Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Well, that’s us — a couple hun- dred pages of the people we are and the things we do. If stereo- types, then 2600 of them. A group of people spending four years maturing and preparing for the time after these four years — the REAL WORLD. “...the picture of us as that big, rich school is a distortion...” Faces participating and growing in competition and cooperation, individually and socially. Taking chances — succeeding and failing in different areas: academics, ath- letics, organizations, leadership and personal growth. Our image sometimes repre- sents us well — a disciplined, well- run school with pride, expecta- tions and traditions of excellence; but sometimes the picture of us as that big, rich school is a distortion because we are still a new school establishing an image. The bottom line: we are a school, a good school, full of indi- viduals giving an identity and repu- tation to Alta in the Salt Lake Val- ley. We feel we have a good thing going; and as they say, “Don’t KNOCK a good thing.” KNOCK1KNOCK! Who’s there? Hopefully you know a little better now. left: New coach. Myron Long, debuted his varsity team with a close win over American Fork (56-54) upper middle: Faculty mem- bers spend first moments of first day passing out new computer schedules to confuse stu- dents. lower middle: Darrell Kenneth “warms down after crossing finishing line, right: Tony Hatch (Prince) and Adele Eer- Nisse (Cinderella) kiss at play’s finale. 278 ■ Closing

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Yearbook. Yearbook Who? • Accipitor ■ 277

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