Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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• • hat’s Incredible W-- look aiikeJ Some students were so into mov- ie and music stars that they tried to dress like them. A few look alikes from the student body were Jill Miner (Brooke Shields), Craig Ter- ry (Billy Idol), Justin Wilson (Rod- ney Dangerfield), and Natalie Hatch (Madonna). 104 THAT'S MCPEDBIE

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COWNYONS .NEW WAVE was a fashion for people wishing to catch attention and make a state- ment. This was accomplished by hair £ cuts, unusual styles and outlandish 1 clothes. New wave was also a type of music and dance that created trends for the youth at Timpview. TMP SAAVY 103 liques were groups of friends who shared common interests. Although the term clique often sug- gested snobbery, there were those who met for specific purposes and became friends without needing to leave others out. A group was often together for one part of the day for club meet- ings, studying, or practice for sports or cheer- leading.

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RELIEVE ‘i President Reagan was elected for his second term at the age of 73. The golf team placed second behind Orem, and did not take State for the first time in five years. Norm Bangerter was elected as Utah's first Republican governor in twenty years. In January. Provo and Orem finally got a bus system. A -69.0 degree below zero tempera- ture in Peter Sink. Utah broke national records. The cold also froze students at Timp- view. and it was rumored that there was a windchill factor in Mr. Nozawa's classroom. The Cabbage Patch Doll craze con- tinued at Christmas along with Trivial Pursuit mania. A former Timpview student. Brad Pierce, was ranked as the number one junior tennis player in the nation. The fashion trends at Timpview were the craziest ever, with the New Wave styles and haircuts. CAN YOU BE11EVE? BYU’s football team was number one in the nation for the 1984 season. They slowly moved up the polls, coming out on top unde- feated. Despite all the controversy surround- ing the ranking. BYU earned respect for passing teams and redefined good football. No matter what was said, true Brigham Young fans were proud of the team and felt the ranking was deserved. THAT'S NCREDBLE 105