Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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V f family? JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row I: Lisa Carter. Meg Morrison. Amy Edwards. Mamie Young. Row 2: Jodi Smith. Lisa Branich—head, Kristy Hoon- aker. Angie Damjanovich. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Tiffany Tulis. Wendy Birch. Nanette Olsen—head, Marci Muhlestein, Pam Da . vis. Spirited and windblown, the Peppers were present at all the games even when most students weren't. Despite the cold. Angie Martin. HoneyRae Childs, and Amy Barlow cheer on for Alta. 46 o Cheerleaders

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Doing push ups for points scored, our cheerleaders spent a lot of time on the ground. Michelle Andregg Stacy Dana, head cheerleader Diane LeFevre Renee Rhoden Marji Sutherland Shannon Thompson Cheering our team on at Rice Stadium, Susie Butler stands tall. Trying hard to get the crowd involved. Diane LeFevre smiles enthusiastically. Songleaders = 45

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CHEERING TO EMPTY STANDS Aside from the varsity song- leaders and cheerleaders there were numerous other squads that promoted spirit. Many long hours were spent to make each squad as good as possible. The junior varsity and sopho- more cheerleaders did an excep- Which cheerleader broke her collarbone? (176) WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Row I: Steph anie Gustaveson. Michelle Reynolds. Mary Vanlie- shout. Row 2: Wendy Peck. Debbie Ohlsen- — head. Julie Howe. Tammy Elison—co-head. Wendy Jeffer- ies. Row 3: Sandy Ben- nett. Stacy Moore. Kris- ten Kedding- ton, Diane Clegg. Lisa Cox. Cheri Fowler—co- head. tional job in promoting their class spirit and making an effort to at- tend all of their teams games re- gardless if they were home or an opponent's home field or court. These cheerleaders always were there to support the team when there was no one in the stands. Turning to the recognition of other spirit groups, it is obvious that they rarely received the rec- ognition that they deserved. The wrestling cheerleaders supported the squad through thick and thin- — broken collarbones and sprained ankles. Lacking the recognition of other spiritleaders was the pep-club who worked probably as hard if not harder than any other group. The pep club’s largest performance which is the flashlight routine at the homecoming night pep-rally was dissappointing for all. when the rain just wouldn’t quit and the music was messed up—but begin- ning again things went much smoother. All in all there is a lot to be proud of and the spiritleaders this year did an excellent job regard- less of the empty stands that they performed to. k • What’s Pep Club’s nickname? (168) PEP CLUB: Row I: Tanjie Wells, Shannon Butler. Stacy Dow. Annette Christensen. Angie Martin. Hon eyRae Childs, Lana Chittic. Row 2: Kim Kimble. Tiffa ny Westerberg. Lisa Birrell. Merrideth Howard. Any Barlow. Row 3: Mrs. Jolly—advisor. Kari Thompson. Wendy Burton. Lori Hailing. Heather Linge, Alyssa Jeffs. Pep Club O 47