Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Personnel Maintain Front Row: Gesle Bonks. Marilyn Adams. Jane. Dow. Bonnie Campbell. Mary Snyder; Back Row: Mary Nokes. LaWain Wentz. Tina Butterfield, Frances Jenkins. Ethel Butt. Erika Riedel. Annette Harward. 176 ■ Staff

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Their Walter MItty’s Carolyn Wootton dance; U.S. history Rex Wright driver’s education Dolly Gucci fashion; personal hygiene John Worthen algebra; trig. Joy Wyatt Eng. 9 10; journalism Gary Yamashiro U.S. history Mrs. Sheryl Spencer: dancer or actress Mrs. Glenna Dodge: commeri- cal artist Mrs. Marian Martin: journalist Mr. Gary Tingey: psychologist Miss Debbie Thompson: cruise director Miss Charlotte Horne: pecan farmer WHO then are the teachers of Alta High School? They are peo- ple from a wide variety of back- grounds, many from various parts of the country. They are well-edu- cated in their subject matters and have a concern not only for the academic instruction of their stu- dents, but also for the human as- pect of public education. Because Alta is an excellent physical facility in a nice and growing area of Salt Lake City, many people want to teach here. Those hired are pro- fessional, involved, and caring people who like young people and want to prepare them for success- ful lives as adults by making high school an informative and person- al-image building experience for each student. Faculty H 175

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tic dishwashers cut down on labor Aiding in the efficient running of the school was a dedicated staff sec- retaries, custodians, and lunch per- sonnel. In the main office, secretaries handled accounting, typing, filing, and taking in-coming calls to the school. Joan Gamble, prinicpal’s sec- retary, coordinated all major business for the school. In the attendance office secretaries for the vice-principals kept atten- dance records for the state, dealt with check-ins and check-outs, phoning, and worked with the public. LaRae Pratt coordinated the coun- seling center’s activities. Aides worked in the media center, science department, and the vocational cen- ter. The custodial staff worked long hours each day cleaning the class- rooms, halls, and the commons. Preparing the lunches for the stu- dentbody, the lunch staff arrived ear- ly each morning to create nutritious meals of meat, homemade bread, vegetables, dessert, and milk. Clean, Well-Run Facility Patsy Chandler attendance office Scott Cowdell head custodian Diane Forsey attendance office Joan Gamble principal’s secretary Shannon Gross vocational aide Vickie Hansen custodian Debbie Hurst attendance office Radena James attendance office Mary Masters tracer aide Rose Milne attendance office Ayra Nelson vocational aide Mary Nielson media aide Lorraine Openshaw attendance office LaRae Pratt counselor’s secretary Stephanie Sanders attendance office Kelly Schelin media aide Ellen Setterburg attendance office Kathy VanAusdal secretary Staff ■ 177