Alta High School - Accipitor Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Del Webb Dirk Webb Nikki Webb Jamie Weber Linda Webster Kim Wells Mark Wells Matthew Wells Sam Welty Julia Wetherell Brenda White Britney White Candice White Julie White Jenifer Whitworth Brandon Whytock Jeff Wilhelm WenDee Wilkes Joey Wilkinson Ryan Willden Veronica Wilier Chris Williams Crystal Williams Jason Williams Justin Williams Kristi Williams Rennfy Williams Trenton Williams Linda Winters Russ Witt Robin Woll Tyler Woodhouse Mindy Woods JoEllen Woolums Angel Worthen Matt Worthington Wendy Yates Treena Young James Zeller Jackie Zmyslo Mike Zoske Freshmen 189

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Todd Tokila Fredrick Tom Chris Torres Athena Travis Lisa Treseder Rebecca Tripp Kelly Tulin Brandon Tullis Andrew Tuttle Amy Tyler Lisa Ulrich John Usher Kim Utley Marko Vanamen Jason Vancampen Amy Vanderbeek Tad Vanderveur Karl Vanmaren Brad Vanotten Michael Vanpatten Steven Vanwagenen Justin Vaughn Dianna Vernieuw Chad Vernon 03 C o E CO C 3 03 O 03 C D O c 03 c D Q P 13 O o CD C 3 D O X D C 03 E -C if) CD Caroline Viehweg Trudy Vincent Landon Vredeveld Lorene Waddoups Travis Walsh Cade Walton Jill Wanner Chris Warner Jacquie Warner Russell Warner Deena Warr Scott Weatbrook 188 Freshmen

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Overcrowding. This problem was on the minds of most teachers even more this year. Class sizes of near forty were commonplace and halls were packed with students who often used these crowds as tardy excuses. As teachers geared up to face even a larger sea of faces, they realized that times were not going to soon improve. Governor Bangerter suggested that teachers use more innovative ways to face the depersonalization of educa- tion. To many Utah teachers, who have some of the nation’s largest classrooms and teach in a state that allots the smallest dollar amount per student in America, this suggestion was an insult. With Utah students traditionally placing above average nationally in academic perfor- mance. teachers felt that they shouldn’t have to be the sole answer to education’s woes. Less money for education and an ever-growing student population caused many teachers to not only question the future of their profession but also to sense the awareness of tougher times ahead. Deraid Alcorn Jeff Andrews Doug Berry Jeanene Budge Leslie DeMille Karen Durrant Robyn Fewkes Kathy Flores English. Yearbook Craft Design, Art Athletics. Wt. Algebra, General Welding English, Euphony Spanish Spanish Doug Allen Carol Bartholoma Trng. Math Rick Dittman Kevin Dustin Paul Flemming Mel Gamble Art Geometry. Algebra Ken Black Bevan Chipman Biology. Spanish English. Athletics Vocational Law Photo. Printing Doug Anderson Katherine Bartlett Athletics. P.E. Counselor Glenna Dodge Mark Farrer Assistant Principal Biology, Science Julian Brown Carolyn Chipman Art, Calligraphy Geometry, Math Assistant Principal Foods, Parenting 190 Faculty