Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 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

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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

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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