Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Senior Class Officers Mac Frischknecht, Ralph Bakker, Merrillee Stillman, and Troy Bucy had a busy year! They were in charge of Homecoming, the Senior Float, Senior Christmas Dance, Graduation, and the Graduation Dinner Dance, Mac Frischknecht, President, was in charge of the other senior officers. Mac always took charge and he was very responsible. He took his job seriously and never quit until the job was done, were com- ments from his fellow officers. Mac loved being President and said he was busy as heck! Vice President Ralph Bakker said he decided to run for office because. I was a Senior, what could I lose by trying. Ralph's responsibilities were no dif- ferent from anyone else's he said. Ralph did whaf he was assigned, and did it well. He helped out the other class officers when they needed him. Merrillee Stillman, Secretary for the senior class, said her responsibilities were to keep Mac, Ralph, and Troy busy! Merrillee wanted to remember her senior year and make it as exciting as she could, so she decided to run for office. Her contribution to the class could be described by Mac when he said, We would be dead without her! Troy Bucy, the Head Senator, was the “life of the class and he kept us laughing! said his fellow offi- cers. Troy enjoyed his work and he really kept busy by doing what Mac assigned. Frischknecht President; Ralph Bakker, Vice-President. Can Archibald Mike Anthon Ralph Bakker Seniors 139

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Sobra Adams Bob Affleck Jennifer Aland Loisi Alatiro Kelhe Anderson Lavon Andersen Jim Anderson 138 Seniors Merrillee Stillman Secretary; Troy Bucy. Head Senator; Mac

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 Confessions And Advice Jerry Bollard Steve Barlow Becky Borraclough KeHie Bates Patti Baugh Suzanne Beck Vance Beckstead Kathleen Beesley Paige Bell SENIORS '80 What happened to all of those dates I had last year? was the question being asked by many senior girls this year as in past years. And when given that question to answer, a few re- plied. I don't know, but I sure would like to know! The problem was that the senior men were out after the younger women . And as a result, the senior girls somehow caught the name “the sen- ior hags . The guys said the reason they went after younger girls (freshmen, sophomores, ju- niors) was that last year and years before, the girls their own age would have nothing to do with them. They were too busy dating the sophisti- cated senior men . The boys felt rejected! If the senior girls would have paid more attention to the boys their own age in the past, there wouldn't have been this problem of rejection and lack of dates. And there wouldn't be such a thing as a senior hag . However it just didn't work that way. There will always be the joy of knowing you were a sopho- more girl going out with a big, gorgeous senior man. So remember: The senior boys you date when you are a sophomore or junior, will be off to college or out in the job world when you reach the top. So keep an ace in the hole; pay more attention to the boys your own age, or learn to live with Friday and Saturday nights at home. alonel