Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Dances were a popular school activity enjoyed by students of all ages. Stag dances occurred for the most part as victory dances after football and basketball games. Other reasons also sparked dances into action and even a matinee dance was held at Timpview this year think that the stag dances were good because of the student involve- ment.'' Doug Stringham Many different dance styles were seen and tried at stag dances and in- dividualism was strongly apparent. Old friends and popular music were pre- sent at the dances and the dances provided fun for all kANCES 53

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MOVING AND GROOVING TO THE DANCE CRAZE. Yonnie was breaking down Ben practiced his 52 DANCES

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7 audi £ csuawl No Stacey. don't tal to HIM!'' Timpview stag dances were basi- cally just a time for friends to get together and talk. You could nev- er be quite sure if it were a dance because either no one was dancing or people were dancing by themselves. Chris Dayton was always break danc- ing or performing some other dance for everyone. Freshmen were excited just to be there since most weren't old enough for date dances. After basket- ball games “victory dances were held in the lunchroom, even on nights when Timpview didn't win. The lunch- room dances weren't everyone's fa- vorite but they were attended by more people than the “Mat Dance held from three to five one afternoon. + Chris Revolta Merritt Norton wants YOU! KC Canaan danced to The Kinks 54 STAG DANCES