Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

ZAKjCS 01 COMZSflZS Zhe Kingdom 1 festivals.............14 Guilds ...............38 Scholars .............66 Peasantry ............98 Cords 4 Cadies 104 ‘Dukes 4 Duchesses 120 Counts 4 Countesses 134 Squires £ Maidens 148 Conquests ...........162 Koyal Accolades 201 Ever After 210 ((venture captured a strong, straight youth. Intelligent and seeking, he was born to lead. Qreat in stature, he was handsome, kind, and wise. At an early age, he proved himself to be stalwart and brave and because of his skill and valor on the battlefield, he gained favor in the eyes of the people and was knighted Sir Zalon by his King. Anxious to discover what lay beyond his kingdom. Sir Zalon set forth on his quest. Silence gripped the forest when suddenly he was drawn from his thoughts by the unexpected stumbling of his steed. Cooking down. Sir Zalon’s eyes fell upon a fallen nest and he saw the scrawny shivering bird. Zaking the bird to the warmth of his cloat. Sir Zalon’s kind heart bound him to the tiny creature, (foodness and virtue brought the man to the tiny bird, unaware that in his bosom he grasped the greatness of the ZMUflDSKKJKD. Jnseparable now. bird and man lived, fought, and grew as one. One night while watching stars under a summer moon, a magical storm enveloped them. Slashes of twisting, writhing lightning lit up the night sky eerily. Claps of thunder accented the flashes and shook and battered the ground. Zrees danced, bending horribly before a merciless wind. Sir Zalon and the bird were whisked away, round and round, hurled through time and space. Centuries passed before their eyes as they were tossed and thrown by the storm. As suddenly as it began the storm stopped and man and bird found themselves thousands of years in the future HK I uge buildings, strange stat tl ues. unreadable sounds, and TA rnjtM H people in strange hats pum- meled Sir Talon and the Thunderbird as they whirled through time and space. Old combined with new — all seemed new to man and bird. Yelling from the white building drew them near where they heard. “Gasoline must be rationed!’ “No, first a windfall tax! Pickaxe man was shouting. Better con- ditions for miners! and the man in the strange hat was quoting. “One small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. Wondering and confused, above the big- gest building Sir Talon read: “Capitol: United States of America. fgJfgM gjfgjfgjfgjfgj 3 i§i[ ]f@jnifini]f@]iM[M[M[M[gjfgj[gj[gjrgj[g]fg]fgj[gj[g]f@jfgj[gj[gj[gjrgj[gjrgjfU[@ji wePl trough time and space. Sir Talon found himself in the Kingdom of Utah. Impressed with Sa idfil what he saw. he said to the Thunderbird. “This is the place.” The man could see that this was a beautiful place with much variety in the landscape, ranging from towering mountains to barren deserts. Most people of his kingdom were strongly influenced by their religious beliefs and strongly based in the opinions. Contro- versies over whether or not the people in Southern Utah were being slowly [': killed by cancer from nuclear fallout [ rj and the exact meaning of co-education were hotly debated These were problems for the future g|[gl[gj[g]|g][Ufg]fg][g][gjfgj[g]fg][g][gH Dance Committee, left ro right: Bobbie Christensen. Fawna Johnson. Cathy Dark, Trina Best. Becky Williams. LeeAnn Hooker Randy Niisen watched Kris Arnold branch out. Charlie West caught a fish this big T-Bird revelers strolled to 5th Avenue hanks to the music of Fifth Avenue and the many hours of decorating put in by the dance committee, this year’s Christmas Dance was a success! A “White Christmas” theme was cho- sen and Mother Nature cooperated by providing plenty of snow outside. Deco- rations included a large trimmed Christ- mas tree set in the middle of the com- mons area. Sir T. watched his peasantry enjoy dancing and he was well pleased with the efforts of Fawns Johnson. Bobbie Chris- tensen, LeeAnn Hooker, Michelle Har- ding, Janet Cox, Becky Williams, and Laurie Lindstrom. Sadie Hawkins 20 Double your pleasure, double your fun If you're stag, is it half price? Marie Cotrell was ultra bright 21 Junior Prom Committee, Row One. left to right; Rene Robinson. Dan Hoopes. Row Two: Kathy Giles. Dave Bird, Tammi Webb. Leslie Pearce. Rob Bradfield, Kip Rasmussen; Row Three: Barbara Barnes. Phil Murphy. Steve Leftwich, Mike Ward, Curt Evans 22 Jordan and Lori joked Shern Gunn looked for Tim Wadham and Noel hung around 23 Girls' Day Royalty, left to right: Shannon Tuckett, Attendant; Leslie Pearce. Queen, Trina Best. Attendant. Petticoats and Pinafores Kim Sallenback gave another good performance ir Talon was highly interest- ed in Timpview’s annual Girls’ Day activities Moth ers and daughters enjoyed a fashion show from the McCarty Agency with all the models be- ing Timpview girls. Teresa Eggertson’s rendition of Merry Christmas Darling” and Cathy Clark’s performance of Christmas Song” were both excellent. Cameras popped as proud daughters captured this moment with mothers on film. Sir T was pleased with the Girls’ Organization in his realm. Suzy Sondrup sauntered 24 BOYS' DAY ir Talon was both delighted and entertained by the mag- ic show put on by Mark Ev- ans and his beautiful assis- tant at the annual Boys’ Day activities. The program was exciting and one of the high points of the show was when Russ Meldrum had his head cut off (for jumping in the box with the assis- tant?). Sir Talon noted that the footlongs won the vote of all those present. 25 Evans cut Ray’s throat Senior Dinner Dance Committee, left to right: Diane Dinsdale. Gayle Watson. Shan- Steve Leftwich. Playboy Bunny of the Month, non Tuckett. Carolyn Hales. Mike Christenson. Warren Barnes 26 )iane Dinsdale had music coming out of her head Tim Wadham tried to prove that friends were important. Warren Barnes and Carolyn Hales made plans for a fine assembly Doing an assembly proved to be hard work for all concerned ords and Ladies of the kingdom presented a fine assembly en- couraging the peasantry of the kingdom to strive for real friendshp. Cast members included: Michael Bradley: Miss Pardoe: Miss Johnson Cliff: Roscoe: Marty Bully Bully 2: Teacher TIM WADHAM CAROLYN HALES SHANNON TUCKCTT WARREN BARNES BOYD TINGEY DOUG VAN ALFEN KELLY PORTER PAUL LARSEN SHAUNNA SORENSON Miss Adloy Richard Melissa Grant Miss Davis Millie: Arthur: Doc Miss Perkins: Soph Grl Litch: JULIE SMITH KELLY JACKSON FAUNA JOHNSON GAYLE WATSON LORI GILLIE PAUL LARSEN KIMO ESPLIN RONETTE BINGHAM ALICIA SHAKESPEARE JEFF HOLMES TIMPVIEW DRIVE Left to right: Principal Condie, Mayor Ferguson. Kimo Esplin. Mayor Ferguson won thumbs down No more 650 tickets. Super Soph's assembled to structure the Super Sophomore Assembly Sophomore Assembly Committee, Row One: Tami Webb, Row Two: John Elkins, Juliana Oaks. Trina Best. Nan Sheffield. Charlotte untangled the Webb rnamsst ootballs, spitwads, pennies, and candies were only a few I of the things that were flying through the air as Sir __________J Talon walked into the Pep Assembly. The band played Fight on You Thunderbirds” as cheerleaders flipped and jumped while the crowd slept. Sir Talon asked Julie Millet what a pep assembly was and she wittingly replied: “All of us working hard to build school spirit and talking to Lindstrom in order to clear it. A pretty little blonde stuffing twinkies in her face, and good Old Campbell show- ing drill team how to pace. We’ve had a good time in supporting our teams and wearing our outfits and splitting our seams. But all in all we’ve had our fun in help- ing make Timpview Number One!” The Devil made me do it! Our coaches prepared our freshman team 30 It’s Timpview, right? Back Row. left to right: Steve Bearnson. Cathy Clark. Trina Best. Barbra Barnes. Amy Boyack. Kipp Arnold. Kris Arnold. Becky Williams, Leslie Pearce, Julianna Oaks. Nan Sheffield. Fawna Johnson. Row Two. left to right: DyAnn Davis. Lynette Pearson. Julie Millet. Shannon Tucket. Teri Brandenburg. Lynn Lambert. Sue Lambert. Lisa Harris. Haley Hansen. Nicole Price. John Crawley. Susan Taylor. Carolyn Hales, Elizabeth Carlson. John Elkins. Curt Evans. Steve Burr. Dave Henstrom. Warren Barnes. Boyd Tingey. Dan Hoopes, Jeff Holmes Government eering through the door into the Student Government Room. Sir Talon concluded that just about all govern- ments were the same — a mess! However, at Timpview this messy room only indicated that the student gov- ernment workers were always busy plan- ning exciting activities. Getting a 6:00 a m start on decora- tions was the reason that the Commons looked so nice for dances However. Sir Talon wasn’t sure about Paul Larsen slow-dancing with his pillow (?) or Caro- lyn Hales and Warren Barnes together at the computer dance (it’s who you know). Fawna (if ya wanna) Johnson was very enthusiastic about having the Blue Angels for Homecoming Animal instincts and all. Student Government was great. 32 It was a sign of DEFEAT' Left to right: Mike Mathews. Diane Dmsdale. Leslie Rice. Graig Smith. Allyson Bench. Rob Boshard, Trim Winn. Michelle Harding, Carl Belliston. Stephen Pratt. Alicia Shakespeare. Brooke Magleby. John Crawley. alking down the hall. Sir Talon was introduced, or rather, ran into a lively bunch of students who did everything from illustrating colorful posters to passing out orange and white suckers. These interesting peo- ple were known as the School Spirit Com mittee. Members of Timp’s school spirit were often seen wearing bright orange clothing and cheering loudly at all activities. Signs were everywhere with names of players on Sir Talon’s festival teams, and although success wasn’t always spelled correctly. Sir Talon knew that life in his kingdom would not be successful, but dull, without this group of spirited young people. 33 Shakespeare did what she did best Cast and Crew. Row One. left to right: Becky Bridges. Kris Percival. Dave Disbrow. David Waters. Lynne Wilkins; Row Two. left to right: Mark Peterson. Mary Ann Fisher. Darin Gurney. Kyle Denning. Row Three, left to right: Tim Wadham, Todd Carver. Barney Hadden. Carl Belliston. Jeff Holmes. Roger Layton. Row Four, left to right: Lori Gillie. Diane Dmsdale. Elizabeth Carlson. Stewart Geary. Noel MacCabe. Gary Nordgren. Alan Baumgarten, Dan Hildreth 34 The Sony's gone! Mortimer gagged DIRECTOR: CHRIS BROWER CAST u4 tsenic and ©6 Abby Brewster Martha Brewster Mortimer Brewster Teddy Brewster Jonathon Brewster Dr. Einstein Elaine Harper Dr. Reverend Harper Officer Brophy Officer Klein Officer O’Hara Lt. Rooney Mr Witherspoon Mr Gibbs Elizabeth Carlson Diane Dinsdale Todd T. Carver Timothy Wadham Barney Hadden Stewart Geary Lori Gillie Gary Nordgren Roger Layton Jeff Holmes Carl Belliston Noel MacCabe Alan Baumgarten Dan Hildreth All right. Elaine, where did you hide your Chivas Regal? 35 Makeup is an important part of drama! The Funky Felons! 37 Left to right: Stewart Geary, Carl Beilis ton. Barney Hadden National forensics League Left to right: Jeff Peacock, Michelle Harris. Kent Wallace Row One. left to right: Toni Erickson. Caroline Hall. Teresa Marchant, Tammy Webb. Krista Thornock. Sheryl Chapman. Ann Hardy. Reid Lambert. Kimo Esplin. Eric Bluth. Jeff Peacock. Clark Fisher. Regina Simons. Lynne Wilkins. Wendy Horton. Todd Hadden Row Two. left to right: Diane Dinsdale. Lori Gillie. Michelle Harris. Lynn Anne Taylor. Jill Mclff. Susan Taylor. David Fitzgerald. Karen Cluff. Liz Carlson. Mitch Wight. Alan Baumgarten. John Watson. Noel Macabe 38 Row One. left to right: Rochelle Worley. Shuri Cook, Stefanie Okey, Kris Harding. Shelly Henstrom. Debbie Griffith. Row Two. left to right: Roxanne Ovard. Leslie Pearce, Diane Knighton. Melissa Hatch. Brenda Anderson. Lisa Heckman. Sarah Midgley, Diana Christensen. Charlene Carlisle. Thna Best Row One. left to right: Sarah Midgley. Rachelle Worley, Pres Row Two. left to right: Trina Best. Shelly Henstrom [r y ag= 1 ,r 1 a,on was very pleased with the large participation in the Omega club. He felt that homemaking and ser- vice were very important. Timpview had the Omega chapter of Fu- ture Homemakers of America. Omega was the largest club in the world in membership, the only club which was open to any student in high school. Many schools had all students holding membership. The National Headquarters for Omega were in Washington. D C. and the direc- tors worked closely with the U.S. Office of Education. Sir Talon admired the Omega members. 39 French Club inging, playing, and eating were the favorite activities of the German Club. A five- course German meal at Schoewald Terrace filled their tummies and broadened their hori- zons (they had to speak only in German!) During the spring they spent a few days at Clear Creek language camp. For Christmas a “tannenbaum” was decorat- ed with hand-strung popcorn and cran- berries (more popcorn was eaten than strung). An exchange party with the Spanish Club featured German tacos and enchiladas. “How about a German Pina- ta?“ thought Sir T. 40 Row One. left to right: Michelle Craner. M Stumphy, Juli Smith, Kevin Peppin, Marta Cheatwood; Row Two. left to right: Christine Rose. Ynguil Haugse, Amy Smith. Michelle Harris. Wendy Brown. Matt Javadi. Matt Newman; Row Three, left to right: Stacy Backus. Michele Bateman. Trudy Reynolds. Bonnie Bahr. Rowena Bahr, Karl Weenig, Brad Kirk. Ben Mildenhall. Lynette Lindstrom Spanish Club. Row One. left to right: Kevin Cook. Jeff Reynolds. Eric Mather. Eric Petersen. Howard Wolsey. Steven Ashby. Robert Carlisle Steven Bader. David Merrill. Row Two. left to right: Marcia Vitale. Kelly McGeever. Linda Snow. Becky Larsen. Korene McCausland. Ruth Anne Ivy. Laura Fakler. Julie PerTy. Cami Vitale. Julie Vitale. Zahra Baharvand Row Three, left to right: Greg Miner. Sheldon Smith. John King. David West. Scott Larsen. Bruce Pritchett. Doug Stubbs. Grent Hillam. Arline Finlinson. German Club German Club. Row One. left to right: Eric White. Layton Schaelling. Jess Cox. Barry Bryson. Shane Zufelt. Perry Thorne. Robert Folsonv Row Two. left to right: Amy Gould. Lynette LmdstrorrTTeresa Hall. Patricia Davis. Susan Leo. Ruth Ann Ivy. Krista Thornock. Liz Lambert .ThorChnstianson. Row Am Mtto right: Terry Cross. Tanna Schreiber. Jeann.e Harris. Ynguil Haugse. Julia Pope. Helene Kepas. Ryan Undstrom Becky McLean. Tom Christeniwn. rry O so Row Four, left to right: Rich Henniger. Kip Rasmussen. Craig Leftwich. Alan Baumgarten. John Petersen. Eric Fisher. Newell Stacy. Curtis Felt. 41 SWonok Society nyone who was a good stu- dent at Timpview and kept a high GPA was rewarded with an invitation to become a member of the Honor So- ciety. Sir Talon discovered that the purpose of the Honor Society was to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote wor- thy leadership, and to encourage the de- velopment of character. The organization brought the achievements of outstanding high school students to the attention of their classmates, parents, and the com- munity. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A s X £ Officers, left to right: Sue Lambert. Boyd Tingey. Jon Lysenko. Janet Panhorst Honor Society. Row One. left to right: Ines Bennion. Julia Pope. Shelley Henstrom. Liz Carlson, Regina Simona. Theresa Marchant. Ann Ivie.Jacque Roundy. Linda Hansen. Shirley Nixon. Charlene Carlisle. Row Two: Sue Lambert. Jon Lysenko. Paul Larsen. Janet Panhorst. Cheryl Folsom. Tammi Jeffery Debbie Alder. Row Three: Becky Larsen. Janice Stringham. Lori Armstrong. Connie Tucker. Athena Kepas. Kendall Petersen. Boyd Tingey. Rose Ann Taylor. Kim Waters. Colleen Jensen. Brenda Anderson. Carolyn Freeman. Jeri Wyn Gillie. Steven Burr; Row Four: Wendy Horton. Teresa Hall. Caren Dyer. Camille Kartchner. Cathy Bergera. Roger Layton. Kelly McGeever. JoAnn Zahlman. Lynette Lindstrom. Valerie Miner. Becky Williams. LuAnn Hansen. Douglas Strong, (advisor). Jodyn Peterson. Laurie Bird 42 S«lf Honor Bock Row left to right: Kent Wallace (Public Relations). Roger Layton (Founder and President). Front Row: Tammy Webb (Socud V P ). Lym Wilkins (Secretary). Lori Gillie (Mascot). Diane Dinsdale (Personal Manager.) Rebecca Bridges (Activities V.P.). Mary Ann Fisher (Group Contortionist). No Pictured: DyAnn Davis (Advisor) and nobody blamed her mong the many groups, clubs, and organizations at Timpview, Sir Talon en- countered the Self Honor Society. It was created to honor those students who had lower grades and higher egos. The requirements to enter this club were few yet they were strictly enforced. Meetings were held secretly when every- one was away from school (including the club members). Just what the group did no one was sure, but they certainly had a good time doing it. Honor Society 43 ART CLUB Board of Directors, left to right: Josh Agle. Dennis Harris. Steve Heiner, Kip Rasmussen. Jim Madsen. Shelby Hammond. Patty Porter. Laurie Lindstrom, Steve Adams Officers, left to right: Steve Adams. Co-President; Steve Heiner. Chair man of the Board; Josh Agle, Co-Vice President; Patty Porter. President Pica. Row One. right to left: Becky Tholi. Merrie Lee Campbell. Rebecca Rylee, Tom Lee. Gary McKeliar; Row Two: James Madsen. A dv Howard. Shari Tyler. Nikki Pearson; Row Three: Scott Hymphreys, Craig Pinegar. Matt Agle. Lee Jacobs. Shelby Hammond. Alyson Stevenett. Kodi Jeffery. Elite, Row One. left to right: Trudy Reynolds. Della Elvin. Tammy Jeffery, Yvette Howells. Joslyn Peterson. Shari Matthie, Carolyn Greeman, Terry Critchfield. Tori Bussio. Teresa Crowley. Row Two: Tom Christensen, Brian Tregaskis. Patty Porter. Kirsta Olson. Card Lyons. Roger Crosland. Roger Layton. Kyle Hooker; Row Three: Josh Agle. Russ Hopkinson. Doug Van Alfen, Lyneille Tanner. Janice Clark, Jim Campbell, Dennis Harris, Steve Leftwich, Brad Slade, Travis Agle Math Club. Seated, left to right: Theresa Merchant. Lynette Lindstrom, Shelia Gill, Anne Crawley. Standing: Bryan Talbot. Jamie Campbell. Sheldon Smith, Greg Oakes. Russell Peterson, Sam Blackham Sam Blackham at the keyboard. Officers: Greg Oakes. Sheldon Smith Alpine Climbing Club, left to right: Con Bunnell. Blair Shumway. Margie Anderson. Mark Layton-Advisor, Gil Shumway. Steve Heiner. Leslie Pearce. John McKellar. Dave Stanger 46 International Thespian Society uring the 6th Century BC Sir Talon knew one The spius. a winning writer of tragedy at the Festival of Dionysus. On one occasion. Thespius stepped from the group and recited alone, therefore credited with be- ing the first actor All future actors, in- cluding Timpview’s own. became known as Thespians. Timp's own International Thespian Society follows this motto: “Act well your part; there all the Honor lies ’ On Floor: Becky Bridges Row One. left to right: Lon Gillie. Roger Layton. Joslyn Peterson. Mary Ann Fisher. Kristy Percival; Row Two. left to right: Lu Carlson. Lynne Wilkins. Diane Dinsdale. Tam. Webb. Virginia McVea. Debbie Chabot; Row Three, left to right: Barney Hadden. Steward Geary. T.m Wadham. Carl Belliston. Alan Baumgarten t m Science Club. Row One. left to right: Sheldon Smith. Lynette Lindstrom. Theresa Merchant, Shelley Henstrom. Ann Ivie. Jan Panhorst; Row Two. left to right: Sheila Gil. Julie Smith. Scott Olson. Bruce Wilson. Greg Oaks. Mr Fore SCIENCE CLUB r Fore, don’t turn right on a left only one-way street!” was heard as ye olde Sci. Club members journeyed to the Hansen Planetarium. Mrs. Esplin earned a rose for her driving, Mr. Fore nearly wrecked. Stewart Geary fogged windows with constant discourses on nothing, and smashed everyone while disco dancing in the back seat Finally, Sheldon Smith bought Stew’s partial claim on Shelley Henstrom for the sum of 32c And this is science?” questioned Sir T Taking orders for milk shakes 48 hat do a king, a pawn, and a lot of heavy tension have in common? They’re all ever present in a game of Chess. Being a great lover of the game. Sir Talon was delighted to see a challenging young chess team at Timp- view. He stood in awe as he watched the team compete in many interschool matches. This group was new at the school and they laid the foundations for many future successful years of Chess at Timpview. Chess Club Radio Club, sitting: Shef Clark. Scott Price, Row One: Eric Albach. KA7DZE. Kyle Harris. Bruce Wilson. WB7WHD. Mike Christensen. WB7WBE. Mr Gangerter. W7GAG. Row Two:: Brad Kirk. KA7 ALB. Ross Wolf. Craig Leftwich, WB7UMX RADIO GLUB saddle caught the eye of Sir Talon as he strolled through Commons one day. He de- cided to sign up for the club sponsoring the saddle - the Rodeo Club. Members of the club took a really great ride up Slade Canyon. They also took several snowy winter rides. Sir Talon was always really excited for the overnight riding trips, but the weather never seemed to cooperate. The club, under the direction of Mark Layton, looked forward to the spring ro- deos and to the rides throughout the year. Row One. left to right: Matt Hutchings. J.m Engle. Jamie Campbell. Kory Jensen. Bryan Jacobson. Row Two: Tim Benedict. Tom Blackmore. Jeff Cox. Row Three: April Wood. Kisma Davis. Valerie Miner. Cori Bunnell. Lyneille Tanner. Row Four: Kelly McGeever. Mark Layton • Adviser. Laurie Boulton. Lynn Payton 51 DEC A. Row One. left to right: David Lysenko. Jeff Ahlstrom, Ron Hawkins. Randy Nilsen; Row Two: Norma Bowman. Juli Smith. Martha Cheatwood. Val Miner. Becky Williams, Jana Bartlome DECA 52 usiness was another area found very strong by Sir Talon. To further interests in business a DECA Chapter was formed. DECA was an organization of business students who were interested in the mar- keting and distribution of goods and ser- vices. DECA stands for Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America, and has mem- bers throughout the country. Officers were: President, Randy Nilsen. Vice President, Julie Smith; Secretary. Marta Cheatwood; Treasurer. David Lysenko; and Reporter Historian, Jana Bartlome. DECA members were interested in so- cial activities and work experiences for all. Officer� : David Lysenko. Juli Smith Row One. left to right: Valerie Tracy, Jo Anne Zahlmann. Marci Bowen, Becky Williams, Jana Bartlome. Valerie Miner. Lu Ann Hanson. Caren Hams; Row Two. left to right: Lisa Tracy. Raylene Andersen, Marta Cheatwood. Doug Pinder. Bryce Lyons, Brian Wilkes, Tamara Moffitt, Annette Harward, Valone Johnson. Myrna Darrlngton, Row Three, left to right: Steve Call. David Lysenko. Dahl Downing. Steve Wyman. Mark Wheadon. Brett Burr. Steve Bearnson. Kent Tolman. Scott Dixon 53 ed flashing lights — DO NOT ENTER — brought Sir Talon to a stop in front of the yearbook darkroom. He was to discover that many strange and wonderful things devel- oped behind those doors. The photogra- phers, he saw, liked to get into trouble with everyone, including the law. Held at gunpoint and being read your rights did not make a pretty picture! Such gyrations Sir Talon had never seen. Tom Christensen nervously rustling pa- pers as he called to the reclining Steve Olsen, “How can you be so calm!” while Mrs. B. queried Miss P. on the topic of copy. Costumed for Halloween in pigtails and jeans, Miss Peterson was heard to say, “Now seriously, deadline will be met!” and Mrs. Blakesley nodded her assent, “That goes double for me.” Clamor and confusion abounded, but Sir Talon knew good resulted from such chaos. Staff. Back Row. left to right: Kirsta Olsen. Jamie Christensen. Nancy Anderson, Shaunna Sorensen. Suzanne Blakesley. Linda Peterson. Lynne Wilkins. Ann Woodbury. Josh Agle, Mary Ann Markham. Russ Hopkinson. Jeff Taysom. Front Row: Regina Nelson. Susan Taylor. Janette Clark. Mike Holm. Gillie Heimdall. Tom Christensen. Patty Porter. Roger Layton. Shan Tyler. Jan Hayward. Kim Goff. Brian Tregaskis. Zack Bigler. Not Pictured: l.ynette Andersen, Steve Heiner. Steve Olsen, Eric Peterson. Dennis Harris. Jim Madsen 54 55 Orchestra. Violins: Sue Lambert. Maria Dinsdale, Sheila Gil, Janet Panhorst. Cari Balmforth, Aaron Enke. Lynnette Anderson. Peter Monson. Ruth Ann Gaz� e« Debbie Browning, Michelle Rodriguez. Ann Crawley. Jennette Palmer. Lori Clark. Becky Porter. Linda Smith, Eric Riggs. Chen Doxey, Barbara Peterson. Suzann Gill, Bonnie Bahr. Helene Kepas. Ines Bennion. Ewan Davis, Annette Bowman. Violas: Jim Dixon. Kyle Hooker. David Crowther, Wendy Horton. Sandra Ekms Jill Downing, Kristen Hunsaker. Valerie Lambert, Cello: Stuart Strauss. Greg Misbach. Nathan Palmer. Bill Madsen. Rowena Bahr. String Bass: Blake MaxfieM Eric Nielsen. Richard Taylor. Dan Chrisman. Flutes: Clay Cundick. Lisa Tracy. Yvonne Farnsworth. Teresa Crowley. Clarinets: Sheldon Smith, Carolee Walton Greg Oaks. Kent Wallace. Oboe: Caren Harris Bassoon: Clark Fisher. Trumpet: Dan Hoopes. Paul White. Brad Gardner. Trombones: Dennis Harris. Dav« Fitzgerald. Brian Rodreguiz. Curtis Felt. French Horn: Kit Hooker. Colleen Hawkins. Scott Snelson, Chris Perry; Tuba: Eric Fisher. Percussion: Karl Weenig Jim Dudley. Rob Burr 56 ORCHESTRA o Sir Talon few things were more enjoyable than relax ing to the heavenly strains of his orchestra. He found the orchestra at Timpview an organization of mystique as evidenced by the following questions: Was it becoming acceptable to be in the orchestra? Could football players find a place in the orchestra and still be effec- tive on the grid-iron? Would the French horns ever get it right? (They were capa- ble of it any time, but who else was going to keep Mr Hill on his toes?) Was the famed prima donna section finally getting some prima don’s? Was it true that the orchestra won trophies too? Was there an orchestra dynasty going on at Timp- view? And last, but not least, did the bookstore really know that Timpview had a band and orchestra? Sir T. knew that answers would be found. Take it from the top fo the Hill 57 Officers: Jim Dixon, Ann Crowley. Kyle Hooker MARCHING BAND PERCUSSION Gerrit Anderson Robert Burr Bill Faulkner John Harris Mike Jarvis McKay Larsen Betsy Moore Scott Waters Karl Weeniq SAXAPHONE Jeff Baird Eric Dillman Ann Lastowski Steve l.eftwich Boyd Peterson Steve Pratt Layton Schaelling Brian Stringham Steve Tolman Eric Weight Kent Werner David West Eric White SOUZAPHONE Eric Fisher Todd Hadden TALL FLAG Lynette Batson Annette Davis Ginger Freeman Les Herbert Eva Hill Tammy Kadjan Karen Milner Lynda Miner Susan Richardson Gail White TROMBONE Alan Andrus Steve Andrus Mark Barrett Randy Carr David Fitzgerald Dennis Harris David Henstrom Steve Kmgsolver Brian Rodrigues TRUMPET Danny Broadbent Stuart Fisher Brad Garner Dan Hoopes Craig Matthews Korene McCausland Phil Murphy Reed Nuttal Teresa Thomas Bill Walton Charles West Paul White Kenny Wilson he Symphonic Band was a source of pride to Sir Talon. The group won 3A competi- tion at the International Fes- tival in San Francisco and received three superior ratings in Region Concert Band Festival St. George. Utah. The band sponsored a 24-hour marathon basketball game to raise funds for its tours and trips to competition festivals. •'Such dedication always wins, Sir Talon assured. Seated. Yvonne Farnsworth Row One. left to right. Lisa Tracy. Pres . Brian Rodriguez. Carolee Walton. Yuu Taguchi. Betsy Moore. Colleen Hawkins Standing, left to right: Dennis Harris. Todd Hadden. Steve Tolman. Rob Burr. Eric Weight. Sheldon Smith. Dan Hoopes ■ Symphonic band Row One. left to right: Reg.n,a Grey. Nicole Price. Shauna Liddle. Jackie Haines. Kim Waters. Yuu Taguchi. Teresa Crowley Lisa Tracy. Yvonne Farnsworth; Row Two left to right: David West. Jeff Baird. Craig Weight. Susan Gill. David Dillman. Robin Harris. Shannon Baird. Kent Wallace. Carolee Walton. Greg Oaks. Sheldon Smith. Clark Fisher. Caren Harris Row Three, left to right: Eric White. Davis Andrus. Kevin Stevenette. Eric Dillman. Steve Leftwich. Layton Schaelhng. Brian Strmgham. Steve Tolman. Eric Weight. Gary Pope Chris Perry. Scott Snelson. Colleen Hawk,ns. Row Four, left to right tWerner_Dan Hoopes Carl White. Phil Murphy. Brad Garner. Charles West. Bill Walton. Mike Morley. Craig Matthews. Teresa Thomas. Korene McCausland. Alan M.sbach. Reed Nut,all Row Five, left to right: Glen Pope. Steve Ashby Steve Andrus. Steve Kmgsolver. Mark Barrett. Randy Carr. David Hens,rom urtis Felr Alan Andrus David Fitzgerald. Dennis Hams. Brian Rodriguez. Row Six. left to right: Mike Jarvis. Scot, Waters. Betsy Moore. ,m Dudley. Bill Faulkner. Garre, Anderson. Carl Ween.g F.phnm Villalobos. Tony Goff. Rob Burr. McKay Larsen. Eric Fisher. Todd Hadden 59 musical department with such widespread talent and diversity as Timpview claimed? “Impossible!” Sir Talon decided. Then he listened to the many chorus classes and the Jazz Band at the school and he was impressed. Even the training choirs were filled with beautiful voices and great abilities. The Jazz Band boasted a Second Place in the open competition at San Francisco. They were chosen to be the host band at the Utah State PTA Convention and they performed at the Family Life Conference at BYU as well as at the opening of the new Mann Theaters in Provo. Dancing away to the beat. Sir Talon felt that all was well with music in his kingdom. JAZZ BAND Row One. left to right: Kelly McGeever. Julie Bates. Steve Leftwhich. David West.Steve Tolman, Eric Weight. Kevin Stevenette. Row Two. left to rlght: Michel! Rodriguez. Jim Dixon. David Fitzgerald. Brian Rodriguez. Dennis Harris. Alan Andrus; Row Three, left to right: Mike Jarvis. Jim Dudley, Charles West. Bill Walton. Dan Hoopes, Paul White. Phil Murphy 60 Sing on Cadies Freshman Chorus. Front Row. left to right: Christine Rose. Jenny Caneen. Betsy Brackner, Kaeleen Wistisen. Michelle Craner. Barbara Anderson Back Row. left to right: Stacey Backus. Christine Nixon. Sandra Cheatwood. Kathy Wilson. Karen Thorne Concert Chorus. Front Row. left to right: Diane Stanger, Lan to Luu. Ruscene Porter. Caren Harris. Starla Harris. Mary Bennion, Tiffany Bowler. Back Row, left to right: Gayle Watson. Heather Muhlstein. Kelly Young. Jenette Clark. Gille Heimdall. Laura Cottrell. Becky Morley. Kelly Patrick. Swing Choir. Seated, left to right: Cheryl Bates. Keri Lynn Keith, Shannon Engemann. Brooke Alexander. Standing, left to right: Debbie Alder. Terry Lyons. Valerie Johnson. Kristin Hamblin. Jenny Griffin. Kim Zupan. Karen Ellsworth. Kathleen Bramhall. Lynnanne Taylor. Carolyn Hall. Gale Peay. Paula Riding. Sufifiqmcj Sinews Madrigals. Front Row. left to right: Steve Burr. Kelly McGeever. Becky Schaellmg. John Bacon. Sandra Burch. Second Row. left to right: Sherri Gunn. Susan Brown. Bobby Christensen Mary Babb. Third Row. left to right: Russ Baird. Roger Layton. Shaunna Sorensen. Michelle Jensen Row One. left to right: Shirley Nixon. Steve Burr. Linda Hansen. Sherri Gunn. Tim Wadham. Yvette Howells. Sandra Burch. Roger Layton. Kelly McGeever. Becky Schaelling David Babb. Stacy Clark. Julie Bates. Eric Bluth. Cathy Clark. Row Two. left to right: Kristen Kezerian. Russell Baird. Al Thomas. Charlene Carlisle Doug Van Alien. Renae Dahl. Raquel Miner. Ben Hadden. Kaye Nelson. Liz Lambert. Jim Cahoon. Karen Hendrix. Barbara Wayne. Todd Carver Becky Mclean Becky Larsen Jim Schultz. Carolee Walton. Row Three, left to right: Mary Babb. Stuart Strauss. Shaunna Sorenson. Sherry Baker John Bacon Cher.e Crolt James Glade Valerie Raisor. Lynn Payton. Trent Fletcher. Stephanie Freeman. Mary Hoffman. Steve Lewis. Kathy Strong Jean Nielsen David Dyer. Bobbie Christensen. Michelle Jensen. David Waters. Deanna Burns Row Four, left to right: Jeff Gruwell. Kristina Harrison. Wendy Horton Todd Hadden. Susan - Brown. Jean.ne Christensen. Dave Baird. Tammy Kadjan. McKay Davis. Diane W.st.sen. Curt Evans. Debbie Chabot. Diana Jamison. Greg Wmterton. Linda Smith. Teresa Crowley. Alan Andrus. Shirley Oaks. Dave Griffiths. Annette Harward elodious voices reached the ears of Sir Talon as he opened the door to find the singing A cappella of Timp- view. Like the Thunderbird, they too had spirit and performed su- perbly. From frustrated sight reading to over-enthusiastic Happy Birthday med- leys—from Friday’s solos to fire drills — they achieved outstanding quality. Forensics LWBB s he walked into the Foren- sics area S'r noticed wise Barney Hadden sayings on the blackboard and a com- motion in the direction of the Senior offices. Had someone finally walked in on Wendy Brown changing or had Mr Moore just decided to clean the offices himself? Going over to join a permanent group in the corner. Sir T heard about one anonymous debator who closed a testi- mony with “please vote affirmative,” and the student who forgot suit pants and had to debate in coat, tie. levis, and Adidas. Still, with their impressive wins, the Forensics Team was No. 1. Team. Carl Bel list on and Stewart Geary LUIULA MARYMOUI UNIVERSg Team: John Watson and Noel MacCabe _ r .V� n tc . --v • ••• %xWk SCHOLARS ♦S $ S4t S4tl 66 4 « Alene Rowley, counselor, tickles the ivory. TVom Dave Kleber had to make some adjust ments. Clytie Ransom nurse� her embroidery tro inS through the corridors of his kingdom one day. Sir ■SgwSfgB Talon ventured into the inner sanctum of the Counseling Center. He was glad to see his students encouraged to ask for help and advice. He tried to get in to talk to a counsel- or but found that wasn’t easy due to the careful screening and inquisition-like ques- tioning of Mrs. Whitlock. However, he did find two counselors. Mr. Houston and Miss Davis, out in the parking lot reving up Corvette and 280 Z engines for a hot race down 650. Sir Talon was content. He knew tht the stu- dents of Timpview would always get the strength and support they needed from the secretaries and counselors he had seen. It was good to know that all was well in this part of the kingdom. Carol Whitlock, secretary, lets the good times roll. DyAnn Davis, counselor, got new plates Rod Houston in his hot rod p 5F f T ho are the handmaidens in my kingdom?” Sir Talon mused. Was it Mrs. Creer who answered phones, made appointments, changed hairstyles, and filed her nails all in one day? Or was it Mrs. Littler, who. while seasons changed and time passed on. always stood vigil over the Xerox machine, ra- tioning paper? Debits and credits, receipts, and cries of “How much in the yearbook account?” accosted his ears as he watched Mrs. Freeman balance the book of the king- dom. “Well done!” he shouted servants all!” Sherry Littler. Receptionist Bonne Freeman. Bookstore Feme Shurtliff, Attendance Trudy Hathaway answers her hair Kathy Creer. Head Secretary 71 74 Ernei Anderson draws applause I 1 1 | 2 0 0 0 5 2 1 0 0 2 2 1 121 2 2 1 2 0 2 2 2 1 a 2 2 I I S il Linda Peterson A wheeler dealer! 0] I I2J I 1 1 ill I2J 2 2 2 2 Jim Campbell The Thunderbird did what? Another Mona Lisa7 jir JrSf=3 =lr=Jr f r=Jf r r f f= f f f=jf f= r=Jf= r r=Jf r tSf r= r=Jr==Jr=Jr=Jf=Jr=Jr==Jr==Jf==Jf Teresa McKee. Teresa Crowley, and Debbie Nilsen «buttered as they focused on a photo assignment cing interested in all aspects of life. Sir Talon decided to venture into the Art Depart ment. He was surprised to find that in some of the classes they were discussing personal hy- giene and modesty instead of the finer points of making jewelry. Upon entering Mr Anderson’s room, he was startled to see Sheri Isaacson (Venus deMilo with arms) posing in her leotard for a class of aspiring young artists. And while Mr. Anderson was busily helping his students, some of his darling freshmen poured ink in the chemicals which made for some pretty dark developments in the photo class. The sign above the door said, “Miss Pe- terson” but some were still in doubt as to whether she existed or not because of the oft-repeated phrase, “Has anyone seen Miss Peterson?” in Action 75 April Wood should work for Zales Better than a tupperware bowl 78 B«tty Hansen thrives on work Suzanne Blakesley There must be some food in there some- where! Joyce Oldroyd bears hei What's she got that s everyone in Coach Lewis's class just being quiet, or are they all dead? Is Miss Frahm only assigned to teach half of first period or does her watch just run slowly? These were some of the questions Sir i Talon heard ringing through the English Department. He found the area at Timp- I view abounding with teachers who had a genuine love for literature and the English language. Mr. Rowley was always eager to drill more grammar into the heads of his schol- ars. and Mr. Burton, pondering for better ways to help his students, hardly noticed when he hit his own leg with a sledge i hammer. 1 Mrs. Hansen, after a long day of helping young scholars, still had time to care for countless thriving green plants while Sir Talon wondered, seeing Mr. Evanson. if looks got jobs. Musit - Department Terry Hill notes his music. Paul Larson, you’re a real mover! Sharon fiddled on the roof n the first floor of the Indus- trial Arts Building, Sir Talon heard harmonious sounds. Mr. Larson. Dr Billings, and Mr. Hill did an excellent job with the various musical groups at Timp- view High. Some of the choruses felt the true meaning of Christmas as they sang in rest homes around the county. The bands and orchestra gave some very nice con- certs in the Commons for many interest- ed listeners. “Music is the key to life!” hummed Sir T. as he moved on through his kingdom. Jim Dixon tuned it up Palmer flew, bowing 747 Dr Billings, alias Evel Kneivel Don't laugh It never did come out of the pan! Doris Warner weaved through the year. m p f ] =n payiBlPPPlialPPf She was all egged out fSJ I [cU I fell 1H'311 fnl 11 r?3 Is Ricky Frost really Italian? HOME ECONOMICS lt s alive! DPBPPPPlillPPBglPpiigllfglPPfji itches, goblins, and spooks startled Sir Talon down stairs in his kingdom. He was relieved to find these beings to be only his Home Economics Teachers. Sir Talon saw a long table set for a feast of several hundred. Where was the food? Why did each plate have its own centerpiece? Sir Talon wondered if it had anything to do with the name “Table Set- ting Contest” or the fact that there were winners who included Pam Eldridge, Paul Larsen, Mary Hansen. Katrina Best, and Shelley Henstrom. Sir Talon was pleased with what he saw. Rose Mary White cut up. Dang! another blurry movie David Naylor steered clear of homework YE OLD Crunch 84 a Vk. Drew Bolander. your mind really matters Bob Hiatt woke up his neighbor FITSICIl CIEiSl Rob Graham studied how to make points. ir Talon was sitting in on Mr Bolander's 7th period class one day. He watched Matt Donaldson walk into class, sit down and fall asleep. He slept through the assignment, the lecture, and Mr Lindstrom’s exciting afternoon announcements. 15 minutes after lights out, Matt’s girlfriend retrieved him as he vowed he had never done that before! Sir T. knew this was no reflection on Mr. Bolander. What better lesson on the need for sleep to stay healthy? Margie Anderson drew a new hand Brian Kuhlmann passed out Sam Blackham from another angle Laura is Crays ee about sports Larry Sorenson Shauna liked math a Liddle Brad Hatch would have rather been in Hawaii “I got it! said Laura Stoddard Don Chamberlain’s new racquet is changing oil. ZZ SC Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Zmz Z Z Z Z Z Z t C Z S X 86 added things up. £53C$33C 53C££C£33C £Wa Ann brought her baby egg to class 1 V Hepworth got to the point math Garth Gooch, you multiplied! ow do I find the radius of a circle?” “What’s a trinomial square?” “A hypotenuse what?” “I don’t get it!” When he heard these comments, Sir Talon knew exactly where ,he was— the Math Department, so ably' |led by Sam Blackham. President, Utah ‘Teachers of Math. This was the place1 .where more chalk, pencils, and paper [were used up than anywhere else in his ►kingdom This was where a teacher ! would go over the same problem six [times and still have the entire class totally 'confused. But, somehow the math teach- •ers at Timpview seemed to have more [patience than the students had questions! Sir Talon was pleased. Score two for Dick Paulson 87 Randy Carr ran through a problem This + that explosion ?! for Steve Gall ir Talon was always interest- ed in the why and where fores of things in his king- dom. So. one day. using caution, he approached the science personnel and students in the lower academic wing. The chemistry class proved that Sprite, when poured through cheesecloth, lost its carbonation. (Who says there’s no hope for tomorrow when we have this kind of experimentation going on?) In the physi- ology class Diane Dinsdale’s bladder burst - pig bladder that was, while Coach Martinez expounded “There’s no substi- tute for smarts!” The young Einstein’s at work were im- pressive as they worked diligently on ward and upward. Building blocks for Mr Fore Clocking the time to next performance for Mr Hepworth 88 puter' dumb? No, this is it! Come and get it, if you dare! Doug questioned. What is this? h,0 d-+nh. Kristiina Harrison said the ey«« had it. David Creer, you're perfect. Don Throckmorton says. Hi. Mom Mr Ashby, Making toothpicks9' Is drafting more drawing 90 We did it! The house we built The doctors performed a carberectomy Our man of steel. Mr Mehew or erasing: Was Mr Dennis really reading a diet book? Some people loathed the lathe 91 Rosalie Mackay stuck it all together Karl Barksdale strummed along Douglas Strong wood do it. HISTORIANS Jim McCoy tied it all up Look out guys. I can hear Mr Strong coming. cCoy, Strong, Mackay, Barksdale. Kauo. Sumsion. Chappell, and sometimes Gillespie, brought excite- ment as Social Studies Scholars in Sir Talon’s kingdom. Any day might have found the peasant- ry involved in various activities: Ku Klux Klan attacks on Paul Crawford, Steve Chase as George Washington hammering thumb with gavel (?), Edison visiting Barksdale as plans were made to H- Bomb, A. Khomeni as term project, Kauo trying to mainstream his students, Mr. C. demanding order as Mr. Sumsion looked on. 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Mckay 171, 136 Bahr, Rowena 150, 40, 36 Bailey, Janet 136 Baird, David R. 122, 63. 22 Baird, Glen O. 136 Baird, Jeffery 150, 58, 59 Baird, Jeanne 150 Baird, Russell 63, 62, 102, 93 Baird, Rochelle 136 Baird, Ronald L. 136 Baird, Shannon 58, 136, 59 Baker. Sheralyn 139, 122, 63 Baldwin, Andrea 150 Balmforth, Cari 122, 132, 36 Banks, Holly 136 Banks. Lisa 122 Barnes. Barbara 121, 122, 18, 32, 189, 22 Barnes, Keith C. 136, 184 Barnes, Ralf P Barnes. Warren W 182. 132, 104, 106, 26. 209 Barnett, Tony J. 106 Barnett, Alan B. 139 Barrett. Mark A. 150, 58. 59 Bartlome, Jana L. 53, 52, 106 Bateman. Mark S. 174, 182, 106, 196, 209 Bateman. Michele 194, 40, 206 Bates. Cheryl D 150, 62 Bates. Julie A. 60. 63, 106 Bates, Lorna 106 Batson, Lynette 58, 122 Baum. Deidree 122 Baumgarten. James 122, 47, 41, 38. 37, 36. 64 Bearnson, Stephen 174, 53, 182, 32. 106, 196, 206, 209 Beck, Andrea 150 Beck. Brian R. 150 Beck, Julie A. 168, 122 Beck. Scott M. 171, 137, 139 Begay, Rose M. 137 Bell. Erin 122 Bell, Jeffrey D. 137, 148 Belliston, Carl J. 47. 38. 33. 37, 106, 36. 32. 64. 65 Belliston, Kathryn 137 Bench, Allyson 33, 106, 32 Bench, Diane 150 Benedict. Leslie 122 Benedict. Richard 137 Benedict, Tim 137, 51 Bennett, Linda Bennion, Ines R. 122, 36, 42 Bennion, Mary L. 61, 106 Benson. Pete 170 Bent, David Bergera, Cathy R. 122, 42 Bergin, Eric J. 137 Besecker, Terri Best, Katrina 137, 39, 18, 32, 134, 19, 24. 29 Beus, Karen E. 150 Beus, Kimberly 151 Bigler. Susan R. 168, 122, 123 Bigler, Zackary S. 54, 120, 122 Billings. Russell L. Bingham, Jerry K. 106 Bingham, Melanie 144 Bingham, Ronette 106 Bird, Laurie K 167, 106, 42 Bird, Wendy Black. Wendy S. Blackmore, Tom 51 Blake, Spencer 174, 122, 186 Bloxham, Lauri K. 137 Bloxham, Nathan 122 Bluth, Eric 123, 63, 38 Boekweg, David 106 Boekweg, Joseph 123 Bolden, Janna L. 106 Boshard, John R. 174, 33, 106, 32. 196 Bowen, Melanie 151 Bowers. Tommy 137 Bowler, Tiffany 151, 61 Bowman. Annette 151, 36 Bowman. Marcie 123, 53 Bown, Laurie Sue 106 Boyack, Amy 166, 137, 32 Brackner. Betsy 61 Bradfield, Robert C. 123, 22 Brailsford, Cyndra 151 Braithwaite, Gary M Bramhall, Karen 123, 189 Bramhall, Kathleen 151. 62, 189 Bravo, Nacin Y. Brandenburg, Teri L. 194, 121, 32. 206 Bridges, Becky 47, 43, 106, 36 Brockbank, Bruce R 176 Brockbank, Christopher D. 151, 176 Broadbent, Danny B. 58, 137 Broadbent, David 106 Brock, Daniel 107 Brown. Andy 151 Brown, Belinda 137 Bown, D. Scott 137 Brown. Dell G. 171, 137 Brown. Ken C. Brown, Parni 151 Brown. Susan 63, 62, 107 Brown, William C. Brown, Wendy L. 40. 107, 64, 65 Browning. Deborah 151, 56 Bryner, Loren 171, 137 Bryson, Barry H. 137, 41 Budge. Brian 123, 125, 130, 196 Bullock, Michael B. 123 Bunnell. Corri 51, 46, 107 Burch, Sandra 123, 63, 62, 64 Burch, Steven G. 151 Burgess, Mary 107 Burleigh, David 174, 123 Burns. Deanna L. 63, 107 Burr. Brett W 174, 53, 107, 186, 206 Burr, Robert 58, 123, 59, 56 Burr, Steven 63, 62, 32, 107, 42 Burr, Susan 166, 137 Burrows, James E. 137 Burt, Patrick 151 Bush. Niels E. 107 Bush, Sonja 151 Bussio, Gina 151 Bussio, Tori 169, 122, 44 Bustamante, Rosa 123 c Cahoon, James E. 174, 123, 63, 196 Cahoon, Chris 107 Call, Christine 137 Call, Steven 53, 88, 107 Campbell, James W. 123, 51, 44, 45 Callister, Mark A. 107 Campbell. Brian K. 137 Campbell, Lance J. 138 Campbell, Leland J. Campbell, Merrie L. 138, 44, 191 Campbell, Tamara L. 138 Caneen, Jenny 61 Caneen, Michele 123, 132 Cannon. Bryant 123 Capel, Jennie 169, 123 Card. Scott 138, 184 Carlisle, Charlene 39, 63, 107, 42 Carlisle, Robert E. 151, 41 Carlisle, Stephen 138 Carlson, Elizabeth V. 47, 38, 32, 107, 36. 42 Carr, Randy 58, 138, 59 Carrillo. Carmen 123 Carter, Frank Carter, Gwen 107 Carter, Marcie I 138 Carver, Todd T. 123, 63, 37, 36 Chabot, Debbie E. 168, 47, 63, 107, 21 Chamberlain. Clint 151, 185 Chambers, Scott T. 138, 187 Chandler, Marlene 138 Chapman, Sheryl L. 138, 38 Chase, Stephen 171, 138, 184 Cheatwood, Marta C. 138, 53, 52. 40 Cheatwood, Sandra M 151, 61 Chorniak. Kelly O. 107 Chrisman, Danny 171, 56, 187 Christensen, Bobbie A. 169, 63, 62. 107, 193 Christensen, Brian D. 138 Christensen, Denise 164, 107 Christensen, Dennis C. 107 Christensen, Diana 138, 39 Christensen, Jeaneen 169, 124, 63 Christensen, James 54, 174, 124, 95 Christensen, Michael G. 50, 104, 107. 22 Christensen, Ricky L. 122, 124 Christensen, Rick L. 151, 93 Christensen, Spence 124 Christensen, Thomas 54, 124, 133, 44. 49, 41, 97. 196 Christiansn, Thor K. 151, 41 Christianson, Jordan 174, 18, 107, 206, 23 Christy, Caroline 151 Chynoweth, Kim 107 Clark, Cathryn A. 17, 63, 32, 107, 19 Clark, Heidi L. 167, 107 Clark, Janice 135, 44 Clark, Jenette 54, 124, 61 Clark, John W. 151 Clark, Lorri 56, 124 Clark. Shef T. 138, 50 Clark, Stacy L. 169, 124, 63 Clark, Tamara J 152 Clawson, Julie M 108 Clayton, Lori L. 124 Clayton, Mark L. 174, 108 Clegg, Robert 124, 186 Clegg, Sharon 138 Cluff, Karen L. 138, 38 Kader, Ricky D. College, Ricky 124 Compton. Christine 152 Conlin, Val James 152, 176 Cook. Debbie L 138 Cook, Jenifer 108 Cook, Kevin V. 152 236 Cook. Shuri 138, 39 Coombs. Del 108 Coombs. Lynda Cottrell. Laura 124, 61 Cottrell, Marianne 152 Cottrell. Mane 169, 124, 203, 21 Cottrell, Ray 138 Cox, Alice Cox, Janet A 152 Cox. Jesse M 152, 51. 41 Cox, Richard H. 124 Cracroft. Richard A. 138 Craft. Brian W Crandall. Louis 108 Crandall, Steven 138, 135 Craner. Kelly M 152. 61. 40 Cranney, Sharon 124, 189 Cranney, Susan Crawford. Paul D. 171, 138, 184 Crawley, John L. 33, 32, 108 Crawley, Anne H. 138, 57, 56, 45 Creviston, Lorie E. Critchfield. Deirdrex 124, 65 Critchfield. Caren 108, 42 Critchfield. George L. 138, 184 Critchfield, Terri 124, 44 Croft. Cherie 124, 63 Crosland, Roger E. 124. 44 Cross, David 108 Cross, Greg Cross, Karen K. 165, 124 Cross. Terry 152, 41 Crowley, Teresa A. 75, 58, 124, 44, 59, 56. 63 Crowther, David 124, 56 Cundick, Clay R 142, 56 Curtis, Evelyn 168, 124 Curtis, Nathan 138 D Dahl. Renae 63, 124 Dahl. Robert E. 171, 138, 184 Daiebout. Carie 124 Daiebout, Jeffrey K. 124 Darais, Damon 108 Datwyler, Carri 164, 108, 117, 203 Datwyler, Sue A 152 Davis. Annette K. 58. 138 Davis, Brenda Davis, Ewan 124, 56 Davis, Kisma 51, 108 Davis. Lynn W. 124 Davis, Lori Ann 108, 191 Davis. Me Kay 108 Davis, Patricia G. 41. 108 Davis. Russell Davis, Ronald L. 141 Dayton, L. Taylor 171, 138 De Hoyos, Francisco 108 De Hoyos. Ramona 138 De Motte, Robert J. 174, 108, 119, 186 Deman, Sarah 139 Denning, Kirk W. 185 Denning, Kyle R. 53. 108, 36 Denning, Melanie 124, 83 Dennis. Gary 124 De Wolf, Mitchell C. Dewey, Karen 152 Diaz, Alex D 139 Diaz. Maria 108 Diep, Phoung Dillman, David H. 58, 39. 59 Dillman. Eric R. 58. 124. 59 Dinsdale, Diane 47, 56. 33, 43, 38. 37. 108, 36, 32, 26 Dinsdale, Maria 152, 56 Disbrow, David 36 Disbrow, Nancy 152, 108 Ditman, Shanon R. Dixon, Jim B. 56, 81, 108, 57 Dixon, Scott R. 53, 182, 108, 94. 195, 209 Dodge. Charlie 124 Donaldson. Matthew L. 174, 124, 187 Doran. Michael E. 152 Dowdle, Christine 139 Downing, Dahlen R. 174, 53, 108, 196, 206 Downing, Jill A. 139, 140, 56, 191 Doxey, Cherilyn 139, 56 Driggs, Sondra 124 Duckett, Andrea 108 Duckett, Chris 174, 125 Dudley. James T. 125, 60, 59, 56 Dudley. Wade G. Duke. Tracy 169, 125 Duty. Michelle A. 165. 125, 22 Dyer, David J. 174, 63, 109, 106, 42. 197 Dyer. Kenneth D. 109 E Eader, Steve 41 Ekins. Sandra C. 152, 56. 189 Eldredge. Keith 126 Eldredge, Pam 109 Eliason. Catherine 152, 191 Eliason, Susan 169, 125 Elkins. John 139, 184, 32. 134, 29 Ellingson, Tracy C. 174, 125 Elliott, John R. Elliott. Lyle G. 125 Ellingson, Liz Ellingson. Tracy 125 Eggertsen, Teresa 125 Ellsworth. Karen 152 England, Jane 152 England. Rebecca 139 Elvin, Della 125, 44. 191 Engemann, Shannon L 139, 62 Engle, James P. 125, 51 Enke, Aaron 171, 56 Erickson. Toni 38, 109, 64 Esplin, Kimo Jon 100, 174, 38, 109, 64. 196, 28 Eubanks, Samuel G. 152 Evans. Caroline 109 Evans. Curtis 121, 126, 63, 32. 22 Evans. Danny 139 Evans, Jamie L. 109 Evans, Jeff 109 Evans, Shelley A. 139 F Fakler, Laurie A. 152 Farnsworth, Karen 168, 125, 62 Farnsworth, Yvonne 58, 139, 59. 56 Farrer, Chris 109 Farrer, Kathy Dee 152 Fakler, Laura 41 Faulkner, William A. 58, 139, 59 Faux, Julie 152 Felt, Curtis H. 171, 139, 41. 59. 56 Ferguson, Melanie 139, 142 Ferre, Janine K 125 Fillis, Randy Finlayson, Tonya L. 152 Fisher, Clark 139, 59, 56, 38. 109 Fisher. Eric 58, 125, 41. 59. 56 Fisher, Mary Ann 125, 47, 43, 36 Fisher, Rebecca Fisher, Roberta L. 153 Fisher, Toni 109 Fisher, Stuart 58 Fitzgerald, David 58. 125, 59, 56, 38 Fletcher. Laree 58, 125 Fletcher, Trent A. 174, 125, 128, 63. 186 Folsom, Cheryl 125, 42 Folsom, Robert A. 153, 41 Ford. Michelle Francom, Connie M. 153 Freeman. Carolyn 44. 109, 42 Freeman. Doris 125 Freeman. Ginger 58. 139 Freeman. Meridee 125 Freeman. Stephanie 125, 63 Frisen, Ann 109 Fry, Jan 153 Furrow, Yvonne 153 G Gabbitas, David 187 Gabbitas, Joyce 169, 125 Gagon, Joseph A. 139 Galon, Patrick L. Galan. Phyllis L. 165, 125, 190, 191 Gale. Mark 125 Galloway. Michelle Gardner. Janis Gardner. Kerry L. 139 Garner. Bradley 171, 58, 139, 59. 56. 42 Garner, Heidi 140 Garner, Kaylene 109 Geary. Stewart E 47, 38, 37, 109, 36. 64, 65. 203 Gee, Kurt D. 140 Ghormley, Derrick 140 Giles, Carrie 140 Giles. Kathryn 125, 22 Giles, Suzanne 153 Gill. Roland Gill. Susan 153, 58. 56. 59 Gill. Sheila 48. 49. 56. 109, 42. 45 Gillie. Jeri Wyn 140, 42 Gillie. Lori 47. 43. 38. 37. 109, 36 Gish, Daniel R. 153 Givan, Shauna 189 Glade, James G. 125, 63 Glazier. Richard S. 109 Glade, Glazier, Ruth Ann 140, 56 Gleason, Derek T. 140 Goff, Anthony M. 153, 59 Goff. Kimberly 54. 125 Goff. Robert F. Goff, Thomas 109 Gorman, Maxine 125 Gould. Amy P. 125, 41 Gould, Susan 153 Graham, Brent 140 Graham. G. Robert 85 Graham. Kelly D. 109 Gray, Denise C. 140 Gray, Quintin A 125, 209 Gregerson. Scott 140 Gregerson, Stacy 109 Grey, Reginia L. 58, 59 Griffin, Jennifer 140, 62. 189 Griffiths. David W 174, 125, 63 Griffiths. Debra 140, 39 Groo, Val 174, 110 Grover, Colette 110 Grover, Marc A. 171, 140 Gruweli, Jeffery W. 125. 63 Gull. C. Jeffrey 174, 125, 182. 22. 195 Gunn. Sherri D 125, 63. 62. 23 Gunnell, Karen D. 169, 125 Gurney, Darin V. 110, 36 Gurney, Renay J. 153 H Hadden, Barney C. 47, 38, 37, 110. 36, 64, 65 Hadden, Ben 63 Hadden. Todd A. 58. 125, 59, 63. 38 Haddock, Quinn J. 171, 140 Haglund. Donna 140 Hailstone. Andy 110 Haines. Frank 110 Haines, Jacqueline 153, 58, 59 Hales. Carolyn 104, 32, 110, 26 Halfarce, Eric Halfacre, Kristin 110 Hall. Carolyn 140, 62, 38 Hall. Teresa 41. 110, 42 Hamblin. Kristin 194. 140, 62. 206 Hammond, Shelby S. 140, 44 Hanohano, Neal 110 Hansen, Brian T. 140, 184 Hansen, Carol 153 Hansen. Haley R. 148. 153. 32 Hansen. Kelley D. 174, 110 Hansen. Lu Ann 123, 125, 53, 42 Hansen, Kari 140 Hansen. Gean 140 Hansen. Linda M 126, 63, 42 Hansen, Lori G. 141 Hansen, Mark T. 153, 185 Hansen. Mary E. 126 Hansen. Scott M. 153 Harding. Christine 141, 39 Harding, Michelle 33. 110, 32 Harding, Wanda 141 Hardy, Ann C. 141, 38. 26 Hardy.Onika Harmon, Henry 170, 171, 184, 189 Harper. David A. 153 Harper. Leslie J. 153 Harris. Caren E. 141, 53, 61, 59. 56 Harris, Dennis G. 54, 58, 126, 44. 60. 59. 56 Harris, Jeanne 41 Harris. Kyle M 153, 50 Harris. John H. 58. 141 Harris, Kyle L. Harrison, Kristiina 126, 89, 63 Harrison. Miriam 110 Harris, Linda 126 Harris, Lisa 32. 110 Harris, Michelle 40. 38. 110 Harris. Nathan R. 153 Harris, Robyn J. 58. 141, 59 Harris, Starla 153. 189 237 Hartvigsen. Jeffrey 126, 189 Harward, Annette 126, 53, 63 Hatch, Bradford S. 141. 86 Hatch, Melissa 153, 39 Hatfield, Terri L. 141, 191 Hathaway, Judy 126 Hathaway, Sandra D. 153 Hataway, Trudy 71. 168, 110 Haugse. Ynsuil 141, 40, 41 Hawkins. Carol L. 126, 110 Hawkins, Colleen K. 58. 59, 56 Hawkins, Ronnie 52, 110 Hayes. April 110 Haymond. Catherine 110 Hayward, Jan 54. 126, 133 Headman. Shauna 126 Heath, Shane 110, 65 Heaton, Katie E. 65 Heckamnn, Lisa 153, 39 Heimdall, Gille L. 54, 126, 61 Heiner, Steve B 54, 44, 46. 110 Henderson. Michael 126 Hendrix, Karen 123, 126, 63 Hendrix, Kent A. 153, 49 Heninger, Matthew 110 Heninger. Richard B 126, 41 Henstrom. Shelley L. 48, 39, 110, 42 Herbert, Leslie L. 58, 141 Henstrom, David R. 148, 154, 58. 185, 59. 32 Herrera, Gary Herrera. Karen Herrod, Christophe 154 Hess. Zane C. 126, 128 Hiatt, Daniel 126 Hiatt. Joseph F 154 Hiatt. Robert 141, 85 Hickenlooper, Jon 1. 141 Higgins. Jesse S. 126 Hildreth. Daniel G. 141, 37, 36 Hill. David M. 126, 182, 22 Hilkuysen, Tim 126 Hill, Eva Nyla 58. 141 Hill. Heather 154 Hill, Eugene R 154 Hillam. Brent K. 154. 41 Hinkins. Aderiayn M 110 Hoffer, Elizabeth 154 Hoffman. Mary Jo 63, 111 Holm. Michael P 54, 176, 126, 130, 94 Holmes, Jeffrey C. 104, 32, 37, 111, 36. 64. 65 Holmes. Rachel 168. 126 Honeycutt, Brent L 141 Hooker, Kit 171, 58, 56 Hooker. Kyle 126, 44. 57. 36 Hooker. Lee Ann 111, 19 Hoopes, Daniel G. 58. 175, 120, 126, 60, 59, 56. 32. 22 Hopkinson, Russell 54. 44. Ill Hopkinson, Sherryn 126 Hopkins, Lisa 111 Horrocks, Randy L. Ill Hortin, Kristin 141 Horton. Wendy Ann 36, 63, 38, 111, 42 Houston, Cheryl A. 154 Howard. Andrew L. 135, 141. 44 Howard. Sharee 126 Howell Brook J. 154 Howells, Yvette 126, 44. 63 Huggler, Norman L. 141 Hughes. Chris R. Ill, 186, 187 Hughes. Heidi S. 154 Hugnh. May Van Hymes, Linda 111 Hympherys, Kerry L. Ill Humpherys. Scott B 154. 44 Hunsaker, Kristen 141, 56 Hutchings, Alan Hutchings, Matthew 51 Hutchinson, Allison 111 I Inoue. Mariko 154 Isaacson. Sheri 168, 126 Ivie, Rebecca 154 Ivie, Robert Ivie, Ruthanne 126, 48. 41, 42 Ivins. John W ill j Jackson, Kelly J. Ill Jackson, Kerry J. Ill Jackson, Merletha 141 Jackson. Wendy M. 142 Jackson, William P. Ill Jacobs, Andy Jacobs. Roxy 142 Jacobson. Brian K. 51 Jacobson. Gordon R ill Jacobson, Lee 154. 44 Jamison, Diana K 169, 63, 111, 23 Jarvis, Daniel P 126 Jarvis, Dennis C. 126 Jarvis, Mike 58. 60, 59, 111 Javadi, Matthew 40, 111, 65 Jeffery, Kodi Rae 154, 44 Jeffery, Tammi 126. 44. 42 Jeffs. Bill 127 Jeffs. William 127 Jenkins, Laura 142 Jensen, Adrianne 154 Jensen, Colleen 142, 42 Jensen, Kristine 142 Jensen, Kristin 142 Jensen, Kory L. 142, 51 Jensen, Michelle 127, 63. 112 Jensen. Mark M 175, 111 Jensen, Michelle 169, 121, 62 Jensen. Patti 112 Jensen, Stacy 112 Jeppson, Trudi 168, 127 Jeppson, Traci 154 Jewkes. Lori 167, 112, 23 Joe, Henry J John, Danny 112 Johnson, Brian 154 Johnson. Bryan Johnson, Carrie 169, 121, 127 Johnson, Dave E. 127 Johnson, Fawna L. 100, 32, 112, 19 Johnson, Joanie 127, 23 Johnson, Rodney Johnson, Valerie D 142, 53, 62 Johnson, Wendy 154 Jones. Carol 112 Jones, Catherine E. 165. 127 Jones. Larry H. 154, 182, 185 Jones, Nancy 142 Judd. Dale S. 127, 133 Judd, Jamie L. 154 Judd. Keith L. 127 Judd. Paul A 127 Judd. Suzanne 142 K Kadar, Steve 142 Kadjan, Tammy Lee 58, 63, 112 Kadjan, Todd 155 Kalt, Tanya Kartchner, Camille 127, 42, 189 Keith, Kerilynn 155, 62 Keith, Wayne 127 Kelling, Sven W. 112 Kelling, Kareen 155 Kelly, Kimberly 155 Kendall. Alan R. 155 Kennedy. Brian E. 127 Kepas, Athena 112, 42 Kepas, Helene 155, 56, 41 Kezerian, Kristen A 127, 63 Killpack, Shauna S. 112 King, Jonathan E. 171, 41 Kingsolver, Steven 155, 58, 59 Kirk, Bradford M 127, 50, 40 Knaphus, Lori 155 Knell. Emily Knell. Lydia 142 Knell. Tod 185 Knickerbochr, Steve 175, 127 Knight. Thomas 155 Knighton, Diane 155, 39 Kocherhans, David C. 155 Koster, Mark 100, 112 Kuchar, Dan Kuchar, Darlee 127 Kuchar, Tim Kuhni, Gregory 175, 112 Kuhni, Paul 171, 142 Kunz, Jenifer 127 Kunzler, Don 127 L Lambert, Elizabeth (Liz) 127, 63, 41 Lambert, Reid W 176, 120, 127. 38. 64. 65 Lambert, Lynn 100, 32, 112, 209 Lambert, Laura K 127, 129 Lambert. Sue 56, 32, 112, 42 Lambert, Valerie 155, 56 Larkin, Bruce D. 155 Larkin, Valerie D. 127 Larsen, Ann 155, 189 Larsen, Eld win Larsen, Gina 142 Larsen, Murran 112 Larsen, McKay 155, 58 Larsen, Paul 127, 187 Larsen, Paul J. 100, 112, 42, 189 Larsen, Becky 41, 63, 112, 42 Larson, Scott 171, 142, 41 Lastowski. Ann M 58, 142 Lavaki, Ben 175, 113 Laughridge, Mike 142 Law, Varlin M 175, 182, 18. 113, 196, 209 Layton, Roger 54. 44, 47, 63, 43. 62. 37, 36. 42 Lee, Diana 168, 120, 127 Lee. Tom 144, 44. 185 Lees, Mike 113 Le Fevre, Bryce Lefwich, Craig 50, 41, 113 Leftwich, Steve A 58, 175, 120, 124, 127, 44. 60, 59, 21. 22. 26 Leif son, Pamela 127 Leo, Susan 142, 41 Lewis, Jay W 155 Lewis, Stephen F. 127, 63 Lewis, Lenea M. Lewis, Mary 155 Liddiard, Julie A. 142 Liddiard, Kelly 155 Liddle, Shauna L. 155, 58, 59 Lindley, Michael F. 155 Lindstrom, Laurie 168, 127, 44 Lindstrom, Lynette 48, 41, 40, 113, 42. 45 Lindstrom, Ryan B. 155, 185, 41 Little, Cynthia D. Long, Kelly Losee, Don Losee, Nanette 155 Loose, Patricia 127 Loveless, Kelly 127 Lowry. Russell S. 171, 58. 142 Lundberg, Carol Lundberg, Lynda 113 Lundahl, Kimball 175, 113 Lundahl, Marti 142 Lundahl, Tiffini T. Luu, Lan To 127, 61 Lyman, Rebecca 166, 143, 191 Lyman, Lori Jeannie 166, 143 Lyman, Loni 155 Lynsenko, Jonathan 42 Lyons, Bryce K. 175, 53, 113, 192 Lyons, Carol 44. 113 Lyons, Marty 189 Lyons. Mickey R 171, 143, 196 Lyons. Teresa 143, 62 Lysenko. David W 143, 53 M Maccabe, Noel L. 38, 37, 113, 36. 64. 65. 23 Madsen, Debora 143 Madsen, James A. 54, 143, 44 Madsen, William G. 176, 56 Magleby, Brooke 33, 113, 32 Magleby, Matson A. 156 Mallinson, Todd Mallory, Richard 113 Marchant, Theresa 48, 38, 113, 42. 45. 203 Marchesi, John Markham. Mary Ann 54, 128 Marrott, Todd 156 Marinez, Mark J. 175, 113 Matheny, Danny Mather, Eric 156, 41 Mathews, Michael L. 143, 33, 113, 32 Matie, Shari 128, 44 Matthews. Blake L. 156 Matthews. Craig L. 58, 59 Maxfield, Blake T 56 Maxwell, Thomas 143 Mayfield, Jan 113 Me Afee, Brenda G. 128 McCausland, Korene 156, 58, 41. 59 Me Geever, Kelly 128, 51. 60. 41. 63. 62, 42 Mclff, Jill 128, 38, 65 Me Kay. Nathan 143, 134 McKee. Teresa 75, 128 Me Kell. Scott 113 Me Kellar, Gary M. 156, 44 Me Kellar. John G. 128, 46 Me Lean, Rebecca L. 128, 63, 41 McMahon, Kerrie A. 143 McMahon, Nickie L. 156 McVea, Virginia L. 169, 47, 113 Meibos, Jeanette 143, 191 238 Mejia, Betty Meldrum. Raymond 171, 143 Meldrum, Russell 175, 113, 186, 192 Merrill Jr., A David 156, 41 Merritt. Lynn T. 175, 182, 113, 95. 206 Meservy, Lynda 143 Messick, Melynda 156 Messick, Mark A. 113 Meyere, Tammy Midgley, Sara L. 156, 39 Mildenhall, Benjamin 128, 40 Miles, Cheryl L. Miles, Marcia L. 128, 189 Miller. Ivan 156 Miller, Lisa 113 Miller. Keith 171, 143, 189 Miller. Wade 113, 189 Miller. Tonya D. 156 Millet. Julie A 17, 164, 32. 117 Milner, Karen 58, 143 Milner, Bruce G. 143 Miner, Daniel 144 Miner, Greg 41, 113 Miner, Lynda K. 58, 114 Miner, Raquel 63, 114 Miner, Valerie 51. 53, 52, 59, 114, 42 Misbach, Alan R. 59 Misbach, Gregory 175, 56, 114 Mitchell. Ronnie J. 156 Moffitt, Tamara 128, 53 Monnahan, Kelly J. 114 Monnahan. Maresa A 128 Monson, Peter A. 171, 56 Moody, Andrea 156 Moody, John 176, 114 Moore. Betsy L. 58, 128, 59 Moore, Catherine M. 128 Moore. Dan 114 Moore, Karen L. 144 Moore, Lisa L. Moore, Michael P 156 Morgan. Kenneth C Morgan, Kevin J. 128 Morgan, Theresa C. 114 Morley, Michael F. 171, 144, 59 Morley, Rebecca A 156, 61 Morris, Bonnie L. 128 Morris, Michael D 144 Morris, Scott A 114 Mortensen, Andrew 144, 184 Mortenson, Blake 175, 122, 128, 189, 192 Mortenson, Jan 156, 189 Mortenson. Janet 17, 164, 114 Mortensen, Lee 185 Moser, Clyde H. 114 Moser. Kelly L. 144 Moulton. Lauri A. 168, 128, 51 Moulton, Stanley W 156 Mower, Alison C. 114 Muhlestein, Doug Muhlestein, Heather 156, 61 Muller, Monte J. Murdoch, Lori K. 144 Murphy, Glenna M Murphy, Philip C. 58. 175, 128, 60, 59. 22 Myers, Peggy K. 114 N Naylor, David C. 128, 132. 84 Nelson, Brett C. 171, 144 Nelson. Bruce 114 Nelson. Gavin 77. 114 Nelson. Kristine 144 Nelson, Kaye 63, 114 Nelson. Regina 156, 54 Nelson. Sidney R. 114 Nelson, Tracy 114, 203 Nelson, Val Nesbit, Jeanine 128 Nethercott, Anthony 144 Nethercott. Jill 128 Newman. Matthew T. 129, 40 Nez, Irene 156 Nguyen, Lam Phoung Nguyen, Tuan Due Nguyn, Thanh Nguyen, Thanh N. Nielson. Ed 185 Nielsen. Heidi D. 129 Nielson. Claudia 156 Nielson. Eric 171, 144. 56 Nielson. Jean 121, 129, 63 Nielson, Lecia D 156 Nielson. Scott 156 Nighetti, Amelia 129 Nilsen, Debbie 75, 129 Nilsen, Randall D. 52. 182, 115, 19. 195, 209 Nish, Brian S. Nish. Darrel W 115, 196 Nixon, Christine 157, 61 Nixon, James 115 Nixon, John Lea 157 Nixon, Shirley 129, 63, 42 Nord, Greogry R. 171, 182, 185 Nord, Eric J. 157, 185. 197 Nordgren, Gary 129, 37, 36 Nuttall, Reed J. 58. 59. 187 Nuzman, Cynthia 157 o Oakes. Greg K 58. 48. 49. 59, 56. 45 Oaks, Julianna 144, 32, 134, 29 Oaks. Shirley 129, 63 Oborn. Michael G. 171, 144 O Dell. Daniel L. 129 Ogden. Dana 129 Ohran, Michelle C 144 Okey. Stefanie 194, 144, 39,206 Oler, David T. 157 Oldroyd, Dee V. 115, 186 Oldroyd. Scott L. 171, 144 Oler. Richard J. Oliver, Brett 115 Olsen. John P 129 Olsen. Kirsta 54, 44. 115 Olsen, Steven 54, 130 Olson. Kathryn E. 129 Olson. Scott D 48. 115, 42. 195 Olsen. William W. 157 Orme, Barbara S. 11 Orme, Todd R Ostler, Judy 129 Ostler. Kaylene 157 Ovard, Roxann 129, 39 P Page, Len R. 144, 196 Padilla, Mary L. Palmer. Ann Palmer. James 144, 56 Palmer, Jennette 115 Palmer. Nathan P. 175, 56, 81. 115 Panhorst, Janet A. 48, 56, 115, 42 Parker. Alan D. Parker, Cynthia A 129 Parkinson. Jennifer 165, 129, 22 Parkinson. Sue Parra. Rosa I. 157 Parsia, Fatemeh 157 Parkinson, Richard 176, 115 Patrick Parm L. 171, 144 Patrick. Kelly M 157, 61 Patten. Daniel J. 171, 144, 187 Payton, Lynn I. 129, 51, 63 Peacock. Brad 157 Peacock, Jeff 38. 115 Pearce, Leslie 194, 121, 129, 133, 46. 39. 32, 24, 22 Pearson, Gregory Pearson. Nicole J. 145, 146, 44 Pearson, Lynette 32, 115 Peay, Gale 145, 62 Peay, Jerry D. 157 Peay, Mark Pederson, Linda L. 115 Peppin, Kevin 129, 40 Peppin, Sherri Peppin, Tamara 115 Percival, Kristy 145, 47, 36 Perkins, Jim 118, 115 Permia. Guerrero J. Perry, Christian 145, 59, 56 Perry, John A Perry, Julie 145, 41 Perry. Robert L. 129 Petersen, Boyd J. 58. 115 Petersen. Barbara 157, 56 Peterson, Chris M 129 Peterson. De Ann 157 Peterson. Dianne 115 Petersen, Eric R. 157 Peterson. Eric A 54, 115 Peterson. Helen 145 Petersen, Joslyn J. 44, 47, 42, 93 Petersen. John 41, 115, 187 Petersen. Kendall 115. 42 Petersen. Kent A. 145 Peterson. Laurie D. 115 Peterson. Mark 115, 36 Petersen, Russell 129, 42. 45 Peterson, Suzanne 145 Peterson. Thayne 157 Phat, Vvong T. Phouvanh, Phouthaung Pigott. David 145, 147. 195 Pigott, Alice Pinder, Douglas W 175, 53, 115 Pinder. Kevin K 171, 145 Pinegar, Craig D 157. 44 Pinegar, Cathryn 116 Pinegar, Lauren 157 Platt, Irene 145 Pollei, Emilie 168, 121 Pope. Glen 157, 58. 59 Pope, Gary 157, 58. 59 Pope. Julia 129, 41. 42 Pope, Karl J. 187 Porritt, Gary A. 116 Porter, Becky L. 157, 56 Porter, Kelly 116 Porter. Ruscene 61, 116 Porter. Patricia L 54. 129. 44 Powell. Lori Lynn 116 Pratt. Stephen M 58, 33, 116, 32 Price, Vincent E. 116 Price, Rodney S. 157 Price, Scott E. 50 Price. Mark 116 Price. Nicole 148. 158, 58. 39.32 Pritchett Jr., Bruce M. 158, 185, 41 Pulsipher, Matthew 145 Q Quick, Ben Quinn, Jacqueline 166, 145 R Radmall, Kairle A 130 Rainaldi, Paul 196 Rainaldi, Elizabeth 158 Raisor, Valerie 130, 63 Rapier. D. Scott 158 Rapier, Randy H. 130 Rasmussen, Arlene Rasmussen. Kipling 175, 130, 44. 41. 22 Rasmussen. Shaun 158, 187 Rawle, Ja Nae 116 Rawle, Kris 158 Rawle. Todd J. 171, 145, 196 Rees, Jamie 171, 145, 94 Reiman. Kristy Remund, Teressa L. 158 Rencher, David A. 158, 189 Reynolds. Jeffery 158, 41 Reynolds. Trudy L. 130, 44. 40 Rhodes. J. Erik 145 Rice. David 171, 145. 195 Rice, Leslie 77. 33. 116, 32 Rice, Jennifer L. 168, 130 Rich, Philip 175 Rich, Stephen 175, 130 Richardson, Claire 158 Richards, Evan 145 Richards. Lisa 58, 130 Richardson, Susan 145 Richman, Teri J. 116 Riding, Paula L. 145, 62 Rieske. Dianna L. 130 Rigby, Michelle C. 191 Riggs. Eric N. 56 Riggs, Jane A. 145 Riggs. Mat T. 116 Riley, Rebekah T. 44 Ringwood, Tamy A 116 Rivera. 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