Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

CONTENTS FLIGHT (activities) 12 GATHERING (organizations) 32 EXPERIENCES (administration) .66 SPIRIT (classes) ......78 CONQUERING (sports) 146 SOARING (honors) ........188 TALON 1977-78 Timpview High School Provo, Utah Volume I Editor Jaime Stratford Asst. Editor Konda Lyons Advisor Linda Peterson Between the rays of the soft morning sun appearing over Mount Timpanogos, the legend of the Thunderbird was born. Not only was this the dawn of a new day, but it was also the dawn of a new beginning for the Thunderbird. The eyes of this majestic T-bird flashed lightning, and the beating of its wings pro- duced the rolling of thunder. It soared through the orange sky and came to rest at Timpview High School, which lay at the base of Mount Timpanogos. ...A Proiiil THIINIItiltltmi 2 3 Learns Tliroiujli 5 6 Horizons It Encounters . . . n The Thunderbird strives for truth and understanding in each mo- ment of every day. Its flight takes it beyond the bounds of known horizons to a place undiscovered and new where the Thunderhird is free to learn more about itself and the world around it. With no one to come home to Timpview this year, we held Home- steading. This was a very exciting week, with activities such as sign- ing your name on a quilt, calf roping, and cleaning up plots of land around the school. We won the first football game ever to be played on our field by a score of 14-6. During half time, Karen Jones, Gaye Crawley and Debbie Dixon were announced as Home- steading Royalty. The week ended with a dance held in the student commons. The theme Break Away From Yesterday was appropriate in helping us realize our own po- tential as a new school. 14 The first year at Timpview High got off to a good start. Student govern- ment members were busy leading everyone on tours through the school during orientation and plan- ning New Year's Week. They went to each homeroom singing, blowing horns, and passing out suckers. The New Year's Assembly and the T- Bird Bash were held in the lunch- room. Part way through the dance, the cheerleaders taught the fight song to everyone in the gym. We're proud of our officers, cheerleaders and flagtwirlers for helping create so much enthusiasm in our school. 17 Harvest Ball Preferred By Everyone 18 ■ Do you think he'd go with me? 'But I don't even know her!' 'I could take my dad's truck.’ 'Thanks, I had a great time.' The theme for the Harvest Ball, which was held on October 14, was “Candle In The Wind. The Girls' Organization, under the direction of Carrie Stubbs, president, spon- sored the dance. Dave Dunkley was chosen A Man For All Sea- sons, with Paul McOmber and Brett Wood, Best Men. They danced with their dates in the com- mons to the song Candle in the Wind, played by London Bridge. Decorations included a silhouette of a girl blowing out a candle against a dusty rose background, drawn by Andrea Darais. Refresh- ments were served on candle-lit tables. 19 PUP IS EVERTME I J The theme of Thunder Week, the week that Timpview played Provo High in basketball, was Timp is Everywhere! Signs and posters were displayed. This sign, made by the School Spirit Committee, was displayed downtown over University Avenue. Special Weeks Got Students Involved The first week of school was New Years Week. The Timpview Toddlers, Todd Ashman, Tod Balser, Mike Bateman, Dave Dunkley, and Lon Allen, sang and danced their way into the hearts of their audience. John Gibbons, the director of the johnny Carson Show, looked down with disgust while Princess Timpanogos and her Indians took over his show. During Math and Science Week, Larry Smith played twelve different chess games at once. The first week of 1978 was Student Government Week. Stu- dents were involved in a contest to see who could match Stu- dent Government leaders with their baby pictures. During Student Government Week, an election was held for Baby New Year, a freshman, and Father Time, a senior Rill jeffs and Dave Dunkley were elected by the Student Body. 21 I I I The Senior Dinner-Dance was held in May at Hotel Utah with Provo High. Our Senior officers were in charge. smmi ASmUlliY a If you'd just stop picking on me! That's not a Sophomore ... Unidentified Flying Escort Goodbye, friend. Sophisticated Seniors. Dallin wants you. Goodbye, Friend was the title of the Senior Assembly held on Janu- ary 27. It was written by Andrea Knell and reflected the feeling of seniors as they neared graduation. 23 The theme of this year's Junior Prom was Knights in White Satin. JIINIOK ACTIVITIES Lawrence Elk and his champagne music. The Lennon Sisters enjoyed singing Chip- munks' Christmas Carols in A'Cappella dresses. Each class from Senior to Freshman was given a week of their own this year and a chance to put on an assembly. The Sophomore Assem- bly, Lawrence Elk's Christmas Special, was the first, put on in December. Closely following it was the Senior Assembly in Jan- uary, and then the Freshman As- sembly, As Timpview Turns. Only Freshmen were allowed to see the Freshman Assembly, while all were invited to the others. The class officers with the help of their supporting classes worked hard to make their assemblies enjoyable. The Junior Assembly was held in April with the Junior Prom. The theme was Knights in White Satin, and there the Junior Prom Royalty was announced. Juniors sold magazines to raise money for the Prom which was a big success. MUMUIffE UUILY Figurines are sweet revenge! m:siiAtiix ANM.Ulil.Y But Elwood has the nicest eyes! Bobby and Susie: the Tango Dancers. Homer and Elwood: «lltLN’ ACTIVI T In September Junior and Senior girls were given the names of Sophomore and Freshman girls. These big and little sisters were announced on March 2, at the All Girl Social. The purpose of the so- cial was, as Carrie Stubbs said, From the day I won the office of President, my dream was to have all the girls together alone some- time. The Girls' Day Royalty, an- nounced at the Mother-Daughter Tea the next day, were voted upon by all the girls. The theme of the Tea, Moments to Remember, helped all of the mothers reflect on their youth. Carrie Stubbs, Girls' Organization President, expressed her concerns about birth defects at the All Girl Social. Becky Price, Home Economics Sterling Scho- lar, presented a slide show and spoke on birth Girls and moms were thrilled by the remembrance of Elvis Presley singing, One defects at the All Girl Social. Last Kiss. 26 Timpview girls elected as Girls' Day Royalty, seated left to right: Annette Stevenson, attendant; Karen Farnsworth, Queen; and Konda Lyons, attendant. Standing behind the royalty at the Mother Daughter Tea were their proud mothers. Boys were entertained by Eric and Brad Morley, who were also hypnotized by Vandermede. To conclude Girls' Week, the Girls' Day Dance was held on March 4, at the Village on Center, where the boys won the Battle of the Sexes which had been going on all week. The atmosphere at the dance went along with the theme of Just Like Yesterday, and pictures were taken in Bullock and Losee's old million dollar cars. The Girls' Or- ganization put many hours of plan- ning into these activities, hoping to bring Timpview girls closer to- gether in spirit and in friendship. 27 Hypnotized Scott Yaeger told about his experiences with a monster in a haunted house. Timpview Has An Olde Fashioned Christmas An Olde Fashioned Christmas was the theme of Timpview's Christmas dance, which was spon- sored by the Omega Club. It was held on December 17, 1977, in the Student Commons, and the music was provided by London Bridge. Decorations included trees decor- ated with popcorn, bows, and gin- gerbread men, and winter scenes painted on the windows by Andrea Darais, Carol Layton, and Leisha Lindstrom. The Dance Committee included Sharon Harward, Leisha Lindstrom, Andrea Darias, Micki Cruze, Conchita Simmons, Kaye Swanner. (Missing: Joye De- Goede, Karen Jones, Janet Mortensen.) With Leisha Lindstrom's great ideas and hard work we had some beautiful decorations for the dance. Thank Heavens for Little Girls was the theme for Timpview's first Valentines Dance. It was sponsored by the Boys Or- ganization and the Art Club. It was held on February 10th and the band was Rum- pus. The proceeds helped to buy a paint- ing donated by the Art Club. Thank Heavens For Little Girls Our Valentines Royalty, top row left to right: Cindy Quinn, Eric Magleby, Jana Farnsworth, Dave Dunkley, Gaye Crawley, bot tom row: Spencer Blake, Mary Hansen, Fawna Johnson, Kimo Esplin. 29 Despite family differences, Ed's love for Alice was still strong. “You Can't Take It With You Cast Penny Sycamore .. Paul Sycamore .... Alice Sycamore Essie Carmichael ... Ed Carmichael .... Martin Vanderhof . Anthony Kirby Jr .. Anthony Kirby .... Mrs. Kirby ....... Mr. DePinna ...... Mr. Kolenkhov Rheba ............ Donald ........... Henderson ........ Olga Katrina ..... Mrs. Willington __ Government Agents Elizabeth Schaelling .....Carlyle Curtis .....Dalynn Miller .... Kathleen Oaks .....Kit Ashworth ..... Greg Peters .... John Ashworth ..... Ron Melchin .....Eve Shumway ........ David Case . Timothy Wadham .. Connie Bradfield ..... Doug Ulrich .....Craig Hughes ..... Martha West ... Shelley Thomas ..... Brett Butler Murray Blake Greg Hardy Although Olga Katrina was royalty, she fit in well with the Sycamore family. 30 Two Gentlemen Of Verona A fine volley of words gentlemen-and quickly shot off. Go-Get thee gone. Madame-peruse this letter.1 Cast Valentine Todd Ashman Proteus Greg Peters Sylvia Connie Bradfield Julia Dalynn Miller Lucetta Martha West Duke of Milan .... Ron Melchin Antonio Bryan Chapman Sir Thurio Mark Magleby Sir Eglamour John Ashworth Speed Stewart Geary Launce Timothy Wadham Crab (the dog) .... Elizabeth Schelling Host Carl Belliston Panthino Brian Farnsworth Outlaws Kit Ashworth Barney Hadden David Marchant Timo Stay Larry Whipple Servant Carl Belliston Ursula Jill Nethercott Musicians Martha West Brian Farnsworth Storyteller Donn Walker 31 The Thunderbird gathers together to share time and talents with others who have its same interests. Groups are an asset to everyone because of the joy that they radi- ate. No man is an island is evi- denced here by the things one learns about people from being with them. KliVlil IhlNCti DANCE CLUB Front Row: Katy Olivera, Evonne Johnson, Michelle Caneen, Shaunna Sorensen, Lorna Bates, Leslie Hill; Back Row: Mrs. Raymond, Carolee Walton, Linda Snow, Tammy Kadjan, Diana Jamison, Jenette Palmer, Linda Smith, Colette Grover. The DANCE CLUB consists of be- ginning and advanced dancers. The members choreograph dances of different kinds, such as ballet, jazz, and modern, for the club to perform. The advisor was Betty Raymond, and the officers were Leslie Hill, president; Lorna Bates, vice-president; and Shaunna Sor- ensen, secretary. FRENCH CLUB . . . Cercle Francais Rock Canyon hike ... fondu (too much wine) . .. Soiree Tahi- tienne ... Moorea . . . dances ... Weihnachten Kiner Fiesta candlelight .. . champagne glasses ... culture capsules ... fun .. . candy sales .. . perfume sales ... money . . . rich club . . . M. Stum- phy ... bon jour . . . verbes . . . examens . .. bonne nuit. itj:nch FRENCH CLUB: Sitting left to right: Lydia Knell, Holly Magleby, Liz Boyack, Julie Smith, Danny Matheny, Martha Robison, Shirley Oaks, Breta Walker, Leslie Hill, Lynne Smith, Trudy Reynolds (Historian). Kneeling left to right: Elaine Monson, Paul Fischer, John Bacon, Chip Morrison, Bonnie Bahr, M. Stumphy, Ligiah Villa- lobos, Boyd Petersen. Standing left to riuht: Stewart Geary, Karen Hillam, Kathryn West, Norris Packer, Danielle Startup (Publicity). 34 SPANISH At every home football game in the fall, DECA club members were in charge of the concession stands. They also went to a conference called Western Regionals in Jack- son Hole, Wyoming, on October 20. Officers were Mark Magleby, president; Dan Radmall, vice- president; Jodi Gleave, historian; and Laurie Campbell, secretary. SPANISH CLUB officers were Je- nette Clark, president; Gille Heim- dal, vice-president; and Laura Cottrell, secretary. Their objec- tives were to provide members with the opportunity to use their Spanish, get together with their Spanish-speaking friends, and to teach Spanish culture. SPANISH CLUB, lying down: Maria Diaz, Rolando Ozuna. Kneeling: Paul Fisher, Regina Simmons, Teresa Hall, Becky Shaelling, Gille Heimdall, Jennifer Kunz, Greg Pearson, Laurie Lindstrom, Nancy Penarrieta. Standing: Mrs. Finlinson, Todd Car- ver, Jeaneen Christensen, Rene Mayfield, Camille Kartchner, jenette Clark, Sheri Isaacson, Katy Heaton, Laura Cottrell, Karen Ferre. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIONAL CHAPTERS OF AMERICA. Left to right: Mrs. Bowman, Boyd Berrett, Rolando Ozuna, Dan Rad- mall, Rick Mecham, Russell Fisher, Jodi Gleave, Laurie Campbell, Mark Magleby, Lori Huntington, Konda Lyons. 35 GERMAN CLUB Front row left to right: Nathan Anderson, Gay Stubbs, Carmen Carillo, Amy Gould, Cynthia Sullivan. Row Two: Paul Schultz, Ricky Nelson. Row three: Leslie Ashton, Margrit Bergman, Deryl Hawkins, Valorie Armstrong, Jean Nielson, Jill Dutson, Julia Pope, Scott Crowley, Carla Vorhaus. Row four: Mark Larsen, Philip Murphy, Mike Lundberg, Alan Andrus, Mark Gale, Richard Williams, Warren Barnes, Alan Baumgarten, Richard Taylor. Row five: Barry Olsen. Activities of the GERMAN CLUB this year included a Christmas Din- ner, selling gummi bears, an hav- ing shirts with an emblem of West Germany on them. Officers were Paul Fisher, president; Brian Stocks, vice president; and Carla Vorhaus, secretary. Some of the ART CLUB'S activities this year were going to Hogle Zoo, and hearing guest speakers such as Roman Andrus and Lynn Poul- ter. Their officers were Joye De Goede, president; Andrea Darais, vice president; Leisha Lindstrom, secretary historian; Conchita Sim- mons, activity chairman; Vicki Cruze, exhibit chairman; Kevin Kemp, social chairman. Their goal was to help artists develop their talents. Front row left to right: Charlene Carlisle, Lupita Simmons, Conchita Simmons, Lei- sha Lindstrom, Keven Kemp. Row two: Kelly Monnahan, Marie Smith, Danielle Startup, Andrea Darais, Joye Degoede, Dawna Shoemaker. Row three: Carol Lay- ton, Amy Bowman, Holly Campbell. Row four: Sherry Hoopes, Linda Peterson. Missing: Ernel Anderson. 36 MSU Seated left to right: Shelly Hartvigsen, Kelly Wilson, Sandra Smith, Sherry Hoopes, Jolene Ostler, Lynne Wilkins, Janine Cray. Standing left to right: Mrs. Steere, Sharon Harward, Barbara Chabot, Pam Hawkins, Mary Cole, Celeste Romney, Sonja Porter, Marie Smith, Deon Blaser, Linette Swindler, Kathi Keith. David Marchant, president; Mike Toone, vice president; and Barney Hadden, secretary were CRU- SADER CLUB officers. They studied historical and political military sit- uations by the use of strategy war games, and had tournaments against other schools. The purpose of FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA was to broaden each member's experi- ences with business. The club was involved with conventions, training sessions, speakers and parties, along with promoting Timpview's Free Enterprize Fair which was in December. Officers were Kathryn Keith, president; Shelly Hartvigsen, vice president; Terri Merritt, sec- retary; Barbara Chabot, treasurer; Mary Cole, historian; and Sherry Hoopes, reporter. Sharon Efarward was State vice president for FBLA this year. 37 Left to right: Tim Tayson, Larry Whipple, Mike Toone, Stewart Geary, David Mar- chant, Barney Hadden. aWjITH MATH CLUB: Front row: Theresa Marchant, Bill Bearnson, Denise Wilson, Leigh Lambert, Sam Fletcher. Back row: Mr. Black- ham, David Marchant, Harlan Hatfield, Doug Hansen, Sheldon Smith, Greg Oaks, Clark Sheffield, Timo Stay, Larry Smith. 38 CHF.SS CLUB: Left to right: Greg Oaks, Bill Bcarnson, Timo Stay, Theresa Marchant, Harlan Hatfield, Doug Hansen, Rob Dyer, Larry Smith, Kit Ashworth, Damen Eyerly, David Marchant, David Harris. CRASH CLUB: Kneeling: Katy Olivira, Doug Van Alfen, Julie Smith. Standing Left to Right; Brian Kennedy, Ross Wilson, Lee Ann Hooker, Fawna Johnson, Brian Farnsworth, Sherri Gunn, Linley Tanner, Colette Grover, Konda Lyons, Carolee Walton, Kit Ash- worth, Kelly Brereton, Dan Radmall. SCIENCE SCICNCL CLUB, Tront Row: David Lundberg Second row: Harlan Hatfield, Larry Smith, Leigh Lambert. Third row: Mr. Fore, Doug Hanson, Bill Bearenson, Greg Oaks, Connie Bradfield. CRASH CLUB officers were Katy Olivira, president; Timo Stay, vice- president; Konda Lyons, historian; Linley Tanner, assistant historian; and Doug Van Alfen, head weirdo. On November 5, the officers kid- napped the members and took them to an early morning break- fast. Their objective was to have fun. President of the SCIENCE CLUB was Larry Smith. Objectives of this club were to take tours of interesting points of scientific interest, and listen to guest speak- ers speak on science topics. Offi- cers of the CHESS CLUB were Larry Smith, president; Rob Dyer, vice-president; and Doug Hansen, secretary. They sponsored a simul- taneous tournament where the president played twelve games at once. They also played against other schools throughout the year, and participated in the state tour- nament. Larry Smith was also presi- dent of the MATH CLUB and Leigh Lambert was secretary. The club's goals were to promote math, and learn things they didn't normally learn in the classroom. )9 Front Row: Kathy Sondrup, Carolyn Bennion, Sherri Gunn, Michelle Sorenson, Lee Heimdall, Cyneil Jensen, Gillie Heimdall, Charlene Carlisle, Rene Mayfield, Jan Mayfield, Teresa Hall, Row Two: Tammy Kadjan, Linda Benson, Lori Gillie, Martha Robin- son, Anna Hall, Janine Gray, Lygian Villalobos, Jaunita Stubbs, Jolene Ostler, Kellie Wilson, Valerie Bates, Barbara Francom, Mary Bennion, Row Three: Lynn Payton, Lyneille Tanner, Mary Hoffman, Valori Armstrong, Geri Wadsworth, Natalie Parkinson, Sherrie Knaphus, Becky Pigott, Carolee Walton, Konda Lyons, Jenette Clark, Carie Dalebout, Colette Grover, 40 The Spirit Club called the CHAND- EL'ERRS was made up of non-drill team members and non-cheer leaders. Each of their forty mem- bers with sweatshirts alike and pom poms helped create enthusiasm in the school. They sat together at games to cheer and support the cheerleaders and were involved in pep assemblies. President was Kathy Sondrup; vice-president, Carolyn Bennion; secretary, Karen Jones; and activity chairman, Barbara Sperry. Omega members decorated 500 cookies for the Christmas dance. OAVGCA The OMEGA CLUB is the Timpview Chapter of Future Homemakers of America. Officers this year were Amy Bowman, president; Karen Jonsson, vice president; Joni Jen- sen, secretary; Kathy Call, trea- surer; Carolyn Bennion, historian; Kellie Wilson, reporter. Their act- ivities included serving at the school's dedication banquet on October 13, planning the Christ- mas dance for December 17, and attending the state convention in February, where next year's state officers were elected. Left to right; bottom row: Sandra Smith, Kellie Wilson, Carrie Stowell, Michelle Jensen, Linda Smith, Diane Bird, Ruthie Cran- dall. Row two: Alexandra Thomas, Natalie Parkinson, Carrie Bird. Row three: Amy Bowman, Kathy Call, Sherrie Gunn, Valerie Bates, Virginia McVea, Patty Havican, Mary Cole. Row four: Colette Grover, Carolyn Bennion, Karen Jonsson. Row five: Joni Jensen, Deanna Burns, Leeann Hooker, Marcie Bowman, Barbara Byrd, Carol Hawkins. Row six: Fawna Johnson. Row seven: Markae Fullmer, Brooke Magelby, Lori Jewkes, Cathy Clark. Row eight: Sharon Harward, Cyneil Jensen, Mary Bennion, Laura Foxley, Karen Ferre. Row nine: Becky Price, Kelly Arnold, Julie Smith, Julie Millet, Carla Vorhaus, Mrs. Frost. Konda Lyons, Assistant Editor, and Jaime Stratford, Editor, discussed upcoming yearbook deadlines. Linda Peterson, advisor, assisted the staff in obtaining their goal to publish an outstanding yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF Top, left to right: Kelly Monnahan, sophomore section; Patty Porter, opening and closing sections; Terri Dennis, typist; Ellen Dewey, junior section; Linda Peterson, advisor; Ann Woodbury, freshman section. Bottom, left to right: Tom Cunningham, photographer; Kathy Giles, advertisements; Jaime Stratford, editor. Missing: Steve Olsen, photographer. 42 Top, left to right: Vicki Cruze, senior section; Amy Bowman, copy; Robyn Overlade, activities; Leisha Lindstrom, organizations; Chris Young, art; Lloyd Stanton, photographer; Alan Jackson, photographer. Bottom, left to right: Konda Lyons, assistant edi- tor; Kip Rasmussen, sports; Kent Wallace, photographer. Missing: Deanna Burns, clubs; Alan Parker, sports. It was a challenge for this yearbook staff to start new traditions for our yearbook. It all began last summer with staff workshops and meetings. Jaime Stratford, editor, had lots of planning to do and details to work out. There was also plenty of work to keep the staff busy—pictures to take, copy to write, typing and drawing to do, and deadlines to meet. During yearbook week in October, activities such as bobbing for apples, pie eating, broom jump- ing, and pumpking carving were carried out in order to earn more money to make our yearbook better. Vicki Fullmer and Vince Bussio were chosen to be the Dynamic Duo, meaning that they sold tickets and earned the most points through participating in the lunch hour activities to promote the yearbook. Scaled: Tom Cunningham. Standing, left to right: Steve Olsen, Craig Hughes, Lloyd Stanton, Alan Jackson, Kent Wallace. 43 Mrs. Blakesley, staff advisor, and Cindy Coer planned one of this year's great editions of our newspaper, the Thunderbolt. Cindy Coer was hard at work preparing an article for Timpview readers to enjoy. 44 Front row, left to right: Steve Olsen, Kathleen Strong, Mary Hoffman, Barney Hadden, Theresa Marchant, Stuart Geary, Bruce Taylor. Row two, left to right: Kim Barton, Chris Barebo, Kent Wallace, Steve Ellsworth, Janae Nilson, Heidi Clark, Liz Carlson, Madeline Phelps, Rod Hunt, Mike Naylor, Leslie Bishop, Cindy Coer, Dennis Winn. NI? VSI AI� I2K STAFF Bruce Taylor, newspaper editor, looked forward to a great first year. The newspaper staff's first big goal was to name the newspaper. They held a contest for students to sub- mit ideas. The name chosen was the Thunderbolt ' submitted by Lance Robinson. The staff, under the direction of Bruce Taylor, Edi- tor, and Mrs. Blakesley, advisor, had the responsibility of establish- ing long standing journalism tra- ditions for the years to come. 45 46 School Spirit Bottom to Top: Dave Dunkley, John Ashworth, Leisha Lindstrom, Phil Murray, Art De Hoyos, Vicki Cruze, Karen Hillam, Tami Jeppson, Kevin Kemp, Barbara Sperry, Laurie Campbell. Standing: Advisor Sue Roberts, Rene Mayfield Pep assemblies are part of School Spirit's responsibilities, and Dave Dunkley enjoyed being a cheerleader in one this year. Taping and hanging up School Spirit posters drove Laurie Campbell and Kevin Kemp, along with the rest of the class, up a wall. SCHOOL SMUT As School Spirit Chairmen, Dave Dunkley and John Ashworth headed many School Spirit activities such as the Halloween Dance and Timpview Tunnel of Terror, the Halloween spook alley. The School Spirit Chairmen this year were Dave Dunkley and John Ashworth. They met together sixth period with advisor Sue Roberts and the School Spirit class to plan activities such as the Halloween Party and Spook Alley, and to make posters advertising the upcoming activities. They worked to make posters with more quality and less quantity. 47 GIRLS CHORIIS The chorus department has been under the direction of Mr. Larson. Girls Chorus was open to all girls. Swing Choir and A Cappella are for girls and boys and tryouts are nec- essary. These three groups put on four major concerts together and also participated in the Song Fest at Christmas time. A Cappella went on tour with the orchestra, and en- tered competitions such as Region 48 Front row, left to right: Virginia Me Vea, I isa Harris, Shelly Bunnell, Kevin Knudson, Steven Burr, James Glade, Heidi Clark. I isa Tracy Devvie Chabot. Row two: Becky McLean, Cathy Clark, Wanda Terkelson, Byron Cheatwood, Steve Lewis, Diana Jamison, Karen Hendrix, Lynette Pearson. Row three: Allison Hutchinson, Kaye Nelson, Tammy Kadjan, Bryan Farnsworth, David Book weg, Susan Brown, Flizaheth Carlson. Raquel Miner. Missing: Barney Hadden, Carrie Comstock, Blair Shumway. Competition and Solo and Ensem- ble. Brian Bradshaw was president of A Cappella this year, with Paul McOmber, vice president; Lucy McLean, secretary; Martha West and Eve Shumway, social chairmen; Ladd McCIurg, business manager; Bryan Chapman and Kuma Davis, historians; and Susan Horne, librar- ian. svikc ciiom: 49 Front row, left to right: Kerrie Bird, Allison Bone, Andrea Van Bloem, Kathryn Johnson, Brian Bradshaw, Susan Horne, Brian Misbach, Marianne Sucher, Ladd McClurg, Melissa Erickson, Jeff Carter, Patricia Havican, Brian Stocks, Michelle Linford, Reed Williams, Connie Bradfield, Brad Nielson, Karen Jones, Becky Braithwaite, Denise Wilson, Leslie Hill. Row two: Eve Shumway, Kuma Davis, Jaime Stratford, Leisha Lindstrom, Sterling Sagers, Laura Whipple, Richard Andrus, Diane Barnes, Robert White, Grace Gull, David Harris, Kathryn Keith, Keith Bradshaw, Helen Dixon, Ed Kocherhans, Rebecca Holmes, Mark Magleby, Laura Evans, Karen Jonssen, Melinda Lambert, Andrea Knell. 50 Row three; Lucy McLean, Debi Ward, Jana Farnsworth, Dalynn Miller, John Anderson, Sandra Smith, Gary Bastian, Cindy Quinn, Larry Whipple, Daunna Prete, Clark Sheffield, Michelle Galli, Bryan Chapman, Susan Gabbitas, David Gillie, Kathleen Barnett, Andy Sundell, Nena Brereton, Daunine Startup, Beverly Thompson, Martha West. Row four: Kelly Arnold, Elizabeth Schaelling, Betsy Nielson, Faith Muhlestein, David Flooker, Carol Gourdin, Lloyd Stanton, Carrie Stubbs, Paul McOmber, Sfiaron Harward, Carlyle Curtis, Pamela Hawkins, Tom Cunningham, Elizabeth Moore, David Marchant, Karen White, Brad Metcalf, Pauline Jewkes, John Perry, Becky Price. Missing: Todd Robertson, Tod Balser, Don Moses. x AtAWRIKALS A select group of A Cappella mem- bers made up Madrigals. To try- each person had to sing a solo. They sang for clubs and organi- zations and are service oriented. Andrea Knell was president this year. Madrigals mainly sang old English songs because that is what the word Madrigals means. 52 It.uk Row Gu'K S haelling, Richard Folsom, Carl Burrows, Mark Welsh, Richard Cropland, Mike Matthews,! eonard I arnsvvor th. Front Row: Dan Hoopoe, David Metcalf, Robert White. Vickie Fullmer, Vince Bussio, Jim Dixon, Fric Bush, David Harris, Tami Jeppson, Missing: Matt Jenkins. The jazz band performed concerts throughout the valley. In Novem- ber, they had an exchange with other schools in our student com- mons. They were also involved in the Cottonwood Festival in Decem- ber. This band put their emphasis on the improvisation of jazz music under the direction of Mr. Billings, conductor, and Robert White, stu- dent conductor. JAZZ IS A XII 53 Front row, left to right: Theresa Morgan, Betsy Brackner, Teresa Crowley, Lisa Tracy, Leigh Lambert, Larry Smith, John Montrose, Sheldon Smith, Carolee Walton, Steve Detrick, Kent Wallace, Kellie Wilson, Tori Bussio, Kathy Wollenzien. Row two: Doug Hansen, Mark Welsh, Brad Morley, Jackie Bills, Richard Crosland, Richard Folsom, Carl Burrows, Markae Fullmer, Keith Bradshaw, Colin Hickenlooper, Brian Bradshaw, Greg Schaelling, Steve Pratt, Ron Chandler. Row three: Leonard Farnsworth, Mike Matthews, Eric Fisher, Todd Hadden, David Metcalf, Robert White, Chris Hughes, Dan Hoopes, Vickie Fullmer, Matt Jenkins, Richard Glazier, Paul White, Doug VanAlfen, Vincent Bussio, Tom Goff. SYMI’HONH 1 A IMNI� The Symphonic Band was the top performing concert band. They perform the highest quality of music in the band field, and played for the community, civic groups and elementary schools. Larry Smith was the student conductor. The Symphonic band also repre- sented Timpview at the Region Festival. 54 Front row, left to right: Cinda Hansen, Sherryn Hopkinson, Ligiah Villalobos, Craig Leftwich, Theresa Marchant, Kent Zabriskie, Kathryn West, Tracy Ellingson, Greg Oakes. Row two: LaRee Fletcher, Colleen Hawkins, Eric Dillman, Roger Layton, Boyd Petersen, Steve Leftwich, John Bacon, Paul Larsen, Rick Cox, Reid Lambert, Tom Christensen. Row three: David Baird, Mike Jarvis, Phil Murphy, Mike Ward, Jim Nixon, Larry Sorenson, Keith Judd, Carl Anderson, Billy Walton, Jim Schultz, David Naylor, Karl Pope, John Olsen, Todd Starley. Row four: Jim Dudley, Rob Burr, Brad Armstrong, Dale Judd, Scott Waters, Michael Henderson, Jeff LeFevre, Randy Horrocks, Noel MacCabe, Jason Parkinson, Steve Rich, Andy Young, Alan Andrus, Jeff Peacock, Alan Stonely, Eric Bluth. Concert Band, made up of Fresh- men and Sophomores, was a train- ing band. After concert band, the players can branch out into other areas. They performed marching music and concert music. Some students in Concert Band were also in Marching Band. CONCERT IBjINI) 55 DRUM MAJORS: Jackie Bills Carl Burrows Betsy Brackner Robert White Brian Bradshaw BATON TWIRLERS: Keith Bradshaw Tori Bussio Gary Braithwaite Theresa Morgan Robert Burr Kathleen Wellenzien Vincent Bussio TALL FLAGS: Ron Chandler Shari White Thomas Christensen Kaylene Garner Richard Cox Shauna Killpack Richard Crosland Debbie Chabot Teresa Crowley Chris Yeager Steven Detrick Kelly Young Eric Dillman Pam Leifson James Dudley Leslie Bishop Tracy Ellingson Janet Panhorst Leonard Farnsworth Heidi Clark Eric Fisher Mami Kocherhans LaRee Fletcher Judy Hathaway Richard Folsom Kelly Brereton Markae Fullmer MARCHING BAND: Vickie Fullmer Carl Anderson Richard Glazier Alan Andrus Thomas Goff Brad Armstrong Todd Hadden John Bacon Doug Hansen David Baird Linda Hansen James Baumgarten Colleen Hawkins Michael Henderson John Olsen Colin Hickenlooper Jason Parkinson Daniel Hoopes Jeff Peacock Sherryn Hopkinson Boyd Petersen Chris Hughes Karl Pope Mike Jarvis Stephen Pratt Matt Jenkins Stephen Rich Dale Judd Greg Schaelling Keith Judd Jim Scheltz Leigh Lambert Larry Smith Reid Lambert Sheldon Smith Eldwin Larsen Larry Sorenson Murran Larsen Todd Starley Paul Larson Alan Stonely Roger Layton Lisa Tracy Jeff LeFevre Doug Van Alfen Craig Leftwich Lygiah Villalobos Steve Leftwich Kent Wallace Noel MacCabe Bill Walton Theresa Marchant Carolce Walton Mike Matthews Scott Waters David Metcalf Mark Welsh John Montrose Kathryn West Brad Morley Paul White Philip Murphy Kellie Wilson David Naylor Andrew Young Jim Nixon Kent Zabriskie Greg Oakes BAND COUNCIL: Front Row: Lisa Tracy, Robert White, Carl Burrows, Leigh Lambert. Back Row: Matt Jenkins, Larry Smith, Richard Folsom, Doug VanAlfen, Doug Hansen. The Thunderbird Marching Band was made up of selected members of concert band and symphonic band. They played at all home games and put on two band shows on the football field. Drum majors were Carl Burrows and Robert White. The marching band placed high in the region, and they have a summer tour planned. Under the direction of Mr. Hill, the orchestra had a great year. They gave many successful concerts, including playing at the dedication banquet, Christmas Concert and graduation. They competed in Region, and Solo and Ensemble, and had exchange concerts with other schools in Lo- gan. Karen Jonsson was concert mistress, and Andrea Van Bloem was the principle 2nd violin. Some of the orchestra members be- longed to other valley or state wide orchestras such as Utah Valley Youth Symphony and Mormon Youth Symphony. 1st Violins: Karen Jonsson, Denise Wilson, Andrea Van Bloem, jana Farnsworth, Athena Kepas, Sue Lambert, Diane Barnes, Missing: Sandra Smith, Kathy Oaks. 2nd Violins: Sheila Gill, )anet Panhorst, Carri Balmforth, Kathy jones, Dan Smith, Lauren Kirk, Bonnie Bahr, Wendy Bird, Ines Bennion. Violas: Russ Cahoon, Jim Dixon, Chet Williams, Kyle Hooker, Jim Cahoon, Missing: Wendy Horton. Cellos: Carl Anderson, Christine Gla ier, Stuart Strauss, Manny Kepas, Matt Newman, Sid Nelson, Greg Misbach, Kendal Peterson, Nathan Palmer. Basses: Ben Heaton, Brian Misbach, Bill Bearnson, Charles Morrison, Missing: Blake Maxfield. Flutes: Leigh Lambert, Lisa Tracy. Clarinets: Larry Smith, Mark Welch, Sheldon Smith. Bassoon: Brad Morley. French Horn: Brian Bradshaw, Keith Bradshaw. Trumpets: Robert White, Dave Metcalf, Vicki Fullmer Trombones: Mike Matthews, Leonard Farnsworth. Tubas: Todd Hadden, Eric Fisher. Tympani: Vice Bussio. Conductor: Terry Hill. Debate Manager, Greg Peters and First Year Manager, John Ashworth debated in a tournament at Redlands University. Research Manager, Bret Gunnell and Tournament Manager, David Stewart won second speaker and fifth speaker at Loyola. 1 Olfb KSKiN “The First And Finest Larry Bluth and Reed Williams joined in debating at Redlands. The first Forensic team chose The First and Finest as it's motto for the year. Coming to Timpview with forensic roots deep in the proud tradition of excellence developed at Provo, and with the National Coach of the Year, the new team quickly established a national repu- tation of its own. Timpview dehate teams represented Utah at major national tournaments across the country. Timpview won honors during the summer and the school year at Georgetown, Loyola, Ffar- vard, Marquette, USC, UCLA, and U.C. Berkley. These honors and the' awards won in Utah indeed made Timpview's debate year an example of the First and Finest. 61 P.E. weightlifting credit was not given for debate, and some wished Timpview files were smaller. Sue Peterson, Donna Black, and Tracy Ashman added a feminine touch to the debate team. Debate partners were matched to compliment each other. Practice makes perfect. Brett Butler, Craig Hughes, Murray Blake, and Garry Moon practiced alot. 62 Roger Moore, National Coach of the Year, in action. WHAT IS DEBATE REALLY LIKE? We have two responses and an underview. I. DEBATE IS A LEARNING EXPERIENCE Subpoint A. Learning to act humble after verbally crushing an opponent. Subpoint B. Learning how to make up for your partner's blunders. Subpoint C. Learning how to succeed in spite of your coach. II. DEBATE IS A CULTURAL EXPERIENCE WITH OPPORTUNITIES EOR Subpoint A. Staying in some of the nation's most luxurious Motel 6's. Subpoint B. Dining in the elegant atmos- phere of McDonald's, Burger King and Sambo's. Subpoint C. Playing Erisbee coast to coast. An Underview: Debate is more than cutting cards, gluing evidence, filing, researching, refiling, flow- ing, and developing arguments; it is know- ing that winning isn't everything when you lose, but it's the only thing when you win. Hard work carried debaters coast to coast in search of forensics honors. 63 Front row left to right: Alayne Eggertsen, Lisa Reundy, Lori Huntington, Jodi Cloward, Jean Gabbitas, Laura Whipple, Jennifer Fngland Row two' Susan Gabbitas, Kelly Corbridge, Robyn Overlade, Shellie Cox, Stacy Ash, Paula Gale, Tammy Mitchel , Cindy Quinn Row three TracyMat,ex, Teresa Tucker, Grace Gull, Cindy Ross, Jill Witbeck, Teresa Best, Ann Peterson Debbie Dixon, Jeanna Billings, Shelly Jackman. Row four: Mary Cole, Alyson Amann, Natalie DeWod, Kami Apostol EJlzabeth Moore, Deon Blaser, Jenny Buckley, Vickie Bullock, Debi Ward, Sue Peterson, Annette Stevenson, Nancy Armstrong. The Shandells provided not only great half-time entertainment, but also a good majority of the spirit at our games. I� l!ll.l TEAM Before the drill team even had a name, their officers were elected. To choose a name, each member suggested one, then voted. Shan- dells, suggested by Shelley Jack- man, is an Indian word meaning the best. The Shandells, under the direction of Rolayne Sims, marched at every home football and basketball game and were little sisters to the football and basketball players. They had fund- raisers to help pay for their uni- forms and they marched at half time at a BYU basketball game on December 9. We're proud of all the work they put forth in support- ing our teams and the enthusiasm they created. Dance Mistress. Drill Team Officers, right to left: Debbie Dixon, Activity Chairman; Stacy Ash, Drill Mistress; Natalie DeWolf, Secretary; Elizabeth Moore, Historian; Kami Apostel, President; Deon Blaser, Vice-President; joanna Billings, 65 The young Thunderbird depends on those who have gone before it to mark the trail and lead the way. The Timpview Staff, with their knowledge and experience, bring out potential that will enable Thun- derbirds to be more effective leaders of tomorrow. EXPERIENCING School Board-Left to Right: Glen Brown, Walter Hansen, Clarence Robinson, Keith Diamond, Gordon Lowe. The Provo City School Board is a policy making group and are con- cerned with the protection and improvement of schoool property. They are under the direction of Clarence Robinson, president of the board. Superintendent Sher- man W. Wing, along with Assistant Superintendent Ross Denham, and Clerk Treasurer Sherron Porter make up the District Administra- tion. They presided at Timpview's dedication banquet. The individual students are their major interest. SCHOOL IB Oil It 0 68 The responsibility of constructing and managing a new school has been placed in the hands of our principal, Mr. John L. Matthews. As a studentbody, we feel hon- ored to have worked with such a great principal A lt MATTHEWS I'rincinsil 70 Secretaries: Bottom left to right: Mary Jane Clayton, Jane McAlister, Noma Bowman Top left to right: Joy Orton, Bonnie Free- man, Carol Whitlock, Kathy Creer Vern Bangerter Chris Brower £ Calvin Chappell Coach Gillespie says, We're goin' to the top! 72 Dyann Davis Deanne Ercanbrack Jeanette Fishier Reona Frost Flaine Gale Paul Gillespie Well, Mrs. Oldroyd, you told us to cut it out! Ronald Dennis Arline Finlinson Paul Fore Garth Gooch 7i Come on, Mrs. Steere. Drive us out of here! Rod Houston Arlene Johnson Play it again, Sam. Bob Kauo Patricia Klein 74 Marion Pangburn Dick Paulsen How's business, Mrs. Pangburn? Liz Pedersen Linda Peterson Voit Roper Leon Rowley Joe Martinez William Mehew Bobby says, Who says my name's not Babe Ruth?' Betty Jane Raymond Sue Roberts v Sherrie Sagers Rolayne Sims 75 Wayne Sorensen Karla Steere Albert Stumphy Joyce Sullivan Keith Sumsion Doris Warner Ron Wright 76 it .UT Lg r7 Bus Drivers: Left to right: Jim Brady, Wayne Flake, Judd Rex, Stewart Smith, Tom Stackhouse. Custodians: Left to right: Front row: Robert Collins, Shirley Lyngaas, Ross Conk; Back row: Benny Marquez, Bob Rasmussen, Paul Haws, Charles West, Walter McDade. l unch ladies: Front row, left to right: Anita Galloes, Grace Hardy, Betty Skinner, Florence Zahlmand, Mary Anderson; Back row: Verna Hurst, Betty Roylance, Geniel Pino, Shawna Wiley, Bertha Creviston, Roberta Millett, Velda Boekweg, Carolyn Hiat. 77 The Thunderbird realizes that friendship is very much a part of its life. As we go from day to day, we discover that each individual is important and has something valu- able to contribute. The spirit of the Thunderbird keeps it going through dark hours into the light of day. SPIRIT STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row one, left to right: Phillip Nicholes, Kipp Robins, Craig Fletcher, Jeff Hartvigson, Spencer Blake, Kimo Esplin, Matt Jenkins, Kevin King, Craig Ellingson. Row two: Mike Bateman, Lon Allen, Karen Jones, Leisha Lindstrom, Tracy Duke, Rene Robinson, Laura Lambert, Shauna Metcalf, Jenny Hatch, Michelle Koster, Carrie Stubbs, Vickie Fullmer, Janet Mortenson, Kaye Swanner, Sharon Harward, Dave Dunkley, Kami Apostol. Discussing issues and planning activities was one of Student Government's main responsibilities. Row three: Annette Stevenson, Lynette Pearson, Dave Lundberg, Julie Millet, Carol Layton, Brett Wood, Sonja Peterson, Cindy Quinn, John Gibbons, Andrea Darais, Eve Shumway, Martha West, Connie Bradfield, John Ashworth, Kelly Arnold, Nena Brereton, Becky Price, Clark Sheffield, Jaime Stratford, Bill Strong, Larry Smith, Andrea Knell. The Student Government class wished everyone a Happy New Year. The Executive Council included all elected and appointed officers plus a representa- tive from each of the following depart- ments: English, Math, Science, Home Ec., Business, Art, Drama, Music, and Girls Sports. They met together first period to plan the week's activities such as Math and Science Week, New Years Week, and Year- book Week. They participated in assem- blies, decorated for dances, and tried to involve students in school activities. Sue Roberts was the advisor. 81 82 Left to right: Kevin King, Student body Vice-President; Becky Price, Student body Secretary; Kelly Arnold, Student body Historian; Mike Bateman, Student body President. S TII I) 13 NT IUM) Y OFFICERS Student body officers this year in- cluded Mike Bateman, president; Kevin King, vice president; Becky Price, secretary; and Kelly Arnold, historian. In student government, Mike headed the President's cabi- net, Kevin was in charge of Con- gress, Becky took care of the De- partment of the Interior, and Kelly, the Department of the Exterior. These officers had the responsibil- ity of beginning new Timpview tra- ditions that will carry on from year to year. 83 • i - r Front: BUSINESS MANAGER - Bill Strong. Back: PUBLIC RELATIONS - Michelle Koster, SOCIAL RELATIONS - Sonja Peterson, ASSEMBLY CHAIRPERSON - Andrea Knell. SUPREME COURT-Connie Bradfield, John Gibbons, Scott Crowley. Associated Students Front Row: Shauna Metcalf, Carrie Stubbs, Annette Stevenson, Laura Lambert. Back Row: Kimo Fsplin, Craig Fletcher, Dave Lundburg, Spencer Blake. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Other elected and appointed offi- cers assisted the student body offi- cers in running the school. As Busi- ness Manager, Bill Strong handled student accounts and profits from games, dances, and other activities. The Assembly Chairperson, Andrea Knell, was responsible for the qual- ity of all assemblies. She also helped write and introduce them. Michelle Koster, Public Relations, and Sonja Peterson, Social Relations, were concerned with student relations outside and inside the school, re- spectively. Connie Bradfield, Scott Crowley, and John Gibbons as Chief Justice, made up the Supreme Court. Their job was to interpret the school rules and constitution. Associated Students planned activi- ties for students. Craig Fletcher was president, with Dave Lundburg, Kimo Esplin, and Spencer Blake re- presenting the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshmen boys. Carrie Stubbs worked with Annette Stevenson, Shawna Metcalf, and Laura Lambert in planning activities for girls. 85 The class of '78 had the privilege of being Timpview's first graduating class. This is an honor not only be- cause it happens once at a school, but because new high schools don't open very often. The senior officers were: Lon Allen, president; Brett Wood, vice-president; and Karen Jones, secretary. They were in charge of activities for seniors such as Super Senior Day, Senior Week, Senior Class Project, and the Senior Dinner Dance, which was held at Hotel Utah with Provo High stu- John Ashworth Tod Balser Jenean Barnett Alan Aaron Lon Allen Steven Allred Ruhard Amann Brian Anderson Jed Anderson Kami Apostal Kelly Arnold Stacy Ash Todd Ashman Scott Bateman Valerie Bates Miriam Bat ley Carolyn Bennion Scott Bergera Steve Barrus Gary Bastian Mic hael Bateman Steve Messick watched the track runners at the state finals held at Sugarhouse Park. Brent Burleigh Eric Bush Vincent Bussio Barbara Byrd Being Studentbody President is a time-consum- ing job, but Mike Bateman finds time to take five. are looking on to greater heights. Carl Burrows Ken Burr Maurene Calahan Kathy Call Holly Campbell raise spirits during a pep rally. Marcel Campbell Rex Cannon Jeff Carter. David Connelly Karen Cook David Cottrell Judy Craig Lyle Castle Barbara Chabot Ronald Chandler Carolyn Chaston Rick Chatwin Brady Christensen Steven Clegg Cindy Coer Mary Cole Kevin Conlin On a quick lunch break, Steve Clegg enjoys the Colonel's good cooking. Gregg Crandall Ruth Crandall Gaye Crawley Vicki Cruze Tom Cunningham Curtis Carlyle Andy Dahman Cindy Dallin Ken Webb helped around school. Connie Daniels Andrea Darais Craig Datwyler John Davis Kuma Davis Marci Davis Art DeHoyos After a long day at school, Becky Price takes it easy. Natalie DeWolf Deborah Dixon Helen Dixon Robert Dyer Jana Farnsworth Leonard Farnsworth Jeff Ferguson David Dunkley Jill Dutson Kami Apostal helped Michelle Koster post Timp- view Tidbits, the school newspaper. Karen Ferre Gay|een Fisher Russe|, Fjsher Mark Neuenswander tries to start a new fad Craig Ellingson Elizabeth Evans W'N ■ work or not? Laura Evans Senior experiences are unique. Craig Fletc her Barbara Francom Evelyn Freeman Vickie Fullmer Susan Gabhitas Carol Gourdin and Lloyd Stanton enjoyed a great year at Timpview John Gibbons David Gilson Remember the times of your life . . . Velma Lisa Glade Jodi Gleave Michelle Goff Ron Goodman Carol Gourdin Sherry Hoopes Susan Horne Todd Horn Lori jensen Jerry Horsley Kathleen Hull David Jacobson Bill Strong was just happy to be here. Lisa Jacobsen Paul Jamison Chris Jenkins Matt Jenkins Joni Jensen Michael Jensen Tami Jeppson Pauline Jewkes Sharon Harward and Clark Sheffield made an important decision about attending class. Daniel Johnson Evonne Johnson Gloria Jones Karen Jones Karen Jonsson Anne Judd Kathryn Keith The Class of Seventy-eight is Great! Todd Kendall Kevin King Brad Knapus Andrea Knell Mark Knickerboc ker Lon Allen surrounded Kelly Corbridge. Melinda Lambert David Larsen Eleanor Lee % Cheri Levie Shawna Lindhardt Leisha Lindstrom I Glenn Lowry Annie Lyman Brett Wood and Kristie Brereton are never too busy to talk to their friends. Konda Lyons Andy MacKay Randal Mallory Nora Malone David Marchant Carolyn Mathews OUR friendships were made in Heaven. ■v 1 Michael Matthews Jane Maxwell Rene Mayfield Ricky Mecham Teri Merritt Sherraine Moser Mark Meservy Steven Messick Robert Metcalf Ladd McClurg Paul McKee Elizabeth Moore Eric Morley Joanna Billings stands up for her team. Daonald Moses Brenda Murdoch Kelly Myrup David Nelson Jeffery Nelson Shawna Nelson Danny Nethercott Mark Neuenswander Mark McKell Susan Miles Lucinda McLean Annette Milner Brian Misbach Phil Nicholes Betsy Ann Nielsen Dwight Palmer Sharree Olsen Jolene Ostler Rolando Ozuna Irene Pacas Norris P.i kei Robert Parker Jan Perkins Nena Brereton takes a minute from cheerlead- David Perry ing to concentrate on the game. Gregory Peters Julia Petersen Dessie Ann Nyman Bill Olsen Lengthen your stride Sonja Peterson Vaughn Peterson Julene Prestwitch Dave Marchant serves another day's rations. Becky Price Barbara Rainaldi Kevin Rasmussen Kevin Rawle Tracy Rawle Marlowe Richards Kim Ringwood Lori Robertson Seniors say you CAN sucker Sophomores. Todd Robertson Billi Robinson Brent Robinson Susan Robinson Janet Rupper 100 Joe Russell Ann Shaw Tom Sheeran Clark Sheffield |ohn Russell Nicole Russell Miriam Batley is glad to reach the bus after a cold fieldtrip. Sterling Sagers Super Seniors have a successful year. Lindsay Shelley Gregory Shields Eve Shumway Joan Gabbitas and Cindy Quinn step in time to the music with the drill team. Jaime Stratford Lareen Strong William Strong Carrie Stubbs Andy Sundell Linette Swindler Mark Talbot Julie Ann Tarran Bruce Taylor Julie Taylor Mathew Thomas Tony Thomas Brent Tregaskis Teresa Tucker Alison Tuckett 3 Cindy Griggs gets her nourishment so she can help lead her volleyball team on to victory. Victor Tuning Doug Ulrich Andrea VanBloem Daniel Walker Keri Walrath Debora Ward Randy Warner Ken Webb Collin Weiss Ken Webb gets words of encouragement and support The first graduating class of Timpview Chris Wells Mark Welsh Martha West David Whearley Karen White Kimberly White Robert White Stephen Wilkes David Wilkey DeAnn Wilson Denise Wilson from Coach Gillespie. Thanks for a successful year. Kellie Wilson Dennis Winn Brett Wood High is proud to be Number One! Marie Woodbury Bret Wright Tony Wrigley Scott Yaeger Don Nish 5 The leaders of the school for next year come from this year's Junior class. Their officers were Kipp Robins, president; Cindy Quinn, vice presi- dent; and Carol Layton, secretary. In iWi October, the Juniors sold magazines to earn money for their Junior Prom. With this successful fund raiser, the Juniors made over $1300 profit which went toward the dance that was held in April. Another activity during Jun- ior Week was the Junior Assembly. Jeff Aanerud Jonn Allsen Kirk Alvord Alyson Amann Carl Andersen David Anderson Jim Anderson Nathan Anderson Bob Andrus Richard Andrus Nancy Armstrong Kit Ashworth Joe Baird Ron Baird Scott Bramhall Brian Banks Diane Barnes Kathleen Barnett Brad Barrick Kim Barton Bill Bearnson Barbara Belnap Kathy Bergin Boyd Berrett Teresa Best Gaylynn Bird 107 Jackie Bills Carl Black Donna Black Linda Black Murry Blake Sarah Bloxham Greg Bluth Jan Bolton Kevin Bond John Bowers Liz Boyack Keith Bradshaw Stan Brady Jim Brackner Devri Brereton Lee Bryner Jenny Buckley Brett Butler demonstrates wishful thinking near the end of the term. Mike Bullock Susan Bullock Vickie Bullock Shelly Bunnell Joe Burgess 108 Donna Black experiences High School daze. £ Sue Burnham Michelle Burrows Craig Bushman Don Bushman Brett Butler Russ Cahoon Brian Campbell Laurie Campbell Rob Carter Jeff Carver David Casell Bryan Chipwater Byron Cheatwood Bryant Christensen Paul Christensen Will Christensen Tracy Ashman Diane Clegg Marlene Clark Jodi Cloward Julie Connelly Kelly Corbridge Jaynie Sue Cottrell 109 Carolyn Cox Chip Cox Shellie Cox Richard Crosland Cindy Cross Carol Cunningham Myrtle Curley Stacee Dalebout Alan Davis Wendy Davis Joye DeGoede Ellen Dewey Kristen Dixon jackie Dowdle Bret Downing April Draper Becky Duke Caroline Dunn Debi Dunford Alayne Eggertsen Linda Elliot Steve Ellsworth Debra Elvin Sandra Engle Melissa Erickson Damon Eyerly Freddi Faux Karen Felt Amy Fisher Paul Fisher 110 Sam Fletcher Richard Folsom Laura Foxley Markae Fullmer Joan Cabbitas John Gagon Pete Galan Paula Gale Michelle Galli Sylvia Gardner Brent Gibson Mary Giles Stan Giles Jeff Gillespie David Gillie Chris Glazier Mark Goshorn Kevin Gull Brad Gunnell Vernon Gubler Alan Griffin Leslee Graham Doug Hansen Gregg Hardy Doug Harmon Scott Harmon Michelle Lindford is positive during the Dixie heartbreaker. Ill Bill Harris David Harris Jenny Hatch Deryl Hawkins Shirley Headman Ben Heaton Early morning classes have been something else for Stan Giles. Lee Heimdal Greg Heiner Jeff Hendrix Scott Herbert Leslie Hill Sharon Hill Ben Hoopes Josh Hopkins Craig Hughes Rod Hunt Lori Huntington Hank Hurren Scott Hymas Aaron Ingram Shelly Jackman Alan Jackson Charlotte Jacksor Jeff Jacobs Jenny Jacobs Joe Jarvis Cyneil Jensen Angela John David Johnson John Johnson 112 Kathy johnson Scott Johnson Steve Johnson Catherine Jonsson Joe Kader Scott Karren Keith Keari Eric Keith Kevin Kemp Emmanuel Kepas Stacy Kimball Annie Kimber Scott Kirkpatrick Sherrie Knaphus Julie Knell Barry Knudsen Ed Kocherhans Jay Kunz John Kunzler David Lamb Carol Layton Kelly Leftwich Eileen Leifson Sherie Lewis Michelle Lindford Mark Lowry David Lott Casey Lunceford Lana Luckau David Lundberg Mike Lungberg Margaret MacCabe Andy Madsen Eric Magleby Mark Magleby Sally Mannie Tracy Mattox Darrell McDonald Tom McIntosh Melanie McKay Jerry Meibos Ron Melchin Michele Messick David Metcalf Marty Midgley Guy Mildenhall Susan Miles DaLynn Miller Rick Miller Jill Miner 114 Chris Mitchell Reva Mitchell Scott Mitchell Tamara Mitchell Murray Blake agrees that lunch is finger lickin' good! Elaine Monson John Montrose V Brad Nielson wonders if it was worth the weight. Gary Moon Teresa Moore Brad Morley David Morley Lisa Mower Faith Muhlestein Brett Murry Phil Murray Dave Newenswander Blake Nielsen Brad Nielsen Louie Nielson Janae Nilsen Greg Nuzman John Oaks Kathleen Oaks Katy Oliveira Wylee Orton Robyn Overlade Natalie Parkinson Evan Pearce Paul Perry Ann Peterson Annette Peterson Bryan Peterson Shari Peterson Sue Peterson 115 Lori Pinder Brent Pope Curt Porritt Sonja Porter Anine Pratt Daunna Prete Hey, Ellen Dewey, that's pretty tricky! Kent Purdy Cindy Quinn Alan Radmall Dan Radmall Barry Rainaldi Richard Rees Mark Reveal Lanea Richards Pat Rigby Kip Robins Lance Robinson Martha Robison Carla Rogerson Anita Rollins Cindy Ross Lisa Roundy Karen Rowley Patty Ryan Lance Sanford Greg Schaelling Robert Schultz Dawna Shoemaker Conchita Simmons Darell Simonsen 116 Marie Smith Ann Dee Snyder Eric Sondrup Ben Sorensen Michelle Sorenson Neil Sorensen Brad Spence Rick Spencer Steve Sperry Jon Startup Timo Stay Susan Stephen Annette Stevenson Glenna Rae Stowell Dave Stringfellow Stephen Strong Juanita Stubbs Mary Ann Sucher Jerry Tanner Vince Tanner Wendy Terkelsen Carol Tipton Shelly Thomas Tom Thomas Mike Toone Kelly Tyler Geri Wadsworth Ed Walters Bruce Walton Neil Warner 117 Carl Washburn Craig Watkins Lynette West Larry Whipple Laura Whipple Meri Anne Wilkey Wayne Wilkinson Jeff Wille Buff Williams Jacque Williams Reed Williams Lee Wilson Kevin Wilson Greg Wimmer Brad Winterton Richard Winterton Kevin Wistisen Jill Witbeck Brad Wolfe Sherri Wolsey Dalene Workman Kelly Wright Stan Wulfestein Bryan Young John Young Robert Young 118 Listen, Craig Bushman, wheels are wheels! Brace yourself Rod Hunt. Come on Shelly Thomas, don't be embar- rassed. Tell us what you and Diane Barnes have been up to. 119 Although this is the Sophomores' first year in high school, they miss out on the ribbing because the Freshmen get it. Their officers were Lynette Pearson, president; Julie Millet, vice president; and Janet Mortenson, secretary. Sophomore week went from the last Monday in November, to the first Friday in December. That week ended with the Sophomore assembly. Steve Aaron Patti Abbott Terri Adams jordy Adamson Josh Agle Travis Agle Brent Ahlstrom Darin Allred Arlene Anderson Kim Anderson Kelly Anderson Pam Anderson Raylene Anderson Stuart Anderson Tracy Aplanalp Valori Armstrong Kris Arnold Cindy Asay Leslie Ashton Mary Babb Russell Baird Warren Barnes Tony Barnett Jana Bartlome Mark Bateman Julie Bates Lorna Bates Paul Baumgarten Steve Bearnson Carl Belliston Mary Bennion Linda Benson Ronette Bingham 121 Lauri Bird Wendy Bird Leslie Bishop David Boekweg Bill Bolick Rob Boshard Shane Brereton Becky Bridges Danny Brock Laurie Bown Susan Brown Wendy Brown Corri Bunnell Mary Burgess Deanna Burns Brett Burr Stephen Burr Neil Bush Chris Cahoon Steve Call Kerry Campbell Charlene Carlisle Liz Carlson Gwen Carter 122 Debbie Chabot Kelly Chorniak Bobbie Christensen Chad Christen Denise Christensen Mike Christensen Kim Chynoweth Cathy Clark Heidi Clark Mark Clayton Kari Comstock Louis Crandall John Crawley Lorie Creviston Caren Critchfield Debbie Daley Carri Datwyles Kisma Davis McKay Davis Patricia Davis Francisco Dehoyes Terri Dennis Mitch DeWolf Maria Diaz Photo: David Perry Dave Stanger Boogies! 123 Diane Dinsdale David Disbrow jim Dixon Scott Dixon David Dyer Ken Dyer Pam Fldredge Kimo Esplin Caroline Evans Jamie Evans 124 Photo: Quinn Lowry Jeff Evans Bryan Farnsworth Chris Farrer Cathy Fisher Diana Foster Carolyn Freeman Kaylene Garner Stewart Geary Sheila Gill Lori Gillie Rod Gleave Tom Goff Kelly Graham Val Groo Colette Grover Jeff Gull Darin Gurney Barney Hadden Andy Hailstone Frank Haines Carolyn Hales Teresa Hall Adrianne Hansen Michelle Harding Wayne Harding Michelle Haroldsen Miriam Harrison Lisa Harris Michelle Harris Trudy Hathaway 125 Colleen Hawkins Ron Hawkins April Hayes Kathy Haymond Shane Heath Steve Heiner Matt Heniger Shelly Henstrom Andy Hinkins Mary Hoffman Leann Hooker Russell Hopkinson Randy Horrocks Wendy Horton Chris Hughes Kerry Humpherys john Ivins David Jackson Debbie Jackson Kelly Jackson Kerry Jackson Bill Jackson Gordon Jacobson Kim James Diana Jamison Mike Jarvis 126 Matt Javadi Michelle Jensen Patty Jensen Lori Jewkes Brian Johnson Fauna Johnson Sandy Johnson Tammy Kadjan Sven Kelling Athena Kepas Shauna Killpack Mami Kocherhans Mark Koster Greg Kuhni Lynn Lambert Sue Lambert Murran Larsen Paul J. Larsen Becky Larsen Varlin Law Mike Lees Jeff Lefevre Craig Leftwich Lynette Lindstrom Ellen Long Don Losee Bryce Lyons Carol Lyons Noel MacCabe Brooke Magleby 127 Gavin Neilson is distracted by a cute girl. 128 Rick Mallory Sallie Mannie Theresa Marchant Mike Mathews Jan Mayfield Virginia McVea Scott McKell Lynn Merritt Mark Messick Karen Mestler Shawna Metcalf Wade Miller Raquel Miner Valerie Miner Lori Mitchell Kelly Monnahan John Moody Dan Moore Lisa Moore Terri Morgan Scott Morris Janet Mortenson Clyde Moser Bruce Nelson David Nelson Gavin Nelson Kaye Nelson Sid Nelson Tracy Nelson Randy Nielsen Darrell Nish Jim Nixon Dee Oldroyd Candus Olds Kirsta Olsen Scott Olson jennette Palmer Nathan Palmer Janet Panhorst Jeff Peacock Lynette Pearson Linda Pederson Jim Perkins Boyd Peterson Diane Peterson Eric Peterson John Petersen Kendall Petersen Laurie Peterson Mark Peterson Madeline Phelps Alice Pigott Doug Pinder Cathy Pinegar Mr. Moore, Do you always have to debate everything? Photo: Amy Bowman 130 Gary Poritt Ruscene Porter Lori Powell Steve Pratt Vincent Price Mark Price Kathy Purnell JeNea Rawle Teri Richman Matt Riggs Chris Roberts Nancy Robertson Dale Rowley julie Russell Lisa Russell Stewart Sagers Jeff Severe Alicia Shakespeare Cindy Sheeran Terry Sheetz Regina Simons Brad Slade Craig Smith Julie Smith Linda Smith Phil Smith Sheldon Smith Linda Snow Chris Sondrop Shaunna Sorensen Margret MacCabe munches! Cindy Sperry Diane Stanger Danielle Startup Stuart Strauss Kathy Strong Kay Swanncr Richard Talley Lisa Tarran Bonnie Taylor Teri Taylor Jeff Taysom Kathy Thompson Boyd Tingy Kent Tolman Lisa Tracy Brian Tregaskis Jessie Tsosie Shannon Tuckett Keri Ulrich Doug Vanalfen Tim Wadham Kent Wallace Carolee Walton David Waters 131 john Watson Chris Wellesley David West Kathryn West Lisa Westover Mark Wheadon Colby Wight Brian Wilkes Becky Williams Chet Williams Bruce Wilson Tamara Wilson Tonya Wilson Greg Winterton Ross Woolf 132 Russell Meldrum Scott Wright Stephen Wyman Photo: Alan Aaron Photo: Brett Gunnell Photo: Quinn Lowry 133 1977-78 was the first year for Provo School District to have Freshmen in high school. They will be the first class to go through all four years at Timpview High before graduating. Being in high school gives the Freshmen an opportunity to be- come aware of the programs and activities offered and to excel m:sHA i?N in them. Their officers this year were Jeff Hartvigsen, president; Tracy Duke, vice president; and Rene Robinson, secretary. Brian Kennedy pauses to look at the camera. David Adams Ron Adams Fric Albach Alan Andrus Carl Anderson Paul Anderson Brad Armstrong David Ashton David Babb John Bacon Bonnie Bahr David Baird Cari Balmforth Lisa Banks Barbara Barnes Michele Bateman Lynette Batson Dede Baum Alan Baumgarten Julie Beck Erin Bell Ines Bennion Cathy Bergera Susan Bigler Zack Bigler Jeff Bird Spencer Blake 135 Eric Bluth Joseph Boekweg Marcie Bowman Betsy Brackner Robert Bradfield Gary Braithwaite Teri Brandenburg Kelly Brereton Brian Budge Mike Bullock David Burleigh Robert Burr Tori Bussio Carmen Carrillo Todd Carver Jeaneen Christensen James Christensen Ricky Christensen Tom Christensen Jenette Clark Stacy Clark Lori Clayton Robert Clegg Terri Cloward Steve Knickerbocker, what did you do? Janet Cole Rick Colledge Jeff Cordner Laura Cottrell Marie Cottrell Alice Cox Carrie Cox Rick Cox Roger Crosland Teresa Crowley Evelyn Curtis Michelle Daines 136 Carie Dalebout Jeff Dalebout Ewan Davis Lynn Davis Desiree Defrehn Melanie Denning We've Only Just Begun Ricky Christensen demonstrates his skills. Frank Haines or Shaun Cassidy? Tom Dewey Matt Donaldson Sondra Driggs Jim Dudley Tracy Duke Michelle Duty Teresa Eggertsen Keith Eldrodgc Tracy Ellingson Lyle Elliott Della Elvin Curtis Evans Karen Farnsworth Janine Ferre Eric Fisher Mary Ann Fisher Leree Fletcher Trent Fletcher 137 Cheryl Folsom Doris Freeman Meridee Freeman Stephanie Freeman Joyce Gabbitas Phyllis Galan Mark Gale Jim Gilbert Kathy Giles James Glade Kim Goff Robert Goff Marty Gomez Sherri Gunn Karen Gunnell Jeff Gull Todd Hadden Marguerite Hammersley LuAnn Hansen Linda Hansen Mary Hansen Dave Haroldsen Kristina Harrison Linda Harris Jeff Hartvigsen Annette Ffarward Judy Hathaway 138 Jan Hayward Shauna Headman Katie Heaton Gille Heimdal Mike Henderson Karen Hendrix Richard Heninger Xang Her Zane Hess Dan Hiatt David Hill Mike Holm Rachel Holmes Kyle Hooker Dan Hoopes Sherryn Hopkinson Robin Housekeeper Yvette Howells Trudi Hunter Alan Hutchings Sheri Isaacson Soni Isaacson Susan Isaacson Tammi Jeffery Bill Jeffs Michelle Jensen Daren Jeppson Trudi Jeppson Carrie Johnson Dave Johnson Joanie Johnson Ray Johnson Rodney Johnson Catherine Jones Dale Judd Keith Judd Paul Judd Camille Kartchner Brian Kennedy Kristen Kezerian Brad Kirk Lydia Knell 139 Steve Knickerbocker Kevin Knudsen Jenifer Kunz Laura Lambert Reid Lambert Liz Lambert Valerie Larkin Dari Larsen Eldwin Larsen Mark Larsen Paul Larsen Roger Layton Diana Lee Steve Leftwich Pam Leifson Steve Lewis Laurie Lindstrom Carol Lundberg Holly Magleby Mary Ann Markham Madeline Marquez Brenda McAfee Wyn McClurg Jill Mclff 140 Teresa McKee John McKellar Becky McLean Ben Mildenhall Marcy Miles Maresa Monnahan Robin Moody Catherine Moore Kevin Morgan Karen Bramhall Charles Morrison Blake Mortenson Lauri Moulton Morgan Mower Phil Murphy Dana Ogden chat. and Jennifer Parkinson discuss important David Naylor Val Nelson Jeanine Nesbit Jill Nethercott Matt Newman Heidi Nielson Jean Nielson Debbie Nilson Shirley Nixon Gary Nordgren June Nyman Greg Oakes 141 Shirley Oaks Dana Ogden Steve Olsen Kathy Olson Judy Ostler Ben Pacas Alan Parker Jason Parkinson Jennifer Parkinson Lynn Payton Greg Pearson Tami Pendley Robert Perry Joslyn Petersen Russell Petersen Emilie Pollei Julia Pope Karl Pope Patty Porter Scott Price Michelle Quick Kairle Radmall Paul Rainaldi Valerie Raisor Jose Ramirez Randy Rapier Kip Rasmussen Kim Reveal Trudy Reynolds Jennifer Rice Phil Rich Steve Rich Lisa Richards Dianna Rieske Melita Robins Roy Robins Rene Robinson Rian Robison Jacque Roundy Joyce Rupper Richard Ryan Lisa Sargent 142 So Much Has Flown Between The Years. Rebecca Schaelling Jim Schultz Debi Severe Kyle Sheetz Glen Shurtleff Blair Shumway Cody Sipherd Angie Smith Brad Smith Dan Smith Lynne Smith Larry Sorenson Diane Sperry Don Spivey Newell Stacey Alan Stonely Carrie Stowell Janice Stringham Gaye Stubbs Cynthia Sullivan Kiefer Takasaki Lyneille Tanner Neal Tanner Becky Taylor Renee Taylor Tim Tayson Alexandra Thomas Susan Thorn Ligiah Villalobos Gary Wagstaff 143 Brcta Walker Billy Walton Mike Ward Tammy Webb Val Westover Todd Wilkerson Lynn Wilkins Richard Williams Paul White Shari White Trini Winn Bonnie Wilson Mr. Rowley says, Now, all together. Spencer Blake asks, Would you like to know more? Art: Patty Porter Richard Ryan gets organized. Ross Wilson Diane Wistisen Kathy Wollenzien Joey Wood Tony Wood Ann Woodbury Kent Wrigley SuLin Wright Chris Yaeger ■mm. The Future Is A Mystery To Us All. Andy Young Chris Young Kelly Young Loren Young Nancy Zirbes Auddie Zufelt Each morning as the first rays of sun appear over Mount Timpanogos, the Thunderbird is ready to con- quer another day. A proud T-bird will rise to meet each of life's steep hills and stormy seas, and will not be stayed by the struggles and challenges it encounters. CONQUERING Cheerleaders And Flagtwirlers Promoted Thunderbird Spirit And Pride 149 150 Left to Right: Tori Bussio, Kathy Wollenzien, Terri Morgan. We've got spirit yes we do; we've got spirit how 'bout you? No one visiting a Timpview game could walk away saying that we, as a stu- dentbody, didn't have any spirit, thanks to our cheerleaders and flagtwirlers. Every Friday they would be busy leading our school through cheers and fight songs, and letting the team know that we were behind them all the way. Cheer- leaders were an important part of our school and we thank them for a super year. -v A 151 rWOTKAIJ Timpview's winning tradition start- ed in the fall of 1977 with the foot- ball team. They had seven wins and two losses on the region level which permitted them to go on to state, tied for first place. The state quarter-final game was held at Westminister against Judge Memo- rial, with Judge winning 7-0. It was an honor to go to state and the credit goes to Coach Gillespie, as- sistant coaches,the team,long hours of training, and team captains — Tod Balser, Mike Bateman, Mike Jensen, and Brett Wood. Top row, left to right: Greg Shields, Clark Sheffield, Will Strong, Brad Morley, Kevin Wistisen, Craig Peay, Curt Porritt, Richard Andrus, David Neuenswander, Steve Strong; Row 1: Brent Orme, Bret Wright, Ed Kocher- Coach Gilespie argues a decision. Todd Ashman running a sweep. 152 hans, Andy Madsen, Greg Wimmer, Steve Allred, Scott Hymas, Paul Chris- tiansen, Bret Downing, Will Christen- sen; Row 2: Brad Bigler, Jeff Gillespie, John Gagon, Steve Sperry, Stan Giles, Barry Rainaldi, Eric Magleby, Tracey Rawles, Lloyd Stanton, Chris Jenkins, Mark Knickerbocker, John Gibbons, Ron Baird, Kevin Gull; Row 3: Ken Webb, Dave Gilson, Don Moses, Todd Robertson, Lon Allen, Kevin King, Chris Wells, Tod Balser, Todd Ashman, Mike Jensen, Brett Wood; Row 4: Coaches: Reed Hales, Tim Lewis, Paul Gillespie, Joe Martinez. Timpview's defense lined up for the snap! 153 SCORES Timp 26 ........................Payson 6 Timp 21 .........................Provo 6 Timp 14 ...................American Fork 16 Timp 21 ........................Uintah 6 Timp 14 ..................Pleasant Grove 6 Timp 13 ...................Springville 9 Timp 26 .......................Spanish Fork o Timp 6 ............................Dixie 12 Timp 59 .........................Cedar City 28 Timp 0 .......................Judge Mem. 7 Matt Thomas goes up for a pass. Todd Ashman kicks an extra point. Tracy Rawle gets the pass away. 154 11 V Todd Balscr sweeps right end. Steve Strong helps out on a gang tackle. A Timpview player stretches to block a punt. Scott Hymas setting up to pass. Timpviews defense tackles a Pleasant Grove player. K� 5 Bryce Lyons rounds a corner on a sweep. The Sophomore football team had a good first season, with Leonard Mackay and Bobby Kauo as coaches. Bryan Burr also assisted in coaching. The team was led by Dahl Downing, Varlin Law, Steve Bearn- son, Brett Burr, and Kimball Lundall. Brett Burr and Kimball Lundall were team captains. Dahl Downing looks for defenders. Steve Bearnson sets up to tackle a runner in the backfield. Steve Wyman, David Waters and Brian 156 Front row left to right: David Dyer, Mark Bateman, Steve Wyman, Dahl Downing, Kimo Esplin, Steve Bearnsen, Colby Wight; Row 2: Chris Sondrup, David Waters, David Disbrow, Brian Wilkes, Scott Wright, Mike Christensen, Carl Belliston, Bryan Farnsworth; Row 3: Dennis Christensen, Rodney Gleave, Dale Rowley, Mark Clayton, Mark Wheadon, Greg Kuhni, Gregg CrandaH John Boshard, Greg Misbach; Row 4: Coach Kauo, Doug Pinder, Bryce Lyons, Matt Heniger, Boyd Tingey, Markjensen, Kimball Lundahl, Brett Burr, Coach Burr; Back row: Greg Miner, Mark Peay, Russell Meldrum, Varlin Law, Michael Mathews, Coach McKay. ' Varlin Law hands off to Bryce Lyons. 157 Timpview's golf team had a good first season with six victories and three loses. They were led by Bri- an Anderson, Paul Jamisen and David Nelson. Golf matches are scored by a complex system with the highest score winning. The unanimous opinion of the team was that Coach Barry Olsen bo- geyed through a successful first year with a Thunderbird mascot who wanted to eagle. SCORES Timp 10 Vi ..........Orem 9 Vi Timp 16 ..............Payson 0 Timp 9 Vi ... Springville 6 Vi Timp 11 ........Spanish Fork 5 Timp 6 Vi ..........Dixie 9 Vi Timp 7 .........Cedar City 9 Timp 5 Vi ..........Provo 10 Vi Timp 11 ... .American Fork 5 Timp 15 . Pleasant Grove Vi John Moody watches his putt. Mike Holm puffs his way through a shot A determined Todd Wilkerson sets up to swing. Brian Anderson follows through on his swing. 158 E Coach Barry Olsen, Ron Stanger Brian Anderson, Don Snow, Brian Stocks, David Nelson, Paul Jamison. Left Right Front. Chip Cox, David Stanger, John Moody, Reid Lambert, Mike Holm, Todd Wilkerson. Coach Olsen takes a breather. - - • . Ron Stanger lines up a putt. 159 TOP ROW: Bryan Christensen, Nathan Anderson, Robert Schultz, Richard Winterton, Kyle Hooker, )ohn Ivins, Richard Glazier, Eric Dillmun, Kent Purdy, Dave Ashton, Alan Griffin, Lee Bryner, Craig Ellingson, Bill Bolick, Ben Hoopes, Neil Warner, John Allsen, Spencer Blake, Brian Cheatwood, Lance Robinson, Dee Oldroyd, Gerry Meibos, Carl Black, Wayne Keith, Joe Jarvis, Steve Aaron, Kerry Jackson, Kipp Robins, Craig Smith, Craig Fletcher, Steve Messick, Steve Clegg, Coach Sorenson. 2nd Row: Glenn Lowry, Robert Bradfield, Jon Startup, Dan Upshaw, Kirk Alvord, John Petersen, Tom Cunningham, Larry Smith, David Gillie, Chris Hughes. Bottom Row: Mark Koster, Brad Slade, David Babb, Trent Fletcher, Tracy Ellingson, Jim Schultz, Eric Bluth, Ben Mildenhall, Ross Wilson, Karl Pope, Timo Stay, Russell Hopkinson, Robert Clegg. Robert Schultz, Craig Fletcher, and John Allsen were big assets to our cross country team. Robert and Craig were all-state runners in the 3A Championship. On September 22, Timp came in fifth in the Provo Kiwanis Invitational. On October 19, Timp took first in the Tri-City Invitational and 2nd in the Intr- mountain. Timp came in first in Re- gion 6 and third in the State 3A Championship on November 2. IbO Bryant Christensen gave his all on the home stretch. Richard Winterton leading the pack. swiamiini; Front row, left to right: Kent Wallace, Dave Lundberg, Wylee Orton, Dale Rowley, Paul Larson. Second row: Eric Morley, Blake Mortenson, Jeff Severe, Lyle Castle, Josh Turner. Third row: Coach Steve Roah, John Montrose, Joe Burgess, Kelly Porter, Keith Bradshaw, Ricky Colledge, Wade Miller. The first swim team at Timpview High School was extremely success- ful. Coached by Stephen J. Roah, with Dave Lundberg and Lyle Castle as the captains, the team won the region championship. Dave Lundberg set a state record in the 100 yard breaststroke. Lyle Castle, Wylee Orton and Paul Lar- sen also did well. The team extend- ed a special thanks to the cheer- leaders and flag twirlers for helping make their first season successful. They took third place at state. 162 Vaughn Peterson, Wylee Orton, Dave Waters, missing: Doug Pinder tVKESTMNi; Captains of the wrestling team this year were Lon Allen, Kevin King and Chris Wells. Lon was a state contender and was undefeated in region meets. The wrestlers were coached by Coach Martinez. The team was a very young team and had good potential. Timp was a little behind at this point. 1M Lon Allen went undefeated in Region Six wrestling. Front row, left to right: Chris Hughes, Lee Bryner, Steve Clegg, Spencer Blake, Paul Stoddard, Trent Fletcher. Second right: Lon Allen, Kevin King, Chris Wells, Brett Burr, Russell Meldrum, Coach Martinez. row, left to A few words of encouragement were given to a wrestler who was down. Chris Wells pulled for a victory. Brett Burr wrestled a Provo Bulldog. 165 Bottom row, left to right: Robert Clegg, Steve Knickerbocker, Keifer Takasaki, Ryan Robison, Greg Blouth, Steve Clegg, Matt Donaldson. Middle row, left to right: Kyle Hooker, Craig Smith, Quinn Lowry, Carl Pope, Steve Aaron, John Peterson, Dee Oldroyd, Bill Bolick, Kevin Peay. Top row, left to right: Chris Sondrup, Jamie Christiansen, Murray Blake, Allan Griffin, Paul Christiansen, Eric Sondrup, Greg Kuhni, Craig Peay, Manny Kempa, Dave Metcalf, Scott Karren. BASKETBALL Tim Lewis, head coach of the Varsi- ty Basketball Team, said: “Winning isn't the most important thing, but wanting to win is. This year our team was successful in starting this tradition at Timpview. We, as a stu- dentbody, can be proud of our team and the effort they put forth. Ifi7 VARSITY Standing, left to right: Head Coach Tim Lewis, Randy Nilsen, Steve Allred, Will Strong, Paul McKee, Aaron Ingram, Mark Neuenswander, Warren Barnes, Assistant Coach Veryl Law, Assistant Coach Don Chamberlain, Team Manager Phil Nichols. Kneeling, left to right: Team Manager Brad Gunnell, Scott Crowley, Steve Barrus, Eric Keith, Ken Webb, Marty Midgley, Mark Bateman, Varlin Law, Eric Magleby, Scott Dixon. SCORES Timp 51 .....................Hillcrest 67 Timp 55 ...................Springville 61 Timp 29 .........................Provo 58 Timp 74 ..................Spanish Fork 59 Timp 58 .................American Fork 91 Timp 67 ..........................Orem 65 Timp 49 .........................Dixie 65 Timp 61 ........................Payson 59 Timp 70 ....................Cedar City 57 Timp 56 ..................Pleasant Grove 68 Timp 49 ...................Springville 55 Timp 49 .........................Provo 92 Timp 63 ..................Spanish Fork 48 Timp 46 .................American Fork 68 Timp 63 .........................Dixie 73 Timp 62 ........................Payson 47 Timp 59 ....................Cedar City 70 Timp 61 ..................Pleasant Grove 59 169 Standing, left to right: Coach Leonard Mackay, Stewart Sagers, Steve Call, Doug Van Alfen, Lynn Merritt, Warren Barnes, Mark Bateman, Varlin Law, Steve Bearnson, Scott Dixon. Kneeling, left to right: Randy Nilsen, Scott McKell, Jeff Holmes, Kimo Esplin, Ron Hawkins, Kent Tolman, Boyd Tingey, Rod Gleave, David Dyer. Standing, left to right: Coach Barry Olsen, Kent Wriglcy, Rick Cox, Danny lloopes, Jesse Higgins, David Babb, David Hill, Tracy Ellingson, Manager Lyle Elliot. Kneeling, left to right: Brent Murray, Jim Cahoon, Todd Wilkerson, Paul Anderson, Mike Holm Alan Andrus, Jeff Gull, Chris Young. 171 TItACK TRACK TEAM. Front row: Brenda MacAfee, Lisa Richards, Dianna Riedke, Patty Porter, Katy Olivera, Mary Bennion, Jacque Roundy, Ines Bennion, Sylvia Gardner. Row 2: Miss F.rcanbrack, Alison Tuckett, Shirley Oaks, Lee ann Hooker, Carolee Wal- ton, Collette Grover, Fawna Johnson, Athena Kepas, Raquel Miner, Cindy Sperry, Corri Bunnell, Denise Christensen. Row 3: Russell Hopkinson, Sam Fletcher, Lance Robinson, Trent Fletcher, Greg Shields, Lori Jewkes, Julie Millet, Bryon Cheatwood, Margrit Bergman, Eileen Leifson, Brad Nielsen, Coach Sorensen. Row 4: Miss Fishier, Quinn Lowry, Ben Mildenhall, John Kunz- ler, Doug VanAlfen, Robert Schultz, Mike Matthews, Murray Blake, Chris Farrer, Mark Koster, Bryan Christensen, Robert Clegg, Chris Hughes. Row 5: Eric Fisher, Richard Young, Gary Porritt, Rob Carter, Kelly Graham, David Wilkey, Curt Porritt, Brad Slade, David Gillie, John Allsen, Ed Kocherhans, Coach Gillespie, Greg Wimmer, Paul Moore, Mark Strauss. Row 6: Kerry Jack- son, Russell Meldrum, Loren Young, David Morley, Paul Christensen, Brad Morley, Andy Madsen, Kevin Wistisen, Manny Ke- pas, Spencer Blake, Blake Mortensen, Barry Adams, James Christensen. Back row: Chris Sondrup, Craig Fletcher, Alan Griffin, Steve Clegg, Tom Sheeran, Paul Stoddard. The coach of Timpview's first boys track team was Coach Sorensen. The first meet they participated in was the BYU Invitational in Febru- ary. They did extremely well by finishing third overall and first in the unofficial tally of the 3A di- vision. They also participated in the Pocatello, Dixie, and Davis In- vitational, another BYU Invitation- al in May and the Region and State 3A track meets. We were ranked one of the top three teams in the State, including both 3A and 4A. 172 174 Bottom row, left to right: Greg Miner, Mark Price, Tracy Ellingson, Scott Kirkpatrick, Jeff Dalebout, Jeff Carver, Russell Meldrum, Robert Parker, Kim Barton, Alan Parker, Alan Jackson, Tim Hilkuysen, Brett Wright; 2nd row: Steve Call, Lynn Merritt, Blake Nielsen, Troy Malinson, Gary Bastian, Glen Shurtleff, Rick Mallory, Mark Reveal, Randy Bullock, Ron Melchin, John Oaks, Hank Hurren, Blake Jensen(assistant coach); Back row: Kiefer Takasaki, Chris Peterson, Mike Naylor, Ed Bowers, Dan Nethercott, Rod Hunt. Mike Naylor really got his foot into it. Timpview's soccer team for 1978 was a good one placing high in the state championships. Timp's coach was Coach Dean and the assistant coach was Coach Blake Jenson. The three co-captains included Ed Bowers as co-captain of the fullbacks, Mark Reveal as co-captain of the halfbacks, and Robert Parker as co-captain of the forwards. Timp's most difficult opposing team in the region this year was Orem. 177 Timpview's first tennis team was coached by Don Chamberlain. They were excited to have the new Timpview Tennis courts to play on and worked for a successful year. 176 179 BASEBALL The baseball team was coached by Reid Hales and their games were played at Timp Park. Around 60 boys tried out and the cuts were made in late March. The team looked forward to a successful season. 180 Booster Club Officers Booster Club Officers left to right: Ron Baird, secretary; Lester Downing, second vice president; Tom Giles, first vice president; Ken Balser, president; missing: Lyman Sperry, treasurer 181 182 State Champions This year's Girl's Tennis Team had an ex- cellent record. Coach Chamberlain reported that at region the girls got four of the five first places and were region champs. At state, they got first in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd singles; third in 1st doubles; and fourth in 2nd doubles before taking state. Twenty-four schools competed, and Timpview got 13 points, which was seven higher than the 2nd highest score. Because only three girls on the team were seniors, Timpview should have a strong team in years to come. Michelle Galli concentrated on hitting the ball. The ball was just a blurrr! The Thunderbird team welcomed a time out. Timpview girls were ready for the ball. 3| Colleen Hawkins returned the ball to the opponents. The Girl's Volleyball Team chose a most valuable player for each game. Laurie Bown was the MVP the majority of times. The team, coached by Miss Fishier, had Elaine Monson chosen for the all-region team. 183 Swimmers Go To State The six a.m. practice sessions for the Timpview Girl's Swim Team paid off in the form of a very suc- cessful season. The team, coached by Miss Ercanbrack, sent twelve girls to the state meet where they took fifth in the competition. Ca- mille Kartchner broke two state records and Cindy Griggs took third in diving. First row, left to right: Miss Ercanbrack, Barbara Barnes, Melanie Denning, Cindy Griggs, Anneli Rowberry, Susan Robinson, Sue Miles,Lori Powell. Second row, left to right: Lorraine Daley, Bonnie Taylor, Denise Christensen, Camille Kartchner. Miss Ercanbrack helped a swimmer. Denise Christensen displayed ability as a Timpview swimmer. 184 Top row: Meridee Freeman, Deanne Ercanbrack (coach), Jackie Sparks (assistant coach), Stephanie Freeman. Second row: Elaine Monson, Judy Craig, Melanie Denning, Billi Robinson, Athena Kepas, Teresa Crowley, Jacque Williams, Jennifer Rice. Front row: Dayna Tolman, Denise Christensen, Kari Ulrich, Barbara Belnap, Amy Gould, Michele Bateman, Colleen Hawkins, Vickie Fullmer, Laurie Bown. Jacque Williams shot for two. Michele Bateman reached for that all important pass. The Girls Basketball team played a total of 13 games with a 6-3 win loss three-fourths through the season. Outstanding senior players were Vickie Fullmer and Judy Craig. The team played a good season and is expected to be strong in years to come. Promising players for next year are Elaine Monson, Barbara Belnap, Jennifer Rice, Michele Bateman, Colleen Hawkins, and Melanie Denning. 185 Top row: Diana Lee, Rene Robinson, Becky Taylor, Tracy Duke. Second row: Melita Robins, Stacy Kimball, Breta Walker, Laurie Molten, Karen Farnsworth, Joyce Rupper. Front row: Stacy Clark, Sharon Hopkinson, Cindy Sharon, Lynne Smith, Della Elvin. Cindy Sharon reached for the sky. Breta Walker stretched at practice. Every morning for zero and first periods the gymriastics team met to practice. They represented Timp- view in eight meets. Cindy Sherran and Becky Taylor were two out- standing gymnasts. I u Katy Olivira was a strong discus thrower for our team this year. Timpview's track team competed in ten track meets and then hosted the men and women's Regional Track Meet for state. The team began training very early in the season for an average of three hours a day before specializing in one or more of the 13 areas of competition. Because much of the team is made up of Freshmen and Sophomore boys and girls, we also have good potential for future years. Tammy Kadjan competed in hurdles this track season. Hard training helped Shirley Oaks and Fawna Johnson in competition. 187 The stately Thunderbird rises above difficulties and soars through the sky. With an open mind and a de- sire to achieve, nothing will stand in the way of success. While at peace with ourselves and our fel- lowmen, no goal is beyond our reach because a Thunderbird was born to soar. SOAKING All seniors in Utah high schools are eligible to participate in the annual Sterling Scholar competi- tion. Its purpose is to recognize seniors for their scholastic excel- lence. Each school may send one nominee to state in each of the twelve areas. Every nominee re- ceives a certificate, each finalist receives a sterling silver pin, each runner-up receives a $100 cash award, and each winner receives a cash award of $250. The major col- leges and universities in Utah offer tuition and or scholarships to winners or runners-up or both. Timpview also chose alternates this year. They were: Art—Andrea Darais Business—Sharon Harward English—Betsy Nielson General—Mike Bateman Homemaking—Joni Jensen Industrial Arts—Mike Jensen Math—Clark Sheffield Music—Melinda Lambert Social Studies—Leigh Lambert Speech and Drama—Greg Peters Sterling Scholars Committee, left to right: Gladys Nelson, Roger Moore, Elaine Gale, Samuel Blackham, missing: R. L. Hales. Sherry Hoopes Art Rick Mecham Business Brian Bradshaw English 190 STERLING SCHOLARS Jill Dutson Foreign Language Larry Smith General Becky Price Homemaking David Gilson Industrial Arts Bill Strong Math Karen Jonsson Music Craig Ellingson Science Scott Crowley Social Science John Ashworth Speech-Drama ISOYS ANO OlltliS STATI Boys' and Girls' State consists of a group of boys and a group of girls who learned about our government. Last summer we had several partici- pants from Timpview who were se- lected carefully by a panel of judges. The students were organized into cities and campaigned and held elec- tions for city and a state positions. Greg Peters won the honor of pre- siding as governor at Boys State. Be- sides being a great learning experi- ence, it was alot of fun. Girls' State Left to right: Kelly Arnold, Becky Price. Boys' State Left to right: Kevin King, Todd Robertson, Larry Smith, Greg Peters, Steve Barrus, Scott Crowley, Brian Anderson, Brad Metcalf. Missing: Tod Balser. Front Left to right: Jana Farnsworth, Vickie Fullmer, Kathleen Oaks, Christina Giles. Second row: Sandra Smith, Andrea VanBloem, Karen Jonsson, Brian Bradshaw. Third row: Carl Anderson, Jim Dixon, Ben Heaton, Mike Mathews, Mark Welsh. The best orchestra, chorus and band members from high schools in Utah have the opportunity of performing together during U.E.A. in Salt Lake City. Special directors from all over the country come to judge them. Timpview was well represented this year. Left to Right: Colin Hickenlooper, Allison Bone, Mark Magelhy, Kuma Davis, David Hoocker, Melinda Lambert, Andy Sundell. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Craig Fletcher and Robert Schultz. Lon Allen and Kevin King. In cross country, Craig Fletcher placed fifth in region, sixth in tri- city and tenth in State. Robert Schultz placed first in region, sec- ond in tri-city and fifth in state. At 145 lbs., Lon Allen earned a first place in region wrestling, and at 155, Kevin King placed second. Tod Balser, Todd Ashman and Mike Jensen were chosen for the all- region football team and Mark Knickerbocker got an honorable mention. Todd Ashman also placed first on the all-state team and Tod Balser placed second. Timpview's two outstanding swim- mers this year were Camille Kartch- ner and David Lundberg. Camille set new records in the 500-yard freestyle and the 200-yard indi- vidual medley. Dave set a new state record in the 100-yard breast stroke, and entered many national swim meets. 194 Todd Ashman and Mike Jensen. John Ashworth, Greg Peters, David Stewart, and Brett Gunnell. Laurie Bown and Elaine Monson were on the girl's volleyball team. Elaine was team captain, and both girls were voted Most Valuable Player on the team. In tennis, Judy Craig won first place in region doubles and third in state doubles. Linley Tanner was seeded second in the intermountain area and 43rd in the nation. Co-cap- tain of the basketball team was Vicki Fullmer. Because two of Timpview's Forensic teams won numerous tournaments in Utah and California; John Ashworth and Greg Peters were invited to the Bicentennial Debates in Philidelphia, and were one of twelve teams invited to the George- town Round Robin in Washington D.C. David Stewart and Brett Gunnell were invited to the Harvard Round Robin out of 11 debate teams in the country, and attended the Marquette Debate Superbowl in Wisconsin. Laurie Bown, Judy Craig, Linley Tanner, Elaine Monson, and Vickie Fullmer. 195 David Lundberg. Camille Kartchner. Time continued to pass, and the goodbyes were said as the doors closed on another school year. Although the seniors may never pass this way again, many leaders remained to carry on the traditions established this year, and the legend had begun. The legend of the Thunderbird will live on and on, and will grow with each class as they go through these high school years. The sun has set today, only to rise again on new faces, new experi- ences, and new challenges tomor- row. A .........I I IIHlVI)I:I! 196 198 iir h: ii iy Carter Worst Winter Life! we've been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weather. It's hard to part when friends are dear,— Perhaps it will cost a sigh, a tear; — Then steal away, give little warning. Choose thine own time: Say not goodnight— But—some brighter time Bid me good morning. —Anna L. 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GOFF VIRGINIA KENNEDY FAMILY JOES SPIC SPAN BYE JENSEN Dr. Mrs. Glenn L. Allen Murray F. Allen Philip E. Allsen Dr. Mrs. Reed H. Blake family Laurence S. Bowman Ronald R. Bradfield Mr. Mrs. Fred J. Cunningham Family The G. Robert Driggs Family Mr. Mrs. Gustave B. Dewey Mr. Mrs. Kent V. Fisher family The Wedding House- Ruth Hunsaker Dr. Dick Johnson Mr. Mrs. Gene H. Lamb Family Eldon J. Larkin JERRY'S USED CARS J. PAUL JEWKES MR. MRS. J. R. LINFORD FAMILY WILLARD V. LONERIDGE A. JAMES LUNDBERG H. MARK MAGLEBY MR. MRS. O. LEON MILLET FAMILY MILES D. MORRIS HARRICK T. MUHLESTEIN NELSON'S DECORATING SERVICE C. CHARLES PAYTON MR. MRS. LEE PETERSON MARK A. RADMALL JUDY RAWLE L. EUGENE ROBERTSON THOMAS B. RYAN ROBERT J. SMITH MR. MRS. LOWELL STRATFORD FAMILY GLEN TUCKETT WALKER BANK MAX T. WATERS MR. MRS. ROBERT N. WESTOVER JACK L. WILLIAMS Russell D. Lewis Craig K. Mayfield Family Lynn E. McClurg Dr. Mrs. Bruce Me Iff Dr. Mrs. J. R. Monnahan Dr. Clark Mortenson Merrill C. Oaks Family Mr. Mrs. Blake Ogden family Sherron H. Porter Mr. Mrs. Max J. Spencer Calvin J. Stevens Mr. Mrs. David M. Ward Dr. Mrs. Richard Woodbury family Mr. Mrs. James R. Young ?n .ooking back on this year, we hope we have recorded successfully the activities and academic life of he students at Timpview. ig-Legend of the Thunderbird, we, the staff, were impressed j Jition and beginning the legend which will be carried out in Jn choosing the thi with the responjjl years to comal isen to represent the Thunderbird as it grasps at life£ its mission, achieve its goals, and to aspire tQ gsfiatei Th name challenges hfeights. Eo all those involved in helping the Talon st, ivities; to the many teachers who i for her excellent counseling an H late hours, for working so hard to meet th d I would like ti deadlines anc .cftofda and taM willing® ;he students, without whom there w litor, girls sports s Page ■ honors, holiday dances Student Index Aanerud, Jeff 107 Aaron, Alan 87, 133 Aaron, Steven 121, 160, 166 Abbott, Patricia 121 Adams, David 135 Adams, Ronnie 135 Adams, Terry 121 Adamson, Jordy 121 Agle, Joshua 121 Agle, Travis 121 Anlstrom, Brent 121 Albach, Eric 135 Allen, Lon 15, 20, 80, 81, 86, 87, 96, 153, 164, 165, 194 Allred, Darin 121 Allred, Steven 87, 153, 168 Allsen, John 107, 160 Alvord, Kirk 107, 160 Amann, Alyson 64,107 Amann, Richard 87 Anderson, Arlene 121 Anderson, Brian 87, 159 Anderson, Carl 55, 56, 135, 193 Andersen, Carl 58, 107 Anderson, David Anderson, Jed 87 Anderson, James Anderson, John 50, 52 Anderson, Kim 121 Anderson, Kelly 121 Anderson, Nathan 36, 107, 160 Anderson, Pamela 121 Anderson, Paul 135, 171 Anderson, Raylene 121 Anderson, Stuart 121 Andrus, Alan 36, 55, 56, 135, 171 Andrus, Robert 107 Andrus, Richard 50, 107, 152, 153 Aplanalp, Tracy 121 Apostal, Kami 20, 64, 65, 80, 87, 92 Aragon, Catherine Armstrong, Brad 55, 56, 135 Armstrong, Nancy 64, 107 Armstrong, Valori 36, 40, 121 Arnold, Kelly 41, 50, 80, 81, 82, 83, 87, 89 Arnold, Kristyn 121, 150, 151 Asay, Cindy 121 Ash, Stacy 64, 65, 87 Ashman, Tracy 62, 109, 149 Ashman, Todd 20, 87, 153, 194 Ashton, David 135 Ashton, Leslie 36, 121 Ashworth, Kit 30, 38, 39, 107, 113 Ashworth, John 5, 30, 46, 47, 61, 80, 87, 191, 195 Atene, Chris 8, 48 Atwood, David Austin, Bob Babb, David 135, 160, 171 Babb, Mary 48, 121 Bacon, John 34, 54, 55, 56, 135 Bahr, Bonnie 34, 58, 135 Baird, David 55, 56, 135 Baird, Joseph 107 Baird, Russell 121 Baird, Ronald 107, 153 Balmforth, Cari 58, 135 Balser, Todd 20, 87, 153, 194 Banks, Brian 107 Banks, Lisa 135 Barebo, Christophe 45 Barnes, Barbara 135, 184 Barnes, Diane 50, 58, 107, 119 Barnes, Warren 36, 121, 168, 170 Barnett, Tony 121 Barnett, Kathleen 50, 107 Barnett, Jenean 87 Barrick, Bradley 107 Barrus, Steven 87, 168 Bartlome, Jana 121 Barton, Kim 45, 107, 176 Bastian, Gary 50, 87, 176 Bateman, Mark 121, 157, 168, 170 Bateman, Michael 20, 80, 82, 83, 87, 89, 199 Bateman, Michele 135, 185 Bateman, Scott 87 Bates, Julie 121, 150 Bates, Lorna 34, 121 Bates, Valerie 40, 41, 87 Batley, Miriam 87, 101, 133, 148, 151, 203 Batson, Lynette 135 Baum, Deidree 135 Baum, Jodi Baumgarten, Alan 36, 135 Baumgarten, James 56 Baumgarten, Paul 121 Beall, Randall 24 Bearnson, Stephen 121, 157, 170 Bearnson, William 38, 39, 58, 107 Beck, Julie 135 Bell, Erin 135 Belliston, Carl 121, 131, 157 Belnap, Barbara 107, 185 Bennett, David Bennion, Carolyn 40, 41, 87 Bennion, Ines 58, 135 Bennion, Mary 40, 41, 121 Benson, Linda 40, 121 Bergera, Cathy 135 Bergera, Scott 87 Bergeran, N. Gigi Bergin, Kathy 107, 131 Bergman, Margrit 36 Berrett, Boyd 35, 107 Best, Teresa 64, 107 Biakeddy, Jenise Bigler, Bradley 88, 153 Bigler, Susan 135 Bigler, Zackary 35 Billings, Joanna 64, 65, 88, 98, 133 Bills, Jackie 48, 54, 56, 108 Bingham, Jerry Bingham, Ronette 121 Bird, Diane 41 Bird, Gaylynn 107 Bird, John Bird, Jeffery 135 Bird, Kerrie 40, 41, 52, 88 Bird, Laurie 122 Bird, Wendy 58, 59, 122 Bishop, Julie 88 Bishop, Leslie 45, 56, 122 Black, Carl 108, 160 Black, Donna 62, 108, 109 Black, Linda 108 Blake, R. Murray 30, 61, 108, 114, 166 Blake, Spencer 29, 80, 85, 135, 160, 165 Blaser, Deon 37, 64, 65, 88 Bloxham, Nathan Bloxham, Sarah 108 Bluth, Eric 55, 136, 160 Bluth, Larry 61, 62, 63, 88 Bluth, Gregory 108, 166 Boekweg, David 49, 122 Boekweg, Joseph 136 Boekweg, Thomas Bolick, Randall 176 Bolick, William 122 160, 166 Bolton, Jan 108 Bond, Kevin 108 Bone, Allison 50, 52, 88, 193 Boshard, John 122, 157 Boshard, Rob 122 Bowers, Jonathan 108 Bowers, Edward 88, 176, 177 Bowman, Amy 36, 41, 43, 88 Bowman, Marcie 41, 136 Bown, Laurie 185 Boyack, Elizabeth 34, 108 Brackner, Betsy 54, 56, 136 Brackner, James 108 Bradfield, Connie 30, 39, 50, 52, 80, 81, 84, 88 Bradfield, Robert 136, 160 Bradshaw, Brian 50, 52, 54, 56, 88, 190, 193 Bradshaw, Keith 50, 54, 56, 108, 162 Brady, Stanley 108 Braitnwaite, Becky 50, 88 Braithwaite, Gary 56, 136 Bramhall, Karen Bramhall, Scott 107 Brereton, Devri 108, 149 Brereton, Devri 108, 149 Brererton, Kristie 88, 97 Brandenburg, Teri 48, 136 Brereton, Kelly 39, 56, 136 Brereton, Nena 2, 50, 51, 80, 81, 88, 99, 148, 203 Brereton, Shane 122 Bridges, Becky 122 Bringhurst, Kurtis Brock, Daniel 122 Brock, Sharilyn 46, 48, 88 Brown, James 88 Brown, Laurie 122, 195 Brown, Susan 49, 122 Brown, Wendy 122 Bryner, Lee 108, 160, 165 Buckley, Jenny 108, 164 Budge, Brian 136 Bullock, Michael Bullock, Mike 108, 136 Bullock, Susan 108 Bullock Vickie 64, 108 Bunnell, Corri 122 Bunnell, Shelly 49, 108 Burgess, Joseph 108, 162 Burgess, Mary 122 Burfiegh, Brent Burleigh, David 136 Burnham, Sue 109 Burns, David 89 Burns, Deanna 41, 122 Burr, Brett 121, 122, 165 Burr, Robert 53, 55, 56, 57, 136 Burr, Steven 49, 122 Burrows, Carl 54, 56, 89 Burrows, Michelle 109 Burr, Kenneth 89 Bush, Niels 122 Bush, Eric 89 Bushman, Craig 53, 109 Bushman, Donald 109 Bussio, Tori 54, 56, 136, 150 Bussio, Vincent 53, 54, 56, 58, 59, 89 Butler, Brett 62, 108, 109 Byrd, Barbara 41, 89 Cahoon, Russell 58, 59, 109 Cahoon, James 58, 59, 171 Cahoon, Chris 122 Calahan, Maurene 89 Call, Kathy 41, 89 Call, Steven 122, 170, 176 Campbell, Brian 109 Campbell, Holly 36, 89 Campbell, Kerry 122 Campbell, Laurie 35, 46, 107, 109 Campbell, Marcel 89 Caneen, Michelle 34 Cannon, Rex 89 Carlisle, Charlene 36, 40, 122 Carlson, Elizabeth 45, 49, 122 Carrillo, Carmen 36, 136 Carter, Gwen 122 Carter, Jeffrey 50, 51, 89, 109 Carter, Rob 109 Carver, Jeff 109, 176 Carver, Todd 35, 136 Case, David 30 Casell, David 109 Castle, Lyle 90, 162, 163 Chabot, Barbara 37, 90 Chabot, Debbie 49, 56, 123 Chandler, Ronald 54, 56, 90 Chapman, Bryan 50, 51, 52 Chaston, Carolyn 90 Chatwin, Rick 90 Cheatwood, Bryon 49, 109, 160 Chipwater, Bryan 109 Chorniak, Kelly 123 Christensen, Bryant 109, 160 Christensen, Brady 90 Christensen, Barbara 123, 150 Christian, Chad 123 Christensen, Denise 123, 184, 185 Christensen, Dennis 157 Christensen, Jeaneen 35, 136 Christensen, James 136, 166 Christensen, Michael 123, 157 Christensen, Paul 109, 153, 166 Christensen, Ricky 136, 137 Christiansen, Randy Christensen, Thomas 55, 56, 136 Christensen, Will 109, 153 Chynoweth, Kim 123 Clark, Cathryn 41, 49, 123 Clark, Heidi 45, 49, 56, 123 Clark, Jenette 35, 40, 136 Clark, Marlene 109 Clark, Stacy 48, 136 Clayton, Lori 48, 136 Clayton, Mark 123, 157 Clegg, Diane 109 Clegg, Robert 136, 160, 166 Clegg, Steven 90, 160, 165, 166 Cloward, Jodi 64, 109 Cloward, Terri 136 Coer, Cynthia 21, 44, 45, 90 Cole, Janet 136 Cole, Mary 37, 41, 64, 90 Colledge, Ricky 136, 162 Comstock, Keri 123 Conlin, Kevin 90 Connelly, David 90 Connelly, Julie 109 Cook, Charles Cook, Jenifer Cook, Karen 90 Cook, Karlyn Coombs, Del Corbridge, Kelly 64, 96, 109 Cordner, Jeff 136 Cottrell, David 90 Cottrell, Jaynie 109 Cottrell, Laura 35, 136 Cottrell, Marie 136 Cox, Alice 136 Cox, Carolyn 110 Cox, Carrie 136 Cox, Chip 61, 110, 159 Cox, Richard 55, 56, 136, 171 Cox, Shellie 64, 110 Craig, Judy 90, 185, 195 Craig, Steven Crandall, Gregg 90, 157 Crandall, Louis 123 Crandall, Ruth 41, 90 Craner, Rory Craver, Jeffrey 110 Crawley, John 123 Crawley, Gay 15, 29, 91, 148, 203 Creviston, Lorie 14, 123 Critchfield, Caren 123 Crosland, Richard 53, 54, 56, 110 Crosland, Roger 136 Cross, Cindy 110 Cross, Karen Crowley, Scott 36, 84, 168, 191 Crowley, Teresa 54, 56, 135, 185 Cruze, Victoria 5, 29, 43, 46, 91 Cunningham, Carol 110 Cunningham, Thomas 42, 43, 91 Curley, Myrtle 110 Curtis, Carlyle 30, 38, 50, 51, 91 Curtis, Evelyn 136 Dahmen, Andrew 91 Daines, Michelle 17, 136 Dalebout, Carie 40, 137 Dalebout, Jeffrey 137, 176 Dalebout, Stacee 110 Daley, Debbie 123 Daley, Lorraine 16, 184 Dallin, Cindy 91 Dalton, Allan Daniels, Connie 91 Darais, Andrea 29, 36, 80, 81, 91 Darais, Damon Datwyler, Carri 123, 150 Datwyler, Craig 91 Davis, Alan 110 Davis, Ewan 137 Davis, John 91 Davis, Kisma 123 Davis, Lynn 137 Davis, Lori Davis, Me Kay 123 Davis, Marci 91 Davis, Patricia 123 Davis, Roy 91 Davis, Wendy 110 Davis, Kuma 50, 51, 52, 91, 193 Degoede, Joye 36, 110 De Hoyos, Arturo 46, 91 De Hoyos, Francisco 122, 123 Denning, Kyle Denning, Melanie 137, 184, 185 Dennis, Terri 42, 123 Detrick, Steven 54, 56 Dcweigli, Michele De Wolf, Mitchell 123 De Wolf, Natalie 65, 91 Dewey, Ellen 42, 110, 116 Dewey, Thomas 137 Diaz, Maria 35, 123 Dillman, Eric 55, 56 Dillman, Mark Dimtroff, Kitty Dinsdale, Diane 124 Disbrow, David 124, 157 Dixon, Deborah 15, 64, 65, 91 Dixon, Helen Dixon, Jim 53, 58, 59, 124, 193 Dixon, Kristen 110 Dixon, Scott 124, 158, 170 Donaldson, Matthew 17, 137, 166 213 Doran, Jerome Dowdle, Jacqueline 110 Downing, Bret 110, 153 Downing, Dahlen 157 Draper, April 110 Driggs, Sondra 137 Duckett, Andrea Duckett, Chris Dudley, Dudley, James 55, 56, 137 Duke, Rebecca 110 Duke, Tracy 17, 80, 81, 134, 137, 186 Dunford, Deborah 110, 149, 151 Dunkley, David 3, 17, 20, 21, 29, 46, 47, 80, 81, 92 Dunn, Caroline 110 Dutson, Jaylene Dutson, Jill 36, 92, 191 Duty, Michelle 137 Dyer, David 124, 157, 170 Dyer, Kenneth 124 Dyer, Robert 38, 92 Eldredge, Keith 137 Eldredge, Pam 124 Ellingson, Craig 80, 81, 92, 160, 191 Ellingson, Tracy 55, 56, 137, 160, 171 Elliot, Linda 110 Elliott, Lyle 137, 171 Eggertsen, Alayne 64, 110 Eggertsen, Teresa 137 Ellsworth, Steve 45, 110 England, Jennifer 64 Elvin, Debra 110 Elvin, Della 137, 186 Engle, Jaes Engle, Sandra 110 Erickson, Melissa 50, 51, 110 Esplin, Kimo 29, 80, 81, 85, 124, 157, 170 Evans, Caroline 124 Evans, Curtis 137 Evans, Elizabeth 92 Evans, Jamie 124 Evans, Jeffrey 124 Evans, Laura 50, 51, 92 Everett, Keith Eyerly, Damon 38, 110 Earnsworth, Bryan 39, 49, 124, 157 Farnsworth, Jana 29, 50, 51, 56, 59, 92, 148, 151, 193, 203 Farnsworth, Leonard 53, 54, 56, 58, 59, 92, 193 Farnsworth, Karen 27, 137, 186 Farrer, Chris 124 Faux, Freddi 110 Felt, Karen 110 Ferguson, Jeffrey 92 Ferre, Janine 48, 137 Ferre, Karen 35, 41, 92 Fillis, Randy Fischer, Paul 34 Fisher, Amy 110 Fisher, Catnleen 48, 124 Fisher, Eric 54, 56, 58, 59, 137 Fisher, Gayleen 92 Fisher, Mary 137 Fisher, Priscilla Fisher, Paul 35, 110 Fisher, Russell 35, 92 Fletcher, Craig 80, 81, 85,93, 160, 194 Fletcher, Leree 55, 56, 137 Fletcher, Sam 38, 111, 160 Fletcher, Trent 137, 160, 165 Folsom, Cheryl 138 Folsom, Richard 53, 54, 56, 57, 111 Foster, Diana 124 Foxley, Laura 41, 111 Francom, Barbara 40, 93 Freeman, Carolyn 124 Freeman, Doria 138 Freeman, Evelyn 93 Freeman, Meridee 138, 185 Freeman, Stephanie 138 Fullmer, Markae 41, 54, 56, 111 Fullmer, Vickie 17, 53, 54, 56, 58, 59, 80, 81, 93, 185, 193, 195 Gabbitas, Joyce 48, 138 Gabbitas, Joan 48, 64, 101, 111 Gabbitas, Susan 50, 51, 64, 93 Gagon, John 111, 153 Gafan, Pete 111 Galan, Phyllis 138 Gale, Chris Gale, Lesa Gale, Mark 36, 138 Gale, Paula 24, 64, 111 Galli, Mchclle 50, 51, 111, 123 Gardner, Sylvia 111 Garner, Kaylene 56, 124 Gatenby, Russell 93, 160 Geary, Stewart 34, 37, 45, 124 Geertsen, Sandra 93 Gibbons, John 20, 80, 81, 84, 93, 153 Gibson, Brent 111 Gil, Milagros Gilbert, Jim 138 Giles, Christina 193 Giles, Kathryn 42, 138 Giles, Mary 111 Giles, Stanley 111, 112, 153 Gill, Sheila 58, 59, 124 Gillespie, Jeff 111, 153 Gillie, David 50, 51, 111, 160 Gillie, Lori 40, 124 Gilson, David 93, 153, 191 Glade, James 49, 138 Glage, Velma 93 Glazier, Christine 58, 59, 111 Glazier, Richard 54, 56, 160 Gleave, Jodi 35, 93 Gleave, Rodney 125, 157, 170 Goff, A. Michelle 93 Goff, Kimberly 138 Goff, Robert 138 Goff, Thomas 54, 56, 125 Gomez, J. Martin 138 Goodman, David Goodman, Ron 93 Gordon, J. Brent Gordon, Russell Gore, Pam 148 Goshorn, Mark 111 Gould, Amy 36, 48, 185 Gould, Marisa Gourdin, Carol 50, 51, 93 Graham, Kelly 125 Graham, Leslee 111 Gray, Quintin Gray, Janine 37, 40, 94 Green, Gary Greer, Jennifer 94, 111 Griffin, Alan 111, 160, 166 Griggs, Cindy 94, 102, 184 Groo, Val 125 Grover, Colette 34, 39, 40, 41, 125 Gubler, Vernon 1 11 Gull, Kevin 111, 153 Gull, C. Jeffrey 125, 138, 167, 171 Gull, Grace 50, 51, 64, 94 Gunn, Sherri 39, 40, 41, 48, 138 Gunnell, Brad 111, 168 Gunnell, Bret 61, 94, 133, 195 Gunnell, Karen 138 Gurney, Darin 125 Gurule, S. Shane Hadden, Barney 37, 45, 125 Hadden, Todd 54, 56, 58, 59, 138 Haddock, B. Keith 160 Hailstone, Andy 125 Haines, Frank 125 Hales, Carolyn 125 Hall, Anna 40, 94 Hall, Teresa 35, 40, 125 Hammersley, Marguerite 138 Hansen, AcJrianne 125 Hansen, Douglas 38, 39, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 111 Hansen, Lu Ann 138 Hansen, Linda 55, 56, 138 Hansen, Mary 29, 138 Harding, Michelle 125 Harding, Wayne 125 Hardy, Gregg 30, 111 Flarmon, Douglas 111 Harmon, Phillip 94 Harmon, Scott 111 Haroldsen, David 138 Haroldsen, Michelle 14, 125 Harris, Billy 112 Harris, David 38, 50, 51, 53, 112 Harrison, Kristiina 138 Harrison, Miriam 125 Harris, Linda 138 Harris, Lisa 49, 125 Harris, Michelle 125 FJartvigsen, Jeffrey 80, 81, 134, 138 Hartvigsen, Shelly 37, 94 Harward, Annette 138 Harward, Brad Harward, Sharon 29, 37, 51, 50, 51, 80, 81, 94, 95 Harward, Garth 94 Hatch, Jennifer 17, 80, 81, 112, 149 Hatfield, Harlan 38, 39, 94 Hatfield, Verla 94 Hathaway, Judy 56, 125, 138 Hathaway, Trudy Havican, Patricia 41, 50, 51, 94 Hawkins, Colleen 55, 56, 126, 185 Hawkins, Carol 41, 94 Hawkins, Deryl 36, 112 Hawkins, Ronnie 126, 170 Hawkins, Pamela 37, 50, 51, 94 Haws, Michael Hayes, April 48, 126 Haymono, Catherine 126 Flaymond, John Hayward, Jan 139 Headman, Shauna 139 Headman, Shirley 112 Heath, Shane 126 Heaton, Ben 58, 59, 112, 193 Heaton, Katherine 35, 139 Heimdall, Gille 35, 40, 139 Heimdall, Lee 40, 112 Heiner, Gregory 112 Heiner, Steve 126 Henderson, Michael 55, 56, 139 Hendrix, Jeff 112 Hendrix, Karen 49, 139 Hendrix, Tina Heninger, Matthew 126, 157 Heninger, Richard 139 Henson, Scott Henstrom, Shelley 126 Her, Chai Her, Xang Sahn 139 Herbert, Richard Herbert, Scott 112 Heselton, Ruth Hess, Zane 139 Hiatt, Daniel 139 Hickenlooper, Colin 52, 54, 94, 193 Higgins, Jesse 171 Hill, David 139, 171 Hill, Leslie 34, 50, 51, 52, 112 Hill, Sharon 112 Hillam, Karen 34, 46, 94 Hinkins, Aderiayn 126 Hoffman, Mary 40, 45, 126 Holm, Michael 139, 159, 171 FJolmes, Douglas 94 Holmes, Jeffrey 170 Holmes, Rachel 139 Holmes, Rebecca 50, 51, 94 Hooker, David 50, 51, 52, 193 Hooker, Kyle 58, 59, 139, 160, 166 FJooker, Lee Ann 39, 41, 126 Hoopes, Ben 112 Hoopes, Daniel 53, 54, 56, 139, 171 Hoopes, Sherry 36, 37, 95, 190 Hoopes, William 160 FJopkins, Josh 112 Hopkinson, Jeff Hopkinson, Russell 126 Hopkinson, Sherryn 55, 56, 139, 186 Horn, Todd 95 Horne, Susan 50, 51, 52, 95 Horrocks, Randy 55, 126 Horsley, jerry 95 Horton, Becky Hortman, Thomas Florton, Wendy 126 Flousekeeper, Robin 139 Howard, Gaye 48 Howells, Yvette 48, 139 Hughes, Chris 43, 54, 57, 126, 160, 165 Hughes, Craig 30, 43, 62, 112 Hull, Kathleen 95 Humpherys, Kerry 126 Hunt, Roderick 44, 45, 112, 119, 176 FJunter, Trudi 139 Huntington, Lori 35, 64, 112 Hurren, Hank 112, 176 Hutchings, Alan 139 Hutchinson, Allison 49 Hymas, Scott 112, 153 Ingram, Aaron 112, 168 Isaacson, Sheri 35, Isaacson, Soni 139 Isaacson, Susan 48, 139 Ivins, John 126, 160 Jackman, Shelly 64, 112 Jackson, Alan 43, 112, 176 jackson, Charlotte 112 jackson, David 126 jackson, Debra 126 jackson, Kelly 126 jackson, Kerry 126, 160 jackson, William 126 jacobs, Jeff 112 jacobs, jenny 112 jacobson, David 95 jacobson, Gordon 126 jacobson, Lisa 95 james, Kim 126 jamison, Diana 49, 126 jamison, Paul 95, 160 Jarnagin, Katy jarvis, Joseph 126, 160 Jarvis, Mike 55, 56, 126 javadi, Matthew 127 jeffery, Tammi 139 Jeffs, William 21, 139 jenkins, Cris 95 jenkins, Joseph 153 jenkins, joseph M. 17, 54, 56, 80, 81, 193 Jinkins, Matt 95 jensen, Cyneil 40, 41, 112 jensen, Joni 41, 95, 195 jensen, Kyle jensen, Lori 95 jensen, Michael 95, 153, 194 jensen, Michelle 41, 139 jensen, Mark 157 jensen, Michelle jensen, Patti 127 jeppson, Daren 139 jeppson, Lynda jeppson, Tamara 46, 53, 95 jeppson. Trudi 139 jewkes, Pauline 50, 51, 95 jewkes, Lori 41, 127 john Angela 112 Johnson, Brian 127 johnson, Carrie 139 johnson, Daniel 95 johnson, David K. 112 johnson, David 139 johnson, Evonne 34, 95 johnson, Fawna 29, 39, 41, 127 johnson, Joani 139 johnson, john 112 johnson, Kathy 50, 51, 113 johnson, Merill johnson, Ray 139 johnson, Rodney 139 johnson, Sandra 127 johnson, Steven 113 johnson, Scott 113 Jones, Catherine 58, 59, 139 jones, Gloria 96 jones, Karen 15, 50, 51, 80, 81, 86, 96 Jones, Randy jonsson, Catherine 41 Jonsson, Karen 50, 51, 58, 59, 96, 113, 191, 193 Judd, Anne 48, 96 Judd, Dale 55, 56, 139 Judd, Keith 55, 56, 139 Judd, Paul 139 Kader, Joe 113 Kadjan, Tammy 34, 40, 49, 127 Karren, Scott 113, 166 Kartchner, Camille 35, 122, 139, 184, 195 Kearl, Keith 113 Kee, Stella Keith, Eric 113, 168 Keith, Kathryn 37, 50, 51, 96 Keith, Wayne 160 Kelling, Sven 127 Kemp, Kevin 36, 46, 47, 113 Kendall, Todd 96 Kennedy, Brian 39, 135, 139 Kepas, Athena 58, 59, 127, 185 Kepas, Emmanuel 58, 59, 113, 166 Keysor, John Keysor, Robin Kezerian, Kristen 139 Kelburn, Robert Killpack, Shauna 56, 127 Kimball, Stacy 113, 186 Kimber, Annabell 113 King, Kevin 80, 81, 82, 83, 96, 153, 165, 194 Kirk, Bradford 139 Kirk, Lauren 58, 59 Kirkpatrick, Scott 113, 176 Knaphus, Brad 96 Knaphus, Sherrie 40, 113 Mallinson, Troy 176 Morley, David 115 Panhorst, Janet 56, 58, 59, 129 Knell, Andrea 50, 51, 52, 80, Mallory, Richard 128, 176 Morley, trie 27, 98, 162 Parker, Alan t42, 176 81, 84, 96 Mallory, Randal 97 Morrison, Charles 34, 58, 59, Parker, Robert 99, 176 Knell, Julia 113 Malone, Nora 97 141 Parkinson, Jason 55, 56, 14? Knell, Lydia 34, 139 Mannie, Sally 114, 128 Morris, Scott 128 Parkinson, Jennifer 141, 142 Knickerbocker, Mark 96, 153, Marchant, David 37, 38, 50, 51, Mortenson, Blake 135, 141, 162 Parkinson, Natalie 40, 41, 115 194 97, 100 Mortenson, Janet 80, 81, 120, Payton, Lynn 40, 48, 142 Knickerbocker, Steve 136, 140, Marchant, Theresa 38, 45, 55, 128 Peacock, Jeff 55, 56, 129 166 56, 128 Moser, Clyde 128 Pearce, Evan 115 Knudsen, Barry 113 Markham, Mary 140 Moser, Sherraine 98 Pearce, Leslie Knudsen, Kevin 49, 140 Marquez, Madeline 140 Moses, Donald 98, 153 Pearson, Gregory 35, 142 Kocherhans, Edward 50, 51, Marquez, Marshall Moulton, Lauri 141, 186 Pearson, Lynette 49, 80, 81, 113, 152, 153 Matheny, Danny 34 Mower, Alison 120, 129 Kocherhans, Mami 56, 127 Mathews, Carolyn 97 Mower, Lisa 115 Peay, Craig 152, 153, 166 Kocherhans, Shauna Mathews, Michael 128, 157, Mower, Morgan 141 Peay, Kevin 166 Koller, Kenny 96 193 Muhlestein, Faith 50, 51, 52, Peay, Mark 157 Koster, Mark 127, 160 Mathie, Shari 115 Pederson, Linda 129 Koster, Michelle 80, 81, 84, 88, Matthews, Michael 97 Muller, Monte Penarrieta, Nancy 35 92 Mattox, Tracy 64, 114 Murdoch, Brenda 98 Pendley, Tami 142 Kuhni, Gregory 127, 157, 166 Maxfield, Blake Murphy, Philip 36, 55, 56, 141 Perkins, Jimmy 129 Kuniyoshi, Yasuhiro Maxwell, Jane 97, 148, 203 Murray, Brent 171 Perkins, Jan 99 Kunz, Jenifer 35, 140 Mayfield, Jan 40, 128 Murray, Phillip 115 Perry, David 21, 99 Kunzler, John 113 Mayfield, Rene 40, 97 Murry, Brett 115 Perry, John 50, 51, 52 Kunzler, Lili 96 Me Afee, Brenda 140 Mutte, Chris 126 Perry, Paul 115 Kunz, Jay 113 McClurg, Ladd 50, 51, 52, 98 Myers, Peggy Perry, Robert 142 Lamb, David 113 Me Clurg, Wyn 140, 202 Myrup, Kelly 98 Peterson, Ann 64, 115 Lambert, Elizabeth 48, 140 Me Donald, Darrell 114 Naylor, David 55, 56, 141 Peterson, Annette 48, 115 Lambert, Reid 55, 56, 140, 159 Mclff, Jill 140 Naylor, Mike 44, 45, 94, 176, Petersen, Boyd 34, 55, 56, 129 Lambert, Lynn 127 Me Intosh, Tom 114 177 Petersen, Bryan 115 Lambert, Leigh 38, 39, 54, 56, Me Kay, Melanie 114 Nelson, Bill Peterson, Chris 176 57, 58, 59, 96, 193 Me Kee, Paul 98, 168 Nelson, Bruce 128 Peterson, Dianne 129 Lambert, Laura 80, 81, 85, 140 Me Kee, Teresa 141 Nelson, David 128 Peterson, Eric 129 Lambert, Melinda 50, 51, 93, 96 Me Kell, Mark 98 Nelson, David 98, 159 Peters, Gregory 30, 61, 99, 195 Lambert, Sue 58, 59, 127 Me Kell, Scott 128, 170 Nelson, Gavin 127, 128 Petersen, Joslyn 142 Larkin, Valerie 140 Me Kellar, John 141 Nelson, Jeffery 98 Petersen, John 129, 160, 166 Larsen, Dari 140 Me Lean, Lucinda 50, 51, 98 Nelson, Kaye 49, 128 Petersen, Julia 99 Larsen, Dean Me Lean, Rebecca 48, 141 Nelson, Ricky 36 Petersen, Kendall 58, 59, 129 Larsen, David 96 McOmber, Paul 50, 51 Nelson, Sidney 58, 59 Peterson, Laurie Larsen, Eldwin 56, 140 McVea, Virginia 41, 49, 128 Nelson, Shawna 98 Peterson, Laurie D. Larsen, Murran 56, 127 Mecham, Ricky 35, 97, 190 Nelson, Tracy Peterson, Lisa Larsen, Mark 36, 140 Meibos, Jerolcf 114 Nelson, Val 141 Peterson, Mark Larsen, Paul 55, 56, 140, 162 Melchin, Ron 30, 114, 132, 176 Nesbit, Jeanine 141 Petersen, Russell 142 Larsen, Paul J. 127 Meldrum, Russell 157, 165, 176 Nethercott, Danny 98, 176 Peterson, Shari 115 Larsen, Becky 127 Menzelli, Shelly Nethercot, Jill 141 Peterson, Scott Law, Varlin 127, 157, 168, 170 Merritt, Lynn 128, 170 Neuenswader, David 115, 153 Peterson, Sonja 20, 80, 81, 84, Layton, Carol 36, 80, 81, 106, Merritt, Teri 97 Neuenswader, Mark 92, 98, 168 100 113 Meservy, Mark 98 Newman, Matthew 58, 59, 141 Peterson, Sue 62, 64, 115 Layton, Roger 55, 56, 140 Messick, Mark 128 Nicholes, Phillip 80, 81, 99, 168 Peterson, Vaughn 100, 162 Lee, Diana 140, 186 Messick, Michele 114 Nielsen, Betsy 50, 51, 99 Petty, Richard Lee, Eleanor 96 Missick, Steven 87, 98, 160 Nielsen, Blake 115, 176 Phelps, Madeline 44, 45, 129 Lees, Mike 127 Mestler, Karen 128 Nielsen, Heidi 141 Pigott, Alice 129 Lefevre, Jeff 55, 56, 127 Metcalf, David 53, 54, 56, 58, Nielsen, Roger Pigott, Becky 14, 40 Leftwich, Craig 55, 56, 127 59, 114, 166 Nielsen, Bradley 50, 51, 115 Pinder, Douglas 129, 157 Leftwich,Kelly 113 Metcalf, Robert 50, 51, 98 Nielson, Jean 36 141 Pindcr, Lori 116, 149 Leftwich, Steve 55, 56 140 Metcalf, Shauna 8, 85, 128 Nielson, Louis 115 Pinegar, Cathryn 129 Leifson, Eileen 113 Meyers, Jim Nilsen, Debbie 141 Pirzadab, Clark Leifson, Pamela 56, 140 Midgley, Martin 114, 168 Nilsen, Janae 44, 115 Platt, Gordon Levie, Cheryl 97 Mildennall, Benjamin 141, 160 Nilsen, Randall 128, 168, 170 Pollei, Emilie 142 Lewis, Sherie 113 Mildenhall, Guy 114 Nilson, Janas 45 Pope, Brent 116 Lewis, Stephen 49, 140 Miles, Marcia 141 Nish, Darrel 129 Pope, Julia 36, 142 Liddiard, Shawn Miles, Susan 98, 114, 184 Nish, Donald Pope, Karl 55, 56, 142, 160, 166 Liebshutz, Lori Miller, Dalynn 30, 50, 51, 114 Nixon, James 55, 56, 129 Porritt, Curt 116, 152, 153 Lindstrom, Laurie 35, 140 Miller, Wade 128, 162 Nixon, Shirley 48, 141 Porritt, Gary 130 Lindstrom, Lynette 127 Miller, Rick 114 Nordgren, Gary 141 Porter, Kelly 162 Lindstrom, Leisha 5, 29, 36, 43, Millet, Julie 41, 80, 81, 120 Nuzman, Greg 115 Porter, Ruscene 130 46, 50, 51, 80, 81, 97 Mills, Richard Nyman, Dessie 99 Porter, Patricia 42, 142 Linford, Michelle 24, 50, 51, Milner, Annette 98 Nyman, June 141 Porter, Sonja 37, 116 111, 113, 149 Miner, Jill 114 Oakes, Greg 38, 39, 55, 56, 141 Powell, Lori 84, 130 Linhardt, Shawna 97 Miner, Greg 157, 176 Oaks, John 115, 176 Pratt, Anine 48, 116 Long, Ellen 127 Miner, Raquel 49, 128 Oaks, Kathleen 30, 115, 193 Pratt, Stephen 54, 56, 130 Losee, Don 127 Miner, Valerie 128 Oaks, Shirley 34, 142 Prete, Daunna 50, 51, 116 Lott, David 114 Misbach, Gregory 58, 59, 157 Ogden, Dana 141, 142 Prestwitch, Julene 100 Lovelss, Boyd Misbach, Brian 50, 51, 58, 59, Oldroyd, Dee 129, 160, 166 Price, Vincent 130 Lowry, Mark 113 98 Olds, Candus 129 Price, Becky 26, 41, 50, 51, 80, Lowry, Glenn 97, 133, 160 Mitchell, Chris 114 Olesen, Kevin 81, 82, 83, 91, 100, 191 Lowry, Quinn 166 Mitchell, Lori 128 Oliver, Brett Price, Scott 142 Lunceford, Casey 113 Mitchell, Reve 114 Oliver, Ricky Price, Mark 130, 176 Lunceford, Kenneth Mitchell, Scott 114 Oliver, David Purdy, Kent 116 Luckau, Lana 114 Mitchell, Tamara 64, 114 Olivira, Katy 34, 39, 115 Purnell, Kathy 130 Lundberg, Carol 140 Monnahan, Kelly 36, 42, 128, Olsen, John 55, 56 Quick, Michelle 142 Lundbert, David 24, 39, 114 133 Olsen, Kirsta 129 Quinn, Cindy 24, 29, 50, 51, Lundberg, John 80, 81, 85, 162, Monnahan, Maresa 141 Olsen , Sharrce 99 64, 80, 81, 101, 106, 116 163 Monson, Elaine 34, 115, 185, Olsen, Steven 43, 44, 45, 142 Radmall, Alan 116 Lundberg, Lynda 195 Olsen, William 99 Radmall, Dan 35, 39, 116, 199 Lundberg, Michael 36, 114 Montrose, John 54, 56, 162 Olson, Kathryn 142 Radmall, Kairle 48, 142 Lundahl, Kimball 157 Moody, Cheri Olson, Scott 129 Rainaldi, Barbara 100 Lyman, Annie 97, 148, 203 Moody, John 128, 159 Orme, Barbara Rainaldi, Barry 116, 153 Lyons, Bryce 127, 157 Moody, Robin 141 Orme, Brent 153 Rainaldi, Paul 142 Lyons, Carol 127 Moon, Garry 62, 115 Orton, Wylee 115, 162 Raisor, Valerie 142 Lyons, Konda 27, 35, 39, 40, 42, Moore, Catherine 141 Ostler, Judy 142 Ramirez, Jose 142 43, 97 Moore, Dan 128 Ostler, Jolene 37, 40, 99 Rapier, Randy 142 Maccabe, Margaret 114, 130 Moore, Elizabeth 50, 51, 64, 65, Ovcrlade, Melissa 64 Rasmussen, Kipling 43, 142 Maccabe, Noef 127, 55, 56 98 Overlade Robin 43, 115 Rasmussen, Kevin 100 Mackay, Andrew 97 Moore, Lisa 128 Overlade, Tracia Rawle, Ja Nae 130 Madsen, Andy 114, 153, 152 Moore, Paul Ozuna, Rolando 35, 99 Rawle, Kevin 100 Magleby, Brooke 41, 127 Moore, Teresa 115 Pacas, Ben 142 Rawle, Mark Magleby, Eric 29, 114, 153, 168 Morgan, Kevin 141 Pacas, Irene 99 Rawle, Tracy 100, 153, 202 Magleby, Holly 34, 140 Morgan, Theresa 54, 56, 128, Packer, Norris 34, 99 Reece, Maxine Magleby, Mark 35, 50, 51 114 150 Palmer, Dwight 99 Rees, Richard 116 0 193 Morley, Brad 24, 27, 54, 56, 58, Palmer, Jennette 34, 129 Reveal, Kimberly 142 Mallinson, Todd 59, 115, 153 Palmer, Nathan 58, 59, 129 Reveal, Marl 116, 176 Reynolds, Trudy 34, 142 Rice, Jennifer 142, 185 Rich, Philip 142 Rich, Stepnen 55, 56, 142 Richards, Marlowe 100 Richards, Lanea 116 Richards, Lisa 142 Richman, Teri 130 Riddle, John Rieske, Dianna 142, 198 Rieske, Juleah Rigby, Patricia 116 Riggs, Mat 130 Ringwood, Kimberly 100 Ringwood, Tammie 16 Robers, Joyce Roberts, Cnristine 130 Robertson, Lori 100 Robertson, Nancy 130 Robertson, Todd 100, 153 Robinson, Billi 100, 185 Robinson, Brent 100 Robins, Kipp 80, 81, 106, 116 Robinsons'Lance 116 Robins, Melita 142, 186 Robins, Roy 142 Robinson, Marilyn Robinson, Rene 80, 81, 134,, 142, 186 Robinson, susan 100, 184 Robison, Martha 34, 40, 116 Robison, Rian 142, 160, 166 Rogerson, Carla 116 Romney, Celeste 3 Rollins, Anita 116 Ross, Cindy 48, 64, 116 Roundy, Clayton Roundy, Jacqueline 142 Roundy, Lisa 116, 164 Rowberry, Anneli 184 Rowberry, Miriam Rowley, Dale 130, 157, 162 Rowley, Karen 116 Rupper, Joyce 142, 186 Rupper, Janet 100 Russell, Julie 130 Russell, John 101 Russell, Joseph 101 Russell, Lisa Russell, Nicole 101 Ryan, Patty 116 Ryan, Richard 142 Sagers, Stewart 130, 170 Sagers, Sterling 50, 51, 101 Sainz, Jennie Sallenback, Kimberlee Sanford, Lance 116 Sargent, John Sargent, Lisa 142 Schaelling, Elizabeth 30, 50, 51 Schaelling, Gregory 53, 54, 56, 116 Schaelling, Rebecca 35, 48, 143 Schneider, Bruce Schultz, James 55, 56, 143, 160 Schultz, Paul 36 Schultz, Robert 116, 160, 194 Scott, Herbert Severe, Deborah 143 Severe, Jeffrey 130, 162 Shakespeare, Alicia 130 Shaw, Ann 101 Sheeran, Cynthia 130, 150, 151, 186 Sheeran, Thomas 101 Sheetz, Kyle 143 Sheetz, Terry 130 Sheffield, Clark 21, 38, 50, 51, 80, 81, 95, 101, 153 Shelley, Lindsay 101 Shields, Gregory 101, 153 Shoemaker, Dawna 36, 116 Shurtleff, Glen 143, 176 Shumway, Blair 143 Shumway, Eve 30, 50, 51, 80, 81, 101 Shumway, Wallace Simmons, Regina 35, 130 Simmons, Conchita 29, 36, 116 Simmons, Joseph 102 Simmons, Lupita 36, 102 Simonsen, Darrell 116 Simonsen, Reid Sipherd, Cody 143 Slade, Bradley 130, 160 Slade, Claudia Slade, Linda 102 Smith, Angie 143 Smith, Brad 143 Smith, Craig 130, 166 Smith, Daniel 58, 59, 143 Smith, Dennis 102 Smith, Juli 39, 130 Smith, Julie 14, 34, 39, 41, 102 Smith, Mary Smith, Linda 34, 41, 130 Smith, Larry 21, 38, 39, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 80, 81, 102, 143, 160, 191, 193, 194 Smith, Launa Smith, Marie 36, 37, 117 Smith Lori Smith, Lynne 34, 143, 186 Smith, Micah Smith, Phil 128, 130 Smith, Sandra 37, 41, 50, 51, 102, 193 Smith, Sharlene 102 Smith, Sheldon 38, 54, 56, 58, 59, 130 piyer, Tom Snow, Donald 102, 159 Soow, Linda 34, 130 Snyder, Ann 117 Snyder, Jo 102 Soldutte, John Sondrup, Christian 130, 157, 166 Sondrup, Eric 117, 166 Sondrup, Kathleen 40, 102 Sorensen, Benjamin 117 Sorenson, Larry 55, 56 Sorenson, Micnelle 40, 117 Sorensen, Neil 117 Sorensen, Shaunna 34, 130 Speir, Brian Spence, Bradley 117 Spencer, Richard 117 Sperry, Barbara 46, 102 Sperry, Cindy 131 Sperry, Diane 143 Sperry, Stephen 117, 153 Spivey, Donnie 143 Stanger, Diane 48, 131 Stacey, Newell 143 Stanger, David 159 Stanger, Ronald 102, 159 Stanton, Lloyd 43, 50, 51, 93, 102, 153 Starley, J. Todd 55, 56 Startup, Danielle 34, 36, 131 Startup, Daunine 50, 51, 102 Startup. Jon 117, 160 Stay, Timothy 38, 117, 160 Stephan, Susan 117 Stephenson, Chad Stevenson, Annette 19, 27, 64, 80, 81, 85, 117 Stewart, David 61, 102 Stewart, Jeff 102 Stocks, Brian 50, 51, 102, 159 Stoddard, Paul 165 Stonely, Alan 55, 56, 143 Stowell, Carrie 41, 48, 143 Stowell, Glenna 48, 117 Stowell, Karla 102 Strauss, Mark Strauss, Stuart 58, 59, 131 Stratford, Jaime 19, 21, 42, 50, 51, 80, 81, 103 Stringfellow, Dave 117 Stringham, Janice 143 Strong, Bryon Strong, Kathleen 45, 131 Strong, Kelly Strong, Lareen 103 Strong, Stephen 117, 153 Strong, William 80, 81, 84, 95, 103, 153, 168, 191 Stubbs, Carrie 26, 50, 51, 80, 81, 85, 103 Stubbs, Gaylene 36, 143 Stubbs, Juanita 14, 40, 117 Stubbs, Shea Sucher, Marianne 50, 51, 117 Sullivan, Cunthia 36, 143 Sundell, Andy 50, 51, 52, 103, 193 Swanner, Kaye 29, 80, 81, 131, 150 Swasey, Stanley Swenson, John Swensen, Lynn Swindler, Linette 37, 103 Takasaki, Kiefer 143, 166, 176 Talbot, Mark 103 Talley, Richard 131 Tanner, Jerry 117 Tanner, Linley 39, 195 Tanner, Lyneille 40, 143 Tanner, Neal 143 Tanner, Vincent 117 Tarran, Julie 103, 131 Tarran, Lisa Taylor, Becky 143, 186 Taylor, Bonnie 131, 184 Taylor, Bruce 45, 103 Taylor, Jeffery 103 Taylor, Julie 103 Taylor, Renee 143 Taylor, Richard 36 Taylor, Teresa 131 Taysom, Jeff 131 Taysom, Tim 37, 143 Terkelsen, Wendy 49, 117 Thomas, Alexandra 41, 143 Thomas, Mathew 103 Thomas, Shelley 30, 117 Thomas, Thomas 117 Thomas, Tony 103 Thompson, Beverly 48, 50, 51, 52 Thompson, Katherine 131 Thorn, Susan 143 Tingey, Boyd 131, 157, 170 Tipton, Carol 117 Tolman, Dayna 185 Tolman, Kent 131, 170 Toone, Michael 37, 117 Tracy, Lisa 49, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 131 Tregaskis, Brian 131 Tregaskis, Brent 103 Tsosie, Jessie 131 Tucker, Teresa 64, 103 Tukett, Alison 103 Tuckett, Shannon 131 Tuning, Victor 103 Turner, Gordon Turner, Josh 104, 162 Tyler, Kelly 117 Ulibarri, Tom Ulrich, Douglas 30, 104 Ulrich, Kari 131, 185 Upshaw, Daniel 160 Valdez, Jesse Vanalfen, Doug 39, 54, 56, 131, 170 Vanbloem, Andrea 50, 51, 58, 59, 104 Villalobos, Ligiah 34, 40, 55, 56, 143, 193 Vorhaus, Carla 36, 41 Wadham, Tim 30, 131 Wadsorth, Geri 40, 117 Wagstaff, Gary 143 Wagstaff, Susan Wagner, Linda Walker, Breta 34, 144, 186 Walker, Daniel 104 Walker, Donn 19 Wallace, Kent 43, 45, 54, 56, 131, 162 Walrath, Keri 104 Walters, Edward 117 Walton, Bruce 117 Walton, Carolee 34, 39, 40, 48, 54, 56, 131 Walton, Billy 55, 56, 144 Ward, Debora 50, 51, 64, 104 Ward, Linda Ward, Michael 55, 144 Warner, Neil 117, 160 Warner, Randall 104 Warwood, Denise Warwood,Kelly Washburn, Carl 118 Waters, David 131, 157, 162 Waters, Scott 55, 56 Watkins, Craig 118 Watson, Robert Watson, John 132 Watson, Kathy Watters, Cherie Webb, Ken 91, 104, 105, 153, 168 Webb, Tamara 144 Weekly, Randy Weiss, Collin 104 Wellesley, Kristy 132 Wells, Chris 104, 153, 165 Welsh, Mark 54, 56, 58, 59, 104, 193 West, Kathryn 34, 55, 56, 132 West, David 132 West, Lynette 118 West, Martha 50, 51, 52, 80, 81, 104, 199 Westover, Lisa 132 Westover, Val 144 Wheadon, Mark 132, 157 Whearley, Amy Whearley, David 104 Whipple, Larry 37, 50, 51, 52, 118 Whipple, Laura 50, 51, 52, 64, 118 White, Karen 50, 51, 104 White, Kimberly 105 White, Paul 54, 56, 144 White, Robert 50, 51, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59, 105, 193 White, Shari 48, 56, 144 Wight, Colby 132, 157 Wiley, Tracy Wilkerson, Todd 144, 159, 171 Wilkes, Brian 132, 157 Wilkes, Stephen 105 Wilkey, David 105 Wilkey, Meri Anne 118 Wilkins, Lynn 37, 144 Wilkinson, Wayne 118 Wille, Jeffrey 118 Williams, Buff 118 Williams, Becky 132 Williams, Chet 58, 59, 132 Williams, Jacqueline 48, 118, 185 Williams, Reed 50, 51, 61, 118 Williams, Richard 36, 144 Wilson, Bonnie 144 Wilson, Bruce 132 Wilson, Lee 118 Wilson, Ross 39, 145, 160 Wilson, Denise 38, 50, 51, 58, 59, 105 Wilson, Deann 105 Wilson, Tonyia 132 Wilson, Kevin 118, 160 Wilson, Kellie 37, 40, 41, 54, 56, 105 Wilson, Tamara 132 Wimmer, Greg 118, 153 Winn, Dennis 45, 105 Winn, Kathy Winn, Steve Winn, Trini 144 Winterion, Biad 118 Winterton, Greg 132 Winterion, Richard 118 Wistisen, Diane 145 Wistisen, Kevin 118, 153 Witbeck, Jill 64, 118 Wolfe, Bradley 118 Wollenzien, Kathleen 54, 56, 145, 150 Wolsey, Sherri 118 Wood, Anthony 145 Wood, Brett 80, 81, 86, 97, 105, 153 Wood, Joseph 145 Woodbury, Ann 42, 145 Woodbury, Marie 105 Woolf, Ross 132 Workman, Dalene 118 Wright, Bret 105, 153, 176 Wright, Kelly 118 Wright, Scott 132, 157 Wright, Su Lin 145 Wrigley, Kent 145, 171 Wrigley, Tony 105 Wulfenstein, Stanley 118 Wyman, Stephen 132, 157 Yaeger, Christina 56, 145 Yaeger, Scott 27, 105 Yellowman, Sherry Young, Andrew 55, 56, 145 Young, Chris 43, 145, 171 Young, Bryan 118 Young, Jon 118 Young, Kelly 56, 145 Young, Loren 145, 160 Young, Robert 118 Zabriskie, Kent 55, 56 Zirbes, Nancy 145 Zufelt, Auddie 145