Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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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?

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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'