Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Making The Last The Best “Unifying the senior class was one of our main goals.” stated vice president. Dave Sumner. “We wanted to get every- one involved!” Even before the school year had started, the senior class officers were working hard to achieve their goal A meeting of 30 seniors was organized over the summer, in hopes of getting an as- sortment of ideas on how to bring togeth- er the entire class. “If people would just get Involved. I think they would find school much more enjoyable.” comment- ed president Mike Jensen. And so. throughout the year, the officers strived to unite the class through involvement. Many other responsibilities fell on the officers’ shoulders. In addition to boost- ing spirit, planning assemblies, and ar- ranging and promoting extracurricular ac- tivities. the senior officers had the special tasks of organizing the Senior Dinner Dance and graduation. Although their jobs involved a lot of giving, the officers were willing to make sacrifices for their class. They enjoyed working together and their work usually paid off. “Being an officer was everything I expected and more.” summed up secre- tary. Carolyn Franz. “It was hard work as well as a lot of fun!” SENIOR SENATORS: Scow Davis. Jan Terry. Sta- cey VanSkyhawk. Chris Clawson Tiffany Chisholm Brett Christensen Blake Chnstopherson Darcy Christy Ken Chung Pam Clardy Colette Clark Diane Clark Tom Clark Robin Clarke Metta Clausen Chris Clawson Alan Clegg Lori Cloward Perry Coe Brooke Collard Jan Collins Kelly Colton Teresa Coltrin James Combs Steven Cook Grant Cooke Brent Cooley Bobby Copenhafer Troy Corbridge Kelly Crane Mark Crane Jill Crawford 104 ■ Seniors

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Seniors ■ 103 Harold Bunting Bart Burmngham David Bush Catherine Byrd Jennifer Byrd Jayne Canty Gy Carlson Janet Carpenter Kane Carter Joe Cartwright Denise Casterline Charlotte Cato Kevin Childs Jerre Chiles Jon Beesley “The thing that I like best about school is the three o'clock bell! Darren Larson Laun Bromley Chad Brown Coralynn Brown Craig Brown Darren Brown Chris Buck Coleen Buniva Johnny Bernardo Valerie Bertoch Quinn Biggs Sheri Billings Christy Birch Shan Bishop Kim Black Amy Blackwell Ken Bolen Jaylene Bolos Randall Bolos Karen Bragg Sabrina Brakensiek Logan Brand Jeff Brewster Jerry Brewster Denk Brian Jennifer Brimley Kris Bringhurst Michael Bringhurst Jana Brklacich

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11 A good class officer is aware of whaf fhe class wants. Their circle of friends in- cludes far more than just other officers. Dave Sumner Vice President '7 think students who don't get involved are wasting one of the most tun times of their lives. A bad attitude in high school will carry on into college, and ultimately affect the rest of their lives. Carolyn Franz Secretary Fastening it to the wall, the semof officers put the finishing touches on a state game banner. “Being a class officer takes up a lot of your free time. You have to sacrifice some of the things you do tor personal enjoy- ment but it's worth itI” Mike Jensen President Cindy Cutler Andrew Dahl Susan Dahl Karen Daley Rob Damjanovich Kevin Dana Denise Dautel Darren Crim Marianne Croft Marci Crowell “A lot of people think Alta is too big to get involved in, but there are so many clubs and groups to be joined that everyone can do something if they’re not afraid to extend themselves. Da lien Larson Gmeal Davidson Liza Davies Darrin Davis Scott Davis Beverly Day Jennifer Day Michelle Day Paul Day James Deavel Diana Dee Brad Dehaan David Delleuw Dan Dent Jacob Derr Seniors ■ 105