Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Gary McKcflar was hooked on an expen sive hobby-photography. He was the photography editor (or the yearbook this year. Gary enjoyed sports and he had pictures published in the Daily Herald and the 8.Y.U. Sports Magazine. Chemistry and astronomy also interested Gary. Music and current events were also part of Gary's life. He worked at Allen's Supermarket and was a photographer for Mountain West Magazine in his spare time. Mil too Miglfby Midglry lonyj MiKtt Mflyivlt MftIK Divld Mj.nl BUko MJtlhf « Korriw Vic CjuOjoJ Slink-y Moulton l « UXMMM Aivj.fi Moody IW«cj Mortfy Conn if Muchc SW Miner lecii Nkfeon CfgirvJ NfUon lloilhff Muhlcllcm Shorn Murdoch Jfnrnlfr NcHon

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 I think T imp view is an o.k. school. Sometimes it seems like a big social club. Most students don’t look at others for what they really are. but for how they dress or how popular they are. Cathy Farrer was a well-rounded person in various arts. She did a lot of embroidering and pm painting with arcylics. Kathy was a first place winner in a jewelry show also. Boys and talking ranked high in Cathy's priorities. Taking physiology. Cathy hoped to become a doctor. No I don’t know where Mr. Brower is. said Jenny Caneen. Steve Kingsolover wondered why. 8 1 IVjcock ttny Pr»v Wm Prrry JUNIORS 187