Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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EUPHONY Staff Zan Zoske-Editor Rich Kearl Photographer Karen Durrant-Adviser Staff Writers Sean Brearton. Roberta Burch, Melissa Byrd. Jenette Christensen. Cari Foster. Shaleane Gee. Teresa Jensen. Claire Jones. Tara Jones. Anne Kimball. Mary Jo Lafata. Heidi Larsen. Darin Lythgoe. Kim Mortensen. Kerry Muhlestein. Pam Nel- son. Rich Nicholls, Jenn Payne. Jennifer Radmnall. Marilee Staker. Julie Whitehead. Melinda Wilkinson, Ben Valerio Euphony staff uses group therapy to write their material. Studying last year's magazine. Teresa Jensen and Anne Kimball think of new ideas for their work. Claire Jones uses the exacto to perfect the Eupho- ny lettering. Assistant editor. Marilee Staker meticulously checks over her work. Literary Magazine 33

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Bests and Worsts Omar’s Predictions The Year in Sport .jj to0 Utal In in ’86 t rWinfnent News Current Events Vital Statistics A year of diversity from terrorist bombings and kid- nappings to Lady Liberty’s one hundreth birthday. Tragedies to celebrations all made Nine- teen Eighty Six a year of far- reaching consequence. January Space shuttle Challenger explodes minutes after takeoff, killing all seven crew members. Bears win Superbowl XX against the New England Patriots. The first national celebration of Martin Luther King Day. February President Duvalier flees Haiti end- ing a 28-year reign. Ferdinand Marcos wins Phillipine elections. Marcos fless the Phillipines and Corizon Aquino is recognized as President. March U.S. Navy hits Lybian ships in the Gulf of Sidra. South African government lifts state of emergency. Republican-controlled Senate ap- proves aid to Contras. April U. S. aircraft bomb Lybian land tar- gets in a surprise attack against ter- rorist strongholds in the country. Chernobyl, Russian nuclear power plant explodes. West Berlin Disco is bombed by terrorists two killed. May South African government troops make air and ground strikes against outlawed African National Congress strongholds. June Alleged Nazi war criminal, Kurt Waldheim, elected President of Aus- tria. After starting 1986 with the shuttle tragedy. Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager ended the year with an air triumph by flying around the world without refueling. Warren Berger resigns as Chief Justice of Supreme Court. President Reagan has operation to remove polyps from colon. July America and the world celebrate the Statue of Liberty's 100th birthday. Southern farmers plagued by one of the century's worst droughts. Pop-star Boy George arrested for possession of heroin. August Ex-C.I.A. agent seeks political asy- lum in the U.S.S.R. September Russian officials detain American reporter Nicholas Daniloff as sus- pected spy. Twenty-one die in hijacking of Pan- Am jet in Kirachi. Terrorist kill 21 in attack on Istan- bul synagogue. South African police kill 20 in Soweto riot. Reagan vetoes proposed South Af- rican sanctions. The National Crusade against drug abuse, “Just Say No , begins full force. October Reagan and Gorbechev hold mini- summit in Iceland. Congress overides South African sanctions veto. Nicaraguans down U.S. plane, charging C.I.A. with supplying the Contras — two killed; Eugene Hase- fus taken prisoner. November Reagan confirms arms shipment to Iran. Senate investigates the secret arms sell to Iran and the link to Contras. December Reagan requests independent commission to probe the Iranian arms affair. U.S. violates the unratified S.A.L.T. II Treaty. Aircraft Voyager circles the globe non-stop. 1986 35