Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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In an effort to increase the tremendous spirit, the male spiritleaders performed humorously. Avoidance of calories was a difficult task to perform with all of the yummy goodies that were available for the hungry or not-so-hungry student. Harmoniously being comedians, the 1984 male Royalty was Brother Os- born. Mr. Farrer. Mr. Ward and Mr. Woodward. dpi + 4 Once again the Hawks were victori- ous. They started the season by defeat ed the Bingham Miners and later went to play in the state finals. Pi trice Boshard-1984-85 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming O 19

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Moving outside. Brett, Amy. and Taking a shot at an innocent bystand- Tonya lounge and lunch on a Port a Pit. er. Weston Winegar accompanied Rob Weaver in the Senior class booth. Hawks, hotvir balloons, and airplanes all illustratecTOH pnecoming theme 'CJp Where We Belong. The Week r omprised of many exciting activities. Homecoming week proved successful and memorable for all. The week began with Banner Day. Showing their spirit, various homerooms made banners display- ing this year’s theme. “(Jp Where We Be long”, while the first signs of 'Mashing the Miner” became evident. Contest winners were giv- en a special ice cream party. To spice up the evenings of the week, the Hawks were treated to the movie SPLASH”, starring Daryl Hannah, the beautiful mer maid, and Tom Hanks, the eligible bachelor The Alta Fair, filled with booths and tables, enabled students to Vticipate in games, and satisfy Reir tastes with treats ranging PFrom chocolate mousse to pizza, r True Hawk pride and spirit shined through during the night pep rally. Although the weather was depressing, the student body could not have been more rowdy, with many class competitions and the announcement of royalty. Watching the brilliant fireworks, accompanied by the traditional burning of the A”, the evening came to a spectacular end. The game attracted anxious fans, and facing rough and chal- lenging competition, the aggres- sive Hawks defeated Bingham. 24- 21. The Homecoming Dance brought the week to a traditional close, and spirits soared ever high- er as Hawks enjoyed being. (Jp Where We Belong! Tuesday Splash, the movie chosen for the homecoming week turned out to be a success. Many people said that the student body officers made a good choice. The movie was en- joyable. but it could have been more fun with goodies.” Suzanne Webster explained. Peo pie started showing up at seven o’clock, they brought an odd as- sortment of things including lawn chairs, blankets, pillows and sleep- “Homecoming? I didn’t go.” Tammy Garrett 18 o Homecoming

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L. Looking wonderful, if being windb- lown. homecoming royalty Pitrice Bo shard. Jill Reed. Heidi Haugen and Jil- lene Weber enjoyed their ride around the stadium at half time. Sexy legs and all. Weston Winegar, Bryan Thayer. Wyatt Wetsel. Jeff Smith and John Day stumble graceful ly toward the field. r Flaming despite the rain, the tradition- al A set school spirit on fire at the night pep-rally. Profitting. as well as enjoying the at mosphere. FHA promoted spirit by sell ing balloons. 20 O Homecoming