Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Juniors rook time out in the commons. Mxhdte Iaylor Ryan Taylor Su 3n Taytec Becky Tho« Perry I heme Kevin Uvoriirntcn Sandy Iipion Steven Totman Ron Turner Marclo Vitale Jennifer Wallace Krinme Walton I think it’s the students that make Timpview the best school. The enthusiasm, support and unity of the students make us number one.” All foods, especially pizza and Win-chell’s donuts, were Shelia Kerr's favorites. Playing the piano and jogging were some of the many hobbies Shelia enjoyed. Her favorite classes were family life, foods and English. Shelia had won 4-H awards for her sewing and a blue ribbon at the state fair for a dress she made. Sheila Kerr Cindy T, 190 JUNIORS

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Kim Kelly watched Janet Cox talk. Rob Carlisle prayed to survive. Heather Muhlestien All of the school spirit and the candy machines make Timpview the best. The eastern half of the United States was nothing new for Heather Muhlestien. She had traveled a lot and had been to most of the Eastern states. Camping, hiking and singing ranked highly in the life of Heather also. She was a member of the Timpview Acappella and Madrigals. m JUNIORS fcarth to Reed Nuttall. come in Reed Nuttall. Michelle Rigby smiled openly. Lee Jacobson loved suckers.