Rowland Hall St Marks School - Hallmark Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1985 volume:

DEDICATION P. 2 HEADMASTER P. 3 FACULTY STAFF P. 5 STUDENTS P. 9 ACTIVITIES EVENTS P. 65 ATHLETICS P. 97 ADS P. 109 DEDICATION For the past five years Mary Ann Rees has contributed greatly to this school. She has served as yearbook adviser from 1980-1984. With her gift of laughter, her love of language, and her curiosity about the world, Mary Ann has made the school a brighter, happier place. For her dedication to the yearbook, her creative teaching meth- ods, and her marvelous sense of humor, the 1984-85 year- book staff dedicates this yearbook to Mary Ann Rees. 2 HEADMASTER A. Thomas Jackson Education is the process whereby we come to ralize how little we know. ADMINISTRATION Carol Spurgeon Dean of Students Gregory D. Zeigler Principal of Upper School Every individual makes a difference Without a hurt the heart is hollow -The Fantasticks David E. Hall Vice-Principal of Upper School Michael G. Koetter College Counselor 4 Vosh rikki dosh? Farno, farno. FACULTY STAFF Robert Barrows English Paul Davis Tennis m George Fox Fine Arts Genevieve Carey Librarian Laurie Carpenter Physical Education Marilyn Gill Study Skills Dave Hall Science Leslie Helm English Paul Christensen Math Anneli Doxey Crafts, Type Glenn Gemelli Math Keller Higbee English 6 Leslie Hughes Math Olle Larsen Rowmark Ski Coach George Matthews Physical Education Tom Nitzkowski Maintenance Ann Janecek Chroal Music Mike Koetter Math Robert Ligget Humanities Marta Merino Spanish Suzanne Olsen Latin, Ancient Civ. Edward Macner Chemistry, Humanities Ricardo Merino Spanish, Art Mark Perry Humanities Emmet Larimer English Steve Mansfield Music Kathy Miklossy Biology, Zoology Mary Ann Rees English Jodie Roach Registrar, Receptionist Scott Sanchez Rowmark Rebecca Shadowitz Mathematics Charles Snyder Photography Carol Spurgeon English Carl Sturges Humanities Douglas Wortham French Cheryl Wunduke Journalism, Administrative Assistant Greg Ziegler English 9 7 TH GRADE Christina Cole t Stewart Gollan Linda Lai Amanda Hansen Jennifer Lawler ; Ryan Johnson Maryann Aldous Kristine Easton Laura Hermance Michael Denning Rachael Kulmer Lisa Callister Rachael Goldstein Heather Horne Kara Kim 10 Betsy Mason Julie Nelson Jennifer Razor Ian Oehl Lydia Rice Julie Paegle Maria Rigby Matthew Rogers Sutton Snook Nick Satovick Jesse White Eric Schultz David Winder Jessica Smart Kentaro Yamada 11 8TH GRADE Jason Ball Jennifer Beck Alicia Bigelow Andrea Brown W A A Michael Chemers Sarah Culp Rachel deBrier Ethan Delavan Libero Della Piana Allison Dunlop Portia Early Stewart Ellington Lara Faldmo Quinn Ferre 12 Matthew Gaddis Wendy Lin Deborah Miller Tatiana Kaminsky Larissa Lubomudrov Kristin Keith Derek Lyle Robert Lee Sabrina Neilson Colette Rabin Amy Richter Cretien Schiffer Eric Selekof 13 Richard Shamblin John Tewart Rebecca Turkanis Kristine Wamba Christopher Teren Peter Topaz 14 FRESHMAN Patricia Anderson Marina Condas Mark Hatsis Gregory Baxendale Nan Corradini Jason Hogle David Bernstein Karyn Easton Sarah Hoppensteadt x -t Alexandra Bodnar Marcia Griffiths Walter Johnson Kim Park Kevin Phillips Whitney Rideout Travis Robinson Meeta Shah Amy Shininger Toby Slingerland Michael Spurgeon Harry Stensaas Rachel Sweet V Robyn Walters SOPHOMORES Alex Billinis Susanne Blair Stein Bronsky David Brown Jason Diaz Kelly Ellison Richard Eyre Janet Foster Mason Gay Rebekkah Gooch Niccole Good 18 Richard Hyun Danielle Hogle Heather Ingham Kristina Kjeldsberg Tommy Lin Hilary Lindh Denise Logan Patrick Lovell Ira Macner 19 John Mylerberg Dena Ned Bergitta Nelles « Ellen Seeley Paul Springer Michelle Young 20 JUNIOR Christopher Bell Mathew Berenson Bronwen Calver Stephen Chinn Brooke DeBry Robert Dunlop 21 Rezaali Khazeni Alex Kim Tim Larimer Jamie Lee Russ Wahlen Thomas Quigley Audrey Yung Tanya Kjeldsberg David Koester Adam Marty Amy Price 22 SENIORS Drama, Basketball; 9 Choral, Gymnastics, Volleyball, Track, Drama; 10 Gymnastics, Track; 11 Soccer, Wrestling, Golf; 12 Literary Magazine, Model UN, Yearbook, Student Advisory; 10 Literary Mag- azine, Mock Trial, Christ- mas Choir, Student Advi- sory, Community Service, Acolite; 11 Literary Maga- zine, Choir; 12 Leonardo Augusto Antunes Class President, Soccer, Ten- nis Team, Yearbook; 9 Tennis Team, Yearbook; 10 Universi- ty of Utah Toulouse LaCrosse Team, Yearbook, Basketball; 11 LaCrosse Team, Yearbook, President of Winterstick Team, Rowball; 12 Tennis Team, Ski Team, Soccer Team; 9 Tennis Team, Ski Team, Soccem Team, Sailboard Racing; 10 Rowmark, Sail- board Racing; 10 Row- mark, Sailboard Racing; 11 Rowmark, Baseball Team, Soccer, Tennis, Sailboard Racing; 12 Anne Ashworth Michel B. Begue Scott Graham Bell SENIORS Tennis Team, Ski Team, Soccer Team; 9 Tennis Team, Ski Team, Soccer Team, Sailboard Racing; 10 Rowmark, Sailboard Rac- ing; 11 Rowmark, Baseball Team, Soccer, Tennis, Sail- board Racing; 12 Class President, Pep Club; 9 Spanish Club, Pep Club, FBLA; 10 Rowmark, Hedmas- ter ' s List; 11 Rowmark, Year- book, Lincoln Street Marching Band and Chowder Society, Blazer Owners of America, Senior Women ' s Association, National Merit Semi-Finalist; 12 Thomas Graham Bell III Kari Joanna Bohlke Soccer, Hockey, French Club; 9 Soccer, Hockey, French Club; 10 Soccer, Co- Presidnet of French Club, Hockey, Vice-President of Junior Business Club; 11 Soccer, Basketball, Base- ball, Hockey, Honor Roll; 12 Band; 9 Band; 10 Student-Fac- ulty Basketball and Football Games; 11 Latin Club, Base- ball, Business Club; 12 Timothy Wintrobe Brown Chris Camberlango Soccer, Honor Roll, Track; 9 Soccer, Rowmark, Headmas- ter ' s List, Newspaper; 10 Soc- cer, Rowmark, Honor Roll, Headmaster ' s List; 11 Row- mark, Prefect; 12 Student Council, Soccer Team, Honor Roll; 9 De- bate Team, Debate Club, Hockey Club, French Club; 10 Debate, Debate Club Party Chairman, French Club, Hockey Club, Ten- nis Team; 11 Basketball Team, Soccer Team; 12 Avon Child Kurt Harold Christiansen Soccer, Acolyte; 9 Soccer, De- bate, Latin Club; 10 Acolyte, Soccer, Spring Fling, Student Advisory Committee; 11 City Creek Canyon Project, Aco- lyte, Soccer, Baseball Team Captain, Basketball, Rotown; 12 Debate, Model UN, Choir, Band, Honor Roll; 9 Model UN, Literary Magazine, Yearbook, Student Adviso- ry, Honor Roll; 10 Literary Magazine, Student Adviso- ry, Mock Trial, Communi- ty Service, Honor Roll, Acolyte; 11 Literary Maga- zine, Newspaper, Choir, Honor Roll; 12 Jonathan Dayton Clark Laura Dankowski SENIORS Bike Club, Honor Roll, Headmaster ' s List; 10 Headmaster ' s List; 11 AFS Chapter President, Photog- raphy, Yoga, Stage Crew for No-Name Players, Lin- coln Street Marching Band and Chowder Society; 12 Rowmark; 10 Rowmark, Ranked 27 in Downhill in the Nation; 11 Rowmark, Football Team; 12 John Downen Running Club; 9 Soccer, Newspaper, Acolyte, Run- ning Club, Photography, Stage Crew; 10 Newspaper; 11 Newspaper, Auction, Senate Youth Leader, Vice- President of Student Body, Student Advisory Commit- tee, City Creek Canyon Chairman, Manager of Basketball Team; 12 Soccer, Acolyte; 9 Soccer, Ten- nis, Newspaper; 10 Soccer, Tennis, Yearbook, Acolyte; 11 Soccer, Tennis, Baseball; 12 Spencer Eccles Stephen Feeny Erik Goodheart i Wilderness Club, A.F.S. Club, Honor Roll, Track, Volleyball, Basketball, Spanish Club; 9 Wilderness Club, A.F.S. Club, Student Teacher Organization to Prevent Nuclear War, Hon- or Roll, Basketball, Volleyball, Spanish Club; 10 A.F.S. Club, Model UN, Peer Leadership Team, National Honor Soci- ety, Teen Talk Councelor, Bas- ketball, Volleyball; 11 A.F.S. Club, Debate, Senior Women ' s Organization, Late Night Cof- fee Club, Cheerleader; 12 Kara Hartmann Class Historian, International Club, Wilderness Club, Model UN, Queen of Hearts Court, Pep Club, Ski Team, Wilson Soccer Team; 9 International Club, Wilderness Club, Model UN, W-lson Soccer Team, Ski Team, Rotary Club; 10 Inter- national Club, Wilderness Club, Model UN, Ski Team, Wilson Soccer Team, Mt. Hood Amateur Ski Racing As- sociation, Rotary Club; 11 In- ternational Club, Wilderness Club, Rowmark; 12 Bike Club, Honor Roll, Dance Club; 9 Debate Re- gion Champion, Honor Roll, Model UN, Dance Club; 10 Dance Club, De- bate Region Champion, Headmaster ' s List, Piano at Candle Carol, Student Advisory Committee, RHSM Representative on Prime Time Access, Stage Crew; 11 Student Advisory Committee, Senior Wom- en ' s Association, Dance Club, Spring Fling; 12 Laura Inkster . • w- . m I f Heidi Hunter f Sofia Carleen Jimenez SENIORS Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Volleyball; 9 Tennis Team Regional Champion, Forensics Regional Cham- pion, Spanish Club, Model UN, Literary Magazine; 10 Tennis Team Regional Champion, Forensic Re- gional Champion, Model UN, Yearbook, Managing Editor for Newspaper, Spring Fling; 11 Tennis Team, Forensics, Newspa- per Editor, Intreme Com- mittee, Prefect, Senior Women ' s Association, Spring Fling; 12 Diane Knowles Hilton Lee Honor Roll, Ski Club; 9 Rowmark, Yearbook, Newspaper; 10 Rowmark; 11 Cheerleader, Coffee Club, Lincoln Street Marching Band and Chow- der Society; 12 Ski Club, Soccer Team, Junior Olympics, Rocky Mountain Team; 9 Ski Club, Rocky Mountain A-Team; 10 Ski Club; 11 Rowmark; 12 Cindi McLaughlin Yuta Miura Stage Crew, 9th Grade U.P., Fencing Club, Headmaster ' s List, Honor Roll, Soccer; 9 Yearbook, Soccer, Headmas- ter ' s List, Honor Roll; 10 Headmaster ' s List, Honor Roll 11 Headmaster ' s List, Honor Roll 12 Debate, Model UN, Liter- ary Magazine, Honor Roll, Choir, Running Club, Aco- lyte; 9 Debate, Model UN, Literary Magazine, Mock Trial, Student Advisory Committee, Honor Roll, Community Service, Aco- lyte; 11 Choir, Literary Magazine, Mock Trial, Hatch Advisory Commit- tee, N ewspaper; 12 Bill Owens Karate Club Sempai, Comput- er Club, Fencing Club, Adver- tising Manager for Newspa- per, Student Council, Flag Raiser, Stage Crew; 9 Karate Club Sempai, Computer Club, Vice President, Flag Raiser, Auction, Stage Crew; 10 Kara- te Club Sempai, Computer Club, Headmaster ' s List, Flag Raiser, Stage Crew; 11 Karate Club Sempai, Computer Club, Honor Roll, Senior Prefect, Flag Raiser, Audio Visual Aid; 12 German Club, Honor Roll; 9 Bike Club, Soccer Team, Debate, Yearbook, Head- master ' s List; 10 Debate, German Club, High Honor Roll; 11 Yoga, Track, Soc- cer, Headmaster ' s List; 12 Erin Player Samuel Lewis Rogan Till Rosenberger i SENIORS • Stage Crew, Computer Club; 9 Stage Crew, Auc- tion, Bike Club, Candle Carol, Fine Arts Award, Honor Roll, Student Advi- sory Committee; 10 Stage Crew, Bike Club, Fine Arts Award, Spring Fling, Headmaster ' s List, Honor Roll, Acolyte, Student Ad- visory Committee; 11 Stage Crew, National Merit Commended Student, Pre- fect, Acolyte, NJCL, Stu- dent Advisory Committee; 12 Model UN; 10 Dance Club, Class Secretary; 11 Cheer- leader, Coffee Club, Lincoln Street Marching Band and Chowder Society, Tennis, Sen- ior Women ' s Association; 12 Nataniel Keim Seeley Alison Stagg Debate, Science Club; 9 Re- gional State Debate Champion, Soccer, Tennis, Bike Club; 10 Regional State Debate Champion, Founder President of Business Club, Class Presi- dent; 11 Baseball, Soccer, Business Club; 12 Stuart S. Stanbury Kristi Terzian James Edwin Williams Karate Club, Running Club, Soccer, Christmas Carolers, Honor Roll, Student Advisory Committee; 9 Running Club, Honor Roll, Debate Regional Champion, Class President, Model UN, Student Advisory Committee; 10 Headmaster ' s List, School Play, Class Vice- President, Debate Regional Champion, Student Advisory Committee, Dress Code Com- mittee, French Club, Acolyte, City Creek Canyon Project, RHSM Representative on Prime Time Access, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, 11 Student Body President, Newspaper, Student Advisory Committee, Basketball, Literary Magazine, Headmaster ' s List, Auction, City Creek Canyon Project, Debate, Who ' s Who in Ameri- can High School Students 12 Bike Club, Running, Year- book, Photography; 10 Bike Club, Art Award, Stage Crew, Advanced Act- ing, Yearbook, Photogra- phy; 11 Stage Crew, NJCL; 12 John Karl Ziegenhagen Soccer; 9 Soccer, Tennis; 10 Soccer, Tennis, Honor Roll, Newspaper, French Club Co- President; 11 Soccer, Tennis, Track; 12 Carsten Zieger International Intercultural Programs Programmes Internationa ilt IntercultureLs NB 0. ft ifi Vi, in Programas Intemacionales Interculturales My city in Brazil is in the state of Rio Grande de Sul. 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I am the soft star that shimmers in the night Do not stand on this mountain and weep, I am not here, I do not sleep. 40 FI LA 41 pzhy pi ' ap fhp fm piymm p B fcki ' m — xrftivo prn fc S3 All of tw£ vootLO woeeo A stags Awo voe pile nnenEL ' i PuMe.e.% PFft.foc.ivie as ftwo Poc-Tcnvets EftW AtOOTUeiL ' t) POO ' eNCfc c?ot6� oc the tiLpeo c-AGe 43 I have seen the dark universe yawning, Where the dark planets roll with aim — Where they roll in their horror unheeded, Without knowledge or luster or name. -Nemesis Why should I fret in microcosmic bonds That chafe the spirit, and the mind repress, When through the clouds gleam beckoning beyonds Whose shining vistas mock man ' s littleness? -H.P. Lovecraft The following sentence is false. The preceding sentence is true. Life ain ' t nothing but a party B.B. King 45 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r Saves Fflfo W® nue THINGS q , yrariA come .t. • ' ® packages Vy J( ' U ' •fcViM x ) Hex t w xx t tp i ' H v ' fru i 48 7 A ith -the petal 0 ) d IheTerinm flower fouinai) paint yournatie 5ut r mr en ana tart eomr heart ' other. - Of riALM Jo mcj 49 c laLon THERE IS ONLY ONE SUCCESS TO BE ABLE TO SPEND YOUR LIFE IN YOUR OWN WAY. WHERE THE BLUE BEGINS 51 A friend is one who knows you as you are Understands where you ' ve been, Accepts who you ' ve become And still gently invites you to grow I am your friend. I He who bends to himself a joy, Doth the winged life destroy; But he who kisses the joy as it flies, Lives in Eternities sunrise. 52 53 H I NK THI NK TH I NK TH INK TH INK TH I NK TH INK TH I NK TH I NK TH INK THINK THINK THINK BfcHyN K TH INK ! HI NK TH I NK TH I NK THI NK THINK THI NK THINK THI NK THI NK THI NK THINK THI NK TH IjM BfctK THINK ' FGimme Twinkies, Gimme wine, INK THINK THINK THINK THINK THINK THM M J BA THINKA ! 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To subdue the enemy without fighting is the highest skill. -Sun-Tzu While it is true that one should learn from his own mistakes, the wise man learns from the mis- takes of others. -Samuel L. Rogan 56 1 THINK AS T 77- f A K 1 TH ' NK AS I THfNK, ' 5A o A Vf x a 0 ? 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Never to want to see the other side of the hill or that improbable country where living is an idyll (although a probable hell) would kill us all. Only the curious have, if they live, a tale worth telling at all. — Alastair Reid Whatever you vividly imagine ardently desire, sincerely believe, and enthusiastically act upon must inevitably come to pass. ) I ) so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens. — William Williams He who laughs last had to have it explained. Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound ' s the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep — Robert Frost When I heard the learn ' d astromener. When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in columns before me, When 1 was shown the charts and diagrams, to add, divide, and measure them. When I sitting heard the astronomer where he lectured with much applause in the lecture-room, How soon unaccountable I became tired and sick, Till rising and gliding out I wandered off by myself, In the mystical moist nig ht-air, and from time to time. Looked up in perfect silence at the stars. — Walt Whitman 58 VVl iniKoiv? ol A Fiexenp” Thefirstjerson who comes in when the whole world has. Gone out : « 4 • « � ♦ A banl{ of credit on which we can draw supplies of confidence, counsel, sympathy, kef) and love . A jewel whose lustre the strong acids of poverty and misfortune cannot dim. One who multjpliesioys, divides grief and whose honesty is inviolable 60 Remember me as you pass f 5 Ljou arc new sc once was X % X am new 5c 5ccn ucu ' ll be Prepare yearsef-f +o fellow me ; . (_ c r hi} 3 j c J - i S ft o + t A IdcU C (■ ( c ' j ( i | h | 5 I h-e !o i 1 l-y f -( t rc a U f {eur — o 1 U ML- 0 ; j h ■€. P rSuvV ' C ' f t K u h h l V l ll 5 £ V y 0 0 ( ' t € ' £ l € 1 1 It yoo v i e o -f i ( u if l? p u. ' ( { h it i l }%o- V 2 ' itlu t L A K-e 15 ;ic t i n o -fa ' tf t Om € . I- H uw C o { C £ k luc k Oit ' Hd-S T c Ofti ( O o , u [ u , l skntrt 1 Xf r OultcA Du ivrdnA ) | A e h n, ' tiy ytw f pWe f - TK-rk f _p a u ‘ 7 + Kft.f W ; )le5i) “ oty $ frl t X a n rt,s k0 C.cl ; V ' f h 6 M w £ c f b ocl L fl h if ( i p 5 I 5 if HJio, I m r o i u ttf. 4 . A tv 4 A i 62 R Oo is r u u tc i— • CsC ' i cw xe tvvn 4 ivu-) | k rwLA, I’fc L_- . ' . M. Vl-Vt| C £ L J d. L.Y t •£ u |)p , )u t-.i-d — 63 .0 .Che secret to success _ is sincerity. Once you can fake that, you ' ve got it made: y, gas Leben isu wunaer schoen wenn rnann es ,eni essen kann u a ruT 7 1 fr aCXVv 9 O-oO c s V c v v T- 0 ou never realty 1 Gsr n to g wG9.r until you learn O, «„ ir .v. 9; ' V 64 65 RIBBON CUTTING On September 5, on the front lawn of Rowland Hall St. Marks new South Campus, a thirty-min- ute ribbon-cutting ceremony was held. Featured speakers were Board of Trustees Chairman Peter Billings, Thomas Jackson, Gregory Zeigler, Bishop Otis Charles, Lorna Mathe- son from the Board of Education, and Christopher Sumner from the Board of Trustees. One green and one white ribbon were draped across the front of the school ' s main doors and were cut with a large pair of scissors. 66 7 TH AND 8TH GRADE PICNIC On September 22, the 7 and 8 graders had a picnic on the back - field of the South Campus. Fortuneately, the weather was clear so the students and the faculty enjoyed games of baseball and soccer. The parents, faculty, and sponsors were invited. While the students ran around, the faculty attempt- ed to create hamburgers and hot dogs. It was a great way to get the Middle School acquainted for the upcoming year. 67 MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAY On December 6, 1984, Rowland Hall-St. Marks School held the first middle school play, titled “Little Mary Sunshine”, which continued through December 7. ICE CREAM SOCIAL 69 DANCES 71 WESTERN NIGHT Community Lunch is a new program at Rowland Hall. Every Friday the students and faculty have a formal lunch together. The pur- pose of community lunch is for the students and faculty to socialize with new people and to hear guest speakers. Community lunch em- phasizes the importance of table manners. CANDLE CAROL On the evening of Tuesday December 18 the Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s upper school convened at St. Mark ' s Cathedral in celebration of Candle Carol. Karyn Easton played the harp while students, Mr. Jackson and religious leaders read Christmas messages. 74 75 FACULTY STUDENT FOOTBALL PHOTOGRAPHY . Andre Meacham 78 Andre Meacham Rob Claxton Rob Claxton 79 CRAFTS ROTOWN This year RHSM was gifted with pres ence of Rowtown, a group of musicall adept students who entertained sue causes as community lunch, studer lounge, and dances. They performe styles ranging from ska to blues an nothing in between. The members are a follows: Pat Lovell on saxaphone; Ste Mansfield and Russ Wahlen on th trumpet; Alex Kim and Jonathon on ke} boards; Adam Marty on bass guitar; an Jon Clark on drums. 80 DEBATE NEWSPAPER STUDENT COUNCIL SERVICE COMPUTERS YEARBOOK Yearbook Staff: Whitney Rideout, lay out Rob Dunlop, lay out Alison Dunlop, Lay out Ellen Seeley, lay out Kari Bohlke, lay out Rachel Sweet, lay out Adam Marty, lay out Marina Condas, lay out Paul Ferucci, lay out Hillary Lindh, lay out Eric Bodnar, Editor Michael Begue, lay out Jim Bauer, Editor Alex Kim, Photography Editor Rob Claxton, photographer Nan Corradini, lay out John Nelson, photographer Leslie Anne Helm, Advisor Jason Hogle, lay out David Bernstein, lay out BIKING INDOOR SOCCER WEIGHTLIFTING DANCE 88 VOLLEYBALL 89 FLAG FOOTBALL - 90 - — — KARATE 91 BOWLING 92 ICE SKATING 93 DOWNHILL SKIING M0 ■ijjb TENNIS 95 CANDIDS BOY ' S BASEBALL 98 GIRL ' S TENNIS W .v Paul I ' m growing a moustache Da vis The Girls Tennis Team ended with some good results. The Team did win one game totally. Marcie Placed third in state. To everyone on the team. Con- gratulations!!! ' .M3W — 99 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 100 BOYS ' BASKETBALL 101 BOY ' S TENNIS 102 BOY ' S SOCCER ROWMARK 9 9 §§£ p jm iB 4 i jjp ' if | r s | 1’; ' ’ J , .1 A 106 107 MISSING PERSONS Ryan Miller Ryan Olpin Jon Vieta Michelle Marcelis Meredith Smith Heidi Brinkerhoff Sinclair Holcomb Travis Nelson Jennifer Smith Rulonna Nielson Eric Bollow Karen Jorgensen Cottonwood Mall aid the Utah Jaz2 present SHOOT FOR A SPtl-1 A I A I M i a r� . x-r Coach Strain Adrienne Lee PATRONS John and Susan Walker Paul and Patricia Christensen Susan and Michael Lynch George Fox Leslie Anne Helm Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dowen Mrs. Wendy S. Lai Diagostic Imaging Laboratory, University of ytah, School of Medicine Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Ellington Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rose Mr. and Mrs. George J. 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