Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 Sometimes at work I get keyed up, but then I take an Anacin. No more work is good, but no more headache is a tune to beat the band ' Wilford Harris-Piano Salesman Ever since I was a small child. I've loved talking on the phone. But once I hit high school, the phone bill skyrocketed, so I got a job as a phone solicitor. Now I get paid for talking on the phone.” Kathy O'Brien-Phone Solicitor Do I like my job? Oh. do I ever! I really enjoy work- ing at this muffin shop. In fact. I love muffins so much I think I'm going to name my first daughter Muffin.” Karen Nish-Muffin Maker Balancing paper on her knee was Karen's favorite duty Many students at Timpview spent their after school hours earning a little extra pocket money. Jobs varied from dishwashing to merchandis- ing. Taking Work Experience was a help to many of the students in providing more hours for work. Working during high school provided experience and stamina for their future occupations. Josh was swept off his feet

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 I sling hash, beans, what have ya. I spend most of my time just jawin' with the truckers, they good people. Jana Hollingshead- Salesperson. The funniest thing happened on the way to work the other day. This old man was walking across the street and he couldn't decide which way to go. so I hit him. Barbara Connelly-lnsurance Secretary Heidi Gatsby- wyler rang it up Buckwheat was a regular customer of Jana's at Little Rascals WORK It's kind of ironic that I take the bus to work and that I bus tables. Ha Ha Ha. I'm the greatest! Dale Hansen-Bus Boy Dale Hansen sizzled at Ns job 30 WORK

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GHOSTS 8c GOBLINS Students at Timpview celebrated Halloween in many different ways in '84-85. The Holiday of Ghosts and Goblins was greeted with fancy hallway decorations and a pumpkin carving contest. The Halloween stag dance was. of course, the major event of the holiday. Students brought mat- tresses and pillows into the Commons to relax and enjoy the movie Some- thing Wicked This Way Comes. “There were some of the strangest costumes I've ever seen. —Heather Holmes The dance began and the student body were dressed in a menagerie of costumes: everything from Greek gods to vampires, pumpkins to witch- es. and ghosts and goblins of every kind. Aaron Stewart won the grand prize in the costume contest, dressed as the immortal nerd from the hit mov- ie Ghostbusters. For many students, other holiday activities included carv- ing (and sometimes smashing) pump- kins, and taking little brothers and sis- ters trick or treating. Lisa Millet and Juhe Young had one too many Bloody Mary's Snow melted in Todd's arms 32 HALLOWEEN