Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Student tels hex se get going RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO RODEO CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB Row 1: Kari Pease. Roelynn Hardcastlw socrotary, Juhe Hopper- vlcoprosldont, Steve Sprouse-assistant treasurer, Randy Smith Row 2: Lori Riding. Nancy Marn. Stocie Sorgent. Steve Oxley historian, Chet Linton troasuror, Pat Tsosie Row 3: Michelle Johnson. Marcia Bailey. Jayme Anderson. Steph Derr. Kent Roberts advisor, Vince Belton. Todd Evans. Gerald Ju Mr Kent Roberts does some fancy ridng Rodeo Club 63

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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

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Parents Petition District For Soccer Acceptance Soccer is fast becoming a popular sport in the community. This year the soccer club was quite different than last year, for it was more organized. Members were brought together before Christmas, and practices were started, even though the first match did not take place until March 19. So. with plenty of prac- tice. plus an assortment of players different grades and ages, the club expected to do quite well. Being in the club meant paying for one's equipment and uniform for no funds were provided or raised. Soc- cer is not recognized as a school- sponsored sport, even though many parents petitioned for it. The sport, not being recognized by the school, meant that practices could not be held on campus. The club made its home field at Draper Park, practic- ing three to five times a week, sev- eral hours a day. Having their own cheerleaders to cheer for them on the field at matches added spirit and pride to the club, and built it as a possible new sport for high school competi- tion. Rich Griggin goes for the kick! SOCCER CLUB Row 1: Kevn Thaxton. Mike Woodbury. Mark Rakes. Dean Gardner. Steve Dexter. Dave Howard. Mark Grover. A Ron Wmklecarter. Dave Scott President; Row 2: Skip Garner-cooc , Tom Olsen sponsor, Todd Londeen- vice president, Brian Thaxton. Laron Taggart. Enar Sc how. Rich Griffin. Randy Emerson. Robert Connel. Ron Christiansen 64 Soccer Club