Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Lonnie Adair Beth Admas Michael Adams Duane Adamson Lisa Allen Melanie Allen Steve Allmendinger Elizabeth Allred Laura Alsop Elena Amott Bonnie Andersen Diana Andersen Teresa Andersen Craig Anderson Dave Anderson Doug Anderson Jeremy Anderson Mike Anderson Sandra Anderson Allison Armstrong Kevin Arrington Juan Arteaga Scott Ashby Jerry Asmus Marnie Atkinson Scott Atkinson Eric Aure Stephanie Babinchak Bart Bailey Digi Bailey Shelly Bailey Stacey Bailey Michelle Baird Drew Baker Bob Bakker Matt Bales Chad Ballard Scott Ballif Troy Bangert Susie Barentsen Julie Barron Kimberley Bartel Scott Bartunek Wade Baskin Wendy Baum Reed Beardsley Ester Becerra Jim Beddoes Janice Beene Jon Beesley Mike Begay Bill Benham Janet Benson Johnny Bernardo Valerie Bertock Quinn Biggs Sheri Billings Christy Birch Shari Bishop Kimberly Black Tyra Black Robin Blackmer Amy Blackwell Stefanie Blair Jeff Blaylock Robert Bodily Ken Bolen Jaylene Bolos Randall Bolos Kathy Bolton Kristine Bolton Michelle Bowman Karen Bragg Sabrina Brakensiek Kenny Breiten Jeff Brewster Jerry Brewster Jennifer Brimley Kris Bringhurst Michael Bringhurst Jana Brklacich Adair Brklacich • 163

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162 • Sophomores

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Fine Line Between Thought And Talk Everyday students and teachers have long or sometimes short con- versations. Rarely, however, do they get the chance to say what they real ly mean. Both the teacher and the student have their own reasons for not saying exactly what they mean, but it doesn't stop them from think ing it. The paragraph below is one of the many such dramas that happen everyday at Alta when a student walks in late to class. Teacher: Take your seat quickly. (Get in a seat before I throw you in one!) Student: There’s no more chairs. (Maybe he will make me sit in the hall.) Teacher: There's a desk right in front of me; sit there so I can keep an eye on you. (I wish there was one in back; now I have to look at his ugly face.) Student: There's gum in that chair. (I knew I should have put it in the trash can yesterday.) Teacher: Then sit on the floor. Where were you yesterday? (Maybe I can get him for sluffing.) Student: I was in the principal's of- fice, where you sent me. (What an airhead; he can’t remember anything.) Teacher: Oh, yes, I remember now. (How could I forget; for once I had some peace and quiet.) Student: Do you want me to go down there again? (Oh wow! Another day off.) Teacher: No, just give me your as- signment. (He'll probably say. what assignment.) Student: What assignment? (I’ll bet he means the one that's worth half the quar- ter’s grade.) Teacher: If you don’t have it, you’ll fail. (And I’ll probably get you back next semester for make-up.) Student: Oh, that assignment. I must have left it in the principal's office yesterday. (I wonder if he believes me.) Teacher: Go get it. (He’ll probably be back in a half an hour without it.) Student: O.K. I'll be right back. (After I go out to break- fast.) Communication between student and teach- ers isn't always left unsaid, as Julian Mercer and student communicate with a little bit of humor. 164 • Sophomores Coleen Buniva Harold Bunting Kim Burbank Bart Burningham April Burton David Bush Mike Butler Cathrine Byrd Katrina Campbell Jayne Canty Janet Carpenter Karie Carter Pam Carter Joe Cartwright Denise Casterline Charlotte Cato Ken Chung Pam Clardy Colette Clark Robin Clarke Metta Clausen Chris Clawson Alan Clegg Lori Cloward Lauri Bromley Chad Brown Craig Brown Coralyn Brown Darren Brown Dave Brown Chris Buck Shelley Buckner Jerre Childes Kevin Childs Tiffany Chisholm Mike Choi Brian Christensen Marc Christensen Blake Christopherson Darcy Christy