Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Smiling •mphtlictlly, Jim Pearson enjoys his sandwich About 15% of the students brown bagged it. A huge new building thousands of new faces, new classes, new teachers, and new responsibilities. Leaving middle school and entering Alta meant adjusting to many novel, and sometimes strange, things. But what was the biggest change for the enter- ing freshmen? Going from pushing people there are so many people to around to getting pushed get to know. Mard Labrum around. Rod Wiseman It’s less like being In the mill- Entering Alta brought with It a tary. Heidi Tuft bigger variety of classes and activities. Teresa Jensen Having older people In my classes. Rochelle Olson The desks. Matt Scott I don’t have to get up until You have more freedom, but 7:30. ” Debbie Nordberg you also have more home- work. Angela Braithwalte You have to learn how to not act like a freshmanl The social part Is different; Jennifer Warri Froth fritndt sought help from each other in the meeting place — a certain table in the ever popular commons. UnltGd, frosh participants gather for a few moments to workout a strategy in the tug of war. 160 ■ Freshmen

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‘7 think ninth grade should be in high school because it makes you feel as if you can do almost anything you want to do. ” KaLee Fuller Shona Aalders Robert Adams Stacey Adamson Margaret Alban Kris Alexander Chris Alsop Brett Alvey Laura Anderegg Camille Anderson Paul Anderson Russell Anderson Traci Anderson Ryan Angus Lisa Armstrong Jason Arnett Caroline Arnold Kenna Ashby Cori Atwood Chris Baggs Benette Bailey Kenny Bailey Tom Ballard Tamara Bangert Terry Bangerter Tina Barkey Amy Barlow Jason Barlow Jodie Barnes Mary Barnes Paige Barnes Glen Barney David Barrett Jill Bateman Julie Baum Karen Beckstead Jaren Beckstrom 162 ■ Freshmen