Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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 by mistake and seeing that it definitely was.” James Hodges ‘‘A girl throwing up all over the floor.” Jennifer Lawler ‘‘When you got to go home early on Thursdays.” Richard Gunn ‘‘When the boys would run around at recess and flip up girl’s dresses.” Jodi Mumford ‘‘I toilet papered a police car.” Sean Manning ‘‘Having to raise my hand to leave the cafeteria.” David Cooper ‘‘The day I came late to school for the first time.” John Ryan Fox ‘‘Having to raise my hand to leave the cafeteria.” David Cooper ‘‘When a boy asked if I’d rather be kissed by him or thrown in the mud. I said, ‘mud’. Then he kissed me and threw me in the mud.” Juliet Sudbury The class of 1990, fresh out of the trenches of infancy, is still able to recall some of the more vivid memories of elementary school life. I REMEMBER ... ‘‘When I cracked my head on my teacher’s desk.” Chad Vernon ‘‘When my teacher stepped on a ball and broke her hip.” Karen Ewert ‘‘While I was sitting on my teach- er’s lap, I wet my pants.” John Thomas ‘‘No one liked me because I walked funny.” Christa Pottenger ‘‘Walking into the girls bathroom “In first grade, someone I knew was arrested for smoking in the boys’ bathroom.” Lloyd Gold ‘‘A time when I had no home- work.” Sean Dougherty Being devious. Jason Judy searches for test an- swers. A happily reunited Jenny and Anita enjoy their FRESHMAN SENATORS: Brandon Ross. Sun Kim. favorite flavored snowcones. Ryan Randall. Mark Elkins Freshmen 167

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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

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Cory Adamson Coleman Allen CD CD Amy Alvey Kelly Anderson Jeffrey Arrington Brandon Atkinson Billy Affleck Deborah Allen o Jane Alvey Marinel Anderson Tern Asay Heather Atwood Camie Alfrey Annette Allred Jesse Anderegg Robbie Andrus John Ashby Dita Axman Kim Alger Barbara Allred Alesha Anderson Gregory Armstrong Marilyn Ashby Tim Babbel Megan Alguire Thane Allred Jeff Anderson Heidi Armstrong Matthew Ashment Dustin Bagley Trent Allen Heather Alsop 5 Justin Anderson Robert Armstrong Alison Askerlund Stephanie Bagley 168 Freshmen