Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Captain Kent Hill gave the orders. I | The alumni became zoobies and waited in one line after the other. IDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hi Week Chris or Kenny Dayton? Jess Cox ate the mess in the mess hall. Hi Week began with a swarm of Hawaiians in the halls of Timpview. Next the T-Birds moved into Sailors Day. Almost everywhere, people could be seen wearing their tight T-shirts and bell bottoms. On Pirates Day, Swarthy Sea faring men were seen wandering the halls. The real fun came when Timpview was invaded by a mob of marauding tourists with cameras, binoculars and Bermuda shorts. Student government also had many interesting noon time activities planned. A stag dance. Friday night, ended a great week. Kim Zupan found sailors had more fun. 22 HI WEEK

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The word Fall” for Timpview students meant more than a trip in the Commons. It meant cooler weather, colorful leaves, and coming back to Timpview. The first two weeks of school were spent readjusting to student life, finding new friends, and transferring classes. Clenching their locker combinations and class schedules in their little fists, freshmen searched for their classrooms while seniors gave wrong directions and caused as much trouble as possible. Hi Week came in with Hawaiian day and went out with tourist day. Students started running to class, but the only students that did this were the seniors or the freshmen. Seniors ran because they had to graduate and freshmen ran because they didn’t know any better. Football season started once again and Timp-view's team was much more successful than the previous year. They received a lot of student support and they came close to beating their arch-rival. Provo High. Cool weather also affected the fashion world at school. Mohawks grew out. bare legs under knickers were replaced by wool knee-socks, and sweaters made a comeback; especially on the days when it was 80 outside and 30 inside. Homework increased, free time decreased, and finals came around the corner. FALL )i

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The alumni advertised their Farewell's. David Diaz Disco Dartin'. I9SI Homecoming Royalty, left to right First attendant. Anne Crawleyi Queen. Jacquic Quinn; Second attendant. Ruth Ann Glazier. Jacquie escorted by her father. T imp view's football team held their own against Provo High. As the leaves on the mountains began to turn colors, the minds of Timpview students began to turn toward preparations for Homecoming Week. The week began with a stag dance on Tuesday night announcing the royally Jacquie Quinn, queen; Annie Crawley, first attendant; Ruth Ann Glazier, second attendant. Friday night was the unforgettable football game against Provo High. As the minutes ticked away. Timpview was in the lead until the last few seconds when Provo kicked a successful field goal. Even though we didn't win. it was an effort to be proud of. Saturday night, boys grabbed their dates for the Homecoming dance that topped off the week. HOMECOMING 23