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(KSL News) Students at Wasatch High School in Heber City are mourning the loss of a high school student who died in a car accident early yesterday morning.
Sixteen-year-old Shelby McAffee was with three other students driving from Salt Lake City back to Heber when their car went off Highway 40 and rolled into the median.
![Shelby McAffee](https://img.ksl.com/slc/236/23610/2361074.jpg?filter=kslv2/inline_lg)
Troopers say all four teens in the car were ejected. McAffee died yesterday afternoon.
Today the school brought in counselors to speak with the students. "We had a group session in our library this morning. A number of students that felt like they needed to came done and participated in a real positive session of sharing some memories of their friend," Principal Paul Sweat explained.
Two of the injured students are still in the hospital. The other has been released.