Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Crowds await Debate Club's pizza ottering. Forceful push might just do it. Cindy Kimball adds delicious pounds to her girlish figure Toss Ring Over Neck of Coke Bottle. Win A Prize. Alfa Fair 15

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V “Hurry; Hurry! Step right up; buy your tickets for the fair; Come one. Come all; get your tickets here. These were what a student would have heard if he attended the home- coming fair mingled with the sounds of fun and laughter. Booths, sponsored by clubs and offi- cers. adorned the grass. Meanwhile, students bought food and tried their luck at the many different games. Ring-toss. Shuffleboard. and Basketball throw were some of the games that challenged the contestants skill. The awards for winning the games were cakes, hats, noise- makers etc. Another feature of the fair was the variety of foods and drinks that students could pur- chase. Pizza Hut Pizza, snowcones. ice-cream and pop were sold. From this supply of food students went home with full stomaches and empty pockets. The homecoming fair was an opener for a very successui first homecoming for Alta High School and raised funds for clubs. As the fair grows in tradition it most likely will become larger and larger. A new tradition has begun at Alta High. Lotsa Fun And Funds Raised At Homecoming Bindie Roberts determines winners at basketball booth. Heinz Anticipation keeps Shelli Clark waiting. 14 Alfa Fair

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Halloween Day, Hardly Horrifying For Student Body Halloween week started on Mon- day night, October 29, with the opening of the VIC A spook alley. The auto mechanics area was transformed into the domains of dracula, the wolfman, vampires and witches. Skelton bones lay scattered on the graves. A rock path was con- structed for walking through the graveyard. The spook alley also contained an electric chair room, a torture chamber room, and a gro- tesque operating room. In the dark hallways, wet strings hung from the ceilings to give chills to the visitors Many physical obsta- cles also had to be faced. A slippery slide, a room with a tilted floor, widly designed walls and strobe lights gave the spook alley a totally eerie effect. However, some people felt the spook alley with all its obstacles was more dangerous than scary. On Halloween day. classrooms and halls were inhabited with clowns, vampires, Siamese twins, tu- lips. piglets, and other creatures too strange to mention. Even teachers participated. During the day activi- ties were planned. In the morning a costume contest was held. Later, students could go to a dance spon- sored by KCPX or a movie called “The Chosen Survivors. Blooming idiot Costumed sisters unite m holiday joviality w ■ f WA iin v Skeleton prepares to arise from the dead What does this creature use to change a flat tire? 'A Wolfman Jack