Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Kevtn Smith Undo Smith Dan Snow Ron Snow Susan Snyder Kenny Sorenson Ncote Sorenson Stephane Sotuyo Atoon Stander Dana Stewart Mark Stewart Held String Mark had a miner injury Brian Stone David Stonety Heather Stott Patrick Supanc Freshmen were a unique class. Sur- veys conducted came up with Ghostbusters as their favorite movie followed by Karate Kid and Temple of Doom. They also like televi- sion shows like MASH, Simon Simon. Magnum PI, and Silver Spoons. Some of the words they used that were differ- ent were swell, dud, and special. The freshmen were a major part in keeping the school moving. Lonae lofted as Melinda led Jeff braced himself 188 FRESHMEN