Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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 High school was great! High school was a drag. These responses sprouted from expectations of students hav- ing been fulfilled or not fulfilled. In either case what happened in high school was different from what was expected. Students were either pleased with the differences or disappointed. An expectation of many freshmen was the concern of being stuffed in a locker and teased. Most freshmen agreed with William Scott that the freshmen are not picked on as much as I thought they would be. David Park agreed: You don’t get pushed around as much as I thought. There were a few however who found their expectation of being picked on fulfilled. Joanna Rosenlof expect- ed harrassment from the seniors, not the whole school! The teachers were also different from what was expected. Micah Rideout said, The teachers are nicer.” Sean Pearson didn’t expect to get that acquainted with his teachers. Teresa Andrug felt that the teachers were weird.” A teacher particularly different from what was expected, in Tanja Wells’ opinion, was Mr. Farrer. Many freshmen expected the school itself to be different. Kim Lowry saw more rooms and space along with Melodie Bailey who said, The school is so big! As to finding classes, Melissa Brown said, I thought it would be hard to find the class, but it wasn’t. There were other comments about the design and facili- ties of Alta. The library isn’t equipped well enough.”, noted Edward Smith. Clint Coltrin said, I didn’t expect to see ugly red doors to every room. When it came to classes and rules many felt the same way Jason Eyre did: It is a lot harder but there are more freedoms.” Joe Breen commented, All the classes progress too slow. As for Blake Hamilton, he thought Alta would have big classes and discus- sions like college.” The incoming fresh- men had a lot to say about each other too! As Mike Williams would say, ’There are so many peo- ple! Heather Elswood confirmed him with her surprise at the crowded halls. A lot of freshmen expected different types of people than were met. Lavinia Mapa thought there were too many white folks. Nicole Chamberlain realized that people are actually tall.” Carl Johnson was sur- prised at the chewing of tobacco” by some of Al- ta’s students. Kathy Ve- dell summed-up Alta well when she said, I really thought that fads and be ing in style would be more important than it is. But since Alta has all the fads it really doesn’t mat ter.’ Which Freshman broke his wrist playing football? (48) Rhett Marshall Melissa Martin Chris Martinez Stephen Matthys Mona May Susan Mayhew Holly McBride Mickey McCluskey Patty McCray Craig McCullough Travis McDermain Shelly McGrath Shawn Mclllece Brad McKee Cindy McKinley Holly McLean Ian McLeod Rachel Mecham Spencer Meikle Lisa Merrill Todd Michels Mary Mickelsen WHAT DID YOG Freshmen L J 153

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Suzanne Ott Patti Otteson Darren Ottley Don Ouimette Ben Ovard Garr Ovard Shawna Ovard Tony Overbay Jodi Oviatt Cory Owens Jeff Pace Karman Packard Alisa Palfreyman David Park Adam Parker Andy Parker Greg Parkins Barbara Parry Kurt Parry Jennie Passman Lana Patience Launie Patience Shaun Patience Cory Payne Jennifer Payne Ken Payne Andy Pearmain Rod Pearson Bryan Peart Kathy Peart Mike Peck Dan Pedersen Diana Pedersen Lora Perry Sharon Perry Regina Peterson Scott Peterson Steven Peterson John Pett Tara Pettigrew Kyle Pettit Casey Phillips Freshmen O 155