Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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mechanics work Vocational Classes Teach Life Skills attended school for four months in Hawaii. A highlight in her life was graduating from college. Dave Palmer likes to read, write, and talk. He has traveled to Holland and has also had the opportunity to live among the Navajo Indians. Jo Lynn Payne’s most embarras- ing moment was being handcuffed to her chair by a group of account- ing students. In high school she was involved with drill team, cheerlead- ing, and school musicals. Anne Petersen spent time in New York as a member of a pageant cast. In high school she was on the drill team, active in student govern- ment, and a member of the madri- gals. She met her husband on their first date. She was a state winner in sewing and was also a Sterling Scholar. Denise Potter enjoys skiing, sew- ing, singing, and modeling. She loves to go to Jackson, Wyoming. She was the 1974 County Dairy Princess. Last year she taught at Pleasant Grove High School. Kent Roberts enjoys all outside activities. He spent two years in Alaska. In high school he was a class officer and was involved in football and tennis. He met is wife on a blind date. Sandra Smith was busy with cheerleading, attending Girls' State and being State FHA Secretary dur- ing her high school days. She loves to dance, camp out, hike, and backpack. She likes to dance and met her husband at a dance. Dale Taft served on L.D.S. mission to Sweden. He likes working on cars, building models of all types, wres- tling, football, and basketball. He at- tended Weber State on scholarship and met his wife there. Rick VanAusdale has previously taught at Cottonwood High School. He enjoys hunting, fishing and work- ing in a machine shop. He has taken second place in a National VICA Contest and first, twice, in State competition. He was engaged to his wife a week after he met her Dave Palmer M.I.E.-Utah State University vocational coordinator JoLynn Payne B.S.- Brigham Young accounting, shorthand Anne Petersen B.S. Utah State University foods, O.J.T coordinator Denise Potter BA. Utah State University sewing, interior design Kent Roberts B.S Brighdm Young carpentry, woodshop Nancy Selack B.S. Utah State University shorthand, coop office Sandra Smith B.S. Utah State University parenting, chid dev Dale Taft B S. Utah State University auto mechanics Pick VanAusdale B.S Brigham Young machine shop Faculty 235

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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

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Many Support Services Needed To Keep School Running Smoothly LUNCH PERSONNEL: Row 1: Kris Lundstrom. June Anzures. Mary Snyder. Bonnie Campbell. Gisele Banks. Janet Dow. Mary Nokes. Peggy Pederson. Inge Knubel. Row 2: Annette Harward. Marilyn Adams. Frances Jenkins. Norma Erickson. Ethel Butt. Erika Fiedel. Tina Butterfield-lunch manager In addition to a faculty and ad- ministration. many support services are needed to run a large school smoothly. Principal's secretary. Joan Gamble coordinated secretarial work done for the school. She. along with other secretaries in the main office handled all money, account- ing, requistions, and typing, filing, and taking incoming calls to the school. Attendance records for the state were the responsibilities of the at- tendance office secretaries and aides. Rose Milne, Debbie Hurst, and staff kept records of attendance and absences, took care of check- ins and check-outs, did phoning, met the public and served as secre- taries for the vice principals. LaRae Pratt coordinated the activities of the counseling center. The science and media areas were assisted by aides. Becky Cran- ney. Shannon Gross, Mary Nielson, and Mabel Okubo. The custodial staff of Scott Cow- dell. Jim Shields. Vicky Dunn, Richard Ware, and Elmo Elison worked dili- gently each day to keep all com- mon areas and classrooms cleaned, and vacuumed . Lunch each day was ready be- cause of the early morning arrival of Tina Butterfield and her staff. Meals were prepared throughout the morning for the over one-thousand student of first and second lunches. Sherle Cambell Secretary Becky Cranney Aide Vicky Dunn Janitor Joan Gamble Principal's Secretory Shannon Grott Aide Debora Hurtt Secretary Norene Mlllerberg Secretary LaRae Naylor Secretory 236 Staff