Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Bryan Trussel Lucinda Tsosie Richard Tulin Cheryl Turner Diana (ichtdorf Shawn Vaccaro Marianne Vanamen Kris Vancamp Bill Vancouwenberghe Mike Vanderbeek Joe VanderMeide Peter VanRij Wes VanRoosendaal Lisa Vawdry Wade Vawdry Robert Veltri Kathy Vernon Ernie Vihcent Nancy Wabel Kip Wadsworth Jeff Wagner Jeff Walbeck Kevin Walker Rick Walton Blair Ward Greg Wardle Tony Wartman Sheri Wayman Drew Weaver John Weaver Holly Webb Shelly Webster Chris Weiss Scott Wellington Dave Wells Stefan Wells Ken Welsh Janet Wetsel Greg White Steven Wright Angie Xaiz Risa Yates Sue Yergensen Trisha Young Paige Zetterquist Peter White Wendy White Pat Wright Shellye Wilken Gaye Wilkinson Tonya Williams Wendy Williams Carolyn Wilson Wendy Wilson Alan Winklekotter Brian Wiseman Alan Workman Kelly Wright Liz Wright Stroud-Zetterquist • 161

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Family Affair Sometimes it’s not easy having a broth- er or sister with you in school. You have to say ‘‘hi to them and eat lunch with them when you’d much rather eat with your friends. Mot to say that a brother or sister can’t be a friend, because they most certainly can be, and often are. The advantages of having a relative in school make the year a little less frantic, and a little bit easier. They can find out homework (yuck) you missed when you were out with the flu, or put in a good word with that teacher who’s giving you trouble. They can even get you dates with that special someone they know. Although he’s cuter and gets the atten- tion of a lot of the girls I like, said Spen- cer Horn about his brother Jason, I al- ways have someone to talk to and pick on. There are, of course, disadvantages, for instance, the Algebra teacher who constantly talks about good ole Steve , and expects you to be just like him. Or your brother’s or sister’s friends who in- troduce you as Karen’s Brother. It’s hard especially when you have to share a locker with her and she’s a slob, said Elaine Asplund. But in the end a relative can be a great comfort, telling you, Hey, I choked on that A.P. History test too. A brother or sister means that extra help when you need to ace a test, and besides, you’ll always have someone to talk to with, laugh with, share with, and walk home with at the end of the day. A family of Royalty, the Beesley sisters Steph- anie. Melissa, and Sally ride high in the Homecom- ing Cadillac. Seated between Melissa and Sally. . sophomore queen Heidi Worthon is right at home among the Beesley clan. Keli Stroud John Stowe Laura Stringham Joyann Sturdy Jaren Suess Brad Summerhays Bob Sumner Lisa Swanson Staci Swanson Inthavong Syhavong Debbie Sylvester Polly Talavera Dave Tanner Dave Taylor Dirk Taylor Janeal Taylor Michelle Taylor Charlayne Teramoto Jeff Thacker Paul Thacker Brian Thaxton Troy Thayne Wendell Thayne Dede Thompson Donna Thompson Susan Thompson Denise Thorne Teresa Thorn Marc Thorpe Eng Tiev Harris Towedo Brad Toone v 160 • Juniors

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162 • Sophomores