Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

Page 169 text:

Richard Weight Stacey Wells Stephannie West Blake Westenskow Ty Wetsel Lance Whipple Christa Whitaker Denise White Jeff White Kim White Sjaani White Tiffany White Cherie Whitehead Penny Whitman Deanna Whittle Alan Wilkerson Candece Wilkerson Brandon Wilkins John Wilkins Bonnie Williams Steve Williams Ian Williamson Jill Wilson Lisa Wilson Mike Wilson Sietske Wilson LaRae Witt Lauri Witzel Erich Woltjen Jason Woolley Jim Woolman Hank Worthen Jeff Worthen Anna Wozniak Bonnie Wride Nicole Wride Derek Wright Whitney Wright Tina Yancey Kristine Zimmerman Philip Zimmerman Jenny Zmyslo Sophomores 165

Page 168 text:

 C 03 0 O) CD -C c CD T3 C 03 03 C o 3 5 03 ■g T3 Q. CO b c p CO CO o -C 0 CL O 0 CL (f) 0 0 0 CL 0 CL 0 £ O Chris Utley Karen VanMaren LL C Terry Volin Jeff Walker Heather Ward Stephanie Webb Dave Valdez Robert VanOtten 0 Nancy Wade Mel Walker Meredith Ward Michael Weber Mike Valenzuela Elizabeth Vassel TO Andrea Wagner Trisha Wallin Wade Warner Jennifer Webster Melanie VanAllen Lori Vawdrey 03 Heidi Waikart Rebecca Walsh Julie Wartman Paul Webster Jell VanBuskirk Dale Vigos □5 Amber Waibeck Shane Walton Shawn Waters Arrne Weeks Steve VanDusen Heather Vincent Erik Waldorf Suzanne Walton Danny Weatbrook LeAnn Weight 164 Sophomores

Page 170 text:

Methodically thinking, Adrienne Jones ponders that special guy. Row 1: Michael Park-vice president, Brandon Tul- lis head senator Row 2: Pat Howells-president, Sarah Kimball-sec- retary Freshman always get pushed around. Shelly Egbert There s a time when we must emerge from the security of childhood and enter high school. High school can be threat- ening and intimidating. Dealing with a larger and older population can make a freshman feel minute and alone. In order to be accepted, freshmen must learn how to act like typical high school students. They’re forced to grow up and gain a new sense of responsibil- ity. We have to promote school spirit, show pride, and attend all school activi- ties, said Pat Howells. Michael Park feels that, If you act like a freshman people will know you’re a freshman and they’ll pick on you. If you don’t act like one you’re fine.” Once you get into high school there are tons of older peo- ple and ideas. You have to try and act like upper classmen, stated Sarah Kimball. Brandon Tullis said, Officers help with the activities that student gov- ernment sponsors, do whatever Marci says and do it good!” 166 Freshmen