Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Mary Keaveney enjoys snow skiing and ballet. In school she was a songleader and was a pro- fessional ballet dancer in the Oakland Ballet. Gordon Lindsay enjoys run- ning, canoeing, gardening, piano playing, and backpacking. He lived in Germany for two years. He thinks people become teach- ers because of June, July, and August. David McConnell's high school days were filled by being a mem- ber of Honor Society, Athletic Club president, and junior class president. In college he played on the B.Y.U. football team. Carolyn Wootton enjoys water skiing, dancing, choreographing, and traveling. Her travels have taken her to the Orient, Europe, and Spain. In high school she was on the drill team and pep club, was the sports editor for the newspaper, and on the year- book staff She was in the Cou- garettes, at B.Y.U. She lives with her dog Luke. Rex Wright’s favorite activities are hiking, fishing, camping, and watching B.Y.U. athletics. He met his wife in high school; the high- light of his life was marrying her. From the sidelines. Ray Jenson evoluates his class's skills Conferring with student. Sandra Jones suggests corrections Gordon Lindsay takes roll ot healthy class. Faculty 233

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P.E., Health, Driver's Ed. Teachers—Sports Minded To Doug Berry becoming a teacher meant aiding the edu- cational developement of young people. The most important mo- ment in his life was marrying his wife Lorraine. His three sons one daughter, tennis and golf keep him busy. To Ken Black becoming a teacher meant security, benefits, and a challenge. An embarrass- ing moments as a teacher was when playing flag football in front of the entire studentbody, he went to reach for the flag, but grabbed a boy's shorts and ripped them off completely. He ceived the Lehman Lemon Award for this. Melvin J. Gamble has traveled to Hawaii. Guam, Phillippines. Shanghai, China, Japan, and Ko- rea. When asked why he thought people became teachers, he said, That's a good question! Charles Haynes enjoys most sports, preferably tennis, raquet- ball, and basketball. He thinks most teachers have a need to help people. Margie Ihler has traveled to Hawaii, Switzerland, and Vancou- ver Canada. She was a cheer- leader for Jordan High, was a member of Angel Flight at B.Y.U., and a singing group called Foot- prints. Mary Johnson enjoys disco dancing, football, basketball, cheerleading, and rollerskating, She enjoys the long hours and low pay of teaching. Many activities kept her high school days busy. She was also a varsity cheer- leader for the University of Utah. Sandra Jones enjoys golf, bridge, and camping. One of the most embarrassing moments as a teacher was when she was yell- ing at a class on a demonstration table when she fell off. Doug Sorry B.S. -Southern Utah State College driver's ed Chariot Haynot B.S -Utah State University health Mary Koovonoy B.S -University of Utah gymnastics, math, dance Hon Slack MS.-University of Utah p.e. basketbal Marglo Ihlor Associate-Brigham Young University health careers Gordon Llndtay B.S.-Brigham Young University health, track coach Molvln Gambia B.S. Brigham Young University driver's ed. Bay Jonton B.S.-Brigham Young University p.e, cross country David McConnoll B.S -Brigham Young University pe Gary Garcia B.S.-Southern Utah State College weight training Mary S. Johnson B.S.-University of Utah dance, figure control Carolyn Wootlon B.A.-Brigham Young University Dance. U S. history Gorald T. Grovot B.S -University of Utah driver's ed Sandra Jonot B.S.-University of Utah physiology, health Box Wright B.A.-Southern Utah State College p e.. driver's ed. 232 Faculty

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Kim Austin B B A -North Texas State Market, fashion merch. Linda Barrett B A.-Colorado State vocational marketing Janice Bollwlnkel B S -University of Utah foods, single survival Kent Crook B.S -Brigham Young vocational electronics Ally son Day B.S -Brigham Young business comm., type Leslie DeMllle B.S -Southern Utah State welding John Gardner B.S Brigham Young graphics, photography Perry Johnson B.S -Utah State University drafting, electronics Julie Madsen B.S -Brigham Young type, office praefice Kim Austin loves the Dallas Cow- boy football team. In high school, she served as DECA president and student body secretary. She was a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society in college and won the Na- tional DECA Hall of Fame Award Linda Barrett worked as a tutor in Puerto Rico and also spent summers in Brazil and Europe. She was the student body treasurer in high school. She claims she is a teacher for the fun of it! Janice Bollwinkel enjoys skiing, sewing, and cooking. Once she played a practical joke by covering cotton balls with chocolate and serving them to the faculty on April Fools Day. Kent Crook spent seven months in Vietnam. He was in drama club during high school and worked his way through college as an electri- cal repairman He met his wife at a fast food drive-in. Allyson Day has been to Russia, Poland, Scandinavia, England, France, Germany, Austria, and Italy. She was president of the Jordan Charlonians and was also in the acappella in high school. Leslie DeMille enjoys playing the piano, motorcycle riding, and hiking. In high school he played basebpll. ran track and was a member of a rock group. John Gardner received his Duty to God as a teenager. He likes to ski, play tennis, and enjoys photogra- phy. In high school he was involved with stage crew, rodeo club, and ski club. Perry Johnson spent last summer in Hawaii. He became a teacher be- cause he wanted to help people plan for their futures. He likes motor- cycle touring, photography, and scuba diving. Julie Madsen devoted her life to her studies while in high school. She Janice Botlwinkel teaches males the basic skills of ccoking. 234 Facuity Dale Taft inspects student's auto