Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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I C C A I C A I C A I C A Executive council: Todd Murphy president; Tmo Hunter vice president; Gary Anthon. secretary; Darryl Allsop treasurer; Warren Christensen parliamentarian; Mark Ruma. reporter; Terne Ramey queen; Section ad- visors;Ker t Roberts. Leslie DeMiiie. Dale Taft. Kent Crook. Perry Johnson. John Gardener. Anne Peterson. Morgie ihier. Dave Palmer. Rck VanAusdaie. and Gienna Dodge Club Members: Michael Arnone. Jett Bailey. Jerry Ballard. Mark Brklaach. Gary Clardy. Todd Corsetti. Todd Green. Mark Hanna. Todmey Hommes. Dave Jarvis. Chris Jensen. Kim Kelson. Jett Leonard. David Maimborg. Thomas Mullen. Todd Murdock. Trent Peter- son. Troy Robinson. Curtis Schrmtke. John Thome. Jm Vandetta. Brent Vanzandt. Da- vid Wabel. Barry Webster. Carl Wright. Harold Ames. Lonme Briefer. Steve Brown. Dave Cle- ments. Lori Cummins. Troy Federspiel. Curt Gregory. Kevm Griggs. David Mayhew Bruce Muratda. Shoun Murdock. Golden Murray. Jim Nelson. Robert Taty. Ken Thompson. Brian Wil kmson. Knsti Allen. Kan Atkmson. Patti Baugh. Katrma Beck stead. Kris Brown. Juhe Conty. Jody Carimg. Becky Carroll. Michelle Copper. Cmdy Cummmgs. Julie Denner. Matt D»etz. Darla Downs. Brent Edlund. Curt Eldredge. Liz Geurts. Carla Hales. Stephanie Harmon. Mar garet Johnson. Laun Lamb. Shawn Ludlow. Charles McConnel. Wendy McNchoi. Char- lotte Newman, Jodi Paige. Rob Qumtona. Dee Dee Schrenk. Pam Semos. Tammy Timo- thy. Todd Wortman. Renee Whitehead. Car d Zabriskie. Ennis Garfield. Todd Lee. Craig Mitchell. Mike Stoedter. Lmdsey Taylor Greg Walker. Crag Wyatt. Matt Zeller. Gary Ap pbme Ronald Carter. Ted Christensen. Rich- ard Cox. Steve Eyre. Marc Hansen. Kurt Har vey. Kyle Hawker. Allen Huetter. Ed Jensen. Clay Morgan. Shane Perry. David Russell. Dan Schwob. Dale Sheets. Kirk Anderson. Rory An- dus. Troy Angel. Steve Berg. Randy Champi- on. Todd Chisholm. Paul Ellis. Brod Fmdiay. Bruce Glmes. Crag Hinton. Bart Huff. Gam Humphrey. Gb McDougoi. Steve Nelson. Wayne Nielson. Trocy Nelson. Troy Owen. Gavm Pitts. Mike Potter. Wayne Price. Derrick Smith. Monte Smith. Steve Sundberg. Tony Swenson. Kellie Anderson. Lisa Burns. Jeanie Danjanovich. Michelle Gressmen. Sherri Hart- mg. Jarm Houmond. Ann Joos, Rene Little. Shely MrfcheH. Conme Moser. Penny Pei. Jockie Romero. John Smith. Suzanne Steger Jennifer Aland, Nancy Brunswick. Laune Crawford. Bryan Douglas. Heidi Ferguson. De- bra Gardener Christina Liddiard. Rahim Mehra. Denise Schmidt. Anita Smith. Terrel Vadeeuwen. Sondra Wooton. Lon AngeM. David Cutler Mike Guarmo. Troy Hansen. Enc Heit. Paul Hernck. Richard Hilhker. Dave Hites- man. Steve Holiday. Paul Randall. Jeff Tefnck. Bob Workman. Wes Anderson. J«m Carter Cody Cutler. Randy Danjanovich. Mark Gib- bons. James Grunwald. Mike Howord. David Jones. Paul Lloyd. Steve Oxley. Victor Read mg. Scott Steed. Steve Stevens. Steve Syl- vester. Todd Wnght and Brad Young VIC A 59

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VICA Students Use Their Skills To Help Others. The full name of the VICA Club is the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America These students come from all technical and industrial courses, including health occupations, food preparation, ma- chine shop, auto mechanics, carpentry, brick laying, drafting, graphic arts, com- mercial arts, welding and electronics An annual event that Vica sponsored was the Vica Spook Alley, containing a hanging dracula. grave yards, operat- ing scenes and other ghoulish things. The spook alley was built and designed by the students and manned by the stu- dents in the form of monsters of various sorts to help the people through During the year Mr Robert's carpentry section went on a rabbit hunt, where it was re- ported that they became mighty hunt- ers Mr Roberts, however, almost didn't make it back from the hunt His students were going to leave him there VICA also has professional activities such as guest speakers, tours and ap- pearances before professional groups VICA students participated in many ser- vice projects Bob Farnsworth and the electronic students repaired a T V for an elderly couple free of charge The club also had a chance to attend a district convention and state competi- tion This event sponsored both leader- ship and skill competition Other con- vention activities included a legislative assembly and guest speakers VICA participated in legislative activities as delegates using parliamentary proce- dure to conduct their affairs VICA HAP- PENINGS: Todd Murphy, the president, had a hard time getting back from their opening social His car wheel fell off While riding m the back of Jeff Leon- ard's truck Jerry Ballard apparently broke the rear window We wonder how—a bum deal At the VICA spook alley the operation had to be shut down several times to instruct the students guides how not to handle the girls After the VICA stomp, adviser Mr Crook could only say. I couldn't hear for a week afterwards Lori Angeli, an electronics student, was the only female known to wire a house m freezing weather with no shoes VICA had a bit of a problem in re- sponding to the Key Club's request to sell tickets for their Christmas service project It seems someone, possibly the adviser, issued the tickets only one hour before they were supposed to be all sold Automotive training helps meet vocational and practical needs 5S VICA

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Students Find Social And Physical Involvement The Key Club is generally a com- munity and school service club. They have worked this year under the sponsorship of the Sandy Kiwanis Club. Each week two of the mem- bers attend the Kiwanis Club meet- ing held on Tuesday mornings at Perkins Cake and Steak House After breakfast members had a chance to hear speakers such as Dan Mar- riott and Governor Matheson. The Club had their opening social at Piz- za Hut. The first project of the year was the Christmas service project. The club selected a film “The Sting to be shown to students on two differ- ent evenings Tickets were sold and the proceeds went to help a needy family in the Sandy area so they also could enjoy their Christmas holidays. Key Club also sponsored a stomp, paid a visit to the Jordan South Val- ley Center for the handicapped to help individuals there, visited the Salt Lake Home for the Elderly, had a drive to sell Alta visors to earn mon- ey and donated it to the school for worthy causes The club members also attended a regional meeting of the Key Club International and will attend an International Key Club meeting in San Diego this summer. The Club has only fourteen mem- bers but hope to build their reputa- tion and membership by being in- volved in fun and meaningful activi- ties. When most other students were home asleep in their nice warm beds during the cold winter morn- ings. the Indoor Track Club was working hard and steady in the gym A rather large group interest- ed in tracking events met early on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at 6.10 a m. to train for track meets and competitions here and away. The club participated in meets at B.Y.U. Pocatello. Idaho and several in the fieldhouse Having one of the few indoor track facilities in the state, there were several hun- dred participants in the indoor track meets Coach Ray Jenson advised the Club and made good use of the indoor track facilities. Row f;Paul Latimer Poulin© Walton. Sonja Thomas. Jennifer Aland Row 2:Lance Nayler. Yvette Day. Donna Larsen. Richard Cahoon Row 3: Brent Sorensen, odvlsor, Tobert Frailey. Bart Huff. Sid Beveridge- advltor. 60 Key Club