Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Lorri Godfrey Claudia Goodrich Mark Gordon Mary Gordon Troy Grant Toni Green Martin Greenlief Sherri Gregory Kevin Griggs Mark Grover Robyn Groves Michele Gudat Kart Gustafson Jana Gygi Brad Hadean Gary Hanna Annette Hansen Sheri Hansen Raelyn Hardcastle Dorrene Harmon Christine Harrington Ross Harris Richard Haslam Neil Hatch Kari Haugen Mike Hawkins Garth Haycock Roy Haywood Kristina Hedin Dan Henriod Craig Heywood Ray Hibbard Leslie Hillner Mitch Hirschi Jon Crook Desiree Hofheins Jeff Hogan Bryon Holmstead Shirlyann Holt Terri Holt Carl Howard Elise Howlett Paul Huber Castaneda Hugo Eileen Hunsaker Todd Ingram Stacy Ipsen Steve Ivie Shaun Jackson 142 • Seniors

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Louis Edwards Don Egbert Mike Einicky Rodney Enniss Barbara Erickson Brad Erickson Kyle Erickson Matt Evans Paul Evans Troy Eyre Lisa Fabert Janet Fairbourn Keith Falcon Brian Fehrmann Monika Feistkorn Heather Ferguson Kieron Ferrin Ward Figge Shell! Fisher Larry FiUgerald Celee Flanigan Kim Flynn Robert Frailey Tracy Frandsen A Room With Class 1. Pleasingly plump teacher 2. Snagged polyester pants 3. Blue Light Special shoes 4 Bald Spot 5. Pencil behind ear 6. Buddy Holly Memorial glasses 7. Suitcase made of flowered material (doubles for vacationing) 8. Alternative to school lunch 9. Spot where stapler used to be (MIA) 10. In Out baskets (In is full: Out has one paper) 11. Empty Kleenex box 12. Desk drawers that contain toys col- lected from students: asst, broken Randy Fratto Meredith Freebairn Dawnea Freeman Audrey Freewald Sheila Fuhrmann Leanne Furner Sheri Gadd Kristen Galbraith Danny Gardner Tammie Garfield Marvin Gash LeAnn Gaydon pencils, pens, and a few confiscated notes 13. Carpet that trips room enterers 14. Withered plant (suffers from lack of sunlight from windows—needs to be put out of its misery) 15. Poster that has been up since First day of school 16. Circle of trash surrounding trash can (not many praplayers here) 17. Last year's calendar 18. Alphabet cards 19. Doodling on desks indicating stu- dents intense interest 20. Sleeping student (left over from last period) 21. Scattered lost books 22. Radio (permanently stuck on FM 100) Mark Gee Rob Gibbons Rod Gibbons Allyson Gilchrist Laurie Gines Chris Glad Melody Glad Ron Goble 23. Thermostat (fixed at 90 degrees in spring and 50 in winter) 24. Gum stuck under desks Cleveland-Goble • 141

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T.V. Or Mot T.V. . . This year old man inflation touched us all where it hurt the most—in our pocket- books. The four dollar plus ticket price to see John Belushi snarf jello made us won- der if it was really worthwhile. Many of us sat through class wondering how the girl with the overbite and frizzy hair always saw the latest movies. We didn’t know that she could watch them in her home on Channel One. Channel One is a subsidiary of Skaggs Telecommunications Service, Inc. It is a non-cable pay t.v., that runs movies before they are shown on the networks. Channel One has been in the valley for several years, but just this year has dramatically increased its number of subscribers. “It’s better than going to the movies and spending four-fifty. Besides I can sit home with my own popcorn and coke, said Becky Paul. Channel One cuts inflation down to size. Costing $15.75 per month, there are approximately twenty first-run movies each month. The offerings of Channel One are not just limited to the people who enjoy mov- ies. Classic pictures and concerts are of- fered for those who enjoy culture. Boring Saturday and Sunday afternoons can be combated by watching WGN, Channel 9 from Chicago, that runs during Channel One off hours—2:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Channel is similar to KSTG Channel 20. Many students that had insomnia and could only sleep through classes and not at night, enjoyed the all-night movies offered. The last movie on Channel One begins around midnight, then Channel 9 continues throughout the night. One of the biggest controversies that surrounded Channel One concerned alleg- edly pornographic movies. Porno movies did not appear on Channel One as many believed. However, semi nudity and harsh language are not edited from the original version as on the networks. What one sees in the theaters he gets on the home screen. The strongest rating an offered movie will have is R”. Every month there are ap- proximately 11 R's , 15 PG’s , 10 G’s and 7 NR’s . Channel One maintains a firm policy of not running R movies be- fore 8:00 p.m. On-air previews and printed schedules are available to help the viewer decide what to watch. Libby Doddridge replied, I think it's a good deal. I wish I had it.’ So when you are tired of watching a rerun for the third time and commercials are getting you down, you now have a third choice: turn off the tub, put on the Atari, or turn to Channel One. You must decide: T.V. or not T.V.? Ron Jacobsen Janet Jacobson Ken Jacobson Art Raider Shirley Jake Steve Jansen Claudia Jensen Clinton Jensen Doug Jensen JefT Jensen Lisa Jensen Sherri Jensen Wendy Jensen Les Jenson Karalee Jewkes Jay Jimenez Thomas Joel Bryce John Dirk Johnson Leslie Johnson Michelle Johnson Russ Johnson Catherine Jones Cory Jones Glenda Jones John Jones Melanie Jones Ron Jones Scott Jones Mark Jordan Sara Jorgensen Gerald Ju Godfrey-Ju • 143