Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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EDITOR'S PAGE Left to right Simeen Brown, Editor; Eric Warner, Editor; Tom Ostler, Photography Editor. We, the undersigned and overworked members of the 1984- 85 Talon Staff, do solemnly swear that producing a year- book was far from easy. We do also state that we have spent countless hours on this publication and will hear no complaints from anyone. We have put every effort into this book and if we seem to be lifeless vegetables from now on, that is the reason. We are obnoxious, crazy masochists. We love each other, we hate each other, but we will always KEEP MOVING!! Linda Peterson, Advisor Eric Warner, Editor Simeen Brown, Editor Tom Ostler, Photography Editor Spencer Moody, Layout Michael Taylor, Layout Barbara Connelly, Layout Tiffany Weidner, Layout Andrea Richard, Layout Nicole Bond, Layout Geri Robb, Layout Sue Westover, Layout Yvonne Hunter, Layout Dave Pearson, Layout Bruce Jensen, Layout Sean Oertle, Photographer Gary Ulrich, Photographer Gian Rosborough, Photographer Ann Marie Lyon, Photographer Jeff McKellar, Copy Jared Oldroyd, Copy Carolyn Baird, Copy Richard Wulfenstein, Artist SPECIAL THANKS Linda Peterson Valine Jensen Joyce Oldroyd Bill Baker John Sharpe Photography Timpview Faculty 8c Administration Advertizers 8c Patrons Our Parents 8c Friends 226

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KEEP MOVING Hurry up Don't slow down Take your time Don't let hands pull you down If you're waitng Have a turn Move along Say goodbye Don’t let word stay too long If you're leaving It read ‘We've missed you Between the lines It said Hold it high With a smie Speak out loud With the mina of a child If you're lucky We realy must be going There's no time to delay We have to leave a message Because we can't stay. It really is important It read We've missed you” Between the lines It said We've waited For so long But now it's time to Keep moving along! We have read Other signs On the road Give way to stop and go When you're moving It reod We ve missed you Between the lines It said We've waited For so long But now it's time to Keep moving along Keep movmg You've got to keep moving Keep Moving Keep Moving Along So remember, take care Please keep on moving -MADNESS 'Cause there's nobody there. CLOSING 225

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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS Deadlines were the most-hated thing about yearbook Deadlines brought out the best and worst about the entire statf. Dancing in the window on the pottery wheels was rather fun, wasn't it Simeen and Eric? As well as being extremely talented dancers, they were also adept at singing Too rah loo rah loo. with the help of Spencer. Mike and Spencer were very competent poets; Mike, please go away! “I am not gay! “What did you say! My name is not Jay! Barbs and Eric also made an attempt at poetry with their masterpiece Roses are red. Violets are blue. I want to give a set of Ginsu knives to you! Riding Richard's moped all over the Art Building was a must at deadlines. (Yes. Mr. Campbell, that is how those black skid marks got on the floor of the Ceramics Room!) Barbara always had a new tape to listen to during class, which brought squeals of delight from Boom-Boom, who loved exciting music. Joan. Alexis. Krystle, Morgan, and Dominique were the favorite women in Mike and Spen- cer's lives. They were up-to-date on every soap, with Dynasty being their forte. (Mike has recorded every one. if you are interested.) By the way Mike, have you finished Lace yet? Sean Furtley did his best work for the book while putting up with Mike and Spencer's harassment. Gian never said much but did excellent work. Tom. the Wonder Boy. saved the book from many a sad photograph. Where's Hadley? Jeff and Jared fought with the computer copy program and won after many problems. Carolyn, a late-comer to the staff, wrote some very excellent copy. Oh my Zell! sound familiar. Nicole? Merle Norman was the beauty expert on the staff, giving free lessons on mascara application every morning. Merle also had an marvelous ability at planning parties, flirting with photographers, and making Spencer sick ... Dave, the only freshman on the staff, destroyed the popular belief of freshmen being worthless twits by doing excellent work. Although we were never quite sure just what Gary not such a bad guy once you get to know him Ulrich did on the staff, he did keep us laughing. Sixty dollar make you scream and holler! Huevos Rancheros! Tiffany made herself useful on the staff as well as in the library first period. “How did you get your face in the book so much Biff? Yearbook members were conscious of the changing fashions and Mike made his attempt at fashion design in Denny's when he asked the waitress How would you like to wear this?! in reference to orange juice Boom Boom spread herself too thin but somehow managed to make it through. She helped everyone with their problems and managed to bring out the sterling qualities in life. Ann Marie work hard and contributed a lot to the book. “I wonder if I'll make it alive? was one of Sue's favorite sayings about deadlines, but she made it. continuing to look gorgeous in her fashionable outfits. Andrea and Geri had their share of life's problems Between school, piano playing, doctors, shoe pains, and mysterious tropical diseases, these two did complete their share of work and saved the Sophomore section from the useless efforts of some of the less Devotoed members of the staff, who disappeared after the first line. Tom had a problem printing the editor's picture, which he said was cursed. How many rolls of film did you expose Simeen? Tave continually planned to commit suicide but there was never enough time. He did manage, however, to slash his hand, which was unfortunately not around a deadline. Tom. our famous staff photographer, was carefully guarded against murder and natural disasters. Congratulations to Bumble Bruce and Love Bucket for finally finishing the sports pages Do we have the scores yet? Sugar Lips, a.k.a. Err, completed the entire opening and closing and took many terrif photos. It is a fab section and the colors are totally marvy. Life was magnif. ( Oh. that makes me sick! ) Linda taught us about child bearing and her views on abortion. After a nine month term, the books were finally delivered in May. Amazingly, we survived another year of hard labor on the yearbook staff Wax lips, mopeds, ear clips, sterling scholars, mascara. Joan, poems. Ginsu Knives, poo. the Love Hut. the Love Box. and Carmen, pottery wheels, rare tropical diseases, funerals, pink hair, x-acto knives, paper glasses, non-repo pens, the little classroom. Madness, swimming pools. Lake Powell, hickies. senioritis. booger-balls. Furtley. Tralvaz. megaphones. Hudley. Mr Ball, make-overs, squirting bow-ties, Christmas Carols, transformer watches. Yentl, and last but not least Linda. All were a part of this year and a part of our lives. There were laughs, tears, joy. anger, happiness and hard work. The purpose of this letter and this book is to be reminded of the good times we had. We want to thank all those who helped and understood. Goodbye, good luck, and KEEP MOVING! ... OK. hurry. 227