Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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The main purpose of a speech class was obvious • it was supposed to teach people the proper way to talk. Flying erasers, which were aimed at fidgety speakers, were a common sight in any speech class taught by Miss Johnson. (KJ. for those who had earned the privilege.) Speech also had other benefits. It helped people gain self-confidence and it also encouraged students to join the debate team. The Great American Hero takes off. Television next. SPEECH 105

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Gorgeous George. The Drama Department was organized to encourage student involvement in the arts. Students found many areas open to them in the Drama Department. If one was interested in the actual acting part of drama, one could take drama classes and get involved in any of the three school plays presented every year. Drama was not limited to acting. A technical theatre class was available to anyone interested in technical stage work, and the school plays were always in need of technical help. There was also the Thespian club which gave T-Birds interested in drama a chance to meet others with similiar interests. John Marchesi built set . Paul say don't fence me in. Chad working? Mr. Brower and Oscar. KM DRAMA

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HOME EC. F.H.A. back row. left to right; Carolyn Crawley. Carol Hansen. Suzzane Giles. Tracy Alexander. Sara Midgley. Laura Hill. Lisa Heckmann. Cheri Doxey. Sandra Ekins; Front row. left to right Anette Bowman. Trina Best. Brooke Alexander. Laurie Walton. Karen Bowman. Traci Talbot. Amy Oaks. Jane Carlson. Beckie Ivie. Nicole Price. Trinka Tregaskis. J K» HOME EC. w