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VICA, or Vocational beneficial - everyone should DI.;CA, or Distnbutive Education Clubs of America, Industrial Clubs of America, give it a try.\" FBLA, or Future Business is a club that helps toREADY .. AIM .. FIRE is a club that has grown prepare people forAI the VICA Imp shoot. Ja\On Her- Leaders of America, is a distributive type JObs andman take:. hi~ turn. Mr. Tolman put a more and more popular makes them aware of thetrap shoot together to tr) and get more throughout the years. Last business- oriented club for marketing industry.people involved tn the vocational area. year, Mr. Tolman began a students who arc enterprising trap-shooting club as a part and forward-thinking. Devised There are many areas of of the VICA club, and in of over thirty members, the focus that DECA deals in doing this, got many more club has expanded the students involved in it. \"The business knowledge of all. \"I Fast food markeung and love being part of fBLA,\" fashion merchandising arc trap shooting is what just a few. Many members of interested me,\" said Jeremy remarked Rocio Soto. \" It was a lot of fun and has helped the club arc able to get more Chase. involved b) worktng in the VICA has accomplished me fulfill my high school book store during lunch. many things throughout the goab.\" Dl:.CA members also years. It was one of the first Fund raisers were a large participated in a region clubs established at J ordan part of this club's curiculum. competition. They were Selling coupons and Dining High and has upheld required to taked a tOO traditions of the past with Plu~ Books were two of the question test in one hour. T hey also received a script in excellence. many they participated in. which the) had to role play a situation in front of a judge Acting president Judy \"The fund raisers helped us T his t). another way students Evans said, \"Our main goal learn sales-techniques. and could get involved. of the future is to get a lot abo how to balance the more students and teachers money we earned,\" exclaimed involved in VICA. It is very Tami l laslam.FilLA Row 1: 'J'ammy McKca, Me lanic Ro\e, II .F. Vanhorn, Ruth Summer\, VI('A Row 1: l>,1vid Q,tlcr. Ja,on l lallun. Wend} Bullock. Steve Watt\, MelJohn Aubrey. Paige Alvey, Amy Bogcn\hult. Tammy Steadman. Conmc Allred. Qu1nn '1.1 on Ra}mnnd R o~> 2: Brian All hie} Senti I ewe Yung I ron. tunRocio Soto Row 2: Becky Cook. Carleen Bell, Kristi Berg. C'am1lle B1rd. DamnJone\, Dena llarri... \.1ync;~ Robin\on. I on Po~tell. Jcnmrcr Cooper D~;tnc liMper Charlie \.1ann. Ru:h; rd I ~an,, Shauna Quu:l. R o~> 2· Ja\On Stc.ldrn.tn.Ander\On Row 3: Alan Petcr,on, \1a11 Vincent, John lo,eph. Adam l nbc. Iodd \1ccharn. Jud~ I van'. J ,I\Cln IIerman. .luhn lladdod, \i1kc I a~<rcm:e.Nanclle Davi\, I ami lla,lam. M1 Kim, Jcan1ne Scar' Row 4: Jamcy Wal\on.Ryan Allgaier. Jeremy Tuggarl. Michelle Jonc\, Jenny (iyllcn,kog. ( 1ndy terp- !Jnan Worthen. Jeremy ( ha\e\On, Jerr L.orgrcn. C.raig John,un[ 1_48 ~~B_L_R;v_E[_R ___...~I .._ ___, Clubs

• Ill - P O I NTI NG W II AT H I ! \" Would you looJ. :II tht' n cl:tim' \" J on Au brey and Rocio Soto trying to ga1n th e att et1 on of Ma tt Doyle to c~pla i n th e imporwn cc of gett ing the com pcti · tive edge. I·BI A gave ~t ude nt;. a n op· portu ni ty to learn about t he bu,in c;.' ;.ide of life.l)l ( \ Ro\" 1: M r \\l ,l,on. ll. n't' Budd. J.. ri,tm Brad,ha\". Rob)n Ra;.mu\"cn.Jcnn•fer ( urnutt. ll.dli P.\"tun. Ang1e ( utler '>hauna Qu1d . l.on Ra)mond Ro\"2: Marl. B.dl;unc. Am) Scotland. l>.m ('l,,..,un. '>cott Gnffith. Sherr) ll uocr.Julie l ufgrcn, ll. ar)'n Albrcdlt, \\ end) R1ebtm Ro\" 3: J ill l_;,hcr. Tara Dcnn).~n,t i ne Stol.er• .Ja,un Shep.trd. '\, anette 1),,.,,, l)u,tin J acbon. Blame \"fech;tm.• cuu l uve Ro\" 4: (ircg Stcadm;tn. (i.tr} Saddler. '1• C'harlc' Schollmc)er..l crem} Pm•cll. Bnan AH:hlcy. Bm:c Jcn,cn .'1

WH AT A WI ND!Preparing for their region competition,the brass section Todd Weight. GregRichardson, Darrin Jones. Brian Ben-nion, and Jaron Burkhart practice ear-nestly in the band room. Jordan Highhosted the distric solo and ensemblecompetition this year.BIG TI MESinging their Christmas ~ongs, theGirls Choir is led by Mr. Zabri\kie. Alocal radio station came to the chorusroom to record the choir.CONCERT BAND JAZZ BA DRow 1: Wendy Lockwood. Jenmrer Wood, Angie Blodgett, Laurie John\on, Ro,. 1: Jeannie King, Rand} D.thon Ro.. 2: Jaron Burkhart. John Jo.,eph. BrianAnnette Allmon Row 2: Cathy Lance, Jared Wantle. Fvan Jerman, Tracy Boyd, Olodgell, Todd Wctght Ro,. 3: '\lltchelle Wtllc}. Damn Jonc,, l'rcd llur,t. Un;~nDavid Wilson. Ryan iebuhr. Angie Beyer Row 3: Brian Blogett, Jaron Burk-hart, Daniel Lewis, Kelly Whytock, Greg Richardson, Todd Weight, Ormn Oen- Oennion, Annclle Allmonnion, Steve ParkinJRZz /[DN[ER-.sClus

This year, the concert and Christmas concert, performed Sandy Post Office, andjazz bands, and the a spring concert, and competed in region and stateMadrigals and girls chorus participated in region and competitions. Devraperformed their way into the state competitions. Other Eddington, Madrigalshearts of the Jordan High activities were parties, a trip president, replied, \"Ourstudents. out of state, and performing favorite performance was at as the orchestra in the school the Post office. It was great The bands together did a musical. \" Band gives me and to cheer up the people whogreat job getting new appreciation of the fine send us our mail, even ifstudents acquainted with the things in life. We get razzed their was no piano to help us'J ordan music technique', and because some members fit through it.\" the stereotype of a \"nerd\",forming close bonds. They With the many new facesstarted the year out with but these people are nice, and voices the choirs weremany things against them: no kind, shy, and intelligent. able to unify and create a They will go out of their way fabulous tone quality. Theybudget,and a small number of to help you,\" commented spent many hours practicingstudents who were not well Brian Bennion. and a lot of money on theiracquainted with each other. preformance clothes. EvenThough the group was small, The Madrigals and girls though the work was hardthey had strong sections and chorus also put on anmany students were excellent Christmas concert. and they didn't get a lot ofattempting new instruments In addition they also recognition for it, they hadthis year. In addition to performed at the University fun. Caryn Thornwall of Utah, the Churchplaying in class, the bands Administration Building, summed it up best when sheplayed during the football many sacrament services, the exclaimed, \" I love it!\"and basketball games. Theyalso put on an excellent\ 1AJ>RIGAl-'i GIR LS CHORl SRol\ 1: ( ar}n Thorn\"'all. (arol)n I amore;tu~. Jamie Brc\"•~. '\1clinda \\all.\oellc Neilson. Su1annc Be;trden. Lomunc Longmore. Deanne Ta}lor. Lc~hc Row 1: Cr)\lal \llcnteer. Am\ Scholl. Jennifer 'oblc. Emil) Reed. DeAnnRobison. Kaylene Peacock. Sharon t-rampton. Kristin Seamon'> Row 2: Man ~cCo;. Brand1e Leaver. Mcli'sa \llillerbcrg. Lon Burningham. Wend) Dahl.J.amcs, Wendy Weight, Dawn Blomquist, Andy Gill, Rod Fichclbcrgcr, Sha~c Cindy Patocka, Wmdy Larson Row 2: Becky Parker. \"Rainie\" Mountcer. ShayS•rn, Jeremiah Archlareta, Clint Chri.,tophcrson. Dcvcr;t l·dd1ngton, Conn1c Taylor. ~ariellc . Buckwaltcr. Amy Healey. Pamela Clark. Rance Harmon. Sher-l'alrner, l .i\a \llontgomer) Row 3: Charlc~ Warren, Jerem) Hansen. Jeff ry Ha~mon. l· hnbeth Redmond. Connie Palmer. Flinbeth Gortit7e. Tara\1c...,ces. Yur} Colton. Chm Banta. Oa\ld \\ 1d1son. Ed '\1acha. Tcrr) Q<;born. lfack\IIU. '\1;trgaret \1c\1illan. \111chclle Dcspam. Stac) Limcrmon. Jeanme Kmg. Ton• Re)es. Rachel \klff ' ot S how n: Jcnn) Winder. Sc1ha Phlong.John Osborn l5lRonda EIJ..m... Stac) Haskm. \"-a111e \1artinc7. Tessa Taft MRilal[RLS/[Hlnn Clvls '---.J

What kind of a person is received much needed stuck-up,\" remarked Mindyrequired to go through a very information on ways to Welling.grueling tryout, get up at promote school spirit. The6:00 every morning to cheerleaders left camp with \"Our advisors do a lot forpractice in the summer, and superiors ribbons a nd us,\" stated Kelli Washburn. trophies. \"Camp was a blast! Assisting the head advisorspend every bit of time and We learned so much about Mrs. Condit was a new co-money possible to promote cheerleading and about each advisor Mrs. Siegler. Theyschool spirit? The answer is other. My favorite part was attended camp and weresummed up in one word hiding in our dorm hall waya cheerleader. there to help out at every eating pizzas and popsicles all game. The cheerleaders and night,\" commented Joanisongleaders were all selected Scadlock. The cheerleaders tried extra hard this year to gelthe spring before to prepare This talented group of girls the students involved. Theythemselves for the year had many obligations appreciated the games inahead. They were required to throughout the year including which the studentspractice each summer cheering at all of the footballmorning to learn cheers and and basketball games and participated by yelling andstunts and to prepare many of the wrestling cheering. They also tried tothemselves to compete at matches. But the learn and perform new stuntscamp. \"Morn ing practices responsibility did not end and dances. Many studentswere very cold, but most there. They had to perform in enjoyed the new SU PERwere fun considering how many pep assemblies and cheer that was taught at aearly they were. It was very were in charge of the pep assembly.difficult to learn so many Homecoming night rally.cheers in such a short time,\" \" Being a Songleader hasstated Tami Haslam. The \"My favorite part about been a great experience forsquad attended the USA cheerleading is the many me. Not only was I able tocamp at Utah State for a good friends that I've made. meet many new people, butweek during the summer. We do just about everythingThis is where they were also help in building schooltaught new routines and together. I hope that doesn't pride!\" exlaimcd Adabelle make people think we are Ba latico.FIRST ROW: Paula Daniels, TamiHaslam, Mi Kim. SECOND ROW:Adabelle Balatico, Kelli Washburn,Angie Mivasaki, Mindy WellingT HI RD ROW: Jenny Winder, JulieWilson, Joani Scadlock15av RR SihY [HEER....___ _,ClUb

BIG RED DIG IN 1-2-3 BEAT GRANITESupplying football g;lmcs with enthusi- During half-time of a football game.asm. Songleaden. Tami llaslam, Paula the varsity cheerleaders and song- leaders build ? pyramid after perform-Daniels, and Cheerleader Jenny Wind- ing the school song. The girls practiceder lead the crowd in a ~pirit cheer. The for the games each morning duringsquad learned many new crowd in- first period.volvement cheer' at camp.I JVRRShY [HEER 15~ Clv)L--.J

Row 1: Michelle Veenendaal, Jennifer The Junior Varsity had a really great year, we Alicia Maughan added,Hill, MarjaLcc elson, Julie Miyasaki Cheerleaders worked hard liked cheering at the football \" Being a J.V. cheerleader asrow 2: Colleue ll ymas, Jamie Gehr- this year to help them games and were excited for a sophomore was aning, Mindy Kuehn, Carrie Hall row 3: achieve their goal of the basketball season,\" yelled advantage to me because ICeleste Derricou, Alicia Maugh an becoming varsity cheerleaders Marjalee Nelson. The J .V. had more time to improve next year. They sacrificed cheerleaders got to cheer at myself.\" Like everyone else mornings when they could J .V. and Sophomore football, they have many goals. When have slept in and gave up basketball, wres1lling, JV summer vacations and volleyball and Varsity asked about her personal Saturdays. They also volleyball. All of them agreed goals, Colette Hymas said, attended a camp at Utah that cheering was fun. \"My main goal is to keep State where they received working hard so I can get \"J.V. is fun,\" J amie several superior ribbons. The better and become a varsity J. V. cheerleaders have proven Gerhing yelled with cheerleader.\" The J.V. excitement, \"At first I cheerleaders made it to the their dedication by the great thought it was going to be top, and remained there by job they did representing stupid, but then things hard work, dedication, and Jordan while having fun at started coming together and love for J .H.S. many exci ting events. \"We we liked it more: and more.\" HALF-TIM£ GOSSIP During half-time of a sophomore game, the J V Cheerleaders plan cheer~ and stunb for the \econd half. The J V Cheerleader' cheered for the sopho- more' as well as the J V's throughout football season.154 J.v .[HEERL~DERJJC l UbL . . - -- - - '

BORI NG During another blow-out game, \1ar- jalee elson tries to contain her ex- citement. The JV football team upset every opposing team this season, tak- ing some of the suspense out of the games. REA DY Wai:ing for the game to start. JV Cheerleaders Collette H) mas and Mind) Kuehn stand in their place~ on the track. T he squad received several superior ribbons at camp.l5 5J.v . [HEERLPJlDERB Cl\ll .____.

H E'S LIKE T il E ~ I 0 MIKE£ LIKES IT!! Indulging in a mid-morning snack,As all eyes arc upon him, Aaron Belldemonstrates the Baby Beet race at the S.B 0 Pres1dent Aaron Bell and \iikeGet Aquainted A~sembly Though Skou~en share a pie at the Get Aqua.ntcd A~embl} . 1\lthough hethroughout the year, Aaron didn't al-ways cross the line first, he ah,ay~ did was supPQ\ed to cat it himself, Aaronhis best to make the year exhillerating. followed tradition and cut it up and split it with the S.B.O'sFront row: Todd Mecham-AIIornc}' General M1ddle ro\"'. Roc10 Solo-Secretary.Beki Christensen-2nd Vice President. Cindy Jcpr\"on-Historian. Back ro\"'; CurtMyrick-Judge, Aaron Bell-Student Body Pres1dent. Jay Han- ht Vice President

The phrase \"Jordan High job as President. and that's get even the most unknownStudent Body Officers\" is why I ran. I have already Sophmore involved andone that is synonomous with had a lot of experience in recognized in some area of\"The Elite\", \"The Best\", this type of work, and the school. Everybody has to\"The H igh Achievers\". This winning this office helped be known for something. Youyear the SBO's followed in further my growth as a can't be a nobody. We don'tthe traditional pattern of leader and as a person,\" have NOBODY'S in OURexcellence that has stood for Aaron said proudly. SC HOOL!!\"over 70 years. Led byPresident Aaron Bell, the Some time along the way, Uniting and becoming aofficers became closer than a person is inspired by family was not difficult forfamily, with this they brought another person. a statement, the officers. Over the summerthe student body closer a value. Very special people they got together fortogether. were idolited by the SBO's, meetings, barbequcs, football and encouraged them to be games, and SBO Summer Running for one of the their very best. \" I was and Camp. \"The Camp was great.coveted Student Body Offices still am. inspired by my dad . I learned the best way tois an enjoyable experience. He's always set good come across to people. toand the rewards are examples in my every day really capture and keeptremendous. but it takes life. I know I'll always look attention. I also learned howwork - and a lot of it. up to him,\" Cindy Jeppson to handle a big group ofPlanning days. weeks, and studc!nts,\" Beki Christensenmonths in advance. mapping explained. retorted.strategies. and the basis of One of the SBO's goalsone's campaign. But all this Overall, the SBO's of '89work pays off if you win and was to get the entire student proved that they were. init pays big. body involved in school fact, the best for the job. activities. A lot of times, this What A Riot. \"I felt I could do a good was not easy. Tood Mecham commented, \"We wanted to GET TO KNOW YOUR S.B.O Setting up for the Get llquaintcd 1\s- scmb/y, Cindy Jeppson and Bccki Christensen look angrily at the camera while Jay Han re\ iews the agenda for the program. Though they had many responsibilities, S.B.O's always came through. 1157 ~SBU'S Clubs

\"Dance allows you to concert. nexibility, and coordination. express your emotions in a The theme of this years \"The guys were a real asset creative, physical way,\" stated dance company concert was \" Musical to the club. They were able president Missy Yeenendaal. Tempest ... Turn it Up\". to pick things up quickly and The performance took place they seemed to really This years dance company during three nights in April. appreciate dance,\" said Mi turned out to be a very Kim. talented group with many The concert was excellent and included many original \"It is very hard for new styles and ideas. They dances containing style everyone to adjust to each were all required to come to ranging from modern to jan. others styles, and the 'old many morning practices in \"We were required to members' sometimes find it the summer to prepare practice very late every night difficult to get along with the themselves for the year for a month before the 'new members', but it makes ahead. concert,\" commented Amy you feel good when a dance II cndricksen. is pulled off successfully,\" Jordan's dance group was said Paula Daniels. responsible to put on many The company was fortunate performances throughout the to have a new advisor this The dance company year. They had to do a dance year; Ms. Lori LeBeau. \" I officers included president for the Homecoming night think everyone worked hard Missy Yeenendaal, 1st vice rally and also for the to please Lori,\" remarked Christmas assembly. The Tami Haslam. \"She has Paula Daniels. 2nd vice Dena company had the opportunity made us improve a lot.\" Ilulli nger, historian Tami to perform at the 49th Street Ilaslam, and assistant artistic Galleria in the fall. In the Another added feature, director \lfi Kim. winter they performed in the new to this years company, annual Charlonian showcase wa., having a group of guys \"Dance Company has been and at the half-time of a try out for the dance group. a way for me to meet many basketball game. Their Tom Brand, Randy Adelman, new friends and to become a greatest responsibility was to Brent Basta, and Dec better dancer through hard put on a complete dance Treadway all imprcsscd the work, determination, practice, student body with their skills, and performance,\" revealed Lani Ch ristenson.567 Fir.,l Ro~ : Robyn Rasmussen, Jcnnt·Standing in her row, Misti Andrews fer Despain. Massy Vccncndaal, I aniwaits for the mustc to begin. Thb was Christen,cn. Second Row: ShclinaMisti\ lim year in Dance Company McAfee. Kacic Jones, Dec Treadway, Colleue llymas. Jcnntfer Rake Third Row: Tami llaslam, Amy llendrick- son, l era Gofr. Jaymi Lloyd, Shcllic rolkcr. Jennafer Jackson. Carrie LJungberg Fourth Row: Dena ll ul linger. Mt Kim, Paula Daniel~. Randy Adelman, Carrie West, Brent Basta, J .D. Barnes.

OuCH!Stretchmg out in the dance room,Ja}mi Lloyd prepares for rehearsal.The dance company suffered throughmany practices in preparation for thespring concert.ALL f 'l( ST EPWaiting for the mus1c to start, theDance Company prepares for theirChristmas dance rehearsal.

DAZZLI NG SMILE It's half-time at a Jordan drill teams in the state. Many Being a Charlonian takes aPerforming for the home crowd at High School football, the have been captivated and lot of work, dedication, andhalf-time. !leather Crowl smiles bleachers are full of simply spell-bound by the early mornings. Head Drillbrightly before executing her next chattering fans talking about Chars' routines, and their mistress Tristcn Halls,move. A two year member of the Char- the games action. But dancing ability. But, what declared \"Chars is a lot oflonians. Heather looked forward to suddenly everyone is quiet. made this year and this years' hard work, but it's all worthperforming and practicing each day. Their attention is drawn by a squad different from all the it in the end.\" \" I like being sudden blast of energetic rest? Well, Charlonians had a on the drill team because we music, sparkling eye-catching good attitude -win or lose- make a lot of new friendships uniforms, and the percies and were determined to work and get to be really close\" mechanical movements of hard. Member of two years, stated Angie Grahm. J ordan's own, awesome, Charlonians. The Charlonians Tammy Clark, said \"The Many were optimistic have been an elite club for Charlonians are great! I just years. They have won several know we'll go all the way to about Jordan's drill team, but state competitions, and arc state!\" With a positive the Charlonians proved to considered one of the best attitude like that, how could themselves and everyone they lose? around them that they were, and always will be, the best. CIIARLONIANS Row 1: Tracy Callister, Kristi Berg, Heather Crowl, Camille Bud, Tric1a Allen, Kristin Shaw, Tristen llall\, Chris Jones. Row 2: Kim Olsen, Janet Hermansen, Andrea Evans, Shannon Crump. Marie Osteen, Heather Wright, Mary Anne Owens, Sarah Palmer. Amy Bacher, Tammy Clark, Angie Graham, Tricia Allen, Tonya Jenkins, Jemfer Woodward.I u~~~ CHRaLDNJRNa 1---------''-----' Clu})

PRECISION Al\.0 PERFECTIONEnthusiasm and spirit shine through as TammyClark. Jennifer Woodward. Tracy Callister. Ai·mcc Bacher. Tristcn Halls. Camille Bird and Ja-net Hermansen usc their sk1lls to entertain thehome crowd. Many hours of practice and dedica-tion were required to make the Charlonian DrillTeam the best.R EACHWith their hoops in hand, Jennifer Woodward,Tristen IIails, Heather Crowl, Kristen Shaw, per-form at half-time. With a new adviser, many ofthe Charlonians' routines had a new twist thatmade them defined and unique. I CHARLONIAN8 ltil~ CLu:BS'---J

LORI ADAMSON Lori, We are so proud of you. You have prepared well for your future. Best wishes - we love you! Mom and DadDIANE ANDERSEN JON AUBREYYou have been a very special daughter. Your thoughtful- There is no doubt where you arc going. You have been onness for others and many other qualities have made us very the path of excellence all your life. We love you, Mom andProud Parents. Love, Mom and Dad DadJENNIFER COOPER DARREN ELGJennie ... Square ice cream ... Latlow ... Yellowstone Darren; You light up our lives with fun, surprises, and... \"T\" bird ... Agony ... Soccer ... H iking ... Gro- accomplishments. Keep up the good work. We're veryceries ... Fred ... Bikes and Bicuits ... Yellowstone . . proud of you. Love Mom and DadSkiing ... James Dean ... Brouhaha . Graduation ...Love ... Mom and Dad RUSHELLE HALESKRIST! KAY ERICKSON You've always been so special to us. You are our joy. We wish you to most happiness and Success in the future. OurYou have always been the most loving and earring daugh- everlasting Love, Mom and Dadter. Eager to please. May your future be a sunny as you arc.Mother and Dad JESSICA LINDJASON JARVIS We're proud of you for who you arc. Don't change; be your own person always. Go get'em J essie! Love, Mom, Dad ,J ason, we arc proud of your achievements. Usc the leader- Terry, and Marthaship and dedication you have exhibited in your sports andyou will benefit in your future life. Love Dad and Mom LISA MORGANANGEL GENE MONTAYA You have always had, the energy and determination to follow your dreams. We are proud to have you as a daugh-CONGRATULATIONS! You have reached one very im- ter. Love, Mom and Dad portant goal. With God's help you will reach many more.\" I'm so Proud\" DEVIN WORTHEN Love you much Mom, Dominic and (Rico) Congratulations! You made it! So far ... so good! Good luck in future plans. We're proud of you! Keep up the goodAIMEE THROCKMORTON work! Love Mom and DadAimee, your good example as the oldest is aprreciated byyour family. Be who you are, make a difference. Thank youfor your joyful and humorous approach to life. We're proudof you and love you very Much. Mom and Dad

DAVID AHRENS PAIGE ALVEYWe're proud of you, of your Remember the Pine Tree!! Al-\"high - flying\" dreams, your ways try and be prepared forconcern for others and your life's challenges. Always givesense of humor. Continue to your best effort and smile.walk with Jesus. We love you, Love, Dad and MomMom and Dad KRIST! BERGAARON BELL You have always been such aYou have been a source of joy Sweet Spirit. Thank you forand pride for us. Congratula- bringing so much joy and hap-tions on your many achieve- piness into the lives of thosements. Keep the faith and who love you. Mom and Dadknow that we love you. BRADLEYKRISTIN MARIE BOGGESS BILBAO May your success in life be ex-Kristin, keep your goals in ceeded only by your happiness.mind and your sense of humor Con\"G RAD\"ulations. Love,to make it thru the fun times Mom and Dadand the tough times. Love,Dad, Mom and Debbie JENNIFER CLARKDWAYNE BYRD Congratulations Jenny! We're so proud of your accomplish-Dwayne, You've always been ments and so excited aboutthe finest kind of son. So it's no your future. T hank you for al-wonder this is filled with Jots of ways being our special \"littlelove and pride, for you couldn't girl\", daughter and big sister.be more special, Son, no mat- We love you, from your family,ter how you tried! Love, Mom Dad, Mom, J,J,J,J and Jand Dad

RONDA ELKINS STACY JEAN F IV ECOATIt seems like yesterday whenyou first started school. Now Stacy, you have given us soyou are graduating and you're many bright happy momentsstill our precious jewel. Love filled with love, joy and happi-always, Mom and Dad ness. May your future be filled with all you have given us. CORI HAUSER Love, Mom, Dad, and brother Cori Bear, Congratu- DANIEL W. lation! We are so proud HAUETER of you. Our Love Always, Mom and Dad We are proud of you, Dan. We congrtulate you for the thingsCAROL MCIFF you have become, and for the JENKINS standards you keep. W e wish you a long and happy life.Carol, you have always been asmusic to me ... music full of DARREN JONESbeauty, poignancy, rhythm,laughter and enthusiasm for We are proud of the achieve-life. I am proud of you. ments you have accomplished, the person you are and theJOHN JOSEPH goals you have set for yourself. We love you, Mom and DadJohn, Thank you for the joyyou have brought to our lives. JASON KATSILASLove always, Mom and Dad Jason, You've grown from our little baby boy to a wonderful young man. We're so proud to have you for a son. We love you! Mom and Dad

KAREN KNUDSEN CAROLYN LAMOREAUXKaren, you have worked sohard and achieves so much in It seems like yesterday that youhigh school. I am so proud of took your first steps; look howyou. Love, Mom and Dad far you've come!! Congratula- tions to our \"Blondie\". With EDWUARDO love from Mom and Dad MACHA ***PAUL MAYO Ed, We want you to Know that we To Paul: You are a special per- are very happy and son ... For all the joy, fun, and proud to be your pride you've brought us, we parents. We wish thank you. Love Mom and the best for you in Larry the future with all our Love Dad and LAURA MOON Mom Congratulations, were proud ofROBERT our special daughter and this MECHLING great mile stone, may it be one of many in your life. LoveWhen you were small, who Mom and Dadwould know you'd be so tall.We are so proud of you. You ERIC N.have given us so much happi- PETERSONness, Joy and Love. Love al-ways, Mom and Dad We admire your dedication in developing your potential inROBERT football, weight lifting , and PARSONS guitar. As our eldest son we love you and are proud of yourThank you for making us accomplichments. Love, Momproud and for you ability to and Dadmake some of your own deci-sions. Dad and Mom

KIMBERLY HEIDI A. PEDERSON POULSONWith the love we have for you, Heidi, our very special daugh-we've tried to teach you a set of ter, you have given us a life-values that would prepare you time of happy memories, ourfor independence and its exper- love and support are with you,iences. Love MoM and DaD as you pursue your goals for the future. Love, Mom & Dad.MARK REICH MEL QUINNCongrats! We are so proud ofyou and what you have accom- Your father was very proud ofplished. Now on to bigger and you and your accomplish-better things. Love, Mom and ments. I love you very much.Dad. You are just great! Mom.ROCIO SOTO KENYIA SPACKMANRocio: The future is yours toshape. We are confident that Never give up on youryour contribution to it will be \"Dreams.\" You have been suc-valuable because of your high cessful so far, and we know youstandards and academic achie- always will be. Our love &vements. Your loving parents. pride are with you. Mom & Dad.JONATHAN ROBINSON BRAD WALLACEYesterday you were a bubbly What a cutie you are and whatlittle boy, today you are a man, a joy you have been to us. Wetomorrow you can be whatever love you and are proud of allyou wish to be. WE all love your accomplishments. Love,you . Mom, Dad, Tani & Mi- your family.chael.

JAMES WATT SHARON WEAVERYou've come a long way.We're super proud of you. You Good Job. We're proud of you.know how much we love you. We look forward to enjoyingWe're behind you all the way many future triumps with you.down the road a head. Love, Love, Mom and DadMom and Dad DAVID WIDDISONWENDY WEIGHT As our first son, we are veryWENDY, Congratulations! proud of you. You haveYou have always made me brought a lot of happiness toproud of you and have set a us. You have finally made it!good example for our family. love Mom, Dad and etc.Thank for being YOU! Loveya MOM

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(12) 142 145Alvey, Paige 148, 163 Barnes, Temple (I 0) 125 Boyack, M1chael (10) 88, Camara, Frank (II) 140 Ill, 113, 148Amussen, Brance 99 Basta. Brent 142, 144 Campbell, Mmdy ( 12) 43 Cook, Pam ( 12) 07, 72, 73Amussen, Jennifer (I 0) Basta, Janet (II) Ill, 144 92. 125 Cano, Chris ( 12) 63, 68, Cooper, Jennifer ( 12) 142, Bateman, Charles (I 0) 125 Boyd, Tracy (I 0) 125 124, 143 Bateman, Russ (10) 125 Bradford, Andy (I 0) 125 74 148, 162Andersen, Diane ( 12) 148, Bates, Evan (I 0) 125 Bradley, Jeremy 66 Carlson, Matt (I 0) 125 Cope, Mandy (II) 92, 113 Bauer, Ginger (I 0) 125 Bradshaw, Kristin (II) 72, Carlson, Tommy (I 0) 125 Coult, Steven (II) 113 162 Bean. Chelsea (I 0) 93, Chamberlam, R1ch ( 10) Cowdell, Ben (II) 82, 87,Anderson, Deserae (II) 149 125, 143 125 88, 89, 97, 113, 140 Ill Bearden, Suzanne (II) Brady. 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148 Lewton, Shayne (I 0) 48, 129 Montoya, Angel ( 12) 162 Nosack, Amy ( l0) 130,Jukes, Angie ( 11) 74, 92 12 Martin, Shannon (10) 88, Montoya, Carlos ( 10) 130 145 Montoya, Valita (11) 144 K Lind, Jessica ( 12) 146, 162 94 \.foon. Laura ( 12) 165 Nosack, Jayson ( 10) 130 Linnebach, Glen ( 10) 129 Martin, Teranie ( 10) 129 Moon, Melissa ( 10) 130Keel, Christina ( 10) 52, Linnebach, Glen ( 10) 71 Martinef, Troy ( 11) 118 Moore, Amy (10) 57, 130, 0 129 Linza, April (10) 12 Matsumori, Pat 01, 06, Litster, Jeffrey ( 10) 129 143 Oakeson. Greg (10) 130Keller, Cassie ( 10) 129 Lloyd, Amy (10) 129 140 Moore, Philip ( 10) 130 Obershaw, Brian ( 10) 130Kelsley, Jared ( 10) 129 Lloyd, Shannon ( 12) 145, Mattinson, Penny ( 11) I 18 Morgan. I isa ( 12) 15, 43, Oborn, Troy ( 12) 92Kim, Duk (10) 129 Maughan, Alicia ( 10) 129 Ogden, Aaron ( 11) 96, 97Kim, Mi (12) 142, 148 146 Maxwell, B.J. ( 11) 82, 118 140, 141, 142, 144, 162 Olsen, Brian ( 12) 140King, Jeannie (10) 129 Lofgren. Jeff ( 12) 53, 142, May, Russell (10) 129 Morrill, Sha\"n (10) 130 Olsen, Travis ( 10) 130Knudsen, Karen ( 12) 165 May, Scott ( 12) 85 Morris, Kristin ( 10) 130 O~born, Catherine (I 0)Kongsayasane, Souridet 148 Mayers, Shelley ( 11) 118, Mortensen, Justin ( 10) 130 Lofgren, Julie ( 11) 144, Mortensen. Theresa (10) 130 (10) 129 140 0\born, John ( 12) 142,Kuehn, Camille ( 10) 129 149 Mayo, Paul 11,140, 165 130Kuehn, Jeremy ( 10) 129 Lombardi, Koy ( 10) 88 McCloy, Mindi (10) 129 Mortimer, Lynette (10) 144Kunz, Cal (10) 129 Lombardi, Ty ( 10) 88, 129 McConnell, atalie (II) Osborn, Terrance ( 10) 93,Kunz, Jared ( 10) 88, 129 Longmore, Lorraine ( 12) 130, 143Kunz, oelle(lO) 129 118 Mounteer. Rainie (11) 144 130Kunz, Paul (10) 129 144 McCoy. Deena ( 10) 129 Mumford, Troy (10) 130 Oshel, Mike ( 11) 140Kvamme, Dennis ( 10) 129 Lord, Clint (10) 129 McCoy, Matt (II) 118 Murdock, Sufy ( 12) 43 o~thed, Dan ( 10) 57, 130 Love, Scou (II) 85, 148. M cDougall, Jared ( I 0) 129 Murphy, Joseph (I 0) 130 Ostler. David ( 12) 148 L McGinn, Kristen (I 0) 129 Murry, Brad ( 12) 79, 87, 149 McGowan, Jeanette (10) pLaale, Estella ( 11) 92 Lowe, Gustin (I 0) 129 94Lake, David ( 10) 129 Lucero, Cynthia ( 10) 129 129. 142 Myers, Erron (10) 130 Pablito, Mike (11) 140Lamoreaux, Carolyn (12) Luck, Clark ( 12) 60 McGowan, Trina (II) 118 Myrick, Curt ( 12) 43, 68, Pacsker. Jefferey ( 10) 130 Lund. Mark ( 10) 59. 88, Mclff, Rachel (10) 129 Palmer, Bart ( 10) 130 74, 165 McKca, Joe (10) 45, 88, 85. 97, 156 Palmer, Stuart (10) 85, 97,Lamoreaux, Steve (10) 74, 129 Lynch, Chris ( 10) 129. 144 129 N 130 92 Lynch, Ryan ( 10) 88, 129 Pappas. Matthew ( 10) 130Lamoreaux, Steven ( 10) McKea. Tammy (12) 71, ash, Stacy ( 10) 130, 143 Park, Yung Joon ( 10) 130 M 90, 145, 148 Neibuhr, Ryan (10) 130 Parker. Becky ( 12) 142 129 Nelson. MarjaLce (11) 72, Parker, Brian ( 10) 130Larson, Brenda ( 10) 129 Macha, Ed (12) 71. 165 McNees, Jeff ( 10) 03. 59, Parkin, Steven ( 10) 130Larson, Paul ( 11) 13 Madsen, Jeremy ( 12) 43, 88, 130 154, 112 Parsons. Robert ( 12) 64,Larson, Windy (10) 129 elson. Mark ( 10) 130Laubershimer, Jeremy (10) 97, 142, 145 McNees, Wendy ( 12) 90. '\;erdin, Scott (12) 10, 87. 165 Madsen, Toni Ann (I 0) 142 145 Pa,man, Dustin (I 0) 130 97, 129 erdin, Shane ( 10) 92. Paxton. Kelly (II) 47,Lavulo, Mathilda ( 10) 129 129, 145 Mecham, Blaine ( 12) 149 130Lawrence, Mike ( 11) 148 Madsen, Vickijo (I 0) 129, Mecham. Steven (10) 66, Newmeyer, Marian (I 0) 144, 149Lawrence, Steven ( 10) 129 130, 143 Payne, Jane ( 11) 12Leavitt, Jeffery ( 10) 92, 143 130 gu, Quycn (11) 85 Peacock, Kaylenc ( 12) 72, Malstrom, Tyson (I 0) 85, ichloson. Scan ( 10) 130 93, 129 Mecham, Todd (I 0) 43, \"'icholson, Shauna 144 73Leavitt, Kyle ( 11) 52, 85, 92, 129 144, 148, 156 ielsen, Jay ( 10) 130 Peacock, Russ (I 0) 130, Mangum, Jennifer (I 0) Nielsen, Misty (10) 130 92, 93, 142, 145 Mechling, Robert ( 12) 74, Nielsen, Nikki (10) 130 144, 145Lee, John 10 129 129 92, 140. 165 Nielson, Kenh ( 10) 130 Pearson, Jennifer ( 10) 130Legare, Jennifer ( 10) 129 Mann. Charly ( 12) 85, ielson, oclle ( 12) 142 Peay. Brandon ( 11) 88. 94Lever, Brandie ( 10) 129 Meekins, Chris (II) 118 iswander. Jason ( 10) Peckham, Justin (10) 130Lewis, Dania! (10) 129 144, 148 Meeks. Jamie (II) 118 94130 Pederson. Kimberly ( 12) Marchant, Shannon (II) Meldrum, Arnie (10) 130 ob1e, Bill ( 12) 87, 97, Mendenhall, Tiffanie (I 0) 142 166 17, 118 Noble, Jennifer ( 10) 130 Pelch. Karey (I 0) 72. 143, Marquardt, Mike ( 11) 118, 130, 144 Norda, Cindy ( 11) 17 Menteer, CristaI ( 10) 130 142 Men/ies, Leroy ( 11) 118 Marques, Vivian (I 0) 129 Miller, Roy (10) 56, 130 Marnott, Jo ( 11) 118 Millerberg, Melissa ( 10) Marshall, Heather ( 11) 63, 130 118 Mlncau,Jody(10) 130 Martin, Christian (I 0) 129 M1yasak1, Angie ( 12) 4, Martin, Michael (10) 66, 142 Miyasaki, Julie (10) 59, 130~ 1701~--I-N- DEx__,

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J UST A JU lOR Sitting in her yearbook class, Marjalee Nelson studies for her next period his- tory test. Toward the end of the year Marj had to take the A. P. test She still has another year of it all ahead of her too! TH E FI NA L YEAR Feeling that great stretch, Paula Dan- iels and Tami Haslam warm up in 7th period Dance Company class. Paula and Tami were both third year mem- ber; of the dance team and will miss the many great experience; they had.~ m i~---CL_Ds_IN_G_ ___,

HEREG 'WO \"ll\"~URERIOTS Jordan High School and teasing next year's graduation. To them, thehas a long tradition for sophomores. year meant collegepride and excellence, but applications, finishingwithout people a school The junior class, graduation requirements,is just another building. proud of their excellence and four years of highThe students are what in athletics and other school memories. Afterhave made Jordan High areas, left the school graduation, studentsso great. year with their heads looked forward to held high. Junior Prom, entering the \"real Sophomores left held at the Riverboat, world\"school with drivers was a great success, aslicenses, school dance was the Junior Class People, clubs, sports,pictures, new friends, Assembly. With high and academics all madeand anticipation for the hopes for state titles in 1988-1989 a great year.coming years. Although many sports, as well as As the seniors receivedit was difficult for some the opportunity to renewto adjust to the new friendships, juniors their diplomas and saidexperience high school, looked forward to their their final good-byes,events such as senior year. They were they took with them theSophomore Week helped excited to finally be many wonderfulto make the trasition seniors, to at last be the experiences of their higheasier and more fun. At leaders of the school. school years: the sweatlast adjusted to the high and the tears , the goodschool life and able to Seniors, finally cured times and the goodfind their way around of the dreaded friends, and the dreamsthe school, they looked \"senioritis\", had mixedforward to laughing at feelings about and the hopes for the future. BRA I NS Hard at work, Honey Garrison takes notes in her math class. It was students like Honey that made Jordan well rounded in all areas: Academics. Ath· letics, and Clubs. L-...-C_Ln_siN_c-----111 71 ~

STAFFE d i t o r-i n-Chief John JosephAssistant Editor Matt DoyleHead Photographer Thad ConardSTUDENT LIFEEditor Brance AmussenAssistant Editor Adam UribeAssistantsNicole Swan Melanie HelmDan Petersen Jennifer YorgansonACADEMICS Sharon WeaverEditor Pat MatsumoriAssistant Editor David Bend1xenAssistantsLeeAnn Whicker Troy Garner Lisa MorganSPORTS Nicole GannuseiaEditorAssitant Editor Amy ArendsAssitants Steve Peterson, Alan PetersonChristy Wissler Eugene Mortensen PEOPLE Julie Wilson Editor Assistant Editors Shelle Mayers Assistants Robert Mechling Tonya Jones Marjalee Nelson Prank Camara Mike Oshel CLUBS Editor Brandon Plant Assistant Editor Assistants Ben CowDell, Travis Maness Russell Allen Jason Howard Brian Olsen Michael Pablito Paul Mayo Brian Blogett PHOTOGRAPHERS Jenifer Toole David Widdison TECHINAL CENTER J ason Erskine Greg Fredette

COLOPHON Throughout our wonderful, fun-filled 1988-1989 school year, the yearbook staffslaved over the sixty-ninth edition of the Beetdiggcr. Twelve-hundred yearbookswere shipped to Sandy from Jostens American Yearbook Company of Visalia,California. The one hundred seventy-six page book was printed on eighty-pound high glosspaper. End-sheets have a white background with two-point hundred percent black.The divider pages have a sixt} percent black bar with a white background. Thetypesetting for the endshcets was done on the CompuGraphic Typesetter by JohnJoeseph and Adam Uribe. Body copy is consistant throughout the book at ten point Times Roman. Captionsarc in eight point Times Roman. The colophon is done in ten point Times Roman.Senior and Junior names arc done in ten point Times Roman, while theSophomores and faculty arc in eight point Times Roman. The folios were submittedas artwork designed by John Joseph on the Apple Macintosh SE. Folios arefourteen point for the identification and ten point for the page numbers.The indexis done in ten point Times Roman. Different headline styles were used in eachsection, selected by the section editors. The book was a bargain at seventeen dollars and was sold to the students atregistration in the summer. Scott Adams Photography took all class portraits. Allother photographs in the book were taken by a variety of yearbook photographers.After the eighty-nine eighty-eight Beetdigger received great reviews from Jostons,the eighty-nine staff wanted to make a great, fun book for the students (includingthemselves). The Staff would like to express a special thanks to: Bill Baker, the Jostensrepresentative, for his help with the book; Paul Mayo for the color pictures; thanksto Matt for this great colophon; also to Adam, for the pizza not shared; to John forhis patience; and last, but not least, to Mr. Shelton for being the nice guy he is.Your welcome.