Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Business Chris Stratton was happy to be there. Bill typed five words a minute. Chip and Lee were business oriented. Lee Mortensen was caught thinking. Writing was sometimes better. Mrs. Bowman explained how to sit down. Jcri drew pictures. Andy Mortensen in conversation. Jeff was puzzled. 98 BUSINESS

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German Club. Row one. Kim KeBy. Becie Ivie. Shauna Liddle. Copanhagan Mermaid. Row two Wendy Johnson. John Ivte. Heidi Jorgensen. Alan Barnett. Claudia Bayola. Reed Nuttall. Margaret King. Paul Boekweg. Kerry Huber. Row three. Mr. Olsen. Heather McCloud. Lynne Faklcr. Jennie Frischknecht. Ruth Bearnson. Lee Aidukaitis. Thor Christiansen. Laura Thomas. Brad Peacock. Rob Folsom. Klaus Behnert. Ryan Lindstrom. Gary Wolfenstein. John Waters. Jane Allred never slutted. Frenchmen returned in full force when rumors were heard that Monsieur Stumphy was back - concluding that America wasn’t so bad after all. Full of culture. Mr. Stumphy shocked the French Club with an introduction to Carmen.” a French opera by Bizet. Cultural activities were also stressed in the Spanish Club. Around Christmas the club did a Mexican form of Christmas caroling that was enjoyed by all. Everyone in the German CJub looked forward to Flerr Olson’s authentic Bratwurst supper as well as co-ed soccer games. Club members with lots of money were also looking forward to a hopeful trip to Germany. Shon and Brian discussed foreign trade. Gina always turned to the books. LANGUAGF 97

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Another mistake Jacque Wright? FBI A. Row one: Susan Davis. Karen Bowman. Amy Oaks. Annette Bowman. Carcn Harris. JoAnn Zahlmann. lynac Robinson. Leslie Crowley. Jackie Haines. Row two Brad Peacock. Dave I ysenko. Debbie Griffiths. Mrs. Bowman Judy Snow was always willing to learn. Michelle washed her hands of the problem. Jeri was writing secret notes again. FBLA was an organization that offered something for the entire stu-dentbody. Main goals of FBLA were to develop strong leadership qualities as well as establishing career goals, encouraging scholarships and developing character and self-confidence. Service projects were also characteristics of FBLA. In December they bought and decorated a Christmas tree which was taken to a nearby rest home. FBLA members competed in 32 different contests representing our school in typing and office procedures. BUSINESS 99