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Jean Brown Secretary Ethel Butt cafeteria worker Tina Butterfield cafeteria supervisor Sherle Campell Secretary Vaun Delahaunty Police Officer Erika Fiedel cafeteria worker Dianne Forsey Secretary Shannon Gross Aide Michael Gibbs Custodian Vicky Hansen Custodian Radena James Secretary Arba Nelson Aide Mary Nielson Aide Mary Nokes cafeteria worker Lorraine Openshaw Aide Larae Pratt Secretary Debbie Rasmussen cafeteria worker Jeri Rodgers Secretary Sherry Rake Aide Kelly Schelin Aide Kathleen VanAusdal Aide Kris Wilkerson Aide Staff • 199
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Handymen Of Alta Clean halls, school lunches and a smooth running school were some things perhaps many students didn’t give much thought to. Without the staff (custodians, lunch workers, and secretaries) Alta would resemble a madhouse. The steady hum of custodians vacuum- ing could be heard during the day in the halls. Within a 24 hour period the halls were cleaned six times. With the increase of students this year, litter increased also. The thirteen custodians’ jobs were difficult ones—to keep the school clean and main- tained. Head custodian, Scott Cadell stated that ’’the litter problem was the worst in the locker areas and bathrooms. What makes our job easier is when students and teachers take pride in Alta and care about how their school looks. The jobs of the custodial staff also included cleaning up after any dance or night time activity. I can’t believe lunch cost 80C was the gripe of some students this year, but what many did not realize was the preparation needed to serve such a large amount of food daily. Twelve ladies and four cashiers worked every school day to distribute lunches to hungry students. It cost more than 80C to make the food and pay the help, said head lunch lady Tina Butter- field. For every twelve lunches bought an hour of manpower was needed in prepara- tion. This year the cafeteria served 150 more people a day than last year. Who were the handymen of Alta this year? The secretaries and aides could also fit into this category. The thirteen secre- taries had the jobs of locating students, typing, filing, making appointments, and calling parents. The most frustrating thing about trying to help students is when students ask over and over again the same question you’ve already answered, said Jeri Rogers from the main office. Even though the secre- taries had to deal with students, adminis- trators, teachers and parents daily, their jobs did have some advantages which at- tracted them: namely the hours and the school vacation days throughout the year. A smooth running school is something students took for granted. With increased numbers of students and teachers, the staff had to work hard to keep the school halls clean, students fed, and records orga- nized. Fifth-period clean up duty assignments helped allevi- ate some of the major problems of after-lunch litter. But still, custodian, Elmo Eliason attacks this big headache area with vacuum in hand. Replacing Joan Gamble. Cheryl Fowler new princi- pal's secretary is a friendly, efficient addition to the main office. Mrs. Fowler's jobs included everything from public relations to the financial recordings of the school. 198 • Staff
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Let Your Fingers Do The Walking Personnel Alcorn. Deraid 193 Allen. Dan 193 Allen. Doub 193 Allen. Franklin 193 Andersen. Linda 174. 193 Anderson. Doug 114. 196 Anderson. Joey 131. 193. 223 Anderson. Mary 64. 193 Barker. Debbie 193 Behrmann. Maxine 193 Berry Doug 76. 193 Bishop. Robyn 17. 119 Black. Ken 86. 193 Breecher, Caroll 193 Brewer. John 193 Brewster. Sandra 193 Brown. Jean 199 Brubaker. Gary 193 Burkinshaw. Jay 117. 193 Butt. Ethel 199 Butterfield, Tina 198, 199 Campbell, Sherle 199 Chipman. Bevan 193 Clark. Carol 193 Claybaugh. Dennis 193 Coon. Shannon 193 Crook. Kent 193 Day. Allyson 34. 193 Delahaunty. Vaun 199 DeMille. Leslie 193 Densley, Don 193 Dittman, Rick 111, 113, 193 Dodge. Glenna 193 Downs. Kerry 193 Durrant. Karen 193 Elison. Elmo 193 Farrer. W Mark 27. 112, 113. 193 Fiedel. Erika 199 Fleischer. Florence 193 Fordham. Patricia 193 Forsey. Dianne 199 Fowler. Cheryl 198 Freeman. Carolyn 193 Garcia. Gary 76. 193 Gardner. John 193 Gibbs. Michael 199 Gondor. Ken 120. 123. 193 Gregory. Doug 193 Griffin. Rod 144. 193. 214 Gross. Shannon 199 Groves. G.T. 193 Hammond. West 193 Hansen, Gail 193 Hansen. Vicky 199 Haroldson, Lori 193 Hendershot. Eric 94. 193 Holladay. Dan 111. 194. 193 Horne. Charlotte 195 Hughes. Cheryl 64. 195 James. Radena 199 Jensen. Karl 195 Jensen. Phil 195 Jenson. Ray 82. 80. 180. 195 Johnson. Annette 100. 195 Johnson. Mary 64. 66. 4. 114. 166. 195. 215 Johnson. Perry 195 Jones. Bernice 195 Jones, Sandra 195 Kadell. Scott 97. 198 K or net. Barbara 195 Larsen. Nancy 195 Long. Charlene. 295 Long. Myron 195. 86 Lunak. Mitchell 110, 195 Madsen. Julie 195 Martin, Marian 195 Massey. Robert 79. 195 Masters. Adrene 195 McAllister. Judy 195 McConnell. David 92. 94. 115. 195 McNamara. Kay 117, 195 Mercer. Julian 106. 164. 195 Miner. Roger 115, 196 Moe. Arne 113 Mower. Jeanene 195 Nelson. Arba 199 Nielson. Kathy 100. 115. 195 Nielson. Mary 199 Nokes. Mary 199 Ochoa. Rick 195 Okabu. Mabel 116 Olsen. Carolyn 195 Openshaw, Lorraine 199 Palmer. Dave 112, 194 Peterson. Elaine 194 Peterson, Valerie 194 Potter. Denise 194 Pratt, LaRae 199 Presley. Jim 194 Quigley. Gordon 122, 194 Quimby. Jane 94. 194 Rake. Sherry 199 Rasmussen. Debbie 199 Rasmussen. Donita 194 Rasumssen, Sue 114 Robinson. Karen 194 Robinson. Kent 114, 194 Rogers. Jeri 198. 199 Scheid. Judy 58. 194, 213. 214 Schelin. Kelly 199 Selack, Nancy 112, 194 Shea. Susan 194 Shubert. Trey 194 Sing. Ron 196 Smith, Barbara 194 Snow. Susan 195 Steele. Gary 59. 115, 195 Steinbring, Karen 195 Stringham. Bob 195. 219 Tingey, Gary 52. 124, 195 VanAusdal, Rich 195 VanAusdal. Kathleen 199 Vila. Candace 195 Ward. Barbara 106. 185 Ward. Don 68. 195 Webb. Gerald 195 West. Carol 195 Wilkerson. Kris 199 Woodward. Charles 196 Wootton. Carolyn 195 Worlton. Fred 196. 226 Worthen. John 195 Wright. Rex 195 Yamashiro, Gary 195 A XX lligator Abbott. Sarah (12) 139 Abplanalp, David (9) 177 Abplanalp. David (11) 151 Abraham. Lisa (12) 139. 223 Abraham. Mike (9) 177 Adair. Lonnie (10) 163. 222 Adams. Beth (10) 163. 213 Adams. Cynthia (11) 151. 129 Adams. Michael (10) 163. 29 Adams. Troy (11) 151. 214 Adamson. Duane (10) 163 Adamson. Kris (9) 177 Aho. Susan (12) 139. 213, 214 Ainsworth. Jodi (9) 177, 222 Akai. Seiko (12) Albert. Susie (9) 177 Alder. Bob (12) 139 Alder. Darren (II) 151. 223 Alexander. Etienne (12) 213 Alexander. Kim (9) 177. 223 Ali. Rehana (12) 139 Ali, Rumi (9) 177 Allan. Tyler (9) 177 Allen. Bodi (9) 177 Allen. Elise (9) 68. 70. 174. 177 Allen. Karen (9) 177 Allen. LaDean (9) 177. 223 Allen. Lisa (10) 163. 213 Allen. Melanie (10) 163. 213 Allen. Mike (11) 151 Allen. Steve (12) 105, 139, 129 Allison. Shannon (9) 177 Allmendinger. Steve (10) 163 Allred. Carl (12) 5. 183, 223 Allred. Elizabeth (10) 163. 213 Allred. Todd (9) 177 Allsop. Denise (11) 151. 223 Alsop. Laura (10) 163 Amott, Elena (10) 163 Amott, Faye (9) 177 Anderegg. Michelle (9) 177, 222 Andersen. Bonnie (10) 163, 215. 222, 223 Andersen. Sherri (11) 100, 151, 218. 219. 129. 95. 93. 92. 73 Andersen. Teresa (10) 163. 215. 222 Anderson. Barbara (9) 177 Anderson. Brent (11) 151. 222 Anderson. Craig (10) 163. 188 Anderson. Dave (10) 163. 223 Anderson. Diana (10) 163, 222 Anderson. Doug (10) 118, 163 Anderson. Gary (12) 139 Anderson. Gillian (9) 177 Anderson. Jayme (12) 139 Anderson. Jeff (12) 109 Anderson. Jeremy (10) 163 Anderson. Jodee (12) 65. 66. 67. 139, 215 Anderson. Kara (11) 135. 136. 151. 214. 215 Anderson. Kathy (11) 151. 213 Anderson. Kim (9) 177, 213 Anderson. Lance (9) 177 Pretending to be munchkins. John Young and Steve Barney entertain the Vicans” at the officer elections as- sembly. Anderson. Matt (9) 177 Anderson. Mike (10) 163 Anderson. Sandra (10) 163. 213. 222 Anderson, Scott (11) 103. 151 Andes. Curtis (9) 177 Andrus. Allison (II) 151. 214 Anguay. Steve (9) 177 Anguay. Tom (11) 151 Angus. Troy (9) 177 Anthon, Sheri (9) 177 Antonio. Kathy (9) 177 Arai. Saiko (12) 139 Ard. Stephanie (9) 177 Armstrong. Allison (10) 163, 215 Armstrong. Cheryl (II) 151. 223, 225 Armstrong. Jason (9) 177, 213 Armstrong. Lisa (12) 139 Armstrong. Wendy (11) 151, 214, 223 200 • Index
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