Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Marcy Wells John Welsh Wally White John Whitehead David W cks Don Wilde Corrm Wilkerson Jill Wilkerson Tami Wilkerson Jodi Williams Steven Williams Trevor Williams The biggest change for me when I came to high school was getting used to the freedom. ” Homy Gibbons Greg Williamson Heather Wilson J.R Wilson Colleen Winters Rod Wiseman Fred Wood Wendy Wood Dianna Woolley Jeff Woolums Kim Workman Brad Wozab Christina Wride Leigh Wycoff Stephanie Wynn Douglas Yates Doug Yeiter Katrina Young John Zdunich Michael Zetterquist Zee End Freshmen 179

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“The things I like least about school are Mondays, Tues- days, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays; the things I like best are the weekends. ” Jennifer Knappenberger Steven Tripp Andrea Tschaggeny Heidi Tuft Tiffmy Tullis Erik Turner Lisa Turner Dale Turmer Mindy Tyler Melanie Usher Kevyn Utley Ben Valerio Matt VanBuskirk John Vanderbeek Tom Vanderbeek Justin Vanekelenburg John VanLeeuewen Mary VanLieshout Julie VanPatten Amy Vanstry Rich Vanwoerkom Teresa Vervieuw Tammy Vogt Anousack Beayed Voravong Doug Waddoups Luann Wade Neil Wahlen Alicia Wahlstrom Michael Walker Curtis Wallin Eileen Warner Dawn Warr Jennifer Warr Jeff Wartman Patricia Wayne Charles Webb Hope Webster Suzanne Webste Michelle Weeks Mark Weiss Nanci Weiss John Welle Kevin Wells 178 ■ Freshmen

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‘7 enjoy running so much because it makes me feel free, and I’m able to release all that stored up energy I aquire during the day.” Todd Larsen “When I think of volleyball, I think of salt. It was jolly goodl Oh—and the season was great tool” Nancy Ellis “Our success came from our team unity, In other words we liked each other and get along well. The strength ot our unity helped us work hard, work with each other and achieve our ultimate goal win- ning the state cham- pionship. Dave Walker Sports—invigorating yelling matches and exciting close calls mixed with a lew disap- pointing losses. Getting togeth- er with friends to cheer, social- ize and, win or lose, crowd into McDonalds afterwards for more fun with sports groupies. Keeping involved included be- ing a member of any team— from baseball to volleyball —or collecting Alta paraphen- elia—spirit hands, sweatshirts and pom pons—to join in with the cheering section and get caught up in the game. State champs in football and girls cross country, we gained an impressive record. And zeal- ous sports followers gathered strength at each event, united for the Alta cause. 180 ■ Sports