Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Rosa and Christine train indoor for outdoor events KEY CLUB INDOOR TRACK KEY CLUB INDOOR TRACK KEY CLUB INDOOR TRACK KEY CLUB INDOOR TRACK KEY CLUB INDOOR TRACK ROW . Porrish Sly. Kolvm Baker. Ron Christiansen. Rich Griffin. Clark Pierson. David Cox. Stephanie Derr. Gma Boberg. Sue Anderson. Suzette Pratt ROW2:Kerry Woolsey. Mork Timothy. Mike Lind. Todd Glod, Brian Wionson. Tony Johnson. Bob McDowell. Desiree Hofhems. Michele Schroeder. Tammy Wdliamson. Lon Parr. Ruth Ann LiddKXd ROW 3: Kurt Griggs. Dan Schmidt. David Hutchinson. Paul Gressmen. Rod Gibbons. Troy Adams. Garth Luke. Christine Williams. Rosa Rodriguez. Lisa Schrmdt. Laura Griffiths ROW 4:Ryan Smith. Bryce Chidester. Mfce Mattnson. Bryan Douglas. Matt Zeller. Scott Anderson. Gilbert Leyba. Rob Clough. Mike Vanderbeek. Kristi Chant. Chris Blankenstem. Loney Peck ROW 5: Mike A ho. Robert Timothy. Tony Hatch. Lee Ann Jex. Wendy Me Nichol. David Richords. Byron Holmstead. Jefrey Tracy. Mark Gee, Cheryl Howlett. Shawn Ludlow. Jessica Whiteman. Linda Sterling ROW 6: Greg Pierson. Craig Mitchel. Jeff Hansen. Darrel Kenneth. Tammie Garfield. Lon Hdlner. Kim Chant. Chris Keller. Sonja Komng. Darlene Blockhorse. Martha Wauneka. Donna Fleming. Teresa Leete. Annette Leete. Stephanie Masters Ok Coach Jenson, were impressed, you can get off your soap box Indoor Track 61

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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

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Love Of Horses Bond Rodeo Club Members Rodeo Club had quite a hectic year with plenty of meetings and activities, being constantly busy. According to members, besides be- ing hectic, the year was also alot of fun. Activities included leading the homecoming parade and partici- pating in regional competitions. Also, a rodeo was put on with other schools rodeo clubs It took many weekly meetings to plan for the big event Outside of the club, members who owned their own horses would get together on the weekends and ride Many would also get together for competition in rodeo meets and the club as a whole went to meets together and participated in com- petition for points. Officers also planned many fun activities on the side, including club parties and community projects. But Rodeo Club was not all fun and games Members were expected to keep high academics and have good moral conduct. Most mem- bers participated in region compe- tion. With the club growing more pop- ular for those who own horses, it is expected that many more will join in the coming years 62 Rodeo Club