Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 School Spirit Row One. left to right: Scott Gregerson. Jackie Quinn. Chere Jones. James Palmer. Rob Youngi Row Two. left to right Merrie Lee Cambell. Pete Monson. Chris Call. Emily Knell. Kim Zupan. School Spirit? It's just another class where people sit and make posters. Any T-Bird with this opinion had to stop and think twice. The posters made by School Spirit that were placed in The Commons were probably the only communication devices for most students at school because many first and sixth period classes were infested with noise. School Spirit also supported various school activities such as dress-up days during Hi Week, but Rob Young and disciples failed to comprehend the meanings of dress-up and support. Under the leadership of Kari Hansen and Rob Young. School Spirit contributed much into making Timp-view number one. Scott Larson 6et away. Get awayl 86 SCHOOL SPIRIT

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Supreme Court, left to right: Brian Hansen. Dell Brown. John Thomas. Row One. left to right: Studentbody Secretary. Shelly Baird; Newspaper Editor. lynette Anderson; Business Manager. Wandy Harding; Row Two. left to right: Assembly Chairperson. Cheri Doxey; Humanities Chairperson. Chore Jones; Newspaper Editor. Gina Larsen; Interschool Relations. jf Terri Lyons. I APPOINTED OFFICERS $S I

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Row One. John Thomas: Row Two. left to right: Susan Gill. Joanne Bairdi Row Three, left to right: Christy Heims. Diane Workman. Kodi Jeffreys. Todd Adams: Row Tour, left to right: Beverly Frahin Advisor. Bruce Prichett. Gina Larcn. Lynette Anderson. Scott Larson. An observant migrant. “The Thunderbolt Clark hsher editorialized. Everyday is a party day. replied the Thunderbolt Staff. Mrs. Hansen or Mrs. Oldroyd would have testified to this as the noise from across the hall and through the wall at times was deafening. The Thunderbolt was supposedly published every three weeks but most students never saw it. At times publishing the paper was tricky because of the absence of a photographer, but the staff found that old yearbook pictures worked just fine. The editors of the Thunderbolt were Lynette Anderson and Gina Larsen. Clark Fisher was in charge of editorials, and Miss Frahm had her hands full trying to control this rowdy group. John Thomas hard at work? « THUNDERBOLT 87