Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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District, State, Nation Cheerleaders and Songleaders traveled to Orlando, Florida, to compete in National High School Cheerleading Championships- they placed 2nd Runners Up. OTHER AWARD WINNERS: REGION II SOLO AND ESNEMBLE FESTIVAL-SUPE- RIOR RATINGS: Karla Leffler, Christie Mil ligan, Lisa Smith, Adele EerNisse, Barbara Erickson. Stcey Swallow, Mark Crapo. Clark Ashby, Parish Sly. Greg Smith, Kerry Wool sey, Tami Hickman, Darcelle Thomas. Beth Nohavec, Suzanne Vernon, Stuart Rice, Ke- vin Jensen, Kellie Kimball. PTA RELEC- TIONS CNTEST SCHOOL WINNERS: (Lit- erature) Nathan Soderborg 1st, Sondra Sumsion-2nd, Beth Berner-2nd, Cori Young- 2nd, Holly MiddIeton-3rd, (Music) Greg Smith 1st place. (Art) Scott Griffin 1st place. BRIDGE BUILDING CONTEST WINNERS: Chuck Myers, Brad Mills. Cindy Kimball. Mike Reading. Cindy Kimball Georgetown Debate Champion Holly Middleton PTA Reflections Contest Literature-3rd-District Debbie Riding Govenors Cup Champion Utah Jazz Scholarship Greg Smith ePTA Reflections Contest Music-lst-District Region-one plus atig Nathan Soderborg PTA Reflections Contest Literture-lst-School Nat. Merit Scholarship Finalist Sondra Sumsion PTA Reflections Contest Literature-lst-District Kip Wadsworth School Bridge Build- ing Contest-lst place Awards ■ 271

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Awards Arrive From Beth Berner PTA Reflections Contest Literature-2nd-District Jon -District Jon Berner Govenors Cup Champion Shelli Clark National FHA Candidate State FHA Board Member Chris Crawford PTA Reflections Contest Art-lst-District GIRLS STATE BOYS STATE—Front Row: Robert Tokita. Richard Lewis. Clark Ashby Governor 1981, Kyle Steadman; Row 2: Gina Delapiana. Beth Berner. Debbie Riding. Sondra Sumsion, Jill Terry. Kari Hillner. Christie Milligan; Back Row: Blake Goff. Brad Walbeck, Craig Dallon, Van Schmidt. Nathan Soderborq. Jim Gonzales. Wendi Geibel American Junior Quarter- horse Association Show Scott Griffin PTA Reflections Contest Art-lst-School Mike Irwin Voc. Carpentry Contest School Winer Todd Jensen Voc. Carpentry Contest School Winner 270 ■ Awards

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Hawkeye Gets A Face Lift HAWKEYE —the new look. The look of a real newspaper, professional- ly printed on newsprint, organized with creative layouts. The new Hawkeye was itself a sign of the school growing in prestige and reputation in academics, and was excitedly received by the stu- dent readers. Having no school funding for the new printing process, the staff “pound- ed the streets” solicting advertisers to help pay the bills. Organizationally, the paper added four new sections. A Prospective Sec- tion focused on one particular issue or event, a happening at school or in the community. An Entertainment Page featured personality profiles; reviews of movies, plays, and music, and write ups on local entertainment happenings. The special projects, activities, and competitions marked the new Club Sec- tion. And the Outside Section took a look at events and issues on the state and national level. These new sections combined with the previous sections of feature arti- cles, sports, and editorials all blended together to make the Hawkeye a class A publication. Quality in production, reporting and newswriting won the hallmark of the new Hawkeye. Commercial printing provided Hawkeye with a professional image. After meeting deadline, journalists Jill Terry and Sondra Sumsion cram in chemistry. 272 I Hawkeye 1 •4 Ut. rihi -•■•nf t HAWKEYE Classroom sets scene for v iolence