Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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 9radually, First Impressions transformed into Lasting Impres- sions. 1984 made it’s mark. We were relieved at the nation’s slow economic recovery. The downing of the Korean Airliner intensified US — Russia relations. US involvement in Grenada and Lebanon sparked heated discussions. Yet, we were able to laugh at the bogus Novem- ber 11th prediction that the world would end. As products of our soci- ety, we were the hope for a better future and ultimately responsible for our own lives. While making goodies, Greg Moyes and Chuck Charez corroborate for a bet- ter creation. 224 ■ Lasting Impressions Lasting friends, Teresa Jensen. Nicole Easton, and Tame Foxx converse at a game Bringing the prestige of their state championship before the fieldhouse crowd, the girl’s state cross country team receive awards Photo by Denise Wadsworth

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Photo by Toby Evans Welcoming the close of a day, stu- dents chatter and study while waiting for the bus. Finally! Ar six years old we were num- ber one. after overcoming top ranked Olympus and Davis Lasting Impressions ■ 223

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fficial Olympic Inde AHS Official this, official that-it was a craze and it was everywhere. The 1984 Olympic Syndrome was not to be avoided, everywhere that you went there were Official Olympic paraphenalia items. Billboards and television and radio commercials and announcements proudly dis- played the United States support for its contenders. Fast food places, a variety of snack foods and clothing articles became Official Olympic sponsors. It was an enjoyable phenomonon for those avid collectors and even for the proud citizens of the United States. Official Olympic Index B225