Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Mindee Hirsch Kurt Hogge Jenni Holbrook Brian Holcomb Patrick Holmes Lani Hopoate Wendy Horlacher Keri Horn Karen Howard Ryan Howard Karmel Howell Cinci Howick Mark Howlett Michelle Hudson Adam Hughes Jacob Hunt Taren Hunt Chrysteil Hunter David Hutchinson Douglas Hymas Michelle Hyte Clint Ingersoll Jennifer lott Michael Iwaniec Connie Jablonski Brad Jackson Jeff Jackson Joanna Jackson Matthew Jackson Shawn Jackson Julianne Jakins Wendy James Christopher Jaynes Vincent Jeffereies Shane Jeffries Alisa Jeffs Kent Jenkins Lisa Jenkins Brad Jensen Derek Jensen Jeff Jensen Jenni Jensen 128 Sophomores Who plays risque basketball in Galbraith’s basement

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Jolynn Goudy Timberli Graham Tanja Grant Tracey Green Carrie Broesbeck Jodi Guest Matt Guyman Michelle Gwilliam Matt Gyllenskog Jason Haase Dustin Hackeny Mike Hager Bill Haight Brian Hall David Hall Lori Hailing Tracy Hallman Chricker Hallsey Landon Halverson Scott Hancock Krisy Hansen Lisa Hansen Rachel Hanson Todd Hardy LaDawn Harmon Jill Harris Jodi Harris Kenneth Harrison Jeffrey Hartley Joe Hatch Heidi Haugen Christopher Hawes Natalie Haws Sarah Haycock Richard Healey Angela Herriott Randy Hick Paul Hickey Elizabeth Hightower Allan Hill Tana Hinck Shane Hintze Sophomores 127

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BLASTING PIMPLES OF Marc Larsen. This game would have no lower levels and be hectic and repetitious. Possibly the object might be to get A’s in all A.P. classes. Think of the momentary feeling of satisfac- tion winning the game would bring. Of course, there are many other elements of life that would be fun to overcome in the form of a game. Maybe blasting all the pimples off of our faces forever would be gratifying. The game “Zit Wars' could allow us this op- portunity. Or perhaps we could lash out at all the injustices done to us by the opposite sex in the games Boy Murder (suggested by Regina Petersen) or ‘Girl Murder . We can only hope that some- one soon will invent a game that allows us to overcome even for an instant some of the darker aspects of life. Even if it’s only a game . . . Our dreams are inundated by creepy-crawly centipedes, skulking spacemen, enemy in- vaders, huge asteroids and end- less black tunnels. Each night its the same thing. These dreams pervade our fantasies until the final moment of terror when we awake screaming “I’ve spent my last quarter! I’ve spent my last quarter! Such has been the world of video madness. But these spacemen and asteroids have become tedious to us. We have mastered these pretend en emies and find ourselves ready for more challenging pros- pects. Perhaps what we need is not a game where we fight abstract enemies but a game that allows us to lash out at everyday chal- lenges, a game that lets us de- feat for a moment the harsh- ness of life itself. One game the juniors and seniors might appreciate is ' A.P.athy as suggested by .adee Jensen Sherry Johns Gayle Johnson Lora lee Johnson Tammie Johnson Racine Johnstun Claire Jones heryl Jensen Eric Johnson Jeanna Johnson Shawna Johnson Tiffany Johnson Teresa Jensen Christina Jenson Jana Jenson elly Jenson Sophomores 29