Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Brett Cofetti Robert Connel Colette Dahl Leah Cutis Corolee Cutler Cody Cutler David Cutler Doug Cutler Jeanroe Donjanovich Sherry Dahlstrom Senlors 143

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Suzanne Bush Terne Bussing Sherry Butler Sandy Butterfield Gordy Campbell Kelly Campbell Tony Cannon Lon Carlson SuzAnn Carlson Becky Carroll Elaine Carroll Jim Carter Doug Cozier Randy Champion Bryce Chidester Ppiy IB i ferpB ' gwip 1 '1 L lii I fli I n% w 1 VM l ' mJ Ron Carter Judy Caruso Lmda Cary SENIORS '80 Todd Chisholm Chris Christensen Jim Christensen John Christensen Ted Christensen Warren Christensen Just Being Cool Perhaps many students will remem- ber the winter of 79-'80 as the freeze out not because it was so terribly cold outside, but because of the chili mside Because of the Presidential Order to lower all thermostats m public buiidmgs. many classes with outside walls tem- peratures dipped and stayed m the low 60’s To take the chill off. many students wore coats to class to keep from tong up (At least it was easy to stay awoke) The use of space heaters was disaiowed and the district gath- ered up all heaters used last year to warm cold pockets m the school This was the year that bemg “cool took on a whole new meaning B 142 Seniors

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Llso Duran Scott Earl Vance Elsworth Rick Enriquez Margaret Erickson Joanne Esterretcher Jamne Evans Scott Favbourn Steve Eyre Tena Farrimond Heidi Ferguson 144 Senlors Is there life without money? Many seniors in their growing indepence found the necessity of money to sup- port dating, entertainment, cars, emergencies, and savings accounts for their plans after graduation. Here are some replies to our questions— Where do you work? What did you do? TONI HENLINE: sales clerk at The Pace- S@tt0f CINDY SALISBURY: sales at Blocks VICKY SIEVERTS: taught swimming MIKE WILLITS: shipping clerk DEREK ROBERTS: sporting goods clerk RALPH BAKKER: Cookie maker JIM ANDERSON: Caterpillar driver MARY FULLER: Life guard at private pool SANDY KELLY: gift shop clerk LESLIE LLOYD: secretary DEEANN OLIVER: restaurant hostess KENDALL SPRINGER: picture framer DAVID CUTLER: Cook at the Union Sta- tion GAVIN HUMPHREY: swimming pool con- struction JOANN SAVAGE: worked in bakery BRENT BINKS: storm window installer ROBERT HODSON: cabinet builder BRAD AULT: house construction DARRYL ALLSOP: grocery bagger DAVE JARVIS: temporarily unemployed TODD LANDEEN: custodian at A.H.S. ED JENSEN: Machinist DAVID RICHARDS: Hod carrier PAUL GILLESPIE: Dee's cook JERRY TRACY: grocery bagger BOBIE HANSEN: waitress at Farrells PAM GRAESSER: worked at pharmacy TROY BUCY: b.s. and landscaping CHARISSE BISHOP: not employed — yea!!! Many seniors felt the need to work both for the experience and to get them off poverty row . Although many jobs did not pay extravagant wages, most were happy to have that little extra bread every week.