Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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here Life After High School? There are many options open to seniors after graduation Many students will go to col- lege. some will enter the working world imme- diately after high school, some will join the armed services, and others will just kick back and relax before they make any major deci- sion Seniors have a lot of unanswered questions; such as. “What do I need to get into a col- lege? How do I pay for it? and Will I live on campus or at home? Most colleges in Utah require that you take the ACT test, while out of state schools may require a score on these tests to see what kind of a student you are and to know which classes to place you in A few colleges give a scholarship based on the scores you recieve on these tests. Financing college is a major problem, although there are millions of dollars given or loaned to needy students each year Many students will move away just to get away from their parents and family. It's hard to live at home and be inde- pendent. said Andrea Hedges The armed services offer a colorful plan for young people The armed services may also require that you take a test. The ASVAB test shows them in which areas you are most quali- fied The Marines pay for part of the schooling of it’s members. The army helps it's members save money to use for education To gam all the benefits of the armed services a person must stay in a long time. This turns some peo- ple away from the service Some students enter the working world im- mediately after high school. If a student has been properly trained the opportunity for bet- ter paying jobs is good. If not. it may not be a wise choice because most employers pay more to workers with a college degree Probably the most appealing but least prac- tical road to take is to take time off before doing anything. It may sound fun and exciting but all it does is waste time. The chances of being accepted into college or getting a good paying job decrease with time The senior year was a very confusing and exciting one. Confusing because of everything that had to be done so you were ready for life after graduation. Exciting because of all the new events that occured in your life. Michelle Lang Eric Langston Chris LaRoe Eric Larsen Louann Larsen Sherri Larsen Todd Larsen Dallen Larson Reed Larson Carrie Lavery David Ledesma Jon Lee Mike Lee Kristina Lenzi Lori Lewis Martha Linder Darren Lloyd Doug Lloyd Korie Loosle John Lopez Barry Loveless Lisa Lowder Fred Lowry Misty Ludlow Troy Lundquist Kerri Lunt Kendall Lyman Jock Lyon 110 ■ Seniors

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Kaylene Jeppson Melanie Jewkes Jefl John Anthony Johnson Barry Johnson Blake Johnson Aaron Jones Angi Jones Carolyn Jones Jeanette Jones Jennifer Welle Laura Jones Michael Jones Terry Jorgensen Tannya Judd Scott Jumper Tod Kay Mark Keddmgton Troy Keetch Cindy Kelleher Stephanie Keller Debbi Kelly Came Kelso Jerrotd Kenneth Donna Kent Lynette Kerbs Jeremy Kessenich Zeba Khan Seniors ■ 109 Pondering her future. Wendy Mounteer thinks about life, and the decisions she will be faced with shortly Victor Kirby Tom Kirton Denise Klein Wade Klingler Stacy Kruse Kellie Kimball Michael Kimball Korey Kinder Christine King

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Lon Madsen Paula Marcovecchio Mike Mares Alice Marlin Mark Marlin Bari Mason In preparation for college. Suy Webster seeks help from counselor. Mr Robinson and the facilities that the counseling center had to offer Dillegently typing. Martha Linder is caught off guard as she tries to maintain high grades Robert Mattmson Troy Maxfield Scott Maybe Brent Maynes Wendy Maynes Brian McCleery Troy McDermaid Brian McKinley Jess McLeod Brennan McMillen Shelly McMuIlm Katy McOmber Deborah Mecham Lisa Mellenthm Seniors ■ 111