Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Dave Nielson French. English Kathy Nielson Sophomore Counselor Rique Ochoa Debate. Communications Carolyn Olsen English Marty Pehrson English Valerie Peterson Algebra Gordon Quigley Choir. French Jane Quimby Social Studies Dennis Randall Social Studies Donita Rasmussen English Kent Robinson Senior Counselor John Saxey Vocational Ed Nancy Selack Business Glen Shaw At ath Trey Shubert Vocational Ed Ron Sing Vice Principal Kirk Skyles Spanish Robin Sleight Business Gary Tingey History Rick Van Ausdal Vocational Education Weber Walker Math Don Ward o J w f iqp History Gerald Webb Social Science Carol West English z x'k r . u • •r J? Kaylenne White Home Economics Rhonda White Social Science Charlotte Williams English. Spanish Carolyn Wootton Dance 76 O Faculty

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 TRITE TEACHER TRIVIA! How many years do teachers have to teach before retiring with full benefits? (100) How many teachers are at Alta? (101) How many teachers are new to Alta this year? (102) What is the average student-to- teacher ratio? (103) What teachers at Alta are former students of Barbara Ward’s? (104) Which university emblem is on Mr. Alcorn’s class ring? (105) What is Mrs. Ward’s most famous essay question? (106) How often does Mr. Farrer wear a carnation on his lapel? (107) Which teacher moonlights as the mayor of West Jordan? (108) Which teacher said, You’re con- fused, so what! You’re learning, I love it!’’ (109) What teacher took piano lessons from Bill Burraston’s grandmoth- er? (110) What teachers ’swims on his students when they are being ob noxious? (Ill) What word did Mrs. Martin give up on after misspelling three times? (112) What phrase begins all of the AP history essays? (113) What teacher has written two movies? (114) Which teacher has spent five years in Moracco? (115) Barbara Kornet German Nancy Larsen (J.S. History John Linton Science Mitch Lunak World History Julie Madsen Type Marian Martin English Adrene Masters Pre-School. Foods Judy McAllister English. Psychology David McConnell Health. Sports Kay McNamara Media Center Julian Mercer English Karen Miller Drill Team Janine Mower Math Susan Nielse Accounting Faculty C3

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NO RESPECT! Today’s students tend to be rather forward. Teachers, adminis- trators and especially the lunch ladies are forced to listen to rude comments. Some have little re- spect for the work involved in feeding 2500 students every day for only 80C. These phrases drive the lunch ladies crazy . . . Oo, is that dog meat?” Where's the beef? Give me everything you have. It’s the only food I get all day.” How much did they pay you to wear those aprons?” Yuck, oo, gross!” You want me to starve to death? Some students ask for preferen- tial treatment . . . Pretty please. I won’t tell anybody. and upon be ing told no . . . “Why can’t I?” And what about the secre- taries? These things really bother them . . . Gross!” Awesome!” Sucks!” Stick it to ya!” And then of course there are those things that students don’t say like please and thank Sherle Campbell Secretary Diane Brown Lunch Worker Erika Fiedel Lunch Worker Traci Fitzgerald Attendance Secretary Diane Forsey Secretary Vicky Hansen Custodian Pat Jex Secretary Lorraine Johansen Lunch Worker Sue Judd Secretary Mary Miller Aide Norene Millerberg Secretary LaRae Naylor Aide Doris Neff Lunch Worker Faculty 77