Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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1 Demonstrating for her successful volleyball squad. Coach Kathy Nielson shows how to perfect a required move. Peeking from behind the projector. Mr Roger Miner prepares to show film for junior class dealing with class rings. At parent teacher conferences. Mr Dittman talks with parents about assignments in his department. This year's conference was held at midterm to help students save their grade. Preparing to enter a skit. Coach Dave McConnell, catches a wink or two to get into character. Keeping a close eye on the field, players, and plays. Coach Ken Black records stats'' at the Kearns Alta game Teachers • 115

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Humans? Yes, they’re human. They eat; they sleep; they shop in stores; they go to mov- ies; and yes, they even have excitement in their lives at and away from school. Who are they? Believe it or not—teachers. Here caught in a few surprised moments of their work or their relaxation are the human sides of the invincible teacher. No, these pages may not be torn out and used as a dart board. During a pep assembly. Mary Johnson attempts to get the attention of the cheerleader who tells the story of how the Alta Hawk took care of Roy's spirit. The assembly was a warm-up for the Roy State game. Stopping in the parking lot. the lingering warm, fall weather is conducive for a quick conversation be tween Mrs. Sue Rasmussen and Mr. Doug Anderson. Listening to Mr Robinson explain graduation require ments, students evaluate their progress to date. 114» Teachers

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Broadcasting video recordings throughout the school. Mabel Okabu monitors one of the four in-school channels used daily for media presentation. Steps leading to the media center have become love seats' for many couples. Allison Gilchrist and Larry Berg find these seats a comfortable hideaway With more students than ever in school, more people chose the media center to visit before school. Whether to quietly chat or work on pro- castinated assignments, the center became a hub of morning activity. One of the many extra offerings available in the media center was the photographic services. Sherry Wayman, aide, helped teachers with photographic assignments and graphics requests. 116 • Media Center