Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Brad Walbeck Susan Walkenhorst Eliesa Walton Kevin Ward Todd Wartman Brenda Wentz Carma Wheeler Berneice White Dave Whiteheod Jessica Whiteman Todd Whitlock Kevin Wight Tammy Williamson Scott Wolt Kerry Woolsey Bob Workman Curt Workman Terri Workman Ken Wright Craig Wyatt 180 Junlors

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freak out . .(see flip out) fox a female beauty fur fun . . Utahn for it's pleasurable for gross it's sickening for sure affirmation of agreement go for it .to take on a challenge grodee unpleasant, icky gross . .the ultimate disapproval of gross out to make one sick hashed tired, exhausted head a doper heavy duty important, impressive hunk a male fox “ignernt” misuse of ignorant; JUNIORS '80 score not related to athletic competition screwed up messed up, - fouled up straight not being on anything stoner someone on something stroft asinine for strong and soft stomp an informal rock ! i 1 dance turkey someone who has I , reached the height of stupidity wasted drunk or stoned weird strange, bizarre j wimp (see nerd) Junlors 179 Jill Terry Nick Terzo Kevm Thaxton Trish Thayne Darceiie Thomas Gerald Thompson Ken Thompson Stephame Thompson Jill Thorpe Debbie Thro» Hour Tiev Mark Timothy Robert Tokita Russell Toone Laune Turner Rob Turpin Tammy Ulmer Richard Utley Casey Vanderbeek Jim VanDetta Sherri VanRy Sandy Veit Suzanne Vernon Vivian Vonk Dave Wabel Wayne Wogner Alan Wolbeck Incredible Hulk rude, sometimes for rude leech . someone who clings on when he is not wanted macho manly (manly?) meathead . Archie Bunker for idiot mellow out an appeal to calm down narc a squealer, a tattletale nerd a jerk, someone lacking in everything nimnul a real dumb-dumb ooh for neat junior high exclamation of approval pig out to overeat, to attack food with gusto really approval really Into heavily involved rip off to steal

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Are The Stars Out Tonight, Mr. Sorenson? A student who was unaware ot what a star party was, might make a wild guess— a party with famous people in attendance ? Clever guess, but wrong A star party was simply a gathering of students at the school, at odd hours of the night, to observe the chilly, night sky, looking for unusual happenings The first of these was held on the Thursday morning of U.E.A. weekend. Mr Brent Sorenson, host of the night time gatherings, calls them “an unusual type of fun . The stu- dents met on the football field where there was a large tele- scope with which students could observe the skies. Warm sweet roles added to the casual atmo- sphere of this learning experience. Many might think. “It's crazy to get up at 4 a m. just to observe a bunch of dumb stars and stuff, es- pecially at school. but they have never had the fun of a star party and the thrill of discovery the beauty of astronomy. Juniors 181