Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Euphony Publishes Composite Of Prose And Poetry Euphony: an agreeable combi- nation of pleasant sounding words; Alta High's Literary Magazine (for- merly Altatudes). This year's magazine will be the best ever! boasted Andrew Keefer, editor of the Euphony. The majority of the magazine consisted of poetry. Essays, short stories, plays and art work also were included. Ev- eryone was eligible to contribute his writing talents to the magazine. The magazine was sold at the end of the school year. Writing was only part of the Eu- phony staff's activities. A Christmas party was held at the home of Sa- bra Adams During the Christmas season, the walls of Mrs. McAllister's classroom found themselves laden with giant Christmas cards created by Euphony staff members. Mrs. McAllister took over the task of helping the literary staff produce a magazine The literary staff has pulled to- gether so students could have a fo- rum for publishing their agreeable combination of pleasant sounding words. LITERARY STAFF— Row 1: Andrew Keffer, Liz Geurts. Row 2: Gna DeWa'Pona. Renee Carlson. Trish Thayne. Susan Dangerfield. Audrey Haight. Svea Haight. Row J;Kevon Hansen. Elaine Carrol. Sabra Adams. Laurie Crawford. Cynthia Jar vie. Carl Hansen. Deborah Young. Annie Hustvedt. Eva Sheppard. Dean Hanlne Row4:Nancy Brunswick. Shan Colyar. Richard Rogers. Pom Como. Jim Gonzales. Mindy Melville. Emly Samsbury, Jan Southern. Lnda Cary. Joann Savage. Shelly Holt. Julie Engh Andrew Keefer Editor Sabra Adams Poo try Editor Jon Sou t ham Assistant Editor Carl Hansen Drama Editor Renee Carlson Short Story Editor Nancy Brunswick llluitratlon Editor Emily Samsbury Poo try Editor Mrs McAllister Advisor 122 Llterary Staff

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Copy writing drives Dave Paskett into deep thought Deraid Alcorn Advisor Keven Vawdrey Hoad Photographor Todd Gabier Photographer Fred Roberts Photography Advisor Brian Preece Photographor Paula Huff Assistant Editor Teme Frkovich Editor John Roberts Photographor Connie Steck Looking Forward To Looking Back Opens Curtain To The Movies Eighteen staff members spent countless hours putting together the 1979-1980 book Even though the formal style of last year's book was very popular, the staff set a goal to create a complete- ly different book An informal, more flamboyant appearance was given to the book by adding more artwork, graphics, lines, giv- ing each section a separate per- sonality More copy was written to capture the unique history of 1979-80 Feature articles were added to the class sections to liv- en them up Each page of the book had to have a rough draft-layout and copy made, and later a final copy Appointments had to be set up for all pictures The pho- tographers later developed the film and printed pictures All items had to be labeled, identified, and then sent to California Then the proofs were checked for accura- cy before being sent to the press Last summer staff members at- tended a yearbook workshop It was held in Logan and lasted for four days to be trained and get new ideas. During the year small get togethers were planned for special occasions The staff had special T-Shirts made up with the theme of the book on the back of the shirt The personality of this year's book will be the combined per- sonalities of all the staff members Yearbook Staff 121

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Literary Staff 123 Literary staff listens attentively to Mrs McAllister's lecture on writing