Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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KEPT LEARNING ON THE MOVE. . . TM LEWS Engteh ROSAUE MACKAY Sooal Studies DEBM MCWHORTER Engksn JOYCE OLDROYD Engish DCK PAULSEN Math LEESA LLOYD Dance JOE MARTNEZ Botogy BILL ME HEW Metals ARLf OLSON Spanish 1 0A PETERSON Art LEONARD MACKAY Dnvets Education TOM McGLASESN Audio FRED NOZAWA Chemistry BARRY OLSON German BARBARA PHELPS Resource Teachers mastered the pursuit of excelence Coach was Sore afraid Mrs Hansen mode Santa practice Teachers feelings about detention were revealed in a survey taken by Talon staff members The re- sponses were varied but the majority of the faculty felt that it was a needed addition to the attendance policy. It was worth a try. We needed to do something. Mrs. Hansen However, an opposite view was taken by some teachers. “I hate to go there! I'd rather be in jail... Mr. Bangerter Detention was highly supported by most teachers. Many felt it was effec- tive in lowering the amount of truan- cies and tardies. ‘That's the way it is FACULTY 93

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BETTY HANSEN SAM HARO JOY HARMON BETTY HARPER CAROL HARRIS WILIS KPWORTH TERRY HU 8LY HOUSTON Ent ah Busmeu Cook Secretary Cook Science Orchestra Re x ce ROO HOUSTON 006Tf JAROTf SUZA JE JARMAN ARLEEN J0 60N KAftVN J0 60N SHRlEY JO «ON ROBERT KAUO PAU. LARSON Caletor Home Economy Enaksfi Resoace DeOate CustocJan Resouce Band A survey on what teachers would do with a five-thousand dollar bonus was taken. The replies the teachers gave were varied and interesting. I would buy a jeep. Coach Martinez I'd be off to Europe in a flash. Miss Drummond Pay bills- buy a pre-amplifier, go to Hawaii. Mr. Hill Add it to my trust fund savings ac- count. Mr. Stewart Mrs Johnson balanced her books Simple Minded. Underpaid Teachers Preparing lessons and presenting them to their classes took time and effort on the part of the teachers. Hobbies and interests helped them to relax. Here is what some of them did in their spare time. What spare time? Miss Decker Spend time with my family and friends. Mrs. Jardine Oogle at Tom Selleck on Magnum P.E Miss Drummond Mr Linds from, got punched 92 FACULTY

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Teachers at Timpview taught their classes with their own style and finesse. Some teachers were known for their humor, others for homework, and others for many varied reasons. When asked what they will be remembered for. some responded: That I cared about them as indivi- duals. Miss Jardine I cared and helped them learn. Mr. Hill There is no substitute for smarts. Mr. Martinez Who is under those Foster Grants? Bob swept up our Messmessum” Mrs CMdroyd and shades of Mark Twain VON PH.LPS Internship WANDA PANMOPST Cook KRtSTNE SAMXPS Moth DYANN SMOOT Counseky KARLA STEERE Bmrtess GENEL PWO Supervisor ROBERT RASMUSSEN Heod Custodian FEME StfJUTUFF Secretary WAYhC SORENSON PE ROBERT STEWART Social Studtes LTOA PERCE Secretary LEON ROWLEY Eng sh BETTY JEAN SKNNER Cook STEVE SOTUYO Spansh DOUG STRONG Sooai Studes SHOWED SPIRIT. . . A teacher's life is full of pressures. Some teachers were asked if they had any regrets about be- coming a teacher. Pay, and the lack of confidence by some parents. Mr. Hill Only the money. Mrs. Olsen 94 FACULTY Mrs. Smoot babied her computer