Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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 There will be no boundary changes, ex- tended day or double sessions at Alta next year, Mr. Worlton announced at depart- mental meetings. We will have to deal with growth by creating new classrooms and learning to adjust to crowded condi- tions. Being an administrator was not merely dealing with the everyday prob- lems of students, teachers, and the com- munity during the current year, but also keeping an eye on the years to come. Year ly changes in policies and the phenomenal growth in the area provided many new challenges for the leadership of the school. Where to house the 300 new students this year in a building already near capacity? So walls were ordered and new temporary pods set up outside. And when that prob- lem is solved for this year, what about the hundreds more that are expected next year? The principal and four vice-principals worked with everyday problems of atten- dance, truancy, parent conferences, and community concerns, as wells as planning and chaperoning activities. Even some le- gal actions had to be handled this year. But an attestment to their success was the effi- cient operation and growing reputation of Alta as a well-run, large metropolitan high school. Now heading the largest high school in Utah. Princi- pal Fred Worlton carries the responsibility for the efficient operation of all aspects of the facility. Mr Doug Anderson assistant principal Mr. Ron Sing vice principal Mr Roger Miner vice principal Dr Charles Woodward vice principal 196 • School Administration

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Dan Hotladay U.S. Hist.: Am. Prob. Charlotte Horne Eng. 10 G II Cheryl Hughes Eng. 11: Pep Club Karl Jensen Alg.; Topics Phil Jensen Soc. Stud.; Wt. Train. Ray Jenson P.E.: Track Field Annette Johnson Alg.; Geometry Mary Johnson P.E4 Cheerllng Perry Johnson Drafting Bernice Jones Eng. II 12 Sandra Jones Health: Physiol. Barbara Kornet Eng 10: German Nancy Larsen U.S. Hist. Charlene Long Market.: Fashion Myron Long U.S. Hist.: Sports Mitch Lunak Soc. Stud.: Anc. Hist. Julie Madsen Type: Off. Pract. Marian Martin Eng. 12: Reading Robert Massey U.S. Hist: Mil. Hist. Adrene Masters Foods Judy McAllister Eng. 12: Creative Writ. Dave McConnell Sports: P.E. Kay McNamara Media Coordinator Julian Mercer Eng. 9 Jeonene Mower Algebra Kathy Nielson Junior Counselor Rick Ochoa Debate: Speech Carolyn Olsen English 10 Susan Snow Eng. 9 G 12 Gary Steele Geology Karen Steinbrtng Algebra: Math Bob Stnngham Soc. Stud. Gary Tingey Soc. Stud.: Psychology Rick VanAusdal Mach. Shop: Welding Candac e Vila Resource Don Ward U.S. Hist.: Stud. Gov. Gerald Webb Soc. Stud.: Sociology Carol West Eng. 9 10 Carolyn Wootlon Dance Co.: Beg. G Int. Dance John Worthen Geometry: Col. Algebra G Trig Rea Wright Driver Ed. Gary Yomashuo U.S. History: Soc. Studies Holladay-Yamashiro • 195

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Busy Board Begets Bonds, Buildings, Budget The Jordan Board of Education was responsible for establishing the policies by which Alta High School operated dur- ing the 1981-82 school year. Board President Mark Klotovich, working with Vice President Maurine Jensen, and Members Jane Callister, Lois Hirschi, and Mark Wahlquist, met regularly in governmental sessions to deal with issues ranging from budgets and mill levies to building needs and bonding. It was the year of Reapportionment. One of the Board's major tasks was rea- ligning the voting precincts so that all residents received equal representation in school government. The Superintendent and members of his administrative staff administered the policies and procedures established by the board. The team provided leader- ship and direction to school operations throughout the district. Jordan School District's Administration Building Dr. Raymond Whittenburg Ray Brown superintendent deputy superintendent Kenneth Prince Marlin Fairbourn Richard Gourley deputy superintendent assistant superintendent assistant superintendent District Administration • 197