previous year were shattered and many of the team's individual goals were achieved. We are expecting to reach even higher goals next year and become a part of JORDAN'S WINNING TRADITION. •Underwater pitcher token by Gerold Callahan Bock: Wade Prince. Garrett Pr1nc~ . Lee Rasmussen. Hoo Ngu, Chris Cono. Matt Doyle. Scott Stromberg, Tony Zickello. Kory Wawrzyniak. Kirt Brown. Mike Visser. Cory Turner. Randy Adelman. Middle. Scott Griffith. Russell Thornock. Paul Hirst. Eric Vargas. Shay Tolar. Cathy Coldwell. Brent Basta. Koylynn Strebel, Jessica Lind. Elizabeth Gorztize. Cherrie Joseph. Angelo Doyle. Coach Golding. Bottom: Kim Garner. Laurel Heder. Toni Blakely, Deanna Taverna. Chelli Rasmussen. Tina Derricott. Moren Hartmann. Korie Visher. Not shown: Carino Boettcher. Matthew Graeff. and Michelle Kokkolo. 111

Varsity Basketball This years basketball team was a ment hungry for the only team they had not yet beaten. Coach Halesuccessful one. The varsity started worked the team hard the weekoff the year by taking 2nd place in before the tournament concentrat-the Lehi annual Thanksgiving tourna- ing on the transition game. The dayment. Things seemed to slow down had come the team was ready for athough when region play started win they wanted perhaps morelosing their first 4 region games. Then than any other that night Jordanit all started coming together after beat West 64-62. A day later theya long deserved win over Tooele faced South for the region 6 cham-but only to lose their next game pionships title in a literal fight. Jordanagainst West. Then Tuesday Febru- was defeated 54-45. Mike Nanceary 11 . 1986 the Jordan Beetdiggers was name.d to the Region 6 team asunleashed a chain of powerful wins a guard. and the team was award-on region six. All teams were beat. ed 2nd place. Advancing to the state tournament in hopes of facingthe first to fall was Murray, Judge. South one more time.South. and again Tooele. The teamadvanced to the Region tourna- Bock row: Rusty Eyre. Andrew Pond. Mike Murry. Aaron Crookston. Ttm Bnmholl. Mork Powell. Front row Joson Kokkolo. Ryan Smith. Russ Childs. Mike Nance. Greg Gagon. Scott Hermansen . Missing in the picture: John Jackson. Ryon Smith. \"I Dore You\" Russ Childs. Looks for the open man.112/VARSITY BASKETBALL

Andrew Pond. Make's the two potnts. Mike Noce. Ploys hard defense. Rusty Eyre go'es for the free shot VARSITY BASKETBALL/113

Jordans JV team was a strong season in 1st place with an 8 and 2team led by Coach Newbold. The record.team placed 2nd in the annualThanksgiving tournament . The team Mike Kokokolo. go'es for the two points.also finished the regular Region 6 H.F attempts o squat shot Bock row Scott Hermoansen. Rusty Eyre. Eoron Crookston. Tim Bnmhol. Joson Koko- kolo. Russ Childs. First row Scott Deuel. Shone Crump. Make McKey. Ryan Timnck. Greg Go- gon. Daive Pond. Bill Noble looks for on opening114/J.V . BASKETBALL

Scott Nardin, Robert Dekorver. Keith Norris. Aaron BelL Troy Oborn, Donny Haueter. Steve Watts. H.F Vanhorn. Bill Noble, Joey Butko- vich, Duane Despain Mike Noce. looks for the open man. Underclassmen Worked HardJoson Kokkolo, dunk's for two. Sophomore Basketball practice sen commented, \"It was fun while it started at 6:00a.m. and went until lasted.\" the starting of school. Scott Crystal said. \"It was a lot better to have The baby beets even tried their practice early because we then luck at basketball. There were 11 had our afternoons and evenings members who were dedicated and free.\" Coach Demill enjoyed work- worked hard to reach their own per- ing with these fine athletes. he also sonal goals. Coach Brady said. said they had a lot of desire and \"They improved near the end of the season. talent to play. Some of the Sophomore players We are proud of both teams for the effort they put forth to repre- were also on the JV and Varsity sent Jordan. team; this presented a little problem Bock row David Pond, Nathan Ash, Ryan Tim- because they weren't used to play- rick, Coach Demill. Shown Linboch, Scott Cry- ing with each other. Steve Christen- stal. SOPHOMORE/FRESHMEN B.B./115

Top L toR Devn Willtams. Ken Eddington.Layne Ruffel. John \" Hid-Himself\" Monto ya.Mike McKea. David Wilson. and Brian Camp-bell. Middle: Devro Eddington. Usa Mac e .Matt Keener. Kristy Wilson. and Joimle Poulos.Odd Row: Koren Evenson and Mary Harmon.Bottom: Darren Wilson. Mike Numbers.Tommy McKea. Jeff Jensen. and Sean Lor-son. Missing · RiChard Stuck. Derek Maughan.and Joel Steadman. What is the sport that takes will-power. neverending endurance.stamina. and strength? The answerto that is cross country running! Since there weren't as many girlsthis year, all of them were on thevarsity team. The boy's teams, how-ever. were divided into junior varsityand varsity teams. The team as a whole are requiredto have physical as well as mentalstrength to escape the pressures ofincreasing skill and building power.They ran to the very brink of exhaus-tion. past the point of agony thatdictates the difference between awinner and a loser. This year these dedicated ath-letes bettered their time, breezedby others, and finished strong in theirmoments of victory. which weremany. The season lasted for ap-proximately 3 months. At the regionmeet. all the teams took region andthrough this accomplishment, wentto state. They had great runningtimes and everyone felt they hadput forth their most powerful effort. They would like to thank every-one for their support throughout theseason . Tommy McKoa flashes her fans a c heesy grin. Koren Evenson is jetting the pave.116/CROSS COUNTRY

Wrestling The Jordon Wrestling team hod some greatachievements 1n the 1985-86 season- In De-cember the team took 4TH in a tough 16 teamtournament at West High. Wes Machan. JuanArce-Lorreto and Matt Bentley took 1ST place while Ken Trupllo took 2ND. A week later in another 16 team tournament.Matt Bentley and Juan Arce-Lorreto repeatedtheir post performance with a pair or 1ST places while Ken Trujillo placed 3RD. In January the team brought home the 2NDplace trophy otter the competition at the Jor-don Invitational. Individual 1ST place honors wentto Sean Challis. Matt Bentley, and Ken Trujillo. TheRegion 6 tournament brought more honors to theteam as Juan Arce-Lorreto. Matt Bentley andKen Trujillo all took the championship and SeanChallis was runner-up. In winning Region. MattBentley was one step closer to on undefeatedseason at 18-0. The teams final standing also went to Mike Crone. Mike Lloyd, More Lofgrenand Julio Jarvis. Congratulations to th1s group of fine wrestlers.We would like to thank them for all the hardwork. effort and energy that was required toperform at this level of competition.Varsity Team BACK ROW Coach Andrus. Joson Saville,Mrke Lloyd, More Lofgren. Matt Bentley, Ken Trujillo.Julio Jorv1s FRONT ROW Juan Arce-Larretta, SeanChallis. Mike Crane. Bruce Waft. Toby Monaco. RobertSaville. Coach May Asst Coach Jeff MaceToby Monaco paces the floor just before h1s finalmatch at RegionJ.V. Team BACK ROW Jeff Lofgren, Marlon Elred.FRONT ROW Joson Jiles. Curt Myrick. Don Mortimer.Robert HendriCksonBefore the whistle, Jordon wrestler concentrates on allhis possible moves. WRESTLINGI 117

YOSH Jordan GymnasticsMicheRe Ashby stnkes a pose dunngher floor rout1neBock Row: Michelle Ashby. Angle Wil- Teresa Elkins performs a move thatkins. Debbie Paxman. Koylene Pea- makes her a top gymnastcock. Angie Miyasaki, Jonel Borino.Jenny Winder. Kim Hall, Andree Cook. Coaches Mrs. Bauer and Miss Burningham.Jennifer Toole MICk:Jie Row· Jodi Gord-ner. Christine Hall, leAnn Deam.Heather Crowl, Tereso Ellons. CindyGrygla. Christine Anderson. Pam CookFront Row· Becky Reich. Cindy Rowe,Katie Thompson. Tiffany Pater. Borb1Palmer. Missing: Kim Knudsen118/GYMNASTICS

Senior Jody Gardner says. \"Look. mom. no hands!\" Barbi Palmer says. \"Mother may I toke one scissor hop?\" With high hopes for a successful season the Jordan gymnastics began practices in Febru- ary and carried out on through April. There were new routines which included greater dif- ficulty over previous years. Practices consisted of two and a half to three hour work outs five days a week on specific events: bars, vault, beam, and floor exercises. The teams word YOSH means good luck. The captains of the team were Teresa Elkins, Jody Gordner, Debbie Paxman. and Michelle Ashby. Special thanks went to coaches Corinne Burningham, Karlene Bauer, Chad Sayers, and Kenny Gilgen. who helped the gymnasts achieve the goal of \"Always being better than themselves.\" Mrs. Price was missed this year very much.Managers and spotter· Marnie Shalz. Jami Medsker. Gale Sayers. Pam Sides. andKon Gilgen. GYMNASTICSI 119

Women's Basketball Congratulohons to the f<XKih place reg.on cham- pons This year's team was great We ol wOfked very hard as IndividualS to pUI together to be a team. We had a hard tme ot the begn'llng of the season. but Wlth the help of ou sensotoonol coaches. More Hunter and !W Noble. and the long hard prochces we fnoty stated to gon voctory After playng ten pre-season games and tacking ten regoon games we had the opporlur'llly to go to state We lost <XK frst two games. but stl had a great tme JUSI beog lher.e The senoas of the team. Suson Hordng. Shorece Peterson. Cindy Goold. Am.e Holmes. and Lisa Myr- ick would like to hand down ther un•forms. jump ropes. water bottles. ladders. brUises and bod knees to the JuniOrs. Sophomores. and Freshmen of next year's team And most of all w•sh them the best of luck The captain. Shorece Peterson. and Co-coptain. Angle Woodley, would hke to soy thank you to the coaches for all of lhe~r time and patience and the team for making th1s year the best year ever. J.V.: Back row Marc Hunter. Brandi Adams. Cindee Set terberg. Wendy McNees. Carmen Bro wn. Tammy McKea. Kristin Hair. Bill Noble Front row Wendy Bullock. Michelle Riches. Heather Ash. Alice Mortmer. Stacey Maxwell. Terri Linford. Lori Thurgood. Dawn Steele. Terry L.nford shoots for two as Brandl Adams and Dawn Steele awa11 the outcome. VARSITY Back row Marc Hunter. Sharece Pe- terson. Brandt Adams. Ctndee Setterberg. Carmen Brown. Amie Holmes. Susan Harding, Liso Myrick. Tammy McKea. K.J Smtih. Bill No- ble Front row Cindy Goold. Heather Ash. An- g ie Woodley. Terri Linford. Dawn Steele120/WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Just For Kicks Soccer Going into region p lay, things slowed down a little. The team The soccer team. coached by Bill started off with a tie against the Noble, continued to build its winning Murray team, and then another tradition. The team returned seven against Judge. The team suffered starters from last year's team, which many personal injuries - which in- finished third in state play. Four of cluded sprained ankles. broken ribs. the returning starters were on de- stitches. and knee injuries. fense. Despite this, the team had big The team had a great start. beat- wins over South and West. They are ing some excellent 4-A teams in again anticipating a region cham- pre-season. and losing to first place pionship and a trip to the state tour- nament. Woods Cross by only one goa•l. Than Ton dnbbles the boll down for another goal. Bock row John DaviS. Ho Young Kim. Jared Bentley. S1sovoth. Nothen Ash. Kurt Myrick, Marlin Eldidge. Paulo Chriss. Joson Sovtne. Tony Beckstead. Bill Noble. Juan Arcletreto. Matt Bentley. Soren Hansen. Front row· Rich Hendrickson. Dorin Gotherhm. Cory Mottews. H.F. Vanhorn. Than Ton (Manager). Howl Nue. Jon Joseph. John Half, Matt Doyle. Coach.. Noble. Not 1n picture Ass. Coach Yowe. Lyle Harding. Bob Cannon. Dove Pettersson.Bill Noble and Slsovoth set up the net for their Matt Bentley. Curt Myrick. How Nue. and Honext winning game. Young Kim fight for the boll. SOCCER/121

Batter UpBaseball The 1986 Beetdigger Baseballteam anxiously awaits the warmweather of spring to begin play. TheDiggers placed 5th in the state lastyear and hope to have the same orbetter success this spring. Seniors BillHeibert. Matt Milne and Mike Nanceare expected to contribute to thet eams success. Matt Milne explaines the fine paints. Brent Kiyota puts it out of the park.Junior Varsity: 1ST ROW: Chris Guymon. ToddSaxey, Joel Steadman. Chris Gee, KoltenKaner. Scott Deuel. Jeff Grant. Jeff Lauber-shimer 2ND ROW: Kurt Poyer. Gilbert Chavez.Jason Ainsworth. Chad Albany, Jason Jarvis.Brooks Bawden. Paul Goff 3RD ROW: JoeyButkovitch. Ray Johnstun, Mark Torr. SteveClark, Rob Saxey, Mike Thorne varsity: 1ST ROW: Mark Torr. Steve Clark. Lee Thackary, Paul Goff 3RD ROW Chris Gee. Commin at yo says Bill Heibert. Matt Milne. Mike Nance. Bill Hiebert. Mike Kallen Kaner. Scott Deuel. Jeff Grant. Coach Thorne. 2ND ROW: Jason Jarves. Clerk Walk- AI Watrin er. Brent Kiyota. Brooks Bawden. Rob Saxey,122/BASEBALL

One Track Mind As members of the track team you are individuals yet collectively a team, conquering obstacles as a whole and on your own, whether it was a finish line, a hurdle, or your own bodies. Each competitor adds to the overall team is composed of winning men and women who strive to do the best they can. and then push to do a little bit more. But after all the hard work and the sore mus- cles they are able to look back on the season and be proud of what they have accomplished, and we as a student body can also be proud that we are apart of their achievements.Jamie Fulmer throwing the disk for thetrack team.1st row Darren W1lson. Scott Wheelwright. Jeff Kunz. Troy Oborn. Jamie Funmer. Wayne Sears. TRACK/123TOdd Egbert, Brent Hawkins. Eric Peterson 2nd row Heather Fisher. Andree Cook, Troci McCoyMorni Shatz. Eric Turnbow. Canna Boetcher. Chelli Rossmusen. Krishe Wjson, Julie Dolton. KrislieElliott 3rd row Jome Poulos. Nicloe Swan, Roc10 Solo. Layne RuffeD. Eiko Tokeako. Kathy Gilgen.Shay Taylor. Shorodee Bradfield. Jamie Chose. Den1se Parsons 4th row. Keith Norris. DuoineDespain. Lorry Daniels, Joel Gold, Jeff Jensen. Matt Brody. Bobby Gilgen. Nathen Wagner 5th row:Dov1d Wilson. Yuan Chou. Ren Ashton. Jeff Borne. Michelle Riches. Amy Hyde. Lori Powell. ScottDraper, 6th row Dorrell Collins. Paul Mayo. Marl< Reich. Wesley Riches. Raymond Greet. TommieCook. Tomie W11ler 7th row Devro Eddington. Mary Hamon. Doug Fryer. Marl< Lofgen. DarrelPeterson. Dev1n W11110ms. Coach Andrus and Coach Deem.

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you had to be there Who's that behind the flog? Is that the Jordon Digger Bond?Wendy Wright, Leslie Moore and Lourie Brodymove to the beat at halftime.Many students found thatthe best way to get involvedin school is through organiza-tions. Some organizationst•such as the charlonians andrganiZO IOnstwheerebianncdhapregrefoorfmdeadn.ceOst,hleikres0the DECA with Homecoming You had to be in . . . 1and VICA with the ElectionsDance. Other clubs just metand socialized. 125

~ ~: :::~~~ ~ ~=~~~~:!:: .he seventy-five years of place. -Charlonian tradition at Jor- This year the drill team took firstdan High has done the beet place in Region, with scores forproud This year the Charlonians each division in the high 90's. Theyproved to be no acception They also placed 2nd in the State Com-supported our school by performing petition, which was held in Februaryat all the football and basketball In April they went to Boise Idahogames throughout the year. where they put on another excel-They attended several summer lent performance.camps, bringing home the first They were dedicated girls whoplace trophies. Another part of their worked hard this year. Congratula-summer they spent practicing for tions Charlonians we are proud ofparades. They marched in the B.Y.U. you! Also thanks for all the pride youHomecoming parade, taking first brought to us in 1985-86. Chorlonlons sparkle with a style of their own. Bock Row· Cassie Borton, Shellee West. Becky Ekblad, Julie Palmer. Tiffonl Loeffler. Leslie Moore. Tommy Ayers. Melissa Rake. Lana Woodruff, Wendy Wright. Sheri Bellon. Middle row Kathy Albrecht, Louri Brody. Julie Lorson. Debbie Crump. Komi Show. Tanya Coffin. Usa Thompson. Shouno Foils. Front row; Patti Prather. MIChelle Orme. Enn Stout, Becky MoxweD. Jem1fer Davis.126/CHARLONIANS

----------------------------------------------- ------------------- ----=-----=------=-------= The Charlonians cheer the team to victory! Talk about a \"pain in the neck!\" Comments Shellee West and Wendy Wrig ht.Charlonians always put their best foot forward. CHARLONIANS / 12 7

Greg Gogon. President; Mike Murry. Attorney General; Patti Brown. Second Vice; Kolyn Thornwoll. Historian; Scott Stromberg. First Vice; Nicki Burns. Secretory.128/STUDENT BODY OFFICERS

Leaders Of Tomorrow . VICAbottom row Joel Gold Brett Bronnon. Tomoge londreth. VISe! Chonsomone. George TlA'ner, trst row lvloke VICA. stands for Vocational Indus- trial Clubs of America. They strive forlloyd.lus Conos. Enc Scheefng. JoiYl Dow. Angelo Martnez. Joson lomb. .Jevome lucos. Poul Horst. Poul excellence in action and are Ameri-Ne4sen. 0cne1e Brown. Jome Evans. lone Rvffel. second row Tom Grow. Jeff Boggess. Voctono Vontose' ca's new professionals.Danny Brown. l?oberl Pason. Mono Sethivong.Don Mortmer. Trent Jacobson. Jackoe Brown. lvloke ~~ VICA is a difference that works,third row Eroc Hermon. Wayne Austr'l, Derek Watt, Shone Hernbl.ry. Shaul CO!Ison. l?yon West . K J Smith. this is the goal of the members in theGot lucos. fOlA'Ih row JoiYl Hor. Duane lems.l?oonoe Trough. JoiYl Jackson. Rod GOin. Gene VIOCent . Shem club. As members of VICA. they try to improve our state. communityPeterson. Wade YOlk . and most important themselves. By working for a excellence in action. all the members know that the best will be asked from them and only the best is what they and others ex- pect. Some of the ways they prepare for the working world. are the com- petitions that were held in the s~ring. They are tested on many skrlls such as. club business. electron- ics, auto, drafting and cabinet mak- ing. VICA is a work orientated club that prepares its members for the world after graduation. DECAbottom row Kathy Reynolds. MIChelle K()(pi. Harvey Honsen. Mr Wilson. second row; Tao DECA stands for the DistributiveGolightly. Chen Feenstermoker. Fran Kury. Sora Meyers. Lynn Andrews. third row· LeiLoni Horns. Education Clubs of America. TheHeather Ash. Michelle Anderson. Jennifer Spencer. Scott Horrington. Lorry Harston. Evelyn club is to assist in the preparation ofBulkley. fourth row· Todd Soxey. Cory Linton. Jeff Kunz. Lindo Anderson. James Christensen. youth for marketing the field of work.Mike Numbers DECA is a student functioned and directed organization. The elected officers set and carry out plans for the year. They receive leadership training from the state level this helps assist them in performing their duties. Members and officers participate in local. state and national contest. conferences and social events. The opportunity for growth are many. Students carry out sales projects. service projects. dances such as Homecoming, which was another success. They also manage the school book store. The officers for DECA were: Mr. Wil- son-advisor. Harvey Hansen-Presi- dent. Shelly Dea-Vice-president. Larry Harston-reporter. Debbie Pox- man-secretary. Jami Medsker-histo- rian. VICA/DECA/ 129

Sizzling Spirit . Probably most people wonder what all goes into cheer and songlead- ing. The main thing that people don't know about are the summer camps. This year, the varsity and junior varsity went to two camps. one at the Uof Uand the other was held at the USU. The tem- peratures at the U reached 106 de- grees. but they still managed to w1n the competition cheer and the superior tro- phy At USU it rained everyday and they still took the competition cheer. once more. The camps really helped them to support the teams more effectively and give them the much needed spirit. This year we had a slight difference in the set up of cheerleaders and song- leaders. Instead of six of each. we had seven songleaders and six cheer- leaders. Also, our cheerleaders are all seniors. Along with the new faces of these girls. there is a new advisor. She is new at Jordan. This is Ms. Farnsworth These thirteen girls put out a lot of energy and dedication to support our school and athletic teams. We thank youI Varsity Top L. toR. Kathy Lloyd. Jody Gordner. Sandi Tackett (head). and Kim Knudsen. Bottom Ang.e Wilkenson and Teresa Elkins. Song Top L. toR· Kasey Knight. Kristtn Maddox. Usa Mynck. (head) Angie Ayers and Lezlte Crump. Bottom: Whitney Pannier and Angie Tueller.130/C The Cheer and Songleaders create o tricky pyramid to exctte thetr teamr

.It/s Hotl This year the Junior Varsitysquad consisted of nine dedi-cated girls who gave a lot ofthe encouragement needed.They supported the J.V .team's great wins and somedisappointing losses. They cheered for the JVand Sophomore footballteams, basketball, and wres-tling. They also helped thevarsity cheer at the statefootball competition. They attended two camps.They did very well by takingfour superior trophies.J.V.Top L. toR Borbi Polmer. Aimee O~ver. UsaBurn.nghom. Kim Bird. JoNel Borino and TracyGates. Bottom Becky ReiCh (head) ChnshneAnderson. and G1no GyUenskog.Crc-wd queshons JoNel. \"How do you feel?\"JoNel replies. \"I feel good! Oh. I feel so g oodIA UGH/II J.V. CHEERLEADERS/131

Perf[]rming Dance Hats off to the PerfOt'ming Donee Com-pany! The gi(Js were very dedicated through-out the entire year. They replesented andsupported our school w1th an their hearts. SOt'emuscles and exceptional talent. They wel-comed Mrs. Falke as thell' new advisor Shebrought with her a bundle of energy andmany new and exciting ideas The gi(Js were involved 1n many successfUtundraising activities throughout the yearOne which was when they spent the monthof October working at the Haunted Old Mill. Dance Company members were excitedabout their participation in the play \"The Kingand 1.\" And, as always the energy was high inthe spring as they prepared for the annualDance Company Concert. The girls were in-volved in many early and late hours prepar-ing for the performances. Dance Company: \"You give the Beetdig-gers something to be proud of.\"Becky Ch01113. Toni FIIZQO(old, Toni Peck. Gena Gyilensi<OO30Y \"Hey whan going on \" ' Falce?\"Choundole Gotdon. Toni FIIQO(old. Wendy EIQ 30y \"Hey I condo thotll\"wtitney POI'olief. talcng o wetch First row. Jennifer Painxter. Tammy Watts. Toni Fitzgerald. Lisa Burningham. Stephanie Oliver. Toni Peck. Kristin Young. Annette Whitney Pannier. Gina Gyllenskog. Second Sanders. Chaundale Gordon. Third row. Kim Pouyer. Michelle West. row. Kristy Falke. Jennifer Orme. Becky Challis. Ljungberg. Kim Bird. Knstln Maddox. Aimee132/PERFORMING DANCE

The Future Is In Your Hands FHA Future Homemakers of America is incorporated as a nonprofit national vocational student organization for young men and women in home economics. Our goal is to help youth assume active roles in society through home economics educa- tion in areas of personal growth. family life. vocational preparation, and community involvement. This years officers are Suzanne Bellon. Wendy Bullock, Earlene Stauffer. Sherrie Bellon, Gary Doose, and Rox- anne Kimbal. Row one Sondra Bradley, Tina Wilkes. Sherrie BeUon. Roxanne Kimball. Tommy Perrenoud Second Row: Victoria Coyotineto. Earlene Stouffer. Suzanne Bellon Third Row: Toni Bur- ton. Ellenee Wolters. Lana Woodruff. Not Pre- sent Wendy Bullock. Gory Doose. Barbaro Doose. Marlene Reyes. Nancy Crook. Lauro Moon. Selena BrimhoD. Shely Crook. Wondra Rotkff. Bonnie Kaye F.B .L. A . FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. This club deals with the different areas of business. such as typing, word processing, and public speaking. FBLA competes with other schools in the different business area, such as, type I. II, Ill, IV. word processing I, and II, entepreneurship. parliamen- tarian. and public speaking. FBLA offers an opportunity for new friendships. great experience in the business field and an opportuni- ty for competition among fellow schools. This year's club is under the direc- tion of Miss Covington who joined our school last year. Bock row- Kolyn Brooksby, Becky Ashley. LeAnn Leonard. Jared Jonstone. Third row- Michelle Kokkolo. Potty Brown. Deanna To- verna. Heather Robinson. Middle row- DeAnn Newbold, Debbie Boggess. Allison Cory. Trixie Hutcheon. Front row- Brandle Adams. Tient 1-ichcock. Brenda ElkinS. Shouno Foils. Miss Covngton F.H.A./F.B.l.A./133

Keeping the studentbody up todate on events happening in theschool is the aim of the BROAD-CASTER staff. The staff puts out aninformative newspaper which re-veals everything from the solitarystudent to the former Beetdiggers'space shuttle flights. along with cur-rent events and local controversies. Interviewing sources. editing arti-cles, layout. news photos, anddeadlines are all a part of the rigor-ous schedule that BROADCASTERreporters face. No reward is re-ceived, but the satisfaction in pro-ducing an informative school publi-cation after hours of effort and hardwork is reward enough.Photos by Miss MillerOnce involved with the BROADCASTERthere's not a private place to go.The BROADCASTER shows us ho w they puttheir heads together. Top Row : Mike Ka tsllos. Suzy Murdock. Stacie Beckstead. Stephnie Stanley, LeeAnn Numbers. Jami Jeppson Bottom Row Rachael Coonrad t. Kristen Maddox. Brion Zieve. Brent Woodly, Phil Gannuseio134/BROADCASTER

Four Winds/F.T.A. A door of discovery to the world we live in. That's what the Four Winds Club is for beetdiggers We're out to hove a good time and learn something about the people, food, customs, and ways of doing things of other countries. Each group of people has a special way of preceiving the world we live in. Yet to most peoples of the world priorities ore the some. It's interesting that with that in mind we do things so differently. The French, Germans, Spanish and others all speak, work, and ploy some what differ- ently. Yet we all ore trying to be happy. Is there one best way of doing this? We're going to explore many of the ways in The Four Winds Club. Row One. Koren Evenson. Mami CrondoU. Row Two· Btidgette Harkins. Mr BoskoviCh. Celeste Setter. Sorry Gilbert. Third Row Wayne Sears. Jeff Kunz. Matt Bentley. Pam Mecham. Kathy Wilde. Fourth Row: Amy Jar- dine. Monico Moes. Verona Scheurich. Brett Davis. Blain Nelson. Dean Welch, Fifth Row: Jane Jensen. Annette Myrick. James Chris- tensen. Robert Henderiksen. Kirt Brown Sixth Row Jocelyn Hoffl.ng. Kondi Smith. Angelo Doyle. Jennifer Orme. Wendy Bullock. Cherri Joseph, Kim ljungberg Seventh Row· Russ Btond, Tony Ziekell. Christian Guymon. Scott Stromberg. Jamie Chose, Kristie Elliott. Su- zanne McKinley. Robyn Aubrey. Melanie Helm. Denise Parson. Brion Zieve. Steve Jen- sen. John Joseph From UEA convention to everyday sit- uotions in the classroom, Future Teoch- ers of America affords Jordon High School students the opportunity of gain- ing greater insight 1nto the teaching pro- fession. Some of this year's activities included guest speakers on a variety of subjects ranging from drug abuse to writing and publishing books, to the problems of the elementary school teacher. Through these activities, members gain o greater understanding of what makes a good teacher, and what con be expected in a career as o teacher. The students become better prepared to someday toke charge at the HEAD of the classroom. Top Terry Teromoto. Marlin Eldred. Wesley • Riches. Salona Brimhall M1ddle: Donna Wind- word. Michelle Peine. Mrs. Kinghorn Bottom Row· Stephanie Bacher. Aliso Burkhart. Arnie Jensen. Mrs Woods FOURWINDS/F.T.A.j 135

Band/Instrumentals MARCHING Bond 1st Carolyn Lomorequx. Stacy Rowe. Matt Thompson. Kim Thompson. Heidi Poulson. Tony Kotzdon. Tomaro Hothen- bruck. Evon Miles. 2nd - Krissy Woolf. Judy Mahaffey. Allen Jacobson. Trudy Jenson. Greg Fredette. Brion Lloyd. David Bendixon. Melynie Taylor. Tina Nelson. Wendy lock- wood. Sondra Hothenbruck. Gale Sayers. 3rd - Jeff Lofgren. Brion Blodgett. Dallas Berg. Bionce Aumussen. Daniel Clawson. Andrew Mecham. Rob Dekorver. Shannon Demor- otski. David Widdison. Eddy Numbers. Fred Hurst. Lori Thurgood. Terry Teromoto. Thom Jensen. 4th - Marion Eldred. Sora Demor- otski. Wes Riches. Josh Crawford. Blaine Me- cham. Michelle Riches. Brett Thellin. 5th Ney- cole Strauss. Aliso Burkhart. Selina Brimhall. Lisa Wall. Kristina Lehman. First row: Aliso Burkhart. Neycole Strauss. Kris- tina Lehman. Second row: Selena Brimhall. Lisa Wall. The Dixieland Jazz group is the newest musical group at Jordan. It was organized three years ago and has brought something new to high school music. They performed in \"The Days' of '47\" Parade, the Homecoming Parade in Payson Utah. They also received an invita- tion to play in the Worlds' Fair that was held in New Orleans. The Jazz Ensemble is also known as the Spectrum. They received su- perior ratings in several competi- tions. They were awarded the best saxophone section with outstanding soloists. This year the Color Guard consist- ed of five young ladies who worked hard to reach 2nd in the competi- tion that was held here at Jordan. The Chamber Orchestra had an excellent year and enjoyed great success in the Region 6 competition by receiving excellent marks. Sever- al members of the orchestra were awarded superior ratings at the dis- trict, region, and state solo compe- titions. These fine musical gropus repre- sented Jordan well, we are proud of them. DIXIE LAND BAND Brad Simonsen. Mike Ernth- ort. Corino Boetcher. Wes Riches. Brett Thellin136/BAND, INSTRUMENTALS

Madrigals/Acappella The Madrigal Choir was a select group of students who performed in a variety of situations. They had to audition to gain membership in the organization. During the year they performed at many different types of activities. including clubs. schools. churches and restaurants. They per- formed for President Benson and sang a concert in the Assembly Hall during the Christmas season. At the opening ceremonies of the State Senate they sang two songs for the senators and their staff. They have performed throughout the western states including two shows at Dis- neyland. It was a fine organization and Jordan can be very proud of them. The Girls Acappella was a new or- ganization on our campus. It consist- ed of 38 young girls who were tal- ented and interested in performing. They performed many times during the year and demonstrated their ability to sing in several different styles and types of music. It was a non-audition gro.Jp and was open to any girl in the student body. Our- ing the year they performed with other schools in the district and re- gion and sang several times here at Jordan. MADRIGALS Bock row Kolyn Thornwoll. Hal Broadhead. Sheri Collister. Michael Mcnees. Audrey Olsen. Russel Brand. Selena Brimhall. Joel Steadman. Usa Thomas. Tom Brand 2nd Row - Mary Horman. Brion Seamons. Koren Mounteer. Duo1ne Scodlock. Mary Lynn Dur- fee. Don Mort1mer. Jennie Pfonnerstill. John Osborn. Aliso Burkhart. Brett Thelin. Cheri Jones 1st Row - Mark Torr. Stephon~e Bacher. Scott Kroft. Tnchene Housekeeper. Michael Chnstensen. Marlen Crondol. Bruce Wo~. Shelly Scodlock Girls Acoppello Front Row - Bret Thelin. ac- companist 2nd Row- Bonnie Kaye. Teresa Lloyd. Froncello Ukestine. Victoria Heaton. Romelo Clark. Amy Scotland. Robyn Rasmus- sen. 3rd Row - Neycole Strauss. Cheri Fen- stermaker. Nicole Manning. Beth Nebeker. Stephanie Nelson. Mariano Maxwell. Wendy Gillman 4th Row - Christine Han. Stephanie Bel. Brenda Pork.n. Brenda Elkins. Alice Mor- timer. Lisa Wall. Mamie Fryer 5th Row -Ken- yio Spackman. Leslie Robison. Wendy Weight. Lisa Montgomery. Rocheol Coon- radt. April Bott1e. Tonyio Parsons ORCHESTA 1st - Cindy Rowe. Michele Ek- blad. Tomaro Wall. Suzanne Cleveland. Lor- raine Rojas. Tracie Price 2nd - Stacy Rowe. Tomro Cook, Brad Simonson. Zoch Brimhall. Darren Peacock. Gory Buys 137

Therels Always Two Sides Debate Resolved: That the Federal Gov- ernment should establish a compre- hensive National Policy to protect the quality of water in the United States. -was the topic for the 1985- 1986 debate program. During the year the students had an excellent opportunity to learn and argue the good and bad points of water in the United States. Some students went as far as memorable utterances in their sleep, \"What makes you think your plan will work?\" Advisor: Mr. Rawlings Officers· L to R· Vice president. Jured John- stone. President. Robbe Bills. Sec.. Tres . Hist.. Donna Winnword. Front Row Leff to Right Lorro~ne Longmore. David Ahrens. Shown Vorl<. Terry Wolloce. Bock Row L to R Josh Crawford. Jeremy Madsen. Rochoel Coonradt. James Barnes. Eric Vargas. Jared Johnstone. Donnie! Brown. Robbe Bills. Donna Winnword Not shown-Al- len Record. Robert Fear. -138

eltanpinp Witlt Z:lte Z:imes!• C:lte Staff To the staffs advantage. a new roam was acquired for order and convinience. This room was tilled to the rim with layouts. nega- tives, copy sheets. cameros. photos. and dedicated staff members. There is a lot of responsiblity on the staff to meet deadlines and producing a top-quality yearbook. It tokes planning ahead, a sense of humor and a whole lot of teamwork. Most of the staff were rookies, but they learned a lot and be- come familiar with such terms as DPS, cap- tions. full page bleed. proofs. gutter. trapped white space. and DEADLINE. As Editor. I thank you for work -wen done. This book is because of you. Good luck to your next years book. Top: Bryon DeHaan. AlisO Motsumort. Gerald Callahan. T!Wd: Angela Doyle. Rennie Levine. Scott Crystal. Ben Walke. Sec- ond. Gayhone JohnsOn. Debbie Paxman. Judy Simon. lee RoStnJSSOO. Krls Smith. James Cheng. First: Robyn Bivns. Bren- da lance.·- -- Editor ..... _.Judy Simon Asst . Editor .. Aliso Matsu- mori Head Photographer .Ro - byn Bivins Photo Director . _.Debbie Paxman Layout Editor .. . .Angela Doyle Copy Editor . . Rennie Le- vine Business Editor . . .. .Karen Evensen 139