Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Todd Jackson Cory Jensen David Jensen SheBie Jensen Todd Jensen Valene Jensen James Jenson Stacey Jenson Jodie Jex LeeAnn Jex DeeDee Johnson Margaret Johnson Tony Johnson Lori Jones Mike Jones Terri Kelsch Becky Kelson Mark Kempin JUNIORS '80 Bridget Kenney Leesa Kerbs Phillip Kim Cynthia Kimball Steve Kimball Vickie Kirton Kyle Klingler Teresa Koning Nick Kryger Matt Lack Lauri Lamb Rebecca Lamb Mark Langdorf Rachel Lavery Paul Leatherbury Karla Leffler Jeff Leonard Rick Lewis RuthAnn Liddiard Nephi Limb Joe Limon Rene Little Juanita Lopez Stephan Lopez 172 Juniors

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Cliff Harris Kurt Harvey Brad Harword Tony Hatch Kyle Hawker Holly Heaps Rick Heaton Eric Helt Troy Henriod Paul Herrick Mary Heywood Brad Hill Julia Hilam Kari Hillner Glen Hirschi Tami Hisatake Todd Hitesman Susan Hofhine Tracy Hogan Pat HoJeman Steve Holliday Dawn Holm Heidi Horsley Mike Howard Steve Howard Jennifer Howell LeeAnn Hudson Susan Huetter Julie Huff Miles Hutchinson Celesta Ingram Mike Ipsen Diane Jackson Junlors 171

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Left In Dark? We All Were! r You are sitting in a closed room. It is dark and eerie. Only one light is left on to illuminate the large room. Your formerly brightly lighted sur- roundings are now reduced to a squinty-eyed reality. There are oth- er people all around you, peeping through the darkness. Is this a bad dream? Should you be ofraid? Of course not! Why? Be- cause you have just experienced a typical blackout at Alta High. Because of the lack of windows in classrooms, electrical blackouts of- ten result in a break from class work. When the mercury vapor classroom lights are shut off, even for one sec- ond, they take at least ten minutes to come on, because they have to cool off before they can come back on. In the halls, the heavy, metal fire doors separating hallways slam shut, and heating and cooling systems shut off. Sometimes bad weather causes the power outages, and often con- struction workers in the area shut off power temporarily to make housing hookups. Although there are problems in- volved with bldckouts, students do not think much of them. Many look back on the first week of school when a car smashed into an electri- cal pole and disrupted electricity long enough for school to be dis- missed for the last two periods of the day. Times like that, make many consider blackouts as an advan- tage (especially the students). Kriston Lowry Mike Lundquist Kevin Madigan Cindy Mahler Dave Martin Steve Marwedel Rick Martin Stephanie Masters Peter McAnally Gail McCarter Charles McConnell Bobby McDowell Kelly Mclinn Scott McMaster Darin McMuilin Sharolyn McMuilin Wendy McNichd Todd McNulty Brian McPhail Ann Medlin Sharon Melior Mindy Melville Michele Mendenhall Holy Middleton Juniors 173