Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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The new styles look great on these two models! Why are Flag Girls X—rated? (156) FLAG GIRLS: Row I: Kaylynn Bateman. Michelle Nell. Tiffany Mangum, Mary Kriendler, Natalie Allen Row 2: Susan Gygi. Lora Perry. Lisa Carpenter. Tammy John son. Kristen Fuller, Jennifer Radmall. Stephanie Bailey. Row 3: Trisha Savage—Head Rank Leader. Annette Smith—captain Donna Reeves—rank leader. Deniece Allen—rank leader. Tracy England Trying his hand at flipping pancakes Eric Oldham cooks for the VICA break- fast. Which VICA officer often has a fat lip? (155) • VICA OFFICERS: Row I: Catrina Dow—secre- tary. Angie Salazar — Queen. Row 2: Amy Bradley—par- liamentarian. Eric Oldham— presi- dent. Tiffany Anderson—reporter. Cody Sisam—vice president. Karma Nielson— treasurer. Clubs O 69

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BUSY BODIES AND BELONGERS DECA Alta's chapter of the Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America has always been an excellent one. This year, however, with a new advisor and some new district rules; the club had more limited successes. DECA students com- peted at state competitions. We need to give Kim Miller a lot of credit for the fashion show.” said DECA Member Marci Moe. ALTA SALUTES Alta Salutes was a new commit tee formed this year by the SBO’s. Its purpose was to “salute or rec- ognize those students and organi- zations which deserved recogni- tion but often times didn't receive it. With a large student body it was a needed step honoring the tre- mendous talents within Alta’s walls. FLAG GIRLS For three years Ken Gondor has been the advisor of the flag girls who have performed at halftime at football and basketball games. At the (J.S.A. camp the Alta flag girls earned a superior trophy, a spirit stick, a unity award and a first place. Try-outs were held in Febru- ary in the usual frigid weather and included dance, marching and flag routines. Why do Alta Salute committee members have black finger- tips? (158) ALTA SALUTES: Left to Right: Alisa Whitney. Lisa Naylor. Lisa Cox. Tammy James—President. Elise Allen. Gidget Pope. VICA As always, VICA was one of the largest clubs at Alta, with between 320 and 350 members. One week in February was designated Na- tional VICA Week. Club members participated in regional, state and national level competitions. Wendy Jeffries. Sandra Johnson. Todd Kener. and Jason Horn wear what is in. What shape is the DECA insig- nia? (157) • DECA: Row I: Teresa Holmgren. Racine Johnstun. Stephanie Bailey. Brynn Milne Row 2: Jill Reid. Mark Fisher. Gayle Jensen. Diane Went. Mindy Hancey, Todd Wilson. Row 3: Darrin Vanvalkenburg O Clubs - 'rzi

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The managers, secretaries, busi- ness owners that you meet tomor- row, may be beginning their training in FBLA today. The Future Business Leaders of America are concerned with learning proper business tech- niques and skills for successful ca- reers in the world of business. The students attend FBLA competitions in the spring where they compete in everything from shorthand to man- agement. To raise club funds, FBLA sponsored a dance marathon in Janu- ary that for many brought to mind the days of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. The Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca Hero are ace home economics students. They study sewing, food preparation, and child rearing. The Home Ec department runs a pre- school and competes in table setting among other things. This year FHA posted paper Christmas trees and sold paper ornaments for 25C apiece. The $100 that was raised was used, through KSL, to buy shoes for needy children. Sold out! This one phrase pleased Foreign Language Club officers, but displeased many would-be party go- ers. The beach party was only one of several fun, successful and worth- while club endeavors. Other Club ac- tivities included, a fund raiser to earn money for the starving Ethiopians and the sponsoring of Morp. both were successes. Also, the French To be in FBLA you need ? (159) FBLA: Row 1: Lora Miller. Cara Davis. Tiffini Lida, Gloria Steeneck Row 2: Sabrina Gash. Margie Alban. Leslie Howard, Tresha Fitzgerald. Row 3: Lisa Stocks. Susan Smith. Annette Smith. Row A: Pauling Johnson.'Valerie Arthur. Jerrod Jones. Jaime Elswood. Tanya Booth, Tracy Volin. Club held its annual Tour de France, which is fast becoming a traditional part of Homecoming. Future Farmers of America com- pleted its second year as a club. Ad- visor, Mr.Hansen helped members of the club enjoy numerous activities. Members held meetings for all at least once a month. As Rhett Larsen noted, “The club wasn’t just a farm club. We worked on our future en- deavors and we spent time practicing useful things such as public speak- ing to enhance our future.” CLUBS HELP CAREERS 70 C Clubs