Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 rm -JU f £ . I [ft A. A|v Ja - A Studcntbcdy Officers I u cd to be in a Glee Club.' Timpview's tradition of excellence was furthered by the outstanding accomplishments of the Student Body Officers. One of their many accomplishments was the election of the Homecoming Escorts rather than having them appointed. The officers also tried to get more students involved with school activities and fund raisers through homeroom representatives. Thanks to the cooperation between officers. everything was done with that touch of excellence known to all T-Birds. 82 STUDFNTBODY OFFICERS

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Secretaries. Sitting; Belly Harper. Standing, left to right: Bonnie freeman. Carol Whitlock, feme Shurtliff. Lunch Ladies, front Row. left to right; Kristine Tanner. Anita Gallegos. Betty Jean Skinner. Bertha Creviston. Dorothy Clark. Gomel Peno. Back Row. left to right: Florance Zahlman. Velda Boekweg. Marilyn Creviston. Betty Roylamce. Wanda Panhorst.

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Row One. left to right Trina Bc t. Betsy Word. Rick Skousen. Ruth Ann Glazier. Chris Dayton. Wanda Harding. Nan Sheffield. Row Two. left to right. Gina Larsen. Brenda Anderson. Susan Wrigley. Annette Taylor. Susan Taylor. David Beus. Tam Reynolds. Chere Jones. Terri Lyons. Row Three, left to right. Kent Hill. Ten Hatfield. Chen Doxcy. Shelly Baird. Lynette Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Kerry Thorne. Stefanie Okey. Shuri Cook. Row Four, left to right. Layton ScheaOing. Julie Young. Janet Cox. Steve Ashby. Nathan McKay. John Thomas. Row Five, left to right- Dell Brown. Brian Hansen. Amy Oaks. Julianna Oaks. Dave Newborn. Taylor Dayton. Row Six. left to right: Anne Crawley. Orville. 'What? Wha? Student C nmc . . Strnfont Government was getting better and better, or so they thought. Many students wondered what was really done everyday during third period. A majority of the studentbody referred to it as the social hour or the take-a-nap hour. Though there were many criticisms. Student Government did a lot to help the school and make it the best. Timpview was the first school to hold the NASC convention (National Association of Student Counsels). Timpview’s Student Government also showed their generosity by inviting Tin-tic High School, a school with an enrollment of about ninety students. to our Halloween school dance. It proved to be a good experience for both Tintic and Timpview. STUDFNT GOVFRNMLNT 33