Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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LETTERWOMEN: Charlotte Cato. Holly Cuintana. Kone Loosle. Michelle Gee. Monica Myrick. Melanie Ball. Debbie Nordberg. Kerrie Geibel. Nancy Ellis. Jan Fuller. Julie Hanson. Lori Labrum. Jill Ri- chins. Jill Schuman. Kelli Enmss. Lisa Mig- liaccio. Gmeal Davidson. Wendy Smith. Karren Murri. JoAnne McDonald. Jackie Eyre. Erin Wash. Sandra Larsen. Kris Conklin. Jennifer Johnson. Suzzi Murri. Dannette Danielson. Melissa Kershaw. Mynde Arrington. Kirsten Aure. April Bai- ley. Kristen Glazier. Tammy Garrett. Heather Hall. Ladee Jensen. fV mie Jones. Whitney Milligan. Melanie Pace. Ashley Rust. Pitrice Boshard. Susie But- ler. Sheri Forbes. Monica Franz. Jamie McMullin. Cindie Melendez. Renae Ro- den. Marm Young. Kim Milne. Wendy Jef- freis. Marji Sutherland. Kelli Stringham. Debbie England. Kane Carter HOCKEY TEAM: Row 1: Jeff Lambert. Tim Paul. Larry Cooper. Steve Anguay Row 2: Matt Os- borne. John Lambert. Bonnier Moulton. Ron Olney Row 3 Mike Sipsma. Dave Rogers. Darren Speck. Brad Picket Hockey ■ 79

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LETTERPEOPLE Participation in competitive athletics involved a large per- centage of students during the year. The success and comra- dery of team and individual victories and losses made the year a special time for many “jocks”. Lettermen and Let- terwomen Clubs celebrated the accomplishments of school athletes with a year- end banquet and with award- ing of letters to those who met the requirements and stan- dards to earn the “A”. Foot- ball players and cross country members will remember this year as a distinct one — the year they were letterpeople and state champions. HOCKEY Although not officially rec- ognized as a sport, and still carrying a club status in the district, the hockey team drew more attention, participation and spectators than ever before. “The biggest thrill of this season was our unexpected first-place win at the First Annual Brighton Hockey Tournament.” boasted Dave Rodgers, hockey team player. Our season this year was much more successful be- cause of the interest and help of the coaches. Butch Niederhauser and Sandy Speck.” continued Dave. With an expanded sched- ule. because of the entry of three new high school teams into the sport, the team was able to post some satisfying victories. Al- though at state playoffs the Hawks were eliminated early, the players had seen a year of grow- ing support and talent come to a productive end. Pete M or ley brought home aclaim tor himself and Alta by being named the MVP of the State Football Tournament Sporting Life LETTERMEN: Kevin Arrington. Mike Childs. Steve Hulse. Todd Larsen. Da- vid Lehman. Scott Lewis. Greg Olsen. Daryl Orgill. Russell Steeneck. Doug Sweet. Lavoy Whitmore. Robbie Dam- janovich. Danny Dent. Robert Free- bairn. Mike Knowles. Paul Prawitt. De- ven Hansen. Ryan Odneal. Scott Clark. Jason Barlow. Jason Bullock. Troy Bangert. Jon Beesley. Chad Brown. Dave Bush. Jerry Brewster, Mike Gansuage. Carl Hothan. Mike Jensen. Peter Morley. Todd Paul. Stan Price. Jon Roderick. Terry Sylvester. Brett Smith. Todd Thornton. Jon Worlton. Dave Walker. Corey Young. Tony Wartman. Tony Elggren. Ron Ricks. Dave McQuivey. Brian Barnhill. Jeff Davis. Mark Frkovich. Chuck Godfrey. Darrin Handley. Steve Har- dy. Ron Harrison. Jay Holeman. Eric Knowles. Todd Rodriguez. Troy Long. Pat McGinnis. Sam Mishmash. Chad Ogden. Russ Parry. Tyler Petit. David Rake. Brad Rentfro. Roger Taylor. John Tenney. Scott VanWoerkom. Doug Warr. Neil Wardle. Buddy Zar- bock. Jeff Farmer. Brooke Nipko. Ke- vin Bouwman. Brett Gordon. Chet Nipko. Troy Miner. Scott Willisms. Mario Schroder. Tucker Nipko. Pete Fer- rell. Craig Schmitke. Jeff Dehlm. Russ Parry. Dave Douglas. Erik Gustafson. Paul Prawitt. Travis Clark. Scott Deyhle. Joel Kempner. Chuck Oseija. Doug Bour- dreaux. Troy Wallin. Darin Speck At Cottonwood Heights Spa a face oft begins the second period of play against the Judge Bulldogs. 7ft ■ Letterpeople

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m, d! mats MASH OFFICERS: Row 1 Gary Samp- son — secretary, John Roderick president, Kevin Dana — vice presi- dent. Waving their flags and marching to the beat, the colorguard accompanied the marching band to all performances. MARCHING BAND: Row 1 Jason Summerhays. Chris Braithwaite, Brent Cooley. Joel Johnson. Row 2 Bryan Jewkws. Natasha Olsen. Jeff Collier. Eric Greenlief. Rick Vonk, Doug Fre- drickson. Brent Button . David Mills. Susan Dahl. Sherrie Dahl. Bill Parker. Wayne Fisher. Jill Jensen. Dave Moise. Andy Dahl. Hollis Hunt. Row 3: Ken Gondor — advisor. Pam Kobaya- shi. Shana Edwards. Tina Spense. An- gela Harriot. Dedre Chavez, Connie Jablonsky. Susan Stock. Kim Peter- son. Michelle Hudson. Brittney Powell. Kristen Neilson. Diana Woolley. Hope Webster. Elizabeth Hightower. Tonya Stock. Keri Horn. Wendy Berdik Row 4 Treasa Cerney. Lori Sybesma. Leah Mattson. Duane Welche. Ron Riggs. Paul Anderson. Richard Thurman. Ten Sharrer. Wess Muhlstien. David Rad- mall. Mark Schow. Chris Hawes. Der- rik Smith. Rick Murri. Brad Lloyd Row 5: Eric Hansen. Jackie Martin. Danny Johns. Jacob James. Rebecca Con- over. Johnny Delina. Carl Childs. Mar- ece Fidel. Eric Edie. Robert Woolley. Tony Mendez. Greg Runyon. John Cooke. Gary Cooper. Alisa Whitney. 80 ■ Clubs