Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Ben Sotuyo took history in stride. Mr. Barksdale dreamed of being a quarterback. History was a class that caused many people to shrink away in fear, but the teachers of Timpview made history and geography fun classes to go to. A.P. History was busting out of its seams due to Miss McKay’s teaching. Mr. Barksdale’s A.P. European class was busy earning credits at B.Y.U. Mr. Strong and Mr. McCoy joined together in a team effort to teach American Society and History for the sophomores. Both Mr. Sumsion and Mr. Chappell baby sat the Freshmen daily—what a job! Everyone was excited lor U.S. History. K» HISTORY

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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

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Coach Martinez was caught studying his hand. Dave Diaz had always wanted to be In pictures. OOOGOOCOCCCOOOOOGO Science ocococococ c coo 30 =oocoa 3 vs»e(itru»y ROW ONE-lcfl to right: S hef Clark. Rose Ann Taylor. Tanna Schreiber. Yuu Taguchi. Jon Hicken-looper. Dave Dillinan. Scott Woolley. ROW TWO: Rob Folsom. Thor Christiansen. Dave Henstrom. David West. Carol Hansen. Trika Tregaskis. Jenny Wallace. Beckie Ivie. Becky England. ROW THREE: Bryan Talbot. Curtis Felt. Karl Weenig. Mitch Wight. Eric Mather. Suzanne Giles. Sara Midgley. Mr. Fore. Jane England. Ron Baird. Science was a subject that many T-Birds avoided because they thought it would be a difficult, formidable subject. Those students who gave the science classes a try loved them because challenge made all the classes a learning experience. The teachers also took a special interest in the students they taught. Whether in physics with Mr. Bangeter or chemistry with Mr. Fore, students looked forward to their classes with an eagerness to learn and to develop their knowledge. Now children, don t be shy. SCIENCE ta