Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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152 ■ Sophomores Bernadetl Martin Kim Martin Michael Martin Troy Martoccia Rex Masters Jared Mathis Robert Mattice Lisa Mattice Mischell Mattison Todd Maynes Brian McAllister Angela McCleery Kevin McClellan Allison McClure Kristy Moore Stacie Moore Valerie Moore Peter Morby Steve Moreland Missy Morley Meg Morrison ‘7 just hate it when a guy that I’m not particu- larity fond of follows me around all day doing nothing but gawking. ” Tauna Glazier Lenny Mortensen Pam Mosher Matt Merill Jim Mikkelsen Steve Miles Jeff Miller Roger Miller Troy Miner Michelle Mitton Kelly McClure Tracey McCray Brooke McCullough Todd McDermaid Chris McKee Jennifer McLaughlin Brandon McMullin Peter McNeil Shallae Me Comber Dave McQuivey Laurie McShane Cythnia Melendez Leslie Mellenthm Shelly Melville

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Kirsten Lillywhite James Limb Ross Ling wall Sam Little Brad Lloyd Linda Lloyd Valane Lloyd Troy Loader Randy Long Scott Longman Richie Lorange Darren Loveless Mary Lovelock Grant Lundberg Brett Lundquist Tiffany Lyda Jay Lyon Blame Mackintosh Kristin Maddox John Mahler Mike Maires Janalee Malmborg James Marshall Jim Marshall Scott Marshall Angie Martin A Case Of The Blahs Another day passed and an eerie feeling beck- oned us into the dreariness of boredom Boredom was derived from too much of the same old thing. Large loads of homework bored the majority of us and in trying to escape this form of minor depression we forgot our burdens and did more interesting things. To evade boredom students became rowdy or extremely quiet Of course, when bored many girls would write to their beau or their girlfriends explain- ing the terrible time they were having in algebra that day Others found methods to get out of class. Sitting in classes staring at nothing or a quick catch of shut eye were sure signs that the lecture wasn't exactly electrifying. As the year progressed and better activities arrived, boredom was elevatiat- ed for a short time by escapes to a ski resort or a shopping mall. The homework burdens were light- ened for a short while, that is. until the teachers threw homework at us by the hours and once again students had begun to be studious. We worked hard, doing work that only the insane or mentally deranged could handle. Then came the time when it was necessary for the majority to reasses their val- ues. Most of us decided it was definitely more impor- tant to breathe free once again and forget about school From this point on we struggled through and endured, or we worked defiantly and were bored with some of our academics and tried to do a few fun things. There were few options for escaping the home- work burdens and the boredom that accompanied them, but if we found one. we still experienced bore- dom and its many attributes. Too much work was often a factor, but one could free himself by becom- ing lighthearted and taking each day as it arrived. Sophomores ■ 151

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Scott Mulkey Kenya Muntu The one thing that I looked the most forward to when I turned sixteen was being able to date and go places without having the hassle of having my mother and father go with me. Valerie Lloyd Eric Myers Jerry Neal Scott Nebeker Steve Neeleman Cami Nelson Robert Nelson Stephanie Nelson Sophomores ■ 153 Eric Orgain Daniel Orgill Matt Ouimette Alexandra Ovard Keith Owens Todd Owsley Sherry Oxley Melanie Pace William Pacheco Kristy Pack Kristie Packard Lalonnie Palmer Michelle Palmer Chris Park David Passey Tim Paul Annette Payne Wendy Peck Grant Pedersen Lon Pendelton Jennean Pern Carol Norman Debbie Ohlson Gerald Olsen Natasha Olsen Roger Olsen Roy Olsen Kelhe O’Neil Ryan Nichols Stacy Nielsen Todd Nielsen Lisa Nievaard Jennifer Nigbur Tae No Philip Nofi