Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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“Only two more years to go!” This was the attitude of Junior class president, Grant Rust, and every other Junior as they prepared them- selves for entering into their third year of high school. In attempt to raise Junior spirits, officers arranged such activities as Junior Week and Junior Prom. Vice President, Dave Park, comments, “It’s great to know about this stuff before anyone else does. “It is a lot of hard work though,” added secretary, Shawn Lindquist. Led by Mel Ballard. Head Senator, Dave Bell, Tracie White- head. Tracy Eyre, and Jenn Payne put in their two cents worth as sena- tors, helping the officers with plans and decorations. All in all, the hard work of the Junior class officers paid off and made the traditionally most difficult year of high school a little more en- joyable. Junior Senators. Tracie Whitehead. Jenn Payne. Dave Bell, and Tracie Eyre. Looking rather indifferent. Angie Hunsaker and Kira Sasaki portray the true excitement of the game Jane Bradley In a large school you are never a loner.

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Patricia Wayne Hope Webster Suzanne Webster Michelle Weeks John Welle Kevin Wells John Welsh Tiffany Westerberg Trent Whitaker Chris White Cheryl Widmeier Doni Wilde Jill Wilkerson Tami Wilkerson Melinda Wilkinson Mike Wilier Jodi Williams Steve Williams Trevor Williams Heather Wilson Colleen Winters Rod Wiseman Fred Wood Wendy Wood Jeffrey Woolums Kim Workman Christina Wride Leigh Wycoff Doug Yates Douglas Yeiter Gina Young Katrina Young Barry Zeller Micheal Zetterquist Zan Zoske Seniors 123

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JUNIOR OFFICERS: Row 1: Dave Park — Vice President, Mel Ballard — Head Senator Row 2: Shawn Lindquist — Secretary and Grant Rust — President Lost in the crowd. Scott Wardle and Monique John- son look on with a dazed look. If life is a bowl of cherries, what am I doing in the pits?” Ah, yes. The familiar sound of a famous novel. Little did the author know these few simple words de- scribed the life of an average junior. Not only is he taking some of the hardest classes of his life, but he has both the S.A.T. and the A.C.T. tests to look forward to. Fortunately, there is an escape ... friends. Friends often come to the aid of an unfortunate soul lost in the cherry pits of life. Candace Hisatake: Kimalee Hathaway is a true best friend be- cause she laughs at my jokes. Thad DeHart: Nikki Chamberlain is a true best friend because she listens and understands a lot about me. Matt Behrens: Andy Leonard is a true best friend because he’s the only one who can put up with me. Jenny Wood: Lora Abraham is a true best friend because when you J.V. CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Moe Holmes Row 2: Dayna Owens. Marla Brinton. Ginny Smith. Missy Sheperd. Christi Hart Row 3: Whitney Elgren. Row 4: Tracy Robinson are down and feeling blue, she’ll throw a Wendy’s Frosty at you to cheer you up. Sharon Knott: LaDee Jensen is a true best friend because she knows how I feel before I tell her. Carlos Romero: Jayson Eyre is a true best friend because his friend- ship never changes.” Jenette Christensen: Maria Brin- ton is a true best friend because I broke her nose and she still likes me.” Shem Vander Veur: Tony Over- bay is a true best friend because he makes me feel tall.” Tony Overbay: Shem Vander Veur is a true best friend because he doesn’t tease me for being short. Erik Kimball: Cary Judy is a true best friend because he won’t let me drink. Natalie Allen: Jennifer Radmall is a true best friend beacuse I don’t feel I have to prove anything to her. Dave Bingaman: Jason Losser is a true best friend because he al- ways comes through, even if he doesn’t want to. Shawn Lindquist “Utahns are strange; know; I am one. Juniors 125