Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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1985 6$ Timpview High School. Provo. Uroh Doird Loyour Ediror Jett McKellor. Compute Odroyd Phorogrophy Editor Gian ftosborough Peterson Principal Koy Loursen. Pepresenton Lovely leaves. Do Tucker and Dove Young rry ro sruff leaves down Michele Srone's shrr Jen Sue Osrler ond Scorr Ekworrh come ro rhe rescue Porty Hordee. Spencer Alen looks on in asromshmenr os Kim Reker. Merril Tabor, ond Jeff McKeHor drry up rhe nice deon wndow Heod over rhe gross heels. Nne Tmpview srudenrs go for o rol in 2 Celebrare « celebrare Csel'e brar) celebra red, celebrarion v 1) To remember wirh loud demonstrations of Spirit; as in Timpview celebrored rheir success- ful golf season. ’‘The donee ofrer rhe Carbon game was a victory celebrarion. We wenr our and celebrated after semester finals. 2) To honor or moke known, as in Timpview srudenrs were celebrored by many because of rheir occompkshmenrs . We were known for our celebrated sense of style ” The year was a celebrored success synonyms remember, recognize, parry, have fun Jump for joy. Crater. Oak. AmaLiso Chombertan. Leo Wcymck. Corolee Cordon, and Chns Cndnch hove good rimes on on oid fashioned rrompofcne Reody for o shove. Dnon Easton ond Chris McGown tough os Do Tucker joktogiy reoches for o razor Do. Chris, ond Orion enjoyed having shovmg-aeom ftghrs r L Celebrare C Cowd please rs. A wrong season for vorsjfy foortx Moscot muscle power. Hearher Honlon proved rhor T caprured the inreresrs of o Tmpview fans txds were no crtchens fimes II Ar Timpview School sprit ployed on important role os helped Keep sprit high throughout the year Timpview students danced, cheered, ond just Student government also odded o lot of spirit plain celebrated their way through the assort with planned fund raising activities They sold menr of dances, assemblies, activities, and gen items Wse orange crush T shirrs ond growl row erol potties which marKed their school colen els. both odded color ond excitement to bal dars gomes and assemblies Dress up days and wel planned assemblies Perhaps rh£ most successful fundraiser was provided students with opportunities to show when students and teachers contributed mon rher support Whether by wearing combor ey to ther favorite cheerleader's fund, hop dorhes through the hols or by watching the mg to see the girl they chose kiss o pig Robin legendary Dogerres, student partidporion in oc MarshoH, Ann Qdroyd, and Melindo Farns- riviries was incredible worth received the honor Athletic events olso gave students some School activities were excelenr, due to on rhmg to cheer about After Timpview's footbol unprecedented amount of spirit ond support victory over Provo l-fcgh, student spirit rose to Student enthusiasm gave us d something to unbelievoble new heights, ond other victories reoly celebrate Scooting owoy. Srocy Geave ond Juida Draisford cruee Tmpview Drive during rtie Homecorrtng fesnvmes. Orange crush craze. Oecky Perry ond Todd Oergeson sold Timp T-shirts to raise money for foortxsl Lefting it slide. Crttren Ctorts joins Coroiee Cordon n o romp or o ploy ground Coroiee won Oesi n the Snow' oword for rhe poor mg she entered In Ur oh Pogeonr of rhe Arts Listen up. E or phones on. Scorr Morrorr ond Teo Ngotuvoi enjoy rher kind of music while Joe lerermo tooks on Teo was on rhe foorbol reom. ond Joe was o yel-ieoder Up o vine. Do Tucker ond Dove Young escape boredom os rhey hong on ro rher rxividuoiry Do was on rhe renms reom. ond Dove loved on. Where Is wisdom? Tmpview srudenrs brave DYU security ro search for rrurh in rhe Tree of Wisdom ' sculpture on campus 6 Style X - ... L. Jump Our Of The Crowd Wherher ir wos rhrough rhetr ocodemc oc comptehmenrs, rhe ctorhes rhey wore, or rhe dubs and traditions rhey srorred, THS srudenrs bnlhonrly deployed rheir sryle With o coocenrrored effort ro be mdividuoi T birds were dwoys frying on something new The ongmoliry showed up m fashion rrends Throughout the year, os severol people wore unusual clothing The football players m their suits ond ties and the student body in Whor would Timpview be without me5” swearshcrs added variety to the hallways Always open to something new. Timpview welcomed many new organizations this year, along with maintaining rhe old favorites Mar rial Arts ond SKoreboord dubs gamed momen tum, and the school enthusiastically bodsed rhe Ski dub ond FDLA Support behind STAND was incredible Dedicated officers and club members sought ro credit Timpview as rhey promoted fun ond worthwhile groups New Prmcipol Loursen updated or began many policies this yeor. attempting to preserve rhe school's record for excellence A school wide discipline policy wos implemented, ond because of rhe administration’s famed hall pass regulation, srudenrs were seen carrying long boards around rhe comdors Traditions were also a b g pan of the yeor. and Missionary week provided on opportunity for srudenrs ro shorpen their image The Stars assembly was rhe place to show off unique talents Every popular dare dances were ren omed ond re rhemed ro keep up with the new rrends Ultimately. Timpview srudenrs ond focuiry mode a statement m their own way Through our fashions, friends ond traditions, we created our own celebration, as we redefined rhe con cept of style Style 7 If I hod rhe money, I would buy $100 worrh of 711 slur pees Kyle Zoike Pony mg is always firsr pnoriry! Jared Oldroyd Whor do you hove ro parry wirh? Andrew Sr evens Leonard Modsay is my hero Mark Miner Carolyn Daird I warn ro be in Holywood I spend my spore rime looking in rhe mirror. Sreve Pins Jusrin Knapp High school is o special rime for reen ogers Ir is o rime for academics, hard work, and diligence — bur you can'r forger pure unmirigored insoniry Mr Srumphy If I could be onyrhmg I wonred. I would be o mongoose Dove Robinson I like ro sleep, ir's m my besr inreresrs Sleeping is usuoly rhe mosr imporronr rhmg I do — oh, excepr for ponying Pori Kuchor 8 Srudenr Life fe 9 Sweeter savvy. Enc Wmmer. Missy Cotes. Dorbaro Nay tor. and Oret Skousen enjoy eoch others' company or the fry onrxd Swearer Swing P.J. party. L12 Maxwell. Nna Moutron. Robn Marshal, and Lisa Kmmel procnce rher chorus kne techniques on Pajama Doy. Fun and games. Lots Eggerrson. Val Moughan. Knsn Gor don and Jimmy Wait on resr rher weary mrxJs by ptoymg cords durmg dass break EDS A smooth ride, hjntcx Kristen Peterson eryjys o super playground skde Having fun one of Knsren's hobbies A traumatic moment. Robin Marshal prepares to has a pig held by members of student cound The students chose Robri ond two other cheerleaders. Ann Odroyd ond Meimdo Farnsworth for this honor V - L---------- Ronald A cozy bunch McDonald's shde Thus friends group enjoy Thrs ploygrouno offered TH5 MM fa fa ■ enrerTonmeni Tlmp towels. Cealee Price ond friend flashed smiles and rowels to promote school spnr 10 Activines Activities 11 Hearts galore. Jenrvtfer Forrest heods for rhe lunchroom after dmnbmg our of bed Pajama day was one of the dress up days for Hi week Ready set. gol Heather Horton shoulders her pock os she leaves rhe school after a grorifyng firy doy Hecrher repre served rhe school os rhe mascot, the HVd Lug-olong locker. Jess Clifford dressed upnhe very bey for rhe fry doy of Hr week Jess, personifying a freshman, was r jne Young Mayers on program Full and satisfied. Mike Holes ond Lour el Teel finish rher food or rhe TTVd sports breokfay The breakfay was held as o fundraser for rhe sports programs 12 Firy Week Dock To The Grindstone Srudenrs adjust to school lifestyles. Books, lockers, homework, freshmen ... Hold if! There aren'r that many freshmen'” So began rhe Hi week dress up days Freshmen Nerd day gave opportunity ro oH those wishing ro once ogam experience rhe joys of frosh hood. To ger rhe nghr effect, Urtle brother s clothes were borrowed by some, others mo deted oH their old doshmg 60 s clothes, and everyone parted their hair m rhe middle Cor eye glasses ond pigtails were favorites nghr along wirh blank expressions ond high piercing laughter. Hair lay unbrushed on Pqjama doy, when many srudenrs did nor bother getting re dressed to come to school The newly waxed floors become deadly to those sporting pop mas with feet, ond a new game, Todd Teddy, was invented People wore everything from Reody for ocrton. Don Stott Roger ParVunson. Damon Stewart, ond Jeff Uxfctrom defend Timpview from r rud ers on ftambo doy Dress up days were bom fun for students ond created more school spr long johns to nightshirts ro pajamas while a flop in bock ro school dorhes CInteresting sleep wear ) Thursday. Rambo doy, sported more school dorhes than any other Most, however, were in great need of repa r The halls were filled with khoki-dod guerrillas carrying biology books The commons was transformed into on armory and rhe cafeteria became rhe mess hall Some people didn't bother wirh khaki and just wore halves of r shirrs, holey levs, and heodbonds Friday rounded our rhe week with School Sprit doy Student government sold orange crush r-shirrs, and people from various dubs wore shirts proclaiming their loyalry The hofc looked like deer-hunting season ond our blood truly ran orange First Week 13 Down or lost. Mr Stewart n he ighr orcroff. lends ro drop off the geme bdl Mr Stewart was o history reocher. bur also o great fnend to students Pleased os punch. The Homecoming Royalty. Srocy Mix phy. Lcxxolee Anderson, ond Michele Jones, yand by thee fathers, Michael A Murphy. Richard A Anderson, ond Eugene L Jones Foiowing the homecoming par ode. rhe sru- denrs and porenrs flocked ro rhe srodium for o pep roily The cheerleaders performed rhetr premiere rourine, srudenr governmenr showed slides. Robbie Dosco spoke There wos o bolloon ross, and rhe winner. David Lirsrer, wos congrorulored by being rossed around Even rhe olumni joined in rhe assembly ond losr year's cheerleaders did a rourine for rhe sru dents. There wos os usual, o floming T , bur rhe year rhere were also fireworks Melmdo Fornsworrh said rhis pep roly wos rhe only one for o long rime rbar hod good srudenr support behind ir Ar rhe gome rhe following evening, hyped up fans discovered rhor rhe scoreboord was broken. They screamed ond yelled for rhe reom. bur mosr lost rrock of rhe score Mr Sreworr ond o friend from California, flew rhe gome boll ro rhe field in ulrra-lighr oircrofr Mr Sreworr's friend, rhe Californio Srore Champion of Utrra ftghr oircrofr did srunrs rhor amazed rhe srudenrbody During halftime, rhe Homecoming royalty were announced Lour alee Anderson wos crowned os rhe queen Her onendonrs were Srocy Murphy ond Michelle Jones The foorboll reom went on ro win rhe gome, downing rhe Carbon reom 19 7 Ir wos on exciting gome ond mony old foces were rhere os olumm gathered ro cheer rhe reom on ro victory The folowing nighr wos rhe homecoming donee, wirh rhe rheme. Fomess Around Your Heart The bond. The Boys' . provided rhe music. The bond began in Provo two years ago. ond was mode up of family members Todd ond Melanie Franks, and Chris ond Aoron Robison. Jim Sr one. on olumni, ond Kerry Wfl- son did backup work for the bond The decorations for rhe donee, pomsrokingly done by rhe srudenr governmenr. consisted of o casrle with o drawbridge ond o moor and o foresr in rhe alcove The windows also hod o casrle painted on them There was even fog for rhe entrance of rhe royalty The donee wos well arrended ond Barbara Smith commented. I'm giod ir worked We finally pulled ir off Best s ot of oil. Chouffeured by Michele Sreworr ond Jody Kunz. visitors Robb Dosco ond Vol Skohemo rook o look or rhe potential zoobtes 14 Homecoming Homecoming 15 Alumni spirit. Todd Skousen ond Ken Dayton, two dorrrt. showed up a Homecoming Doth hod reputations of excel lent fomiy pamapanon n Tmpvtew oaivmes A family octivity. Mr Darksdole brought the fomiy along to enjoy rhe Homecomng celebronon Karl was o good doddy Time off. Jeff Lndsrrom ond Ludo Denson relax after rhe porode The two eryjyed portioponng m rhe porode New Traditions The porode came ro For rhe firsr rime in nine yeors of exisrence, T imp view hod o homecoming porode A brainchild of rhe Boys' Organization, rhe pa rode was only one of rhe many ideas ro ger srudenrs more involved m ond excired obour school, ond ro generare more school spirit The porode was planned ro go from rhe parking lor south of rhe rennis courrs ro Quail Volley Drive Arrangement were mode wirh Pnnapol Lour sen. ond people were recruited ro perform Rom threatened ro cancel rhe celebronon. bur rhe afternoon of rhe porode was dear ond so rhe plon was carried our Starring rhe porode os Grand Marshals were Robbie Bosco ond Vol Homecoming this year. Sikohema of BYU's nanooai chompionship foot boH ream Following rhe two Cougors. on cors ond trucks, sor rhe class senators. FBLA officers, ski dub, ond other groups. Hearher Honlon, rhe mascot rode on top of o checkered O P station wogon. and rhe band morched in uniform. Of course, there was o down, Tim Clyde Jared Oidroyd casually remarked. Tr was on mreresr mg idea ond rhe srorr of o good rrodiron or Timpview Cheryl Pope said rhor srudenr gov ernmenr was very pleased obour rhe porode She soid, We hope it will carry over inro next year ond become o rrodirioo 16 Homecoming Sock)I circlo. Adrnr srrorors gather for o casual converso non during rhe fesrtvties The odmnerranon mode on effort ro supporr ol srudenr ocnvmes Glod ro be there Dor Jeffrey ond Cheryl Pope were ovkJ supponers of rhe porode The grts were good fnends ond could be seen Together often Jumping for joy. Varsity cheerleaders onnopore rhe up corrwsg pep-roly The girts were very dedicated n the work Reody for oction. Ojorterbock Jeff bndsrrom signals for rhe start of another exormg ploy Jeff also enjoyed art Homecoming 17 Happy harmony. Members of rhe foocbcJ ream smg rher rhooks for rhe support rhey received from rhe srudeorbody and cheerleoders Two top T-birds. Ceciee Pnce ond rhe stuffed T btrd look on os rhe assembly goes os planned Ceclee was oho Homemaking Sterling Scholar 16 Assemblies Groceful group. Freshmen guys dress up os cheerieoders end perform fa srudenrs Groce 6 rae n boys cf rh6 oge Eorly-moming muscles. Uso Kmmel modefcng Jm Werner's r weor. shows off rhe biceps rha hold up people n pyramids New Edition. Weomg rhe new fashion n makeup. Jage Toykx and Todd Oyde groove to rhe music rha expressed rherr rasre n grb Rise and Shour Assemblies gave rhe srudenrs a chance ro cheer. The cheerleaders, srudenr government, and sev- eral dass represenranves promored school spirit corv nnualty, bur espeaolly during pepassembbes The cheerleaders got the most response from rhe audi- ence when rhey hod dass competitions, during which rhe stuffed roy T-bird was given ro rhe doss who yelled rhe loudest The most unspnred doss was degroded by receiving rhe Thunderchicken The Senior doss usuoly n_4ed demg rhe cheers ond dommored rhe ownership of rhe T-brd throughout rhe year Upon entering o pep assembly, srudenrs never knew whor ro expea— rhey only knew there would be cheering ond or some pomr rhe bond ond cheerleoders would do rhe Fight Song. Ar rhe first assembly of rhe school year, srudenrs yood os rhe cheerleoders unveiled o newly pomred gym floor In rhe middle was rhe T-brd msigruo. or rhe ends was ■’Tmpview ond down both sides was ‘T-brds Ar rhe preHomecoming pep roily. Robbie Dosco ond Va Sikohemo, members of DYU's foorbol reom. spoke They both commented on rhe great spnr or Tmpview T rec y enjoyed Robbie Dosco s pep rolv exdomed Ljso Abbor The greor mmds of yudenr governmenr were continually or work rrying ro think of new skirs, conresrs. ond cheers ro fcven up rhe assemblies One of rhe ideas was o pig kissng contest Srudenrs were asked ro conrribure money to cheerleoders borries, ond rhe cheerleoders with rhe mosr money re- ceived rhe privilege of kissmg o reol pig from o real barnyard Melinda For ns worth, Ann Okjroyd. ond Robin Marshal! were rhe chosen few. ond rhey durifufly kissed rhe pig. who got o green bow for rhe occasion Another greor fundrotser was rhe Save rheGoldftsh conresr Eoch doss was rosing money for Sub-for-Sonro. ond rhe doss officers of rhe wri- ting doss promised ro swoHow o goldfish whole Mr Burton's 2nd period AP English doss deeded ro save rhe goldfish, ond rheir jar got rhe mosr money, so rhe goldfish hod o Merry Chnymas. too A memorable assembly was on rhe day of rhe foorbol gome ogany Provo ttgh Several semor guys dressed up os rheir favonre Provo ttgh Cheer leoders ro perform o choice donee number os rhe Dogerres Pep Assemblies showed rhe rrue fun spnr of Tmp- view M firstl Seniors reoch for rhe sky when rhe cheerleoders bring our rhe foot bats Assemblies were wet onended ond fun for al Assemblies 19 An old look. Metame Hunsaker ond Loo Stoddard rry on swear shirrs w h logos from onoenr Egypr Sweatshirts ond other items could be obtained or the Ramses book store Shining in splendor. This gold broceler. exQuts reiy crofted and nlad with lop6 lazuli (a semi-precious blue stone), b one of o par rhot belonged to Ramses I Pharaoh Fun Premiers exhibit shown in Provo. When officials in Egypt's Department of An tiquines offered Dr C Wilfred Griggs, director of Ancient Studies or Brigham Young University, the chance to host the Ramses H exhibit, he was only given o day or two to respond He conrocred the odminisrrorion at the University, expecting them to decline such o large project, bur they occepred and Provo received the opportunity to host this unique show The exhibit opened on October twenty fifth ond continued showing until lore April Seventy artifacts were featured, ond the exhibit was considered by many to be more important than the King Tut exhibit which toured the nation in recent years. Ramses was possibly the most important pharaoh in onoenr Egyptian hsrory During this long 67 year reign he acquired a great number of riches, yet hus tomb was robbed ond most of he possessions ore lost to modern archeologists Many of the items in the exhibit were octuolly found in other tombs, bur oil of the objects were from Ramses' rime THS students hod the opportunity to visit the museum during Feburory Friends of Timpview ond the PTA helped students out by paying for half the price so everyone could hove on op- portunity to see the exhibit Before ocruoUy gomg to see the Ramses artifacts, Dr Griggs himself come ond spoke to the whole student body in on assembly He showed slides and spoke about Egypnon history to prepare the sudenrs for their tour During the visit students learned more about the history ond bock ground of the items being exhibited Students hod great enthusiasm for the exhib- it ond enjoyed the chance to see into the pasr The look into the post also stirred questions of the future Observing In owe. Jenny WoHoce ond Jody Kunz look upon o rowerng obetok The pnnode was o represeoro non of Egypr on orchueaure Visiting the tombs. Suzetre Jones. Dorren Proriey. ond Michele Jones discuss the yotues of old The painting of these yotues was port of rhe Egyptian annex which wos buir on ro rhe Deon Museum 20 Ramses II Ramses II 21 Lola wonts you! Nicole Durr, os the beguiling Lo o, mokes things o little hotrer for innocent Joe Hardy (Glenn Harper.) Oh. sister! Dons (Cordyn Horton) and Sister (Leslie Ooslond) consult their ourogroph booh, hopng to get Joe Hardy's fomous signoture CAST JOE DO YD...... MEG DO YD ...... MR APPLEGATE . . SISTER ........ DORIS ......... JOE HARDY ...... HENRY ......... SOHOVK ......... SAAOKEY ....... UNVUE .......... VAN OUREN....... ROCKY ......... GLORIA THORPE . LYNCH .......... WELCH........... DRYANT ......... LOLA........... OOULEY.......... LOWE .......... MICKEY ........ Da ............ MBS WESTON ____ ASS6TANT ...... COSTUME LADY . . . COMMISSIONER . POSTMASTER..... REPORTER ....... RADIO ANNOUNCER BALL PLAYERS____ ..................GREG OAKS .................DENSE DNSDALE ...........CHR6TOPHER PRATTE ...............LE5UE CROSLAfC .............CAROLYN HORTON ...............GLEN HARPER JR ...............MAH SANDOERG .................JARED LUNDAHL ..................AAKE OLDS ..................JOHN DEAN ...............LYNN E OHMAN ...............JORGE TAYLOR ............SARAH LYNJ FARMER ...................JIM WALTON ................DA VO WRIGHT ..............MARK ALEXANDER ................MCHOLE DURR ...............SPENCER ALLEN ...............KEITH CLAYTON ..................CHRB BAHR ..................TROY HART ...............HEATHER CUTLER ..............NAOMl SHUMWAY ...............JAYNE DARNEY ...............DEVAN ORIGGS ...............DAVE PEARSON ...............JEFF MCKELLAR .............AAR LEON ROWLEY .................STEVE RADLE. JARED OLDROYD. MATT LEAPTROT DANCERS.........................JUUE CROWLEY. ANNAL5A CHAMOERLAK CEOLEE PRICE. JORGE TAYLOR. CNUSTHA DEDRY. CHERJ CLARK LAUREL JORGENSEN ROOERT SANDOERG. SHAREE WHATCOTT. TERESA SNOW. CHR5TH GORDON. JENAE PETERSON, DUANE SHUMWAY FANS ........................ERIN O’DELL. NANCY UTLEY. JLL HANSON. JENME OLSEN. K1MDERLY RCKER. HEO AAORRISON. DA VO UTSTER Yer blind, umpl Joe Doyd (Greg Oaks) obsorbs hmseif « o basebol gome os h«s wife. AAeg (Dense Drsdole) year ns for some orrennon Pleose come to order.” Applegore (Chris Prone). Joe (Glenn Harper), ond Mr Welch (David Wnghr) look on os Gloria Thorpe (Soroh Former) leods her reporters during o court heomg The Devil mode her do it.” During o reheorsol, Chns Prone as rhe Devi (Applegore) deploys he mogicd powers os he shows off he best homewrecker, rhe beoarful remp rress Lota Who is Joe Hardy? Lynch, rhe reponer (Jm Wofron) questions rhe Washington Senators' owner Mr Welch (Do vta Wnghr) about he new stor ptoyer Women, ooh! Men. boh! Annabo Chombertam ond Heorher Curler bond rogerher ro tamenr rhe foa rhor bosebdl rdses over rher husbands' affections six months of every yeor. wh4e Jeff McKefcy proees rhe sport Shoeless Joe from Honnlbol Mo.” Mark Alexander, Jored Odroyd. Chns Oohr. Keith Ctoyron. ond Mon Leoprror (members of rhe Washington Senators) sing proses of rher star. Joe Hardy A Devil of a Ploy Damn Yankees! scores a big hir. Once ogam, rhe musical was a major highfcghr of rhe school yeor This year's producnoo was Damn Yankees', on energetic ploy depicting some of rhe personal angles of professional bosebol in rhe 1950’s The mom choroaers were debghrfvi in rheir rene nons of lonely wife, spurned remprress. wistful old mon. ond chormmg young boll player But perhaps rhe most favorite was rhe devil, ployed by Chrs Prorre. who song of rhe good old days'' ond ronr ed cmd roved ocross rhe sroge In addition, rhe r echoed aspects of the production were superb, os wos rhe orchestra The contest ogomsr Those damn Yankees reoiy came ohve Audience reocrons ro rhe prodjcnon were vaied Gay Ulrich thought it was reoiy wierd Another srudenr rhoughr rhe chaocrers were wei rype-cosr According ro Chenlee Cold wei. the perfamonce was reoiy good The bal players were so cure!” Most viewers seemed to enjoy sympathizing with Meg. rhe lonely wife, ond squirming with Joe Hady os Lola strutted obour Accadmg ro rhe cost, prepaonon fa rhe musical hod both high pants ond had moments Bur thanks ro YogurT Sronon trips ond BYU sightseeing tours, everyone survived As one cost member. Chnsrino Debry exclaimed. Thor was fun' Let's do it ogom next yea Domn Yonkees 23 Cost. Dorrom row, Spencer Alen. Metooe Richards. Loune Srmrh. Jenny Thomas. Dove Pearson. Jared Lundahl Aow one. Joner Dorrer, Jared Odroyd. Korhy Leahy. Devon Onggs. Chris Sorensen. Dovid Wnghr. Larry Pedersen. Mart Neves. Doran Sonft. Mark Alexander Top row. Duane Shumwoy. Oms Dohr. Druce McKay, Lynn Ohmon. Thom as CarsHe (seared) Sreve Rodte. Jeff Nieteon. Troy Harr Look dear sister. Kathy Leohy ponrs out the ocnon to Jenny Thomas The members of the cost spent many hours memonang rher ports Love of first sight. Ceta and Oliver shore o romantic momenr The ploy hod o very humorous viewpoint on I love Take that. Druce and Jeff sroge o wresting match The ploy was pocKed w h ocnon -B r ■ 24 Shakespeare Play Shakespeare Play. As you like ir. The rrodirionol Shakespearean ploy rendition was produced during rhe first week of March Direcred by dromo reocher Chris Brower, ond assisranrs Jenny Snow ond Kim Curler, As You Like Ir was a delightful comedy The ploy was a bghr-hearted spoof on ro- mance ond human behavior, well executed by on outstanding T imp view cast Leod roles were Jeff Nielsen as Orlando, Jenny Thomas as Rosa Imd, Kathy Leahy as Ceho, Dave Wright as Touchy one, Jared Lundohl as Oliver, Jared O droyd as Sih ius, ond Lynn Ohmon as Duke Senior Yes indeed. Sreve Rode ocrs our o yory Sreve ployed rhe parr of o frenchman Noy good youfh! Jenny Thomas leaures Jeff Nelson on love Love was rhe man rheme of rhe ploy The play was performed m on onyoge the orer Audiences were dose to the action, and. seemed more a port of rhe on yoge ocnon ' The three-sided open yoge did present some problems for rhe cay ond directing yaff They hod to be careful to moke sure things looked right from all angles Attendance or rhe performances was good as many students attended to redeve extra credit for English dosses The ploy was another example of rhe fine drama deportment or Timpview A firm grosp. Jeff ond Grace do barrle during a reheorsol Dovid Pearson referees rhe morch Trip Audrey trip. Dove Wnghr pleased rhe crowds as wel as Joner Dorr err w h his humorous choroaer Dove was rhe jesrer n rhe ploy Homecoming Royolty. Srocy Murphy 1st Arrerdonr Louretee Anderson. Queer,. M che«e Jones. 2nd orrendonr 26 (Xoyolry Volenrines Prince: Jeff Undsrrorr Princess; AAssie Roberts Volenrines Duke: Juym Anderson. Dutchess: Knsn floss Volenrines Queen.- flobm Morshol. King.- Axel Romrez FERRUCCI JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1986 Jr. Prom Royalty: Vaindo Low. Jeff bncterrom attendants. Trocy Toykx, Queen, Todd Seomos. Deb txe Doxey. attendants, Nor Pk: rured Greg CoRsrer, Krg Preference Royolty: MorK Finloyson. Jorge Taylor. Kng. Dnan Kohler Valentines Lord: Oretr Wmrvner Lody: Tosha Freesrone ftoyalry 27 Hoc Wheels Srocy Ropier ond her dote Jon Chamberiom attended Sweorer Swing Jon hod just broken he leg or o foocboH gome Chivalry's nor dead' John Del grooously complmeors his dore. June Smnghom whie Erie Aidukors shores rhe pro gram wrrh hs dore. Heorher Dtoxhom Whar ore you doing Sarur- day nighr? Dare dances made memories Perhaps rhe mosr anriapored oenvines of Timpview's social life were rhe dore donees. As Chen Cork relored, Somerimes donees were rhe highlighr of rhe monrh. And Timpview ourd d rhemselves m decor ond sryle. earning rhe lorge ortendence rhey recieved The yeor wos kicked of ro o greor srort wirh rhe Homecoming Donee ofrer o vicronous foor bol gome ogoinsr Umro The song Forrress Around Your Heorr by Sring inspired rhe medi- eval rheme, complere wihr dungeons, (log- ons. ond o drawbridge The music wos fur- nished by The Boys Sweorer Swing girls's choice donee replaced Sodte Hawkins, swing o delighrfull rrodinon The rheme Schoolhouse Rock found us oil bock in rhe playground earing corton candy on swingsers. The Chnsrmos Donee rook on o casual new rwisr os Timpview celebrored Chrisrmos in Jo- mooa Srudenrs were found decked in Huorches ond bermudos, ond rhe mood wos complere wirh several rounds of Umbo danc- ing ond DYU foorboll player Leon Whire posing os o Jomoicon Sonro The firsr donee of rhe new yeor found rhe srudenrbody wer ond wild for rhe Gris' Prefer ence Seo of Love This donee highlighred Jorge Toylor, Mark Finloyson ond Orion Kohler os mosr preferred men Sweerheorrs gorhered for rhe Volenrines Donee rhmking of Everyrhing in rhe Heorr The commons wos mogicolly rronsformed inro 28 DATE DANCES o lovers’ paradise, boosnng a runnel of love ond zllions of luaous, red lips. Drill Team Formal become semi-formol. ol rhough corsoges ond bourennieres were srill ollowed One of rhe btggesr ond besr girls’ choice donees of rhe yeor. everyone who orr ended hod o splendid evening The Excelsior Horel once again hosred Timp- view's Junior Prom, ond rhe srriking sernng dazzled srudenrs os rhey danced rhe nighr away The Promenode for rhe Junior Class wos rhe pamcutorly beourifull highlighr of rhe nighr Morp encouraged wildness ond craziness os girls rried ro rhink of rhe mosr bizorre ways ro hove fun The casual ormosphere was en honced by good music, greor friends, ond off rhe-wall ocriviries. Ending rhe yeor wirh doss, Timpview's sru- denrs srrurred ond swoyed or rhe newly for mol Senior Dinner Donee Induded in rhe fesriviries wos rhe awarding of rhe Timpview Tolon ToHy awards ro rher deserving seniors Srudenr Governmenr ployed on imporronr role in planning ond decororing for mosr donees, in conjuncrion wirh srudenr represenro rives ond dubs Bur ol of Timpview enjoyed rhe resulrs of rheir efforts os groups of couples joined rogerher ro celebrare yourh Jay Morned After getting married unrt rrxJmghr Shod Nelson corned Jenny MJer Lisa Joiey and Keirh Kimzey look on Cosuol con versa lion Gndy Wfcon and Trevor Aired raised whle rhey danced The Valentines Donee hod recorded music nsteod of a kve band Hit after hit. Avio provided rhe music for Girts' Prefer ence They ployed popular music ond hod o greor kghr system to occompony rhe sound A Ladies Mon. Brookes Casper enjoyed rhe company of Nno Moulron. Hilary Mogetoy, and bso Warr ck Gris' Preference was a good donee ro start rhe new year wirh i r DATE DANCES 29 Catching o few Z-Z's. PhJ Holmes and Joel Srevenerte were me tops or rhe Holoween Donee Costumes |Jfj| from rhe donee included nduded everyrhmg from rhe fl humorous ro the homfymg 1 Dancing with himself. Dove Ohron works on ht donong rectv que Ojnng srog donees, everybody showed rhe own ndividud styles The korote kkf. Mon Oowmon, dressed os rhe famous character from rhe hr movie, deploys hs donang rech nique The ormuol Holoween Donee let students wear rhe widest costumes The twist. Lon Max we ond her partner perfecr some old fashioned donee moves Srog donees olowed sru dents to moke many new friends Western Dance Leaders: Frounr How Cathy Dur rows. Mono Lloyd. Somonorho Durrs. Chns Durrows Dock Row Todd Horword. Oil Lover. Scott Jocobson. Kevin Smith. Mike Clifford 30 Srog Donees Stag Dance Fever Srudenrs mingle and make memories. Ccl’9 walk. Becky Perry and Nma Moulton survey the rob e of cokes that were awarded ro lucky srudenrs The cake wok and rhe cokes were enjoyed by many srudenrs From fifties ro counrry, Timpview’s srog donees rook on diverse rhemes rhis yeor os srudenrs filled evenings wirh exaremenr Some donees were celebranons of vicrories scored for rhe school by various orhlenc reams, orhers were merely for srudenr enjoymenr and en volvemenr Srudenrs found mony new mreresnng ideas for dancing such os rhe cowboy donee be couse of rhe supporr rhe new odmmisrrorion gave ro srudenrs' mreresrs The cowboy donee was preceded by lunch-rime demonsrronons of counrry donee steps Ar rhe donee oil of rhe music was wesrern The rrodinonol hoioween parry donee feorured rhe movie Voir Unrl Dork, o cakewalk and cosrume conresrs Con- tinuing ro be a favonre. rhts donee was rhronged wirh srrongely arrired srudenrs The fifties dance was onorher creanve enrerram- menr idea The commons were even decoror G.Q. men. Sean Dixon. Scott Woker. David Young. Mart Bowman, and Brendon Dayton model rhe latest fashons The fifties dance brought mony different styles ed for rhis celebronon of rhe pasr Srudenrs raided rheir parents closers and broughr bock memories of pasr gener anons' dance styles Other dances included a dance for keeping rhe halls dean wirh rhe price dependent on rhe srudenrs willingness ro keep liter m its ploce Graduation srog donee was rhe last dance of rhe school year and was a greor celebration even though mony Seniors were off doing rheir own rhing Greg Ooks thought rhor dances were A parry. and Russ Bornerr scud they were Swell Due ro rhe diversify of dances nearly oil rhe srudenrs got involved and hod excellent rimes wirh rheir friends Dances for some were rhe ploce ro meet and sociolize wirh new people They provided o greor environment for srudenrs ro find relief from rhe pressures of school, tfe, or o bonng weekend Srog dances were wen planned m advance by Srudenr Government They spread them our through rhe yeor ro provide enteroinmenr for srudenrs yeor round Getting carried owoy. Di Lover and Chris Bcrrows shore o romonne moment or the western yog donee The donee wos o new idea or school the yeor Srog Dances 31 Psycho! Mr Srroog rakes odvorvoge of Holoween ro get our he. ogyessons Whor would Freud hove sacP Christmas spirit? Rich Lows ond Scott Merrir deflated Santo ofrer discover mg he wos o foke Undoubted . rhey re cerved cod n the stockings R-R.R . Janes Dybee ond Tony Loveless coughr rhe Holoween spirit Several students ond teochers dressed up for the occasion Did Sonto get a ton? Steve Mdff ond Debbie Doxey sit on Santa's lop or the Christmas donee Leon White mode o great Sar a for ‘ Christmas in Jomoico 32 Holidoys A perfect couple. Noorm Shumwoy ond Doug Srrmghom shore o Irrte b of the Valentine's spnt Romance wos o b g port of high school life A Time To Celebrare. Everyone caughr rhe holiday spirir. Holidays provided regulor occasions for sru- denrs ro celebrare, os rhey pomapored m rheir own ond school sponsored ocrivines For rhose few hofcdoys which did release srudenrs from school, fomiy vocanons ond ski mg rrips were very popular ocrivines THS srudenrs enjoyed rheir Thanksgiving feasrs and Chrisrmas splendor, ond rhey used rhe free rime ro sleep, parry, or corch up on srudies Ofren school donees were focused on a pomcular holiday Volenrine's dance, held Fetx ruary eighrh. provided a good excuse ro pamr rhe school red Srudenr governmenr also sold cornorions ond Volenrine's messoges On in-school holidays srudenrs were ofren more radical ond resriess, mokmg rhe mosr of rhe occasion by celebrarmg any way rhey could_________________________________________________ Soft ond cuddly. Jenny Jones ond Normo Jeon Pulsipher enjoy o break from school with furry fnends The rwo were os lovable as rher animals Hoppy Turkey I Gerry Vhymetsrer and Aitto Joekei shop for a hofcdoy feasr Food was always o large parr of rhe hoidoys Artists ot work? Jess Clifford. Apr! Tree and Oum Xu use rheir tolenrs ro decorare Easrer eggs They were pan of rhe Young Master's arr dass Holidays 30 StIiCItvi Killer. An AJDS victim anges during rrearmenr The deease has srruck 15.775 people n rhe United Stores alone Heart of Stone. Anoenr Pharooh Ramses I. mummified, of course, vrsred DYU Many omfocrs from Anoenr Egypt were rhere ro see, also 34 Newsmokers New-type Teddy. Toys become more complex, ond o popular one was rbe Teddy Ruxpin dol Nor only cuddtey. ir blnked ond rolled, roo Dare skeleton. Nonjrol disasters domed thousands of fcves. bur one of rhe worsr was rhe eorrbquoke rhor Nr Mexico The Desr and rhe Worsr ochteved. both leoders rokj eoch other's coun mes ond rheir own rhor rhey hod ochieved o cerrom measure of good will This exchange occurred on Amencon TV on New Year's day ond on Russian News shonty rhereofrer Dorh leoders emphasized peoce Dshop Desmond Turu from Sourh Africo sroged ann-AporTheid rallies m Washingron D C several rimes Orher groups proresred rhor rhe Umred Sr ores should keep rheir noses our of rhe Sourh African situation, saying They're doing more harm rhon good Presidenr Reogon rried ro raise somerhing of o middle rood wirh minor economic soncrions As for os world offoirs were concerned. 1Q85-66 was o memoroble period Sonne evenrs were corefuHy worched, ond some nor so carefully, by Timpview srudenrs Terrorism srruck our srrongly, os Khodofy men bombed orporrs ond rtveorened wor wirh rhe United Stores. Presidenr Reogon lowered economic sanctions, bur wos nor sup- ported by many of he ofees Italy ond orher countries were coreful nor ro jump into rhe vacuum left by Amencon businesses occord mg ro on Italian spokesman Many THS history dosses worched rhe re corded Summit Talks between Reogon ond Gorbachev Though nothing major wos 35 CEL B R A T E NOVEMBER Comedion Dill Cosby, sror of The Cosby Show come in concert to the Marriott Center on BYU campus He was bsred as “the number one favorite enrerTamer in many surveys, including one poi identifying America's heroes He was rec- ognized for upholding the vir rues of the fomily. MONEY MAKERS 12 A classic In Its time. Mego he movie Dock ro rhe Furxxe was rhe rop money maker movie of rhe year Michoel J Fox became on msranr supersrar n his firy monon pcrure Fundraiser supershow. Hundreds Of superstars from rwo conrmenrs gathered ro pur on a chanry concert ro rop al concerts The effort raced mftons for starving people DECEMBER Timpview's annual Music de- portment Chnsrmos concert was held in rhe auditorium Mr. Larson directed rhe A Cappella, Modngol, and Concert choirs, and Mr. Swan and Mr HiH con- duced rhe Band and Orches- tra Attending listeners seemed delighted by rhe presentation of many popular Christmas car- ols. MILLION The opening week of Rocky IV grossed an unbelievable amount, drawing viewers bock for yet another Sylvester Stal- lone sequel Rocky's fourth rheme song, Mode m America, sung by rhe group Survivor, was a box office Christmas re- lease. making a popular gift for many album lovers no DANCES: Date Dances were ortended by many of rhe stu- dents Usually, a different band played each rime, but some- times Student Government chose ro have a DJ sound sys- tem, such as MJS, rake core of rhe music. The students helped decorate for rhe donees on Fri- day nights and Saturday morn ngs 36 Money Mokers Alive and kicking. Drought m rhe puWc ear rhrough o movie rheme song. Simple Minds rose ro fame As rhec popularity rose so dkJ rhec ofoum soles Rocky IV OMD Tears for Fears Sring Dancing duo. Gregory Hines and Mfchod Doryshnhov cre- ated a sensonon r rhe movie Whte ttghrs The omazmg Flicks and Tunes Music is one thing high school students con’r seem ro do without They woke up ro music, sing in the shower, drive with the rodio blast- ing, and study wearing earphones or listening ro one form of music or another There was no set rule of what teenagers ksrened to Mony odulrs seemed to think rhor it is oil loud and wild, but often other forms of music were listened ro for diversity Mony peo- ple would listen ro about anything while others preferred rher own rope collections Every thing from dossicol to country ro hard-core punk rock wos listened ro and enjoyed by On -man ormy. Sytvesrer Sfolooe created o living legend w h he movie Rambo Fry Dlood Parr I The ocncxvpocked movie was o return ro rhe ideal of o bigger-rhorvlfe super hero Timpview students Charity was big in rhe enrerrommenr world os performers from South America ro Conodo ro Italy song songs in styles varying from heavy metal ro opero. OB in order ro raise money for Africo. AIDS, ond rhe Amencon former In rhe fflm world, midnight movies. Tuesday dolor night ond video pomes were popular Favorites were seen over ond over ogom Everyone could recognize rheme songs from Dock ro rhe Future. Jewel of rhe Nile. Rocky IV. White Nights ond mony others Money Makers 37 B R A T E FLAVORS: Cusromers could mix and march from the etghr flavors sold doily or rhe Yogurr Srorion The sodo-founroin ormosphere and rhe free rasres mode Yo- gurr Srorion o favorire ofrer- donce location n OCTODER The reopening of rhe 24 hour Hardees esrablishmenr was a hir wirh T hirds New con- srrucrion of rhe building includ- ed o kiddee playground wirh o sea of balls.’' which quickly became a preferred play spor no PINS Srnkes and spores were rhe desired resulr as THS srudenrs proaiced rheir bowling skills. DYU bowling alley and Regal Lanes were mosr visired. prob- obly due ro rhetr oddinonal snock bars and video gome rooms NOVEMBER: The day afrer Thanksgiving was one of rhe biggesr shop- ping days of rhe year Sonro Clous and his fesnve reindeer mode rheir firsr of many op- pearonces or rhe Unirversiry Mol Plaza 38 Places To Be Lunchtime Comics. Enk Aldukins ond Chrts On- dhch goof off or 7-11, o favorite noon-time hangout Order to go. Don Washburn. Jess Clifford Carolyn Daird. ond Egb Aidukoiris grab o snock Ripples was I I fi ner r -r lunch spot for students Haley's Comet Flash of Inspiration. Haley's comet reappeared in 1966 after o 76-year absence People searched the sloes rughrty for o glmpse of rtxs phenomenon Where The Fun Times Were Conrrory ro populor belief, Timpview sru- denrs did spend some idle rime owoy from rhe school campus. Mosr srudenrs monoged ro find some rime ro cruse rhe mol during doyrime hours, or go check our Fryer Tucks m rhe lore evening Some srudenrs were so famiior with rhe local hangouts rhor they could rell you more about rhe pkxes rhon these people rhor worked there Bur if you happened ro work or one of rhe more populor pkxes, chonces ore you were one of rhe more populor people A muffin for two? Keith Clayton and Gw eon Kitchen enjoyed a bite together ot Mogieby s Muffins The yore was o popular snock stop in the mal Many srudenrs held jobs during rhe school year There were so many nreresring occupa- tions held by srudenrs rhor one could almost always hear stories told around rhe commons about anything from childrens wear ro rhe quality of someone's plumbing Bur srudenrs are proud ro odmir rhor they are orrending THS ro become bener rhon rhor ’hangout', ‘after school work’ kind of person, they wont ro be better, stronger, foster . . . DECEMBER celebrate Furure Homemakers of America sponsored o Christmas fashion show, featuring articles of dorhmg mode by FHA mem- bers FHA presidenr Sarah AAil denholl felt rr was o very suc- cessful event FADS IN FASHION T13 Fun in the sun. Sreve Mdff ond friends found rhor greor Wotching for Swatch. Sworch lovers Use Ut Evanson. glosses helped rr rove rhe gorgeous faces Joan Lines, ond Don Hubbard kept up in sryte with Sworch Menogene YEARS Levi's Jeans, Inc. hod 113 years of production behind them The company updated its styles ond colors, odding grey, white, ond block jeans, but Levi's were sriB on ever- popular dorhing item DOLLARS: This sum was the expensive price on o single bottle of Gor gio perfume Gorgio. ond orher perfumes, were popular gifts given ond received by Timp- view students on such occa- sions as Christmas ond Valen- tine's Day AUGUST High Week culminated with a specrocular spirit Friday when THS students wore their Or- ange Crush T-shirts Other dress- up days included Rombo Day, Pajomo Day ond Freshman Nerd Day Perfect ond Paisley. Dom Jeffrey's poors were always pored up in paisley Paisley was seen m everyrhmg from prom dresses ro curtains 40 Fods In Fashion Fr y frocks Dormg dresses Fobuious furs Smoshng swearers Worn In The USA Tight legged jeons. oversized cardigan or shoker sweorers. ond morching socks and shoes were some of rhe fashions evidenr or Tmpview rhis yeor Mousse, harsproy. ond gel were used ro ger rhe hor ro snck up in just rhe righr woy Populor brand nomes Ike Forenzo. Levs, Espnr, ond Donono Re pubfcc were obundonr. bur rhe nomes didn't reoly marrer as much as rhe styles Imponant sryles were potsiey on everything, bnghr colors, khaki ond noru- rol rones, smpes. plods. rshrts, ond sweorshrTs. es peooly umversiry sweorshins Almosr ony style fir ond srudenrs rook odvon roge of rhor foa Wardrobes were M of vonery Despite rhe foa rhor rhe dress code outlawed ber mudas on meviroble por or so showed up occasion a y when spnngnme roled around One fashion opporenr on big gome days was on obundonce of rhe color oronge School spilt was shown by fans of ony style Fods In Fashion 41 IO B R A T E JULY Coca-Cola borrling company came our wirh rhe new Cherry Coke, on addition ro rhe at- reody populor Coke products. THS srudenrs could ofren be seen guzzltng soft drinks, espe- cially or noon. Nor oH drank Coke, however, many pre- ferred Peps, Dr Pepper, or even Orange Crush, rhe drink of rhe mighry T-birds TASTY TREATS NOVEMBER: Tempr Timpview Tummies Though brer in rhe monrh rhon usual, Thanksgiving was ever-popubr wirh Timpview srudenrs Perhaps it was be- couse rhey gor an exrended holiday or maybe ir was jusr because everybody bved ro earl Wherever rhe reason, when everybody finally did come bock ro school, school lunch seemed a lirrle bland m comparison 6 MACHINES The new candy machines were insroled by rhe Honsen Candy Company over rhe summer. Besides being newer ond mcer-looking rhon rhe ob machines, rhe new ones also occepred dollar bills This was looked on as a real odvonroge by Timpview srudenrs. MNUTES A half-hour delivery guoron- ree was nor bod for hungry pizzo-eorers Domino's. Heap's, and Lirrle Caesar’s were rhe usual locations ro order pizza from Whether rhe occasion was a video parry, homework parry, or simply a tare deadline, pizzas were easy ro ger and easy ro snorf Munch Munch Crunch. GULP1 Yes, rhese are rhe sounds of earing, a favorite pastime of most Timpview srudenrs Many girts denied rheir cravings for everything sticky ond chewy by going on diets, saying I'm roo far! Bur, for guys ond girts wirh a roleranr out- look, ’ almost anything goes1 was rhe general attitude toward junk food In rhe Cola world ir was o hard selection between Cherry Coke, New Coke, Dier Coke, Caffeine-Free Coke. Coca-Cola Classic, Pepsi- Free. Dier Pepsi, Pepsi Light, Dr Pepper. Pep- per Free, and rhe lisr goes on. The some prefer- ence differences went for homburgers, pizza, cookies, ice cream and candy bars Coke Is It. Always with Coke n hood. Scon Armsrroog wos known ro hove Coke running rhrough his veins Coke fnoly broughr bock rhe populor cherry flavor, o fod from rhe 50's. The losr burton. Amy Heckmann. after hovmg o deftdous sruffing meol, needed help buttoning rhe losr button Chi Chi's was o new famiy style resrouronr rhor srudenrs en joyed 42 Tasry Treats Ice Creom Condy Dors Gummy Dears Heofrh Food Tosry T rears 40 L E B R A T E VICE PRESIDENTS Decause of an amendmenr passed by rhe srudenrbody. rhe number of Senare Vice- presidenrs was hrrwred ro four in Girl's Organization. and four in Doy's Organization. This amendmenr also established rhe House of Representatives with membership based strictly on porticiporion. nor election or appointment POPULAR PEOPLE A Scrapbook Of Faces POUNDS The Refrigerator. alias Wil- liom Perry, used his weight handily as a linebacker for rhe Chicogo Dears Though no THS players were quite as heavy as Perry, rhe T-brd football reom still did extremely wed, qualify- ing for Store Ployoffs, and finish- ing rhe season nearly unde- feated DOLLARS The Student Government’s Sub-for-Sanra project raised money for o needy family As on incentive for students ro contribute, mole members of Student Government volun- teered ro shave their legs if over $500 was earned. Roger Parkinson, Monty Mogleby, and Jorge Taylor received this honor 3 Dy three o'clock. espeaoHy on Fridays, most students hod mode it our of rhe school build- ing Some heoded for various jobs, while others went ro friend's houses or caught a ride home However, a tor of stu- dents ended up bock or school later in the evening for dub The years '85 and 86 were full of interesting people, from Yurchenko, the Russian's double agent in rhe GA, ro Refrigerator Perry, who helped ro leod rhe Chicogo Dears ro one of rhe best seasons in NFL history Director Steven Speilberg enrerroined millions and mode millions with flock ro rhe Furure and Young Sherlock Holmes. Senator Jake Gam re- presented Utah in rhe space shuttle for a week, and discovered that people con indeed get s ck in space. Sylvester SraHone mode two block buster movies. Rombo H and Rocky IV Ronald Reogon and Mikhail Gorbachev were in rhe world sporfcghr, of course, but for once it was for a different reason In lore No vember, they met in Geneva. Switzerland and held rhe first Summit meetings since rhe Carter- Drezhnev meetings six years ago Dill Cosby, one of rhe world's greatest enter- tainers, mode his first visit ro DYU and gave a concert there He made a comment that any- one who thought Utah winters were cold should go live in Nebraska, where it snows ten feet DOOM and then keeps snowing Prince Charles and Princess Diana, who steal rhe limelight on awful tor. visited Washington DC and Los Angeles, where Pnnce Charles played a game or two of polo. Wedding bells. Chnsne Dmkley and My Joel celebrare after tying rhe knot Celebrity mamoges always mode news Strutting her stuff. Tina Turner entertains o crowd of West Germans Her slngng ond acting obiries mode her o success in 86 activities, etc 44 Popular People Rock Hudson Somonrho Srrwh The Doss. Druce Spmgyem become o mego-yor rts Dorn in rhe U S A otoum sold mAons of copies world wide Populor People 45 Orson Weies Yu Orynner Spencer W Kjmbol New moyor. Joe Jenkms defeored prior moyor. Jim Fergu son. in o dose electoral race Royal Couple. Charles and Oano rook o famous vocation ro rhe Unred Stores They met wirh celednnes ond poUrn oons Tmp s memorable jusr because if s the bey' Duf someone I I remember 6 Decky Perry With aW of her top bonce routines yelling Lovebird ond oil yie was jus dowmghr helooous John Dear. I doo r rhnk I'l ever forget the rime I was trying to poge Heartier Holmes to find our something I hod to get Mrs Horper ro poge her during dosyme to come down When she topped mro the PA system. Ceaiee Price was olreody on it Immediate ly Mrs Horper hung up. ond so did Ceaiee Then Cecdee screamed, My gosh, something weird hoppened' Scott Armstrong The people here ore so friendly I've hod the best friends at Tmp — better than anywhere e se I've lived I love it' Jrii Honson Do you reotee that my entire wardrobe 6 n Mr, Odroyd s office, my We 6 packed mro o 8 mch box rjnd my mother keeps asking who I am Who is going on here I'm m corned ro be o relaxed senior' Lourie Smith In Minneapolis there we e 5 ft snowbanks al writer and peopte wore junky clothes Here it's sorTvner m Februat y ond people dress nicer I love it except rhor guys are cuter n AAmneopols Jennifer Doy I liked the Tmp view foorbol gomes because rhere was so much spmr ond everyone got m volved in rhe gomes Doug Strmghom Whor is the ugfcness we ore pome poring so fo naticaly m Greg Oaks Most Timpview studenrs ore boring, unnrefcgenr and rry ro be rowdier than they really are Jon Harnson I don't wont ro be quoted onymore Heather Prarley AAAAAAAAAAAAAA Out you hove to SOy way down m your riroot. so if sounds Ike Foi ie the Dear or Yodo Naomi Shumwoy Stood our In rhe crowd. Pep assemblies brought our the radical side of most yudenrs persnnaWies The exating atmosphere heightened school spirit Corf wheels. Corby Morrhews parotfes the cheerteodng Non-stop laughter. Holding high tops and srandng n front Fuzzheod. Oscar Perfcms Jr models this fine green wig for squod during o pep assembly During assemblies people of o “rough guy.’ Steve AAdff and Don Hjbbard show ther Taylor Maid Many students bought rhec beouty suppfces often lost ther inhibitions and d things they normoly style Steve ond Don were sprted Senior guys there wouldn't do Personalities 47 oddinon, members of many organizorions such os Forensics, Drama and FDLA compered in regional and srarewide comperirions in whi rhey won honors According ro Mr Barksdale, dub presidents and officers olso ployed on imporronr role in helping srudenr government ro plan exoring och vities that interested students of oil bodv grounds Most importantly, organizations gave students the opportunity ro associate with oth- ers who shared similar interests and goals. Members of the Debote Squod get together. Jeff Sand en. Karl Wfcon, Michofcne Ounrmg. Heather Lmebarger. Heather Proriey. Kerh Ooyton, and Jennifer Geary worthed hard Together Dressed In uniform. David Hyer and Oil Toytor march n the Homecoming Porode The pep band supported al footbol and baskerbo gomes Drinking to Utah water. Leo Wormdv f no MoJron and Damon Stewart er oy o meal or La France The was the fry of mony fun French Oub ocrrvmes Clubs and organizations were everywhere rh6 year In oddinon ro the srondard deport mental dubs, groups such as the Martial Arts Club ond other special interest dubs drew wide spreod membership and support As always, students enjoyed membership in notional dubs such as the National Honor Society and Future Business Leaders of America Clubs such as STAND and the Key Club gave students the opportunity ro provide imporronr community service ond have a good time In 48 Organizations Junior Class Seno tors: Front row Tereso Jones. Srocy Geove Second row Pete Jones, Todd Seomons, Dr eft Skousen Dock row PoJ Domes. Greg Pm. Dovid Srrong Senior Goss Senators: Front row Carolyn Horton, Liz Judd Lying Jm Werner Dock row Dory! Sak. Phi Huber. Jon Chombertom. Leso Roberts. Oruce Mockoy Girls' Organization: Front row Krsten Oark, Uso War ruck, Nmo Moulton (pres) Dock row Joner Porker. Undo Mel drum. Loune 5m h. Heorher Holmes. Jenny Smoot Freshman Closs Senators: Front row Dovid Doxey. David Gi Dock row Jody Dahl, Maroe Walton, Kerry Woker. Stephome Whrflock. Lao Horword, Tousho Freestone Sophomore Gass Senators: Fronr row Condce Oork, Wendy Jordme. Chrstmo Debry, Melmdo Horrm Second row Troy Compbel. Den York. Mark Miner, Mario Oaks Dock row Km Anderson. Cafce Momn. Afeson Coins. Dovid Young Enjoying o second childhood, rhe officers of Doys' Or go mzonon rake o rest from bramsrormmg Kenr IXooch. Dun Garfield. Axel Romrez. Greg Oaks. Troy Dddr ore pictured here Officers 49 Student government: Front row Shouno OalmforTh. Heorher HonJon. Decky Perry, Nino Mouiron. Nfcole Durr Second row Afcce Oveson. Ceciee Price, Meindo Foros worth, Normo Jeon PuKpher. Cheryl Pope Third row Todd Dergeson, Michele Jones, Nichole Boyce. Jennifer Woloce Dock row Roger Porkmson, Todd Clyde. Axel Romrez, Monry Mogleby. Jorge Toytor. Dole T Honsen Over the edge. Todd Clyde and Monry MogiePy roke o donng leap The rwo were greor ossers ro our srudenr governmenr Casual moments Nicoie Durr and Becky Perry relax Ncole was rhe Acnvmes Chorperson, ond Becky was rhe Admmsrronve Assoranr Somber ond smiling. Axel Romrez ond Nno Moulron. funcnor«ng os Boy's ond Girl's Presidents, morvoned rhe Srudenr Senore 50 Srudenr Governmenr Srudenrbody officers. Roger Portanson. ExeciXive V P , Jorge Toytof. Social V P . CecAee Pnce. President. Meindo Farnsworth, Heod Cheerleader. Normo Jeon Pulsipher. Sec ref ary, Todd Dergeson. Srudenr Petanons V P Two of o kind. Nkx) Moulron smies with her newly found fnend Nno song wirh rhe A CoppeHo os wel os funcnor ng in rhe srudenr government Calm ond happy. The Supreme Coen members. Mtchele Jones. Cheryl Pope, ond Dole T Honsen relax The was rhe fry yeor grts were on Supreme Court Sensational Srudenr Governmenr They were rhe ones who made Things happen. Under rhe leadership of rhe frsr ever female Srudenrbody Presidenr. Cealee Price. Timp- voew's srudenr governmenr kepr rhe school running efficiently There wos rorely o dull momenr in rh6 wild ond crazy group, especially when rhey gor rogerher ond plonned school ocrivines, decoror ed for donees, or jusr gener oily porned School Senore, rhe legislative body of sru- denr governmenr, really gor going rhis yeor Gris' Senore presidenr. Nino Moulron, ond Doys' Presidenr Axel Ramirez were in charge of over 30 senarors, eight from each doss The group Fashion ond stone. Jennifer Wokxe. Nichole Ooyce. ond Ake Oveson model their smies fkhole ond Ake were on School Spr . ond Jennifer wos n Gri s Organization also included Senore Vice Presidents ond Secre rories This senore gave suggestions ro rhe offi cers in rhe second period doss ond helped plan most of rhe ocn vines Geg Ooks. however, hod o different opn ion. He said rhor Doys' Organization was rhe real brains behind rhe fun. Administration ond foculry were very sup- portive of new activities such os Senior Dafl ond rhe Homecoming Parode Mr Dorksdole felt rhor Cealee wos, one of rhe best Srudenr- body President I've ever worked wirh ' Srudenr Gavernmenr 51 Contagious Insanity Staffs work hard to achieve deadlines. Morning shove. Gan Rosborough shoves during his fry doss. Yearbook Seveo-rbrry was just roo early for him Yearbook Staff: Front row June Srringhom, Michele Sr one. Jennifer Botrd. Suzanne Drown. Heorher Holmes, Alex Rosborough, Darren Prarley Second row Sherry Reed. Htory Mogleby. Jored OkJroyd. Cindy Vfeon. Jorrce Gi. Corofyn Dard. Dorn Jeffrey. Kerh Oayron. Mchote Doyce. Amy Heckmon. Shouno Srewort. Jen Sue Osrler. John Arknson. Lawrence Toiman. Gary UInch. Dock row Cums Mebon. Jeff McKelor. Uncoin Sheronion Yearbook Editors: Gon Rosborough. Phorogrophy Edkor. Jeff McKelor. Loyour Ediror, Jored Oidroyd. Compurer Edi- ror, Carolyn Card. Edror Other side of the comero. The Yearbook photographers this year were John Arkinson, Nothon Deferon. Shouno Sreworr. ond Lawrence Toinnon Insoniry was rhe by-word in dosses ond of fices of borh newspaper ond yearbook stoffs. Journalism deadlines come once o month, leaving behind o rroil of layouts ond over ex posed photos Staff writers ond editors strug- gled with photo positions and articles as they strewed layout pages all over rhe bock of Miss Jarman's classroom. Suzanne Jarman, rhe en- thusiastic young advisor, yelled, ‘'Dong it Deb- bie” a lor ond ediror Heorher Holmes kept telling everyone to “calm down It'll be all right.” Decause of oil rhe lore headline and caption changes, rhe Thunderbo r staff ond rhe work ers at rhe press hod a strained relationship, to soy rhe least Eventually, things came together ond an excellent newspaper was produced Yearbook deodlines were marked by sever- al people working like crazy to fix their loyour, picture, or copy while several others were yelling or slam dancing, trying to rake our some of rhe frustration so they could keep from going rotaly msone Although rhe yearbook was hard it did turn our to be, rhe best year book this school will ever see ” Doth journalistic productions or Timpview this year provided excellent experience for stu- dents The staffs worked hard ond produced memories for Timpview students 52 Yearbook A ryptcoI day. The Jocrnotem yoff wears frusrrored ex presaoos os they work ro meet rhe deodne Ptcrv ed here are Jeannne De Gosron. Crag Axford. Jonele Hig- bee. Liso Kimmel. John Dean. Jennifer Forresr. ond Kich Homs Looking good. Vnrers Jennifer Forresr and Oag Axford type rhec omdes The word processors odded o new dmension ro rhe newspaper doss Journalism staff: Front row Carolyn Dard Heorher Hoknes. ond Jenifer Forresr Second row Gag Axford. Liz Evenson. Joyce Vdknson. Suzome Jormon (odvtsor). Lou ne Smith. Join Deon. Leo Krnmei, Rich Harris. Jonele rtgbee. Jeonane de Gaston Thunderbolt Editors. Front row Carolyn Dard. Assistant Edror. Heorher Holmes. EdfforoOnef, Liz Evenson. Feature Editor flock row John Dean. Sporrs Edror. Jonele rtgbee News Edror Talking I up. Advertising manoger Liso Kimmei checks n with local businesses Liso Kept rrock of al Thunderbolt advemsemenrs Journotem W Young Students for Democracy: Front row Michoel Tueler. Mxtoel Geory. Todd Honmg. Jon Homson. Jeff Sonders. Suzanne Drown, Sue Dodge. Jennifer Geory Sec ond row Gog Ax ford. HexJ Momson. Heorher Prortey. Dedsy Perry, Jenny Thomas. Soroh Former. AAichoefcne Dunring Remember fhe Confederacy. Onon Eosron ond Paul Domes rake o breok from rhec srudies Hong loose. Troy Doldr odds o fcrrte exaremenr ro o normoly sJownnovmg reoding doy Most Engfcsh dosses hod reodng days Founders of Young Students for Democracy. Jon Hom- son. o porno of Sue Pererson. ond Soroh Former Snatching exercises. Mr Sreworr has his pick of srudenrs ro col on rmg doss Hs personalty ond sense of humor mode Nm o favonre 54 Htsrory What wos that? Mrs OWroyd coloborores with Cory Nchotas on the meonrtg of o porogropb n the assigned novel Ready to go. PhU Huber ond Chns Oohr roKe out on assigrvnent for A P Engfcsh Mr Ounon roughr rhe doss second ond rhrd penods Pasr Tense And Past Events History and English students learned their stuff. Surprise decoration. tXmng rhe Chnymas door deco raring contest, Mr Dorr on returned to find on Engteh Christmas tree on he door It goes like this Miss Drummond instructs her Eng ksh doss on o writing exerase She also roughr rhe Colege Prep doss for more odvonced students Things in rhe English ond Hisrory deportments were changing This year, Jon Homson, Suson Pererson ond Soroh Former starred a new dub. Young Srudenrs for Democracy They held sev erol interesting ochviries throughout rhe yeor For one of rhese rhey invired o speaker ro re« of rhe experiences he hod os he walked ocross Europe for peace The Hisrory deportmenr also sponsored on expenmenr for Psychology Many srudenrs par ricipored in this by earing lunch wirh mentally handicapped oddescenrs The response ro rhis projea wos positive Along wirh rhe resr of rhe ocodemtc depart - menrs. English resred rhe srore's new core cur- riculum The reochers hoped ro moke sugges rions which would moke rhe guidelines more procricol ond effective Some of rhe changes rh6 brought obour were rhe wriring workshops held several nmes rhrough rhe yeor Then in rhe spring, in oddinon ro rhe usuol annual con rests, rhe srare judged essays wrirren by rhe srudenrs Timpview's department were consronrly changing ro moke rhe school yeor more valu- able ond interesting English 55 Tesr Tubes And Trigonometry Math and Science enlightened students' minds. Behind the doors of rhe moth and science area lay various mod soenrisrs and other hu- man forms. Mr Nozowo claimed ar rhe begin- ning of rhe year that he was really truly an Eskimo from Eskimoland, and Mr Chamberlain had a poster of myself as a youngster” that bore an amazing resemblonce ro Tom Selleck Mr Bangerrer, alias Bong-bong, Mr B. and Hey Vern, advertised new time-saving devices such as Bunon Gear — get yours today. and kept his students groaning or his punmess Miss Von Buren, rhe only lady science reoch er. rook twelve A P Biology students on a fiekJrrip ro Zion's Norionol Park Besides seeing biology in real life, they learned survival tech- niques, such as how ro identify edible plants, and were able ro see birds in their natural habitats and to observe their behavior Another new project was rhe Principles of Technology doss Taught by Mr Hep worth, rhe class learned how ro read meters and how ro set up experiments. All rhe equipment was new, and rhe doss was a product of a grant from rhe stare Other famous personalities induded no-sub- srirure-for smorrs” Marnnez who employed rhe use of namerogs to keep his students straight, ond Mr Paulsen, who stayed after school ev ery night ro help students ond could tell people their rest scores from two months before with- out looking Look! I works. Troy Dddr ond Charles Drodshow caJojiore rhec chonces of getting on A in doss Mr Dlockhom s doss was o tough one for mony students One ot o time, pleose. Mr Chambertan 6 flocked with quesnonmg srudenrs Moth could often be o confusng subject Go oheod - moke my doy. Mork Sm h sow no furure in Chenmsrry Students got to the pcxnr where not even loads of homework could phase them Pyromonioc. Mr Nozowo experiments w h new trends In ploying wth fre Mr Nozowo got along wel with rhe yudervs. but nor w h Smokey rhe Dear 56 Moth 6 Science This little piggy went to morket. Pan Kuchor and Janice Pope get together with a couple erf good friends Dissecting pigs was alwoys looked forward to by Mr Mamnezs physiology doss Whot's the formula for blondes? Surfing Hunks? Si zonne Drown nspects some equipment n chemsrry The homework and formulas mode o confusng be enjoy able dass Me and my DNA. Sue Dodge explains the DNA structure to the dass Miss Van Duren's AP Oology dass worked hard bur hod o good time Maybe Someday. Lon Perry looks upon Mr Dangerter s dosses which were wel planned and nformed Math 6 Science 57 Still Fronds. Hovmg to worfc together for many hours after school. Jota Hi. Jennifer Jocobson. Joseph Peery. Arwn Pasmussen, ond Donny FitzgetokJ yoyed fnends through It al Individual Events Council. Nfccole Durr. Loune Smith. Heorher Uneborger ond Shoree Whorcott Novke Debote. Donny Fitzgerald. Arwm Rasmussen. Doron Sanrf. Joseph Peery. He Okxk Gion Daley. ond Jon McDonald Smooth Talkers Deborors worked together toward success. Under rhe direcrion of Koe Joe Johnson. Timpview Forensics excelled in srore ond no nonol competitions. According ro Cooch John- son. rhis yeor's debore ream wos omong rhe besr in Timpview's htsrory Vorsiry debore reams included Michoeline Dunnng ond Jon Horrtson. Curt Nielson ond Heorher Proriey Heorher Linebarger ond Jenni- fer Geary debated in rhe junior vorsiry division Holding ro rrodirion. Timpview individual even risrs also excelled Srudenrs such os Lourie Smirh, Nicole Durr, Heorher Uneborger. Jennifer Geary, ond Shoree Wharcorr ploced high in competition The beginning deborors also won many comperirions. Novice monoger Curr Nielson Junior Vorsity Deborors. Heather Uneborger. ond Jenn fer Geory Vorsity Debotors Jon Hamson Michoefcne Dunnng. Heather Proriey. ond Curts Nfcefeon Not pictured. Keith Ooyton rhoughr rhor during rhe '85 '86 yeor, rhe nov- ices were rhe besr ever'' Our of srore rours ro Harvard, Loyolo. ond Berkeley provided srudenrs with o chance ro experience competition In addition, deborors hod several ream pomes According ro Heorher Proriey. A parry is where you moke it “ Cooch Johnson summed up rhe reams spinr when she said, When we work, we work hard, ond when we're nor working, we ploy hard ond hove o good rime 58 Debore Helpful Hints. Loune Smith helps Jennrfer Jocobson pre pore o Current Events speech during her debore doss Vorsity Debore Coot. Mlse Tueler, Cuts Nelson. ond Andrew Sr evens sir debonng rhe meaning of He Congress. Nco e Dun. Loune Srmrh. Moris Alexander. Mu roy O'Del, ond Jm Walton Hoppy threesome. Three deborors ger rogerher m o 5peaol pyramid ond smile hopply Extemporaneous. Sheryon Hughes. Oartse Former Jenn fer Jocobson. John HI. Enc Lorsen. ond Moris Alexander Debore 59 And o little hole here. Jason Howord and Robbe Kouo do thee best m rhe wood shop dass Caught In o draft. Onan Kohler works on o dtfftaJr design during drafting Dove Creer as the reocher drew mony young orchirecTs to he dass Ready aim. fire I Gory Wnrerton checks instructions as Jason Chnsnonsen works on o project Industrial arts hod mony talented students who prockxed many derated projects Dock tool mochlne. Andy Oegg does bottle with a planer Srudenrs enjoyed creating their own wooden fur nehngs n woodshop Prehistoric findings? Dan Donoldson ond Greg Duron look over some old metal shop refccs Mony skis were requred to succeed in shop dosses 60 Industrial Arts Creativity—The Key Students expressed themselves through the arts. The Industrial Art deportment served the studenrbody m two ways Ir helped prepore some for o future while others used the dosses offered os o much needed break from their busy schoolboy When asked why he rook the doss. Dnon Kohler said, It's fun!” The dosses m woods, meteris, ouro-elecrron- ics. and drafting participated in several contests onnuoBy The biggesr contest was the DYU Craftsman Fair held in rhe spring Timpview has token state in this competition for four years and has received several other top owords Recently, our school acquired o Computer Facelift. Jon Coward works on o ceram projeci Sculp rure was o port of rhe art dosses os wel os panring and drowmg Aided Design (CAD) course In this course, which s equivalent to on introductory course or college, students learned to use rhe computer to moke mechanical and architectural layouts Drafting students learned how ro draw house plans, shop plans, ond renderings In rhe ma- chine shop students learned how ro weld, ond build swings, trailers, lamps ond rabies In rhe outo shop students learned about rhe engine ond body work of cars Several advanced stu- dents brought old cars and rebuilt them In wood shop students made dressers, cobmers, beds, and other various things with wood. A sketchy idea. Sue Alen and John Drown bear down ro begin sketching rubes of pomr Sketch day. for rhe orr dosses, was o weekly rirud Giving rhe brush off. Mark Allen prepares ro begn o pammg in Young Arras Students worked hard ond turned our many fine projects Finishing touch. Joan Lines touches up o porrery project Art dosses offered students mony chonces to broaden rhec rotents Art 61 French Cub: Front row M Toytor, Rakesh Govnc$i. Jason Oaiey. David Pearson. Damon Sreworr. Lincoln Sheroman. Sreve Pnchen, James Dockman Second row Mr Srumphy. Man Homson. Shaun Hear on. Sreve Rode. Sue Petersen. Robert Sandberg. Mart Sondberg. Frank Detcher. Warren Winegar. Dob Pierce. Chm Yo Lin Thrd row Suzanne Drown. Uso Grft. Chnsnne AAeod. Debb ? MJer. Roche! Pork. Melody Devereoux. Suzanne Grahm. Par Word. Michele Field. Knsn Gordon. Jenmfer Day, Main Walter. Lon Oier. Trocee Wholey. Paula Ntebon. Jennifer Jocobsen. Dashoon Horhowoy. Holy Sandgren Dock flock row Amean Stone ly. Oecky Meben Korhy Leahy. Shouno Myers. Alee Ove son. Melame Okey. Sheriee CakJwel. Nna AAodron. Leo Warmck. Showno Se . Jute Remmgron. Suzanne Holodoy. Sarah Heaton. Gnno Dure . Knsren Jones A wild bunch. Mark Reeves. Oruce Chnsry. Kathleen Compbel. and David Wnghr enpy learning German Vintoge. Kathleen Compbel reods rhe label on on old wme borne She has o dream of going ro Pore someday Sermon Club: Front row Jennifer Jones. Rob Sr anger Dale T Hansen. Phi Huber. Troy Dddr. Heorher Lnebarger. Paulo Oergeson. Luonn Fokier Efcse Dlock Second row Melame Hunsaker. Gdne Glazier. Paulo Harward, JuHe Toy lor. Sreve Mdff. Lanoe Huber. Nicole Doldr. Korhy Mdff. Roberto Doyock, Ann Wesrover, Ang rtorr, Mart rtort Thrd row to Obon. Jim Ferguson. Den York, Michael Ooyton. David Ohran. Greg Cook, Sharon Nieben, Edtte Dart el. David Ooyton. Doron Sanft. Knsrme Spencer. Su- zanne Drown. Gw eon Kirchen Fourth row Doug Smnghom. Curt Nebon. Don Washburn. Jeff Nieben. Lon Perry. Dr eft Heorh. Derek Hoy me. Jurto Joekel. Jem Drown. Lso Ooward. Chorlorte Larsen. Joy Tenney 62 Foreign Language Language and Culture Srudenrs learned of other languages. The Longuoge deporrmenr brought foreign culrure mro rhe classrooms The reochers used borh oudio and visual aids ro bring their pomcu- lor country closer ro Timpvtew. Mrs Olson ond Mr Soruyo focused their reaching on helping rhe student ro speak and understand basic conversation, rather than learning ro reod or write The Spanish dub helped ro rase money for rhe Sub-for-Sonro project or Christmas by making pinaras AAony srudenrs experienced rhe Spanish culrure first hand when they routed Mexico last summer. Since Mrs Olson retires rhe spring, her dedico non will certainly be missed next year Mr Srumphy opprooched his French dosses with much enrhusiom He commented. To celebrate rhe Festival of rhe Kings (Jan 6) French dub enjoyed Guerre des Erodes CSror Wars) in French wirh no subtitles! While they watched, they feasted on French golerre, a rrodirionol pastry of that holiday1' His srudenrs absorbed much of his enthusiasm as they mode French fondue. Buches de Noel (a chocolate yule log), ond crepes Barry Olson scud that his srudenrs ore expect ed to “eat. drink, think, dream, and of course, speak” in German To give them procnce speaking ond jusr for fun, his classes ployed Trivial Pursuit. Bur there is one requirement — they hod ro do it 08 in German His srudenrs looked forward ro gong ro Germany nexr year when they sponsor a student exchange Foreign exchange, Mr Srumphy nodes Cfcnr Petersen o swearshrr for money The French dosses mode French desserts for on oarvry Chlcos esponol Uso Stoddard. Debbie Doxey. ond Jenne Olsen procnce germg just rhe right occent Al three were involved m music So. you see Mr Darksdole takes the opportunry to ret a war srory ro three srudenrs who obviously do nor bekeve Mr Darksdole was o greet sroryreier Spanish Club: From row: Mrs Olsen. Amy Matthews Lor no Nyman Second row: John Tandy. Don Hubbard, Oruce McKay. Debbte Doxey. lueflo Denson Third row: Mon leaprror. Drod Seamons, Ows Dohr Dock row: Amy Aidukans. Dovid ttckenlooper. John De . Do Tucker. Chns McGown Foreign Longuoge 63 Key Club: Front row Suzanne Brown, Jorge Toy or. Ceo lee Price. Todd Oyde, Porreo Norton Second row Dor Jeffery. Chris Bohr, Don Hubbard, Lesle Gostand, Bruce McKay. Phi Ftober Third row Mfce Ohron. Nichole Butt Fourth row Keith OoyTon. Jennie Olsen, Jeff McKelor. Axel Bamrez. Ateon Sronder. Jennifer Mier fifth row Andrew Srevens. Scorr Armstrong. Loune Sm h. Heorher Holmes. Gwenn Kirchen. Km Hombfcn. Gerry Vyhmeerer. Michoe- kne Bunrmg. Cheryl Pope. Heorher Prortey Dock row Doug Smnghom. Todd Honmg. John Harrison. Cutt Nelson Key Club Officers: Todd Hanr g, Sfccole Burr. John Ham- son. Michoetne Bunrmg. and Cheryl Pope STAND Committee: Front Row Miss Von Buren. Croag Axford. April Tree, Gwenn Kirchen. Croig Larsen, Wh Totoor. Jennie Osea. Jonis Forswonh Dock row Heorher Holmes. Loune Smith, Scott Armstrong On Hie. STAND members Scon Fischer, Qumr Wipple ond Aaron Osmond took up new students ro inform rhem of dub octivines One such ocrtviry was rhe STAtO Chnsrmc mOaober pony STAND Club: Front row DovkJ Lisrter. Suzanne Brown, Jorge Toytor. Todd Oyde. Trevor Aired Second row Jen- nie Olsen. Don Jeffrey. Porreo Nonon Thrd row Chris Bohr. Don Hubbard. Bruce MocKoy, Keith Kimzey. Don Koster Fourth row Mike Ohron. Cealee Price. Leslie Cray land. Phi Huber. Terry Hrsch fifth row Ben York. Axel Romrez. Nichole Bun Sixth row Keith Ooyron. Gerry Vyhmetsrer. Km Hambfcn. Cheryl Pope. Gwenn Kitchen. Heorher Holmes Seventh row Loune Smrh. Jeff McKelor. Ootk Former. Debbie DoxeyGrondmg). Lualo Benson (stondmg). Jon6 Fornswonh Dock row Andrew Srevens, John Homson. Scon Armstrong. Cutt Nelson. Greg Pms. Steve Mdff. Pere Jones. Shoree Vhorcon. Carolyn Bord. Liz Evenson 64 STANO Key Oub Projects And Parries Liven Up Service. Service and business dubs join together. Although National Honor Society and FBLA joined together for some related activities, each group held many individual functions Na- tional Honor Society sponsored a planetarium trip and helped tutor students. FDLA worked to enlisr the support of bed business leoders by planning seminars and odvi- sory board meetings As President. Cheryl Pope sad. FDLA was originated in order to promote business interests Dy contrast, dubs like Key Club and STAND were designed to promore service Key Ckjb, through cor-smashing parties and other fund- raisers, earned enough money to allow porno potion in several service projects President Jon Horrtson felt 'service is Key Club's responsibil- ity ” Students of Timp view Against Needless Drugs, better known as STAND, felt the strug- gles and proud successes of its first year or T imp view They circulated a newsletter, and just generally created a positive sroremenr against drugs. NHS officers: from row Heartier Holmes. Michoeline Durv mg. Jon Hamson Dock row Loune Smith. Lynda MekJrum Enjoying their mogozines FDLA member Heorher Holmes. Kevin Geer. Loune Smith (sztmg). Deonne Pope, ond Cheryl Pope pore over ther FDLA pubfccanons FDLA club: From row Mrs Sreere Cheryl Pope, Porto Harword. Gdne Glazier. Heorher Horton Second row De dre Chnsncnsen. Kevin Greer, Curtis Nelson, Scon Arm- strong. Scon Thygerson Thrd row Jon McDonald Heorher Holmes, Jenny Thomas Shouno Doimforth. Ncrte Durr, Deonne Pope Dock row Lon Futer. Laurie Smrh FDLA officers: From row Cidne Gtazier. Pouio Horward. Joyce Wdhmson Dock row Kevin Greer. Onon Kogel, Scon Thygerson, Cheryl Pope. Heorher Holmes NHS: Front row Suzanne Drown Joyne Oorney Cheryl Pope. Jenny 5moor Michoe ne Ourmng. Don. Jeffrey Second row Tm Palmer. James Me. Decfcy Nietoeo. Uz Thoryeasen. Tousho Freev rone. Dense Dnsdaie Thrd Dow Keirh Winder. Sreve ClarKe. JerWer Geary. Uz Evenjon, Km Tron Fount) row Jeff Helsen. Dr err Hearh. Dove Strong. Heorher Prartey. Wend Pierce. Jon Hamson Fifth row Lcxne Vneh. Heartier Homes. Carolyn Oard, Tem Robot . Gorr Gamey. Karl Wfcon (on rofcig) Dock row Mfce T e er Andrew Srevens. Lon Perry. Lynda MeWrum. OecXy Perry. Vsouno Daimfonh. fWh Harm. Mfce Hales NHS FOLA 65 You deservo o brook rodoy. Carolyn Drd worked or McDonalds Work experience wos port of rhe daily curricu- lum for many srudenrs or Tmpview Escape ro Shongrl-lo. Eve Chong enjoys reodng o ro- mance novel Eve come ro Tmpview from Taiwan rwo years ago and was espeaofy rolenred n ort Working in o world of mogk. Heorher Newman and Derh Campbel received h h school credit for working or rhe Magic Wond in rhe mol Heorher was mode monoger after only six months on rhe job Overloaded. Kim Siode was studious and reoly hit rhe books Kim won first ptoce or rhe yore Scripture Chose Compennon Learning to read English. Goudko wos enroled in reod rig She come from South Amerco during rhe month of January ro attend Tmpview 66 Working PTSA Doord. Fronr row Porsy Anderson, Carol Toytor. Derry Kmmet. JoAm Ptrrs. Goyle Farnsworth. Margo Veover. Dock row Koy Loursen. John Toytor, Tom Daley, Jm Kimmel. Darbaro Toytor. Lorry Noble. Kooron Okey. Gtodys Former Communkorton by phone. Mrs Smoor has served os PTSA seer erary for several years She w serve os o parear m two years when Chondter. her son. begns elemenrory school Friendly leoder. Kerb Hooker served os Fnends of Timp- view chairman Hs doughrer Kona orrended Tmpview FRIENDS OF TIMPVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Dr Keirh and Phyllis Hooker Dr Lowell and Judi Anderson Merrill and Marilyn Bareman Brent and Foe Beck James and Carol Burr Blaine and Sandra Hirsche Hal and Diane Magleby Bruce and Emma Mdff John and Karen Okey Ronald and Elizaberh Vigoren Friends And Parents Served Community supported Timpview's goals. What would Timpview be wirhour me? This wos one of Timpview PTA's most memo- rable slogons This phrase wos seen on sweor- shirrs, sold os fundraisers, wirh dancing oronge srick figures The sweorshirr sole wos only one of rhe mony projeers undertaken by rhe PTA ond rhe Fnends of Timpview. os they contributed their rime, efforts, ond good nomes to Timpview Overall we enjoyed exceptional support from rhe parents ond from rhe community However, ourside involvement wos just one facet of Timpview's atmosphere of excellence An outstanding special education deportment wos also important Students, while pomdpor- ing in work experience, English as o Second Longuoge (ESL) or rhe deaf program, were able ro roke dosses suited to their individuol needs Deaf srudenr Kim Slade was glod she got ro attend Timpview, but she missed her deaf friends who graduated Srudenrs taking work experience, most of them Juniors ond Seniors, were glod ro be able to earn some bucks, or get o little rime off school — roke it easy my Senior yeor Mony local business employed these srudents PTSA Friends 67 Homemakers And Legbrakers Clubs sponsor food, fun and sun. Ski Club: Front row Debt Doxey. Heorher Hanlon. Loura Roos. Hex Doxey Second row David Doxey. Don Jones. Doug Smnghom. Edd Dorr el. Jeff Edwards. Scot Efcworrh Dock row Scott Armstrong. Vai Moughn. Gan Rosborough Jen Sue Ostler. Lincoln Sheroman. Afcce Oveson. Monty Mogleby. Ceciee Price. Don Starr. Roger Parkinson. Tamo In Mner. David Ooyron. Dry on Roos Ski Club Officers: Monty Mogleby Todd Oyde ond Hearner Honlon A rrip ro Alro ski resorr and o second excur sion ro rhe winrerfesr fesnvol or D Y U highlighr- ed rhe year for ski dub members Boasting shining pins on rhe T's of rheir Ler rermen’s jockers or rheir Timpview swearers, rhe members of rhe Vorsiry Lerrer Club corned a sense of pride for rheir reams Oursronding arhleres earned rhese lerrers through dedico non. hord work ond procnce Having pizza pomes, fundraisers ond o very successful fashion show were just q few of rhe ocrivines sponsored by rhe Future Homemakers of America Sarah Mildenhall and Sarah Hearon who attended a narionol FHA convention dur ing November, served as well-qualified leaders Stop. Stop Pablo Dudsngham fights off Heather Honlon ond Debt Doxey wth o ski pole I o long woy up. Heidi Gbson ond Debt Doxey prepare to hit rhe rro Soy Cheese1 Shi Oub members rake o break Debt Doxey. Gegory Smith. Dove Strong, Ed e Darrel. Val Moughn. Poblo Ouckmgham. Heather Honlon. Heidi Doxey. Michele Horton 68 Ski Club Lerrermon s Club Officers. Don Srorr. Axel Pomrez ond Justin Anderson Letter man Club: Front row Noorm Shumwoy Heother Holmes Second row Sron Dord. Wendel Znk. Troy Ook . Frcrk Ovwcy on. Don Srorr. Axel Ramrez. Ajsim Ander son. Andrew Srevens. Crag Tenney Thrdrow John Hon. Joel Sybrowski. Trevor Aired. Dove r eeves. Jeff Undsrrom. Todd Serxnons. Paul Da es Fourth row Jon Dcxxele. Gorr Cronney. Korl Wfcon. Jeff Kmgstover. Jorge Toytor. Orer Skousen, Greg P ts. Scorr Thygerson. Joson Howard, Pete Jones, Pobde Kouo flock row Scon Wafcer. Sreve Pms. Sean Durke. Tom Chomberion. Sono Fomu Athletic Trio: Juniors Chns McGown. Joel Sybrowsk ond Jeff Undsrrom ol eorned ther ptoce n the Lenerman's Oub Future Homemokers of America: Jenny Smoot. Vice PresOenr. Cedee Pnce. Joyce Wlsnson. Pcfcfcoty. ond Soroh Midenhal. PresOenr Not Pictured Spence Alen. Heorher Ashton. Pom DoyoO. Gndy DrodMd. Jl Honson. Soroh Hear on. Secretory. Debbie HI. Em O'Del. Lynn Ohrnon. Jenny Thomas. Mrs Warner. Jennifer Weaver Storytime: Jenny Smoot ond Cedee Pnce teren ro Soroh Mldenhol's story ond ask questions FHA roughr students many vaOode skis Srudenrs For A Demoaocy Lerrermen 69 Dramatic And Domestic Endeavors Skills were perfected in Drama and Home Ec Sounds of laughing chidren and humming sewing machines mingled with smels of cooking food os one neored rhe Home Economics deporrmenr Here rhe srudenrs m rhe foods, roiormg. child develop menr, and family life dosses ol enjoyed o variety of fun oarvines Make ir wirh wool and roble semng conresrs. along with o wrver fashion show, gave srudenrs on opportunity to show off rhe talents The Future Homemakers of America Club also sponsored ocrw ties While rhe home ec. srudenrs learned obour rhe reclines of Sfe. rhose involved in dromo learned how ro oct and role ploy Dromo gove srudenrs on oppor rumry ro leorn skis of performing, self discipline and hard work Time, energy and personal nvofvemenr wear into eoch performance ro help these actors develop rher rolenrs The dromo deporrmenr pur on several perfor mances during rhe yeor inducing Damn Yankees in rhe fol and Shokespeore n rhe spring They obo porriapored n o rournomenr where srudenrs were judged on hkxrxxjrous and Dromone interpretations, along wirh o One Act Ploy A sticky situation. Kent ftooch mes to deroch fwnse from o wet taipop Although foods doss taught hm abou nutreion. he was o sucker for junk food Don Apetit. Ntao Moutron. Oaten Oark ond Lao Wormck pouse whle cooking o pot of spoghem Hove it yout woy. JuSe Toytor prepares o rather targe mode-to- order hamburger Ha the fun o the doss was beng able to snack on whar you cooked Costumed Toddlers. A group of youngsters pose n Haloween costumes during o spooky parry thrown on rheir beha The fcrn y fe doss fought young chidren three nmes every week 70 Home Economics Dromo Oub: Front row, Jared OkJroyd, Jenny Thomas. Sarah Farmer. He di Morrison. Chnsry Gordon, ond Gwenn Kirchen Second row. Erm O'Dei. Nancy Urley. Kathy Leahy. Spencer Alen. and Oarke Farmer. Thrd row Dove Pearson. Mfce Olds. Sus Homs. Denise Dmsdale. Mork Alex onder. Lynn Ohman, Glenn Harper. Jared Lundahl. and Mott Leaprror Dock row. Devon Dnggs. Noomi Shumwoy. Dovid Wnghr. ond Dan Washburn Looking on. Glenn Horper and Don Washburn worch some of rheir fe ow Drama srudenrs perform in dass Dromo pur on many excelenr performances Dromo Club Officers: David Wnghr. Mark Alexander, ond Sarah Farmer Die. Foul Fiend. David Wnghr. Loune Smith. and Nkcde Durr ploy oa our a scene from 'MocOerfV As wel as a musical, o Shokespeareon ploy was also rrodhonaly per formed by Drama srudenrs Dromo students were aheod. Nancy Utley. Mork Alex ander. Davd Wnghr. and Nicole Durr peek our from behnd rhe oudronum curtam Al four srudenrs pamapared m the musical “Damn Yankees In costume. J Hanson poses in her cosrume for rhe musical. Damn Yankees , which was put on by The Drama Depanmenr Cast members wore rhe costumes to school on openmg mghr ro help odvemse rhe play Drama 71 Freshman Hand: Front row Groce Doekweg. Karen Gom mon. Podo fielson, Tommy Srmrh, Com Chombertom. Ter ry Pfeifer. Deanne Pope. Mott hew Trorrer Second row Scorr Peravd. Jason Kjion. Enc Honsen. Duane Shumwoy. Dobby Doyd, Jonorhon Tdbor. Dick Dyer. Murray O'Dei Korhy Olock Thrd row Decky Curler. Orody Kendol. Jono rhon Hkjghes. Michoei Vtggns, Hondo! Peter mon, Thom Sm h. Dusm Ttodts. Richord Strong. Alex Dosborough Puckering up. Concenrroring on notes, fingers, and the boys. Karen Gammon. Tommy Smith, ond Groce Doek weg ploy These domensrs worked hard Concert Bond: Front row Jeff Nielsen, Teresa Snow. Shauno VonOrmon. Mora Poeor. Doramo Ddey Second row Scott Vison. Jornce GJ, Vend Pierce. Oecky Nelsen, Noorm Shumwoy Thrd row Ke h Vnder, Dovxj Gi. DJ Toylor. Den Porter, Josh Rodriguez. Aprl Tree. Knsrine Spencer, Nkki Pedro. Pori Kuchor Dock row Steve Miner. Don Doxey, Erls AxJukons, John Del, Trevor Harris. Mke Gnffin. Sruorr Hermdohl. VI Henstrom. Doug Dord, Parry Varren, Mark Cox. Don Vashburn Jazz Bond: Front row Dovid Johnson. Trevor Aired. Vor ren Moon. Stephen Gfl. Dovid Peterson, John Vdker. Jeff Nielsen Second row Noorr Shumwoy. Mott Leaprror. Pod Khder. Mork Cox. Joel Stevenetr, IXuxron Node. Doron Prone. Dovid Hyer. Mr Swon, Dove Strong 72 Bond Grand raspberry. Hjchard Srrong shows how he feels obour pictures ftchard was o member of rhe Freshman bond Intense concentration. HofcJng o pitch. Josh kodnguez ond Den Porter feren for difference in intonation Josh and Den were onfy two of seven saxophone players ri the Concert bond Bond members worked many hours ro pro- vide music for boll gomes ond pep assemblies In addition, rhe bond also performed several concerts during rhe yeor As dosses, rhe school’s bonds offered srudenrs o way ro de velop rheir musicol roienrs while having fun McDonald's AI-Americon Bond member, Jo nice Gil, enjoyed bond because music mokes me happy ” This yeor bond underwent o change in lead- ership Third yeor Jazz Bond instructor, Paul Swon. rook over os director Mr. Swan enjoyed becoming o fuH-rime faculty member, because it wos nice ro get ro know more people He also enjoyed conducting, because it gave him a chance ro do justice ro rhe music — ro see that ir's ployed rhe woy it's supposed ro sound ” Bond members were happy with Mr Swon's leodership According ro one Senior, Sweet ond low. Warmhg up his darner, Of Taylor honks our rhe lowest notes possible Di was a member of rhe Al- Srore Orchestra during UEA vocation Mr Swon's doing a lor of good things ’' Everyone wos pleased with rhe bond's per formonce. Mr Swon though r that rhe bond was mokmg some reol progress '' Bond worked extensively on technical occu rocy ond intonation, ond rheir efforts paid off According ro Orchestra director Mr Hill, The bond sounds more in rune rhon ir has for years.” In oddirion ro Concert Bond ond Pep Bond, we hod o Freshman Bond and o Jozz Bond Freshmon Bond provided valuable experience for ninth groders. while Jozz Bond rought sru- denrs how ro improvise ond interpret music from a wide variety of styles Wind players in Jozz Bond learned ro ploy several other instru- ments besides rheir own Mr Swon planned several exciting trips ond o tour for bond mem- bers When asked what he did ro celebrate, rhe bond director just chuckled Tooting Their Own Horns Band adjusts ro new director. Bond 73 Front row Russ Bar neu. Rolf Herd. Ketrh Winder. David Gi. Second row Lance Geertsen. Dan Washburn. Jeonnene Rodriguez. Pah Kuchar Third row Scot Walser. Mike Gnfferh. Srephen Gi. Curt f eteon Front row John Bel. Don Doxey, Erls Aidukons Second row Jeff Nielsen, Knsnne Spencer. Gerry Vhymetsrer Third row Jomce Gi. Becky Nfceben. Noorm Shumway. Bi Toy lor Boss fever. Becky Perry bows away happly during o concert She was olrernare Music Srertng Scholar and her bass was named Beulah Front row Jodi Dahl. Laura Roos, Kim Smth. Shaun Darwyier. Carolyn Off or d. Boon Lndquisr Second row Dora Olsen. Joy Elen Tenney. Hex Gibson. Knsn Jockson. Con Games. Becky Perry Third row More Alen, Jonathon Kunz. Ben Mofferr. Jens Jorgenson. Tony Sterling. Tod Tidwel 74 Orchesrra Front row Autumn Gowrher. Alexis de Gaston Steve White, Mott Enke Second row Debbie Doxey. Mari Lynn Gamer. Metame Richards. Candice Oark. Cidne Gtaaet Thrd row Ron Grimes. Lisa Stoddard. Metame htansaker. Junean Sronety. Go Tenney In Dock Sean Johnson Fiddling away. Amy Gard concenrrores an her music during a concea Amy worked hard on her vioin Front row Heather Curler. Amy Dard. Stephanie Fulmer. Christine Johnson Second row Shirley Hoopes. Jeonmne de Gaston. Jocelyn Pearl. Carol Gammon Third row bkcde OoWr. Ann Westover. Joan Lines. Enco Hocking Dock row Jemy Duron, Sharon Nfceteen, Ekso Dtods. Jams Fornsworrh Dows And Corkgrease Really, orchestra is playing ar worts. Orchestra did indeed exist ar Timpview. con- trary to many people's beliefs In oddinon to preporing severol excellent concerts, the doss provided students with a chance to learn more about music while having o good rime Junior Jeff Nielsen declared that orchestra was a super experience ” THS orchestra won a store- and nation-wide reputation Many students parridpared in All- Stare orchestra ond the whole orchestra was invited to travel to Washington D C. ond per On , two. rhr «. Conductor Terry HI ieods the orchestra rhrough o new piece Mr Hi was also conctacror of the Utah Voley Vourh Symphony form in a national competition in the Kennedy Center Since they were unable to attend the competition, the orchestra worked harder to be oble to perform well or the Region Orches rro Festival. One reason for the quality of the orchestra was the conductor, Terry Hill He spent the majority of his rime rehearsing the orchestra, ploying difficult passoges over ond over A second reason for the orchestra's success was the skil ond dedication of the students Talented people such as Jeff Nielsen. Jomce Gi. and Amy Doird odded a greater dimension to the orchestra. Orchestra 75 A Cappello Choir: Front row TomaSn Mner, Kim Rieker. Chen Gork, Ceciee Pnce, John m. Russel Dornert. Tod HotJey. Spencer Alen. Heorher Curler. Poulo Horword. Sarah Midenhol Second row Kryen Canoon. Armobo Chamberlam. Joyce Vignson. Sruorr Hemdahl. Seon Durke. Troy Harr, Drod Duckies. Soroh Former. Jayne Dor ney. Anme Gourdh. Scephome Deord Thrd row Heidi Momson. JM Honson, Soroh Wooley. Jennifer Thomas. Oa } Tenney. Mecrf Tdbor. Scott Thygerson. Axel Ro mrez, Jennifer Smoor. Lori Deord, Darbara Gronr. Heorher Holmes Fourth row Noonm Shumwoy, Lesfce Crostand. Nho Moulton. Carolyn Horton. John Dean, Wesron Talmon, Jon Chomberlon. Lynn Ohmon. Greg Pirrs. Jamce Gi. Krtsnn Seibert, Laurel Jorgensen. Jufte Ann Rowberry Voices ring clear. Worching Mr Lorson coreMy. rhe A Coppelo smgs or one o rher concerts The chor performed for many church meetings os well Concert Choir-. Front row Amy Rowberry, Charlotte Lor sen. Heidi Zenrner, DavxJ Lirsrer. Lorry Decvar. Jenme Ol- sen. Mary Drown. Dons Juorez Second row Morlyn Muhl yem. Rondo Green. Gnno Dure . Jason Linsdoy. Scott VF goren. Dovid Hckenlooper, Uso Grft. Somonrho Harris. Pom Wlgnson Thrd row Mary Mmer. Heorher Wile, Honey LWey. Doug Yeoger. Soto Foumui. Tom Cortele. Junean Sronely. Knsne Dor ney. Km Smith 76 Choirs Modrigals: Front row Jenoe Peterson. Km Rieker. Soroh Farmer, Lesfce Crostand, HeO Momson. Heorber Curter, Ncoie Durr Second row Joy ne Dorney. Jennrfer Thomas jeonnerte Do vs. Carolyn Horton. Jennifer Smoot. Knsnn Siebert, Srocey Patrick. J Honson Third row Todd Hodey. Ore, Dc v. Drod DucMes. Glen Harper. Weston Tolmon. Lym Ohmon, Axel Romrez. Troy Hon Sleepy? Joyne Dorney appears ro be faing asleep or on A Coppelo concert Joyne mode o great conrritx ion ro the A Coppelo Honds off! After ignoring o Do Nor Touch sjgn. JJ Honson occorr xxxes the A Coppelo or one of their concerts M accorrxxjmed and was o member of borh A Coppelo ond Modngols Vocal Virtuosos Timp singers There were identical dresses, ond identical suits. Acruoly. this blob of clones ond donesses song rogerher every third period ond per formed on many occasions In order ro be o member of the A CoppeWo or Modngais choir, students auditioned for Mr Larson, ond from them, he chose sixty for A Coppello. ond twenty-five for Madrigals The A Coppello Couoci consisted of Troy Hart, Lynn Ohmon, Jill Honson, Soroh Former, Joyne Dor ney, Janice Gl. Kim Rieker, and Poulo Hor- word The Medrigols also song with the A Cop- pello Doth choirs were asked ro perform or I con' remember the wordsl John HI asked Russel Dornerr o question during o song Doth Russel ond John were very involved m music ond loved A Coppelo show ralenrs. Temple Square in Solr Lake Ciry or Christmas rime, ond after their scheduled performances, they caroled around the Square One member soid, I never realized how much fun you con hove freezing ro death. ' Mr Larson, who taught a music theory ond history doss os well os three choir dosses, com- mented that the A Coppello was about three months oheod of where he hod expected them ro be They conrnuolly amaze me, he soid, for better or worse The choirs proved, without o doubt, that music is on imponant port of education, and if it wos possible ro reoch such o varied group of students, Mr Lorson did it Choirs 77 Best looking: Cuddlng dose. Miche e Jones and Mark Fmloyson rurn on rhe charm Most likely to morry for money: To Don Srorr ond Ann Otdroyd. fresh, cnsp greenbacks seemed ro hold rhe meanmg of life Wildest ond craziest: They dd whor? Jon Homson ond Oecky Perry were rhe loughmg pom m everyone's side Most considerate: Arreons of enquerre Cheryl Pope ond Spencer Alen could otwoys be seen looking our for others Most likely to succeed: Hard or work, M se Tueler ond Louhe Smith prepare for America's future 78 Seniors Brenr Hunsaker was o nororious senior He hod driven rhrough rhe fronr window of o cyocery srore rwice He and Hedi Mornson were vored Worsr drivers'' in rhe Senior Tolon Tolly The Tolon ToUy was o survey in which seniors named rhetr dossmores such rhings os Most likely ro marry for money. won by Don Srorr and Ann Oldroyd. or Desr legs, won by Axel Ramirez and Robin Marshall (who also won rhe Desr pig-kisser award). Roger Par kinson and Bar bora Smirh were vored Mosr rolkanve. while Jorge Taylor and Alice Ove son walked away wirh Desr sense of humor. Todd Bergeson and Michelle Srewarr were named for owning rhe besr cars. Alrhough only some of rhe seniors were pur in rhe Imelighr, rhe enhre doss hod a record of excellence Nicest Smile. Tamohn Mner and Roger Porknson nor on ously fied Tmpview hafc wirh bnfconr smies Most Spirited. Ife was never dul w h Heorher Hanlon ond Domon Sreworr ro keep Tmpview in high sp s Most Talented. Jor ce Gi ond Dole Hansen shored many rdenrs. from Musx ro Leadership Most Friendly. You could ofways count on o worm greer mg end o fnencty smile from Nino Mocfron ond Jess Cifford Tolon Tally 79 Most Athletk: Look our. competition' Justm Andersen ond Donna M et could yond up to anyone Digest film. Defrvrely outgoing. Steve Mdff ond Nfcchole Doyce mode sure that the social tfes were never bormg Prettiest eyes. The eyes hove t Joe leremo ond Cedlee Pnce show rhev gorgeous gazers Best Legs. Heods turned ond people wtwled when Robm Marshal ond Axel ftomrez walked by Best Dressed: Oassy dothes were always o port of the axnaAxn for Merry ttggre ond Monty Mogetoy 80 Talon Tolly Senior Officers They ser new rradirions. “We want ro show rhe Senior doss rhe besr rime rhey ever imagined, declared Sen- ior doss presidenr Monry Mogleby, Maybe even better rhon rhey imogmed. AAonry, with rhe help of Todd Oyde as Vice-Presidenr and AAelome Okey as Secretary, hod decided rhe things rhey wonred ro occompksh Me lanie commented rhar rhey wonred every- one ro get involved and help make rhe year fun Todd scud, It's our Senior year, and we wont ir ro be rhe besr One big change rhey planned was for Senior Dinner Dance “We changed rhe name ro Senior Doll, remarked Melanie, and we're trying ro find a ploce ro have ir insreod of Hotel Utah The Senior doss was exared obour rhe changes “There's always room for more spir ir, soid Monry, bur rhe support has been Stranded. Metane Okey. Secretory. Todd Oyde. Vice Preside™ ond Monry Mogleby President, join on Indian on his island in rhe rmdde of o stream incredible Melanie ogreed She pointed our rhor some of rhe pep assemblies hod gone overtime, ond rhe srudenrs hod stayed ro rhe end All rhree of rhe officers enpyed rheir jobs ond working with rhe srudenr government Melanie loved ro go skiing ond snowmobing Doth Todd and Monry ofren went “scammin' with rhe dudes, ond skiing Todd played rhe drums and AAonry porridpored in mounrom dimbing ond bicyding Perhaps these similor interests were whar allowed rhe Senior officers ro work together as well as rhey did Monry remarked, The minimal number of problems we have hod is omazing Todd Clyde summed ir up in this way We love people ond we love working with ond for rhe srudenrs. Erfc Aidukans Armando Agusn Kevm Alget Spencer Alen Lor alee Aired Trevor Aired Jusrm Anderson Louralee Anderson Knsren Armstrong Scon Armstrong Heorher Ashton John Arkmson Holy Datchetot Shouno Oolmfonh Carolyn Dard Seniors 81 Sron Dord Chnsropher Oahr Jeffrey Doremon Joyne L Dorney Pometo Doyota Coloe Deesley Norton Deisron Todd Dergeson W om J Deus Jeffrey Oiddulph The Tell-Tale Signs You Know you're a Senior when. . . There ore o few obvious charocrensncs of Senxxs every where For msfonce. you Know you're o Senior when you wake up Tuesdoy morning, rhnk you should roke rhe doy off. ond do When you come rhe nexr doy ond find our you've gorren cred for rhe pop quiz rhe resr of your rhrd penod doss rook When you hove 27 exrro-cumcutar obsences m sevenrh period, bur rardy” ond obsenr ore sri rrelevorv rerms You know you're on upperdassmon when rhe onfy reason you ever vet rhe orTendonce office e ro borrow rhe phone or chor wirh rhe aide When you srort gemng lexers from Northern Wisconsin More Krishna Colege (enrolmenf 125) You're obviously olmosr our of high school when you mas on overoge of rwo ond o half dosses o doy ro do rhngs for orher dosses When nor only do you miss school more rhon you orrend r. bur when you do finoty go ro doss, al you roke wtfh you 6 o pen or somerhng ro eor, whichever you happen ro hove or rhe momenr When domg ond dream on! don'r necessorty go rogerher When rhe lunch todies know you by name, even rhough you go our for lunch nearly every doy When you roke five aspirin ond sri feel rhe some When Mr Darksdaie ocruoly lers you walk rhrough his dassroom berween dosses When Mr Merri srops you n rhe hoi during doss, ond nsreod of asking for your hoi pass he asks how your dosses ore going And finely, rhe uinmore resr of being o Senior, when you finoly do monoge ro ger home tore or mghr. your morher opens rhe door ond soys. “Who ore you? Double peg-leg. Wearing o mou-mou. Seon Durke woirs for rhe par ode ro begn Audrolyn Diurh Troy E Oddr N hole Doyce Cindy Orodfieto Jukdo Drofcford Nei Dnghron Korhryn M Drooks Corhenne Drown Michoeine Dunmg Sean W Durke 82 Seniors NKote Durr James Dybee Ann Campbe Mussel J Compbel Krsren Canoan Corotee Cordon Amy Carter Suson M Coner Drootss C Casper Annateo Chombertan Jon Chamberton Michoel Chambers Knsnn Chnsrensen Chnsropher Gndnch Chen Oorts Cnsren Oorts John Oork Ron Clortse Ke h J Ooyron Jr Andrew J Oegg SeoKxs 83 Jess A Offord Todd Qyde Dove fV Colemon Gog Cox Jeonrfer Gocrofr Gorr A Gormey Carolyn Gevtsron Leske Gosland Juke GowJey Hearher Curler Joe Devoro Krk M Duncan All oboord. Mernl Tatoor ploys conduoor on rhe locomo- rive or GAA pork Merri was also o member of rhe A Coppelo Cinro Dure John Dyer Helpful Heimlkh. Jim Werner ond Oruce McKay lend o hand ro Troy Boldr after lunch Jkn was on rhe baskerbol ream dunng rhe wmrer 64 Seniors Sr even Edwards David Ekason Hffam Els Elzabetfi Evenson Leo FaWer Sarah Farmer MefcxJo FarnsworTh Angelo Farr Michele A Fiekj Mark V Finlayson Dnan K. Fisher Jeff W Fisher Carolno Flores Paulo Forbes Lon A Fuler Durr Garfield Janice Gi Douglas P Gish Annie Gourde Ronald Grimes Seniors 85 Epidemic Proportions Seniors suffer from o strange sickness. There comes a rime in rhe life of every senior when he loses al desire ro work This disorder has been oprly named Senionris The symptoms and effects of Semorins vary from person ro person For instance, those in- fected may become deaf ro oH words associor ed with school, including, Get our of bed, you'll be late Dells have no meoning for these individuals, and lectures ore jusr another forty minutes ro snooze Semonns victims hove perfected o disappear Branching out. Jeff McKelar. Gian Rosborough. Kim Hombin, crtd Ke h Ooyton reJtve rhec chldhood m o rreerop mg ocr They're never or school or or home Their parents answer rhe phone and soy, She went ro study or rhe DYU librory, ond then realize that rhe DYU librory dosed three hours ago Social life seems ro rake preference over ol else, even sleep If there is a possibiiry that seniors might have ro sroy home one night, they panic, col rheir friends, ond hove a parry, go ro a movie, or Jusr cruise oround ond talk Although a few cases of senionris are Termi- nal ond leave rheir victims wondering oimless ly, most seniors recover in rime ro push rhe panic burton as college freshmen Then they dash modly obour for rhe next four years try- ing ro ger a degree, morried, ond mature Tod W Hodley Russel P Hones Michoe Holes Drear Holodoy Kimberly Hambfcn Chnsropher Hommoad Heorher M Honloa Dole Honsea Dole T Honsea Jl Hoasoa Krr Homs Richard W Homs Wiord Homs S Troy Hart Todd Horword Don Hoyes Rick Hoyword Drear H Hebb Xiane Hemdol Norole Helqusr 86 Seniors Wish I Would Hove Seniors shore rheir regrers of high school yeors. Heorher Holmes frtfp H Holmes Stephan Horiocher Carolyn Horton John D Horton Don x Hubbard Phip Huber Lao Humphreys Orenr V Hunsoker Yvonne Hunrer Joseph leremo Jomes R Iv Jurto JoeHei Dom L Jeffery Lao M Joley Seniors 87 Moy hos orrived After four yeors of squeez mg o ron of books inro o narrow locker ond mokmg fun of freshmen, it's o over Most Seniors meet groduorion doy with o smile ond o sigh of relief Though relieved, seniors hove o few regrers — things left undone, words left unsold There ore always those who foiled to con cenrrore on doing well in dosses I wish I would hove been more serious about getting good grades during my Freshman ond Sopho- more years '’ soid Kevin Brody At the end of the year, several Seniors were sri try mg to moke up credits m order to groduore Get down. Km Hombln. rhe Ourger Queen, shows her style on rhe A P Otology fietdmp If they could do it ol over ogam, many Seniors would hove chosen different dosses, such os outo shop, foreign longuoges, ond fom ty life, to better prepare for fcfe after l-fcgh School Most Seniors wish they wouldn't hove been ofroid to do bizarre things Jennifer Jones ond Cecilee Price admitted that they would hove liked to, “srreok through o pep assembly To- mofcn Miner never tripped over rhe bump Nino Mouiron foiled to ear school lunch every year ot THS Although many things were left undone, rhe graduating Seniors would never wont ro repeat o year ;jsr ro finish these goals Oret Herrod Carlo A Hess Merry C rtggra Terence T Hrsch Stephanie Hoimon Fun And Frolic Seniors rake advantage of leisure rime. Outside of dass and after school hours. Seniors hod o chance ro be themselves ond lead red fcves. They iked ro do rhmgs when they hod rme Many Seniors athletic activities provided on opportunity ro relieve ocodemic rension whie sroymg m shape Fovonre sports induded skiing, swimming, running, weighrtfting. bosketbol ond foorbdi Seniors dso Iked ro do things with their friends Group octiviries mcKxJed parries, doing homework, or just sirring oround Another fovonre activity wos doting Din- ner. dances, concerts, ond almost anything else was considered os o good excuse for o dote Seniors preferred Si's Ivy Tower Restaurant for dinner, ond Srevenertes wos the in pioce ro go afterwords Movies were o spore rime ocnviry enjoyed by many Seniors Top movies included The Korore Ktd. ond Dock to the Furore Candy wos consumed in large amounts with fovonre candy bars being Goa Goo Ousters. Mors Dors, ond Snickers Drmks were ropped by Oassic Coke which was consumed by the gaions Television was the ulnmore for wasting spore rime ond Seniors eryoyed the Cosby Show above almost anything TV hod ro offer Seniors, above d else, enjoyed diversity n Irfe They enjoyed many different activities ond used their spore rime os o relief from school Flying high. Chns Gndnch ond Tony Loveless were blown off rhe feet Ploying n playgrounds wos o fovonre leisure ocnvfy of some Seniors Michele Jones Laurel Jorgensen Qzoberh Judd Lso Kmmel Zochary Kng Jeffrey Kngsdver Ke h Krruey Gwerm Kitchen Vfc J Knapp D Dnan KoNer Jody Kunz NKk R Lorsen Glen E Larson Richard A Lows 86 Seniors Helping hoods. Gion Rosborough. John Dean, ond Jess afford push hard ro nd rhemselves of gorgeous Sarah Former For love of bogs. Jd Mner ond Vrgrw Mamn enjoy o doy n the sunshne w h rherr fovonre rhrtgs Drondr Lee Laura Lee Raul E Uevano Vfcom F Lridtey Sr even Undsey Tony Loveless Dorothy Lucas Jonene Modsen Hkry J Mogetoy Monrgomery Mogleby Robn Marshal Doyd Mamn Ken Mamn Vrgimo Mamn Amy Matthews Monlee Moughon Liz Moxwel Jennifer McCloud Karhy McHenry Sr eve Mdff Druce McKay Jeff McKelor Mory G Mejc Lyndo Meldrum Sarah WWenhol ■ Offord Moore He Ji Mormon Nro S Moulton Vhoi o view! Edn O'Dei Gerry Vymeerer. Kjm Hombln. ond M hoe ne Ounhng enjoyed Zion's No- nonol Pork whle on o fteldmp wfh Ms Von Ocren Srocy Murphy Chonn Nelson Reody. olm fire. Sreodty ond corefuly. John ArHrv Shod Nebon son prepares to shoor John was o good shot wirh o comero os wefl 90 Seniors In A Rur Seniors give advice ro Freshmen. Dy rhe rime people ger ro be Seniors, rhey're usuoHy ser in rheir ways Our Seniors were no differenr They were full of do's and don'rs ond rimely nps. espeoolly for Freshmen Some Seniors odvised, Don’r hong around wirh Seniorsjusr ro be near Don'r rry ro belong, be yourself “Don’r reose Seniors, it's rheir job ro reose you ' sold one mighry Senior Anorher poinred our rhor if ir weren'r rhe Freshmen gerring reosed, ir would be rhe Sophomores Do buy shunle bus rickets o year in odvonce ro ovoid long lines Do woir for rhe elevoror berween dosses Do shower for P E Don'r roke Geography or English, bur do groduorel (You figure rhor one our. I did ) Be nice ro rhe odmmtsrrorion, ond ger good grades Overall, “Uve fosr, die young, ond hove o good looking corpse '' Oh — ond never forger Jon Harrison's memorable odvce. “Only you con prevenr foresr fires A second coot. Normo Jeon Pulsipher returns Axel Romr ez s Jersey just before rhe Homecoming gome He was one of rhe foorbal ream s srar players Sharp shooter. G on Rosborough tones up o good shot during o fnencJy pool gome Seniors 91 Kiss-o-prg Jody Kunz. Jennifer Woloce. and Troy DoWt looked on os Hear her Holmes conmbured ro rhe fund Dry on Pearson James Perkre Rebecca Perry Susan R Perersen Jenoe Pererson Shendon Pto Jon S fterponr Cheryl Pope Gnd Poner Chns K Prorre To Be Or Nor To Be The realities of Big Men on Campus. What ore upperdassmerP This question has been pondered by countless generations of high school newcomers To rhe younger srudenrbody members, Sen- iors were incredible people who hod mastered rhe seemingly impossible feors of making it to rhe shorresr lunchline without running, and of being able ro ask for a dare without having a complete mental and nervous breakdown In reoliry, rhe upperclassmen had already been through rhe joys and terrors of rhe first few years at high school. They were what they were because of their experiences Seniors ore pretty cool, (or least they think so) quoted Morey Walton Upperclassmen always seemed ro cheer rhe loudest or pep assemblies and rose rhe most money for fund-raising contests Upperclass- men also hod rhe somewhat deserved reputo rion for picking on underclassmen Most of rhe nme, however, they were just following tradi- tions. Underclassmen hod mony mixed opinions about upperdassmen When polled on how they felt about rhe older students, rhe re- sponses varied from Dustin Tibbers' quote, Up- perclassmen turn my stomach, ro I think upperclassmen ore sexy, from Jenny Wog- ner. Generally rhe upperclassmen enjoyed their long a wared superiority or rhe school In rhe words of freshmon Drew Hrsch, The upper classmen ore oil great! Leader of rhe pock. Joner Porker reoches rhe borrom of rhe slide whie Cnsren Oark, Leo Wormck. Liz Judd, aod Nno Moukon jam or rhe rop 92 Seniors Ceoiee Pnce Normo Jeon Putapher Axel D Romrez Srocy flopter H Dean Reoy Sherry Reed DovkJ V Reeves Jr Jule M Remngron Lym Remund Metame Richards Kmberty A Refcer Kenr Rooch Leso A Roberts Gan Rosborough Roth A Roundy Derh Shuler Corios 0 Shumwoy Noorm E Shumwoy Seniors 93 Michoel J Robertson Jonefl Robinson Richard RoHns Drove bacon Don Hoyes and Domon Srewort hold the pig chosen for the cheerleoders to toss The pig was rerrhed and squealed through the orded Knsm Sieberr Doryl D S«sk Oorboro Srmrh Orendon Smith Gory I Srrwh Hord or work. Gory Vmrerron gers rhe job done Desides represenrmg Tmpvtew wth merolwork. Gory was on our srondng foorbol ptoyer SIkJe on down. M Honson and friends rake o break from homework n rhe Hardee's playroom They were o fnend ly bunch Lourel D Smirh Wendy Smirh Jennifer Smoor Jiene Snow Sheme Synder Michoel Sorensen Doniel Srorr Joel Srevenen Andrew Srevens Angela ft Srewon Domon Srewon M he e Sreworr Shouno Sreworr Doniel Srrorford Douglas Smnghom J Swndler Men! ft Tatoor Juho Tommmen Jorge ft Toykx Jufcenne Toylor 94 Seniors Loured Teel Gog Tenney Gag Terry Jennifer Thomas Scort Thygerson Lonsso Tidwei Weston Tolmon Randy Treodwel Corhenne Tucker Michoel A Tueler Gerald Vyhmeisrer Jenrrfer R Waloce Susan Walrers Morhew S Warner Uso Warmck Mtchoel S Warren Lovely Levi. Wormfy dressed n Levi jockers. Carolyn Horton ond Druce McKay discuss rhe outrage of white Levi's, whie Phi Huber looks on Decisions 1 Senior Is rhere life offer For most Seniors. High School was o life sryle oil its own Time was spenr srudying for hisrory resrs, cheering or baskerboll gomes, ond earing donurs or WincheH's wirh friends. This lifesryle was gone os soon os rhe diploma was in hand Groduores were faced wirh some of life’s mosr imporranr decisions These decisions were onncipared by many people when lerrers from colleges ond rhe armed forces swamped moi- boxes Approximorely 85% of Timpview's Sen iors chose ro go on ro higher educonon Groduorion meonr independence ond rronsi- hon inro adulthood. I definirely won'r live or home ” srored Annoliso Chamber loin obour her pions Some students enrered rhe working Ouned olive. Foces barely showing. Uz Evenson. Spencer Alen. ond Jl Hanson rry hybernormg ro see whor ir's Hke high school? world nghr after groduonon For some, em- ployment was only Temporary os They worked during rhe summer ro earn money for college For others, work after high school led inro life- time occupations ond odulr obligations Or her new responsibilities were regsrermg for rhe draft and being able ro vote m elec tons I con even be pur in jail exdoimed John Dean Even as they all made serious decisions. Sen- iors slid hod many fanciful ideas about rheir future Jeanette Davis deoded, ‘ 1 wil morry a hoy-seed farmer from Mono. Utah Many Seniors hod rhe same opinion obour life in rhe real world as Rich Harris — “Party rime!” Seniors 95 Darnel A Washburn Jennifer L Weaver Mark A Weosrem Jm Werner Knsne I Wheodon Women drivers! Whle dvx feurmg f obb e Bosco and Voi 5fcohemo. Michele Stewart and Jody Kun threw several passes I do re you ... Greg Oaks models the newest n makeup, designed by Kerb OayTon Greg abo wore bnghr orange nes as o hobby Gary Wrverton Angela Woods Sara Ann Wooley Deann Young Karma L Zake Wendel Zink 96 Seniors News Sensation Seniors grabbed limelighr in Srare and Nation The graduating doss left a large mark on Timp- view’s htsrory We starred rrodinons and trends ond set incredible records Together, we were the memorable Class of 1986 Although our achievements as a group were phenomenal, the personal contributions of many people were what mode the year so sensational Individual honors were o b g part of '85'86. as Senior students rocked up on impressive list of nanon- ol accomplishments Some of Timp view’s top forensics students ex celled, wnning honors in summer workshops Mi choehne Dun nog reoched Quaker finols in the Na nonal Forensics Workshop. Andrew Stevens ploced second in the Novice brocket of the Loyola Debore Workshop tournament, ond Curt Nielson took fifth ploce in the Varsity division of the same competition Laurie Smith ond Nicole Durr quafcfied for Nationol Forensics in Oratory and Congress Loune was also one of two Girls Store participants who was chosen to represent Utah or Girts Notion Once there, she received nononol recognition by getting elected President, the highest honor of the conference Also in the politico! science area. Cun Nelson was selected as a United Stores Senate Repubkcan Poge He was one of thirty students from ocross the notion to receive this honor Senior Carolyn Dard was one of two THS representatives at the Close-up confer ence n Washington D C Hello, here I oml Uso Joley procricaly Ived in phone booths Espeody when o gorgeous guy wos on the Ine 1986 Notional Merit Test results were returned, end Timp's Seniors scored high Mike Tueler. Cun Nelson. Rich Rollins, and Jon Harrison scored wel enough to be chosen as Serm-finalisrs. ond six other students were honored as Commended Srudenrs. One of the outstanding musicians or THS. Jamce Gfl. was chosen to march in the Mcdonotd’s Al American Dand, carrying on the great Tmpview rrodmon of having a pomdpont FDLA vice president, Russ Homes qualified for the Notional FDLA competition in Houston. Texas While there, he took third ploce in the Advanced Account- ing competition Usmg o talent of o different sort. Andrew Stevens ploced second our of the thousands of students who rook the National Spanish Test He won S40 for his efforts THS athletes also c d wei. especially golfers. Rob Sr anget entered the US Korean Junior Champion ships in Los Angeles ond won seventh ploce In odchton, Rob flashed ninth in the American Junior Tucson Nationals Rob. Phi Holmes. Scott Drockbonk and Mike O'Dnen ployed n the Oprirmsr Junior rocr namenr These srudenrs who succeeded norionoly n rher own speaol fields, along with those too numerous to ksr who exceled on a store level, kept up Tmp- view s winning rrodinon, ond gove the Senior doss another thmg to celebrate Seniors 97 Jumping for joy. Mofcn Woker and Gno Graham show rheir schooi spnr n rhe srudenr parting lor Oorh were nvoived n ocnvines. as Mafcn ployed voleytx and Gr o performed on Drf Teom Riding alone. Darren Prortey demosrrores o rncky bicyde srunr Oher rdenrs of he ndude speaking Spanish Juniors reolized rhor rhey could oppredore oil rhe differenr oreos of life ond rhor rhey could dicrare rheir own feelings on rhose subjects Dove Srrong commenred rhor, We need more pnde in our school ond more uniry among rhe srudenrs This was olso rhe goal of srudenr governmenr Freshmen were porr of everyone's life ond Porreo Norton summed rhem up; Freshmen ore roo shorr, ond roo smorr! Michelle Aaron hod o differ enr po nr of view She sold, I wos once o freshman so rhey musr be okay School lunch wos o well discussed subjea Gmo Dixon expressed many opinions when she soid, Ir's omozmg whor you con do wirh soy- beans Jeff Lindsrrom gave up rrying ro ex ploin his feelings obour ir ond soid, School lunch mokes me happy Of course, sporrs were populor converso lion. Todd Seomons commenred rhor foorboll hod influenced him rhe mosr because os he pur ir, Working os o reom has helped me in many orher siruarions in life '' Keirh Winder soid, I'd probably soy cross counrry has influenced me rhe mosr becouse ir influences obiliry, progress, ond endurance Trocy Hoyden expressed many Juniors' feel- ings wirh these words, T imp view is defimrely rhe besr becouse ir has such easy going peo- ple Lupe Niumeiroly's comment obour rhe school summed up rhe views of many os she stored, I love rhis school, where we practice rrue democracy '' Three's o crowd. Sarah Parkinson. Michele SrewarT. and Chen Tarron hove fun around rhe school flogpole Support- ing fnends ond ploying crazy racks were rypcal unior pasnmes 98 Juniors M che«e Aaron Kurr Atooch Moria Alvarez Etee Anderson Jennifer Anderson Rjchard Anderson Shouno Lee Anderson Afcon Aplonalp Rod Ash Mark Ashby Metanie Ashwonh Craig Axford Amy Dord Mussel Dornert Joner Darrerr Andres Doyota WyarT Deck Teresa Oecvar Alex De n Jonarhon Del Lualo Denson Mark Denson Grerchen Derg Denjamn Dergn Susan Oeus David Onghom Carolyn Drd Knsrm Dtoke John Doekweg Ang Dosen High five! Darbara Naylor and Lon Horfieta go beyond o simple handshake whrfe greemg eoch orher n rhe hal Dorh grls enjoyed gymnosncs Juniors 99 Junior Acrivism Life is hard, and rhen you're a senior. That's my dime I Charles Drodshow ond Frank Chnsnonson bottle for o coin by the venting mochmes These new computerized candy dispensers were o fovorire spot for o mxJdoy snock The rhrd year m high school is often considered ro be rhe hordesr Soool pressures bu4d along with additional heodoches coused by intense doss sched- ules Juniors started m on odvonced ocodermc dosses, trying to save some spoce for fun dosses in rhe lost year Tm going to ploy my senior yea- because al my hard dosses wi be over.” said Jennifer Forest WNe rhe hord dosses progressed, juniors spent mony sleepless nights ortempring ro keep rheir grodes up to por The ACT rest provided on oddnon ol cholenge for students preparing for college Ju- niors also seemed to be the backbone of mcny ocnvmes towards rhe end of rhe year, os rhe sectors succumbed to rhe plogue of semorins Sri. jurtors somehow found fcrmted amounts of time to spend goofing off with friends The end of high school was in sight, but there were srt mony challenges ro be overcome during rhe lost year Goals were set ro help ochieve these objectives ‘I wont to take store in football. ” de dored Greg Rrrs Drod Duckies hoped to hove o successful senior year ond. evenruoly hove my bond get thee conrroa Over a , on ornrude of optimism prevailed os juniors looked forward ro rhe final high school chd- leage I know next year wi be more fun than rhe year' insisted Jeonmne de Gaston It just about has to be. becouse eoch year gets progressively bet ter.” Mory Ruing decided. Next year s going to be rhe best year I've ever hod becouse l m going to be o senior ond I'l be treated bke on odulr John Doutele Rebecca Doyock Erka Bowman Carolyn Orodtey Charles Drodshow Moroe Dnggs Greg Onmley Suzanne Drown Drod Duckies Sr eve Drowning Onghom Durr Corhleen Burrows Josh 0u5hmon AAike Durrerfieid Somonrho Durrs Greg Caterer Oerh Compbel Frank Chnsnonson 100 Juniors Steve Oatfce Steve Ooyron Meteso Coles James Cormety Dretr Cook Curns Cox Martym Cromer Myro Crondal Jeff CrevBton Kmberty Cutler Barbara Gronr Bryant Davis Jeonmne cJe Gaston Demse Dmsdale Gno Dixon Sue Dodge Darnel Donaldson Donald Donon Juniors 101 Debro Doxey Volene Dnggs Brian Easton Also Edwards Lots Eggerrsen ScotT Ekworth Morhew Enhe Lonce Fouisner Robyn Fletcher Advil. Kathy Word gave Akson Aptonolp the modern pom kler Sometimes school was o heodoche Working Overrime Exrra-curricular acriviries were a large parr of srudenr life. As rhe 2 45 be rang, srudenrs poured our of classrooms, refceved rhor rhe school day was finoly over Whde mosr people wear home, rhere were o lorge number of srudenrs who stayed for several hours after school pamoporng m exrro-curncuior ac riviries Many of rhese people were on sports reams Procrice usualy lasted anywhere from 4 00 until 5 30 Some days, however, athletes stayed or school longer, dependng on rhe difficulty of rhe workout or how much they felt ike goofing off One day we stayed a few hours after procnce to have a bubble both m rhe whrtpool said Mefcnda Clegg, o cross country runner Srudenr government officers also spent o lor of rime after school ond on weekends They worked hard decorating for dances, planning pep assem bfces. ond organizing ocrtvnes Others who worked overtime were rhe ocrors. musicians and rech crew involved in rhe ploys Mcole Durr, a lead m Damn Yankees, seemed to constantly be or school The newspaper ond yearbook staffs spent several consecutive days rushing ro meet deodbnes I've been in that darkroom for so long, I look Ike Gofcjm from rhe Hobbir And I ssssmel Ike him too. my predousss mumbled Gian Rosborough during a long yearbook deadline All rhese activities often rook up homework nme. which was compensated by lore mghr study sessions ond Imred sleep For some people this was not rhoughr of as o dBodvonroge I realy couldn't harvAe having to go home nghr after school, commented one senior ”1 need ro hove a break from ocodemc rhngs for a whie ” It seemed rhor rhe people who were involved in anything were involved m everything They’re rhe one's who care ond wanr ro moke things fun ' said Decky Perry Greg Oaks, who was a participant m srudenr government, foorbal. drama ond music was a perfect example of rhs Over oil, rhese ocnvines contributed ro rhe ife style of srudenrs Thinking os one Von Virbeck ond Josh Jenkrts looked for excrement n rhe commons They borh fe scopng was o defmre must Jennifer Forest Angelo Fuenres Stephanie Fulmer Pnsalo Galon Jemrfer Geory Medrodo Gi Stephen Gi Kmberfy Giespie Gdne Glazier Mory Glazier Stocy Gleove Gere Grom Michoel Gnffm Angelo Hammond Todd Honmg Dovid Hansen Lorin Hardy Suzanne Harris 102 Juniors A sidelong glonce. Korhy O'Dnen reveols rhor her rrue loyolnes be wrh Arusono Score Korhy was on occompfcshed swimmer who received many scholarship offers for her raienr Glen Horper Morrhew Hamsoo Poota Horward Lon Horfield Dren Hearh Soroh Hear on Shown Hear on Amy Hedsmon Rolf Herd John Hon Jonebe Hqbee im Liggris Kcyi Hfcfrch Shari HkJrch John Hi Meteso Hdi Mindy Hoingsheod Who ’ In o label? Lon Horfield. Srephome Fulmer. ond Oarbaro Naylor deploy rher fovonre designer jeans Oher fashions rhese grts wore were poeley porrerns ond snrrup ponrs Juniors Shirley Hoopes Jason Howord Robert Hughes DovKj Hyer Chrisropher Ivie Chrisnne Johnson Dovid Johnson Paul Johnson Edno Jones Pere Jones Suzerre Jones Tresso Jones Scott Karren Lisa Keteo Wendy Kennord Julie Ken- Long Kim Lynerre Kmghron Mike Kochevor Pori Kuchor Oriome Lorsen Volyndo Low Korhy Leohy Todd Rondol Murphy was on Oprimisr Rules rhor apply ro High School. 7 The fourth rule There ore no answers. Jusr cross-references Stone's Low The probobAry of your locker jamming is directly proportionol ro the number of torches you hove in the next doss Hoppiness Rule When you feel like toughing, stay cohm — you ! get over it Houston's Low In order ro enrol in a doss, you must firsr prove rhor you don't need ir. Cole's Low Thinly sliced cobboge Gil's Rorio The omounr of homework given is directly proportionol ro the number of rhings you wont ro do rhor night. First Low of Doting: The person you wont ro rake w! already be going. John's Rule for Kicking. Candy Machines ocr rorionoly only when oil other possibilities hove been exhausted Burton's Postulare: If you don't know rhe on- swer. rhe teacher will col on you Second Low of Disappearance The ovalobiry of rhe reocher you want ro see 6 inversely proportional ro rhe urgency of rhe messoge Lunch Lady's Low If you change lunch hnes, rhe one you jusr left wil srort moving faster than rhe one you ore now in. First Low of Revision: The answer wi come ro you jusr after you turn your rest in and sir down. Carolyn's Low: AH rules ore a simulation of reoliry 104 Juniors Enc Leoprror Viom Leonard Jeffrey LrxJsrrom Joon Unes Tomaro Lfrte Logon Lundahl Scon Morrort Keirh Momn Ondy MoxweH Jonoe McOung Dorr McCoord Dtone McDonokJ Chrtsropher McGown Shone McOean Porsy AAessegee Sreven Miner Done Moer Don Mirchel Worren Moon Jocque ne Moore Dortxjro Naylor Wes Nebeker Jordon Nelson Heorher Newman Mark MchoOs Jeffery Meton fVebecco Meton Tennis folk. Gro D«xon ye ed ro o fnend or o reons morch Tenne ptoyers hod o very success yeor Juniors 105 Up o free. Ann Oxxn. Tereso Becvor. ond Amy Heck man smke rhec favonre pose Fnendshps were o major pan of a Junior s year Oecky Mmmer IXuxton Noble Parreo Norton Kathleen O' Dnen PvOberT Oborn Krisrn Oerrle M hoeI OkJs Lon Oier Kin Oesen Gorgi Ofcen Karen Ofeen Cartyte Ostler Jen Sue Ostler Tm Palmer Fashion Favorites Juniors varied old trends. Yeftow. green, red. and. of course, oronge were the favorite colors of dotting or Tmpview Gris wore huge boggy shirrs over stretch poors They wore patterned swearers, porrerned poors, ond pot rerned shoes One porrern. paisley, was every where There were shins with huge paisleys, poors wirh hoy paisleys, ond r-shirrs with the definition of ‘ paisley'' on them The layered look wos populor, ond girls pur r-shrrs under sweatshirts ond swearers over polos ond jumpers over al four Gris' har was m bobs, long ond srroighr. or shorter rhon guys' hor wos Wearing lots of jewelry wos o craze, ond girls were seen wrrh numberless brocelers, ond three ond four earrings in one ear Although few guys were seen with earrings, they did sport neckchans Their hair wos usuoly short ond well shaped, often with slightly longer bongs that hod been bJeoched or permed hanging n front Jeons were sri the srondby for guys, ond there were many other styles to choose from instead of the some old 501's Guys wore shins with big pock- ets that were boggy, t shirrs under unbuttoned flon net shrrs, or just plain polos The popular pattern for guys was yripes. although many guys wore paisley too Along with dorhes, bogs were o priority People corned bockpocks. gym bogs. Esprit bogs. Le Dog bogs, ond huge Forenzo bogs Though T imp view students often looked simior because of their dress, there wos on unwritten low that it wos permissible to wear onyrhing they de sired, os long os it wos within the dress code 106 Juniors Creaking on the beam. Enc Leoprror and Long Kim relax crtd survey the sruonon P E was a fun doss becouse alowed students to venr energy Sarah Parkinson Phondo Pamn Laura Payne Robert Pearce Metndo Peoy Larry Pederson Domomque Pedro Lon Perry DovxJ Pererson Knsrm Petersen Pameto Petersen Wend Pierce Gregory FVrs Jor ce Pope Ooudo Posey Juniors 107 Dueling Artists. June Smnghom and Michele Stone brush up on rher sooal skis June enjoyed Dromo whie Mi chele's fovorre doss was Anoenr World Htsrory Pumping Iron. Lon Oier ond Glono Nixon ream up in on orrempr ro rone rher musdes Weighr rrommg was rhe perfecr doss ro get mro shape Cycle Rock. Charles Drodheld. Frank Chnsnonsen ond Jen Sue Osrier srrodte rher takes oursde rhe man school doors Although mosr students were bused or waked, mony chose ro nde rher takes ro school 108 Juniors Th ultimate convertible Suzanne Orown and June Smnghom ploy in o ple of dbcorded ouro paro Juniors were rolenred or turning everything nro o good nme Jeomerre ftodnquez Jeffrey Robnson Dnan Roos Doug Ross XAe IXowbury Tyler Rowley Lincoln Sheromon Knsm Shpman Liz Shirk Dref Skousen Km Slode Gmo Smith Knsnn Smith Mark Smith Jennifer Snow Chns Sorenson Scon Sorenson Michoel Sreworr Frustrated Reminiscence Srudenrs recoil rhe easy life. Remember when rhere were cookies ond mflk or mid-morning. ond oops on rowels m rhe afternoon? When rhe hordesr homework you hod was remem berrvg ro ger your morher ro unpin rhe nores on your shirt front? Why wasn't rhere recess in high schooP High school srudenrs needed snocks ond recess jusr os much os elemenrory school children In focr, if ir were nor for lunch ond on occasional col ro miss doss, rhe poor high school srudenrs would nor ger ony resr or al Perhaps rhor was rhe reason for foorball ond basketball reams — a way for srudenrs ro ler our rheir frustrations by worchng people rockle other people It's a very good thing rhor high school lasts only four years, because if ir went for longer, rhe school «terna would hove ro odd wings onto rhe buidrigs ro serve as insane asylums for rhe people who tried ro rake AP history, physiology. AP calculus, ond AP lunch ol or rhe some rime Srudenrs learned, howev er. rhor high school was more fun rhon elemenrory school ever was, because they could hove o good rime even though rhey were working hard Juniors 109 Xrteon Sronety June Smnghom Dovid Strong James Sumner Joel Sybrowsky Chen Terr on Alan Toyior Jerald Toytor Mansa Toyior Sheryeose Toyior Jason Thomas Sprinting for o goo I. Enjoying on outdoor ocriviry. Kim Long and Kevin Orody ploy o gome of soccer Sports ocnvines helped srudenrs burn off frustrations buir up during thee other dosses Wheels, touro Payne and Erko Oowmon recline on a motorbke Dare Juniors went What ore you doing Sorurdoy nighr? Ju- niors often spoke rhese words, orrempring to fill o spore evening or get ro know someone For some, dormg was o casual ocriviry while orhers felr dares were different from jusr onorher par- ry Malin Walker soid, It's cool because you ger ro know people better AAori Lynn Kromer stored rhor you should jusr hove o greor rime no morrer where you go or who you go wiTh. Dare donees were special occasions for ovid dorers Dares were arranged weeks in od vonce and exrrovogonr plons were mode in rhe search for o perfecr dare They were also o rime ro see who would show up and with whom Line our wirh sryle. Ideas of rhe ideal dare were widely varied Jimmy Higgins said, The perfecr dare is her picking me up and paying for my dinner or a nice resrouronr, and rhen having her dad buy me a Corvette Mike Srewarr felr rhor having a con of dinner ond rhen going ro o donee would be on excellenr idea. Whether ir wos a movie, a concert, or jusr dinner, dores were on interesting port of high school life. They provided relief from rhe pres- sures of school for many, bur some felr rhor daring irself was a pressure They worried obour getting asked or getting up rhe courage ro ask o cetram person Juniors hod a good rime daring They gained social experiences useful lorer in life ond hod some wonderful rimes 110 Juniors M che e Thor nock Lawrence Tolmon Aprt Tree Michoei Tregasks Do Tucker Eric Tute Andrea Turney Adam Vande Vrede John Walker Mafcn Wdher Scorr Wol er Corh Ward Kevin Wafers Jeffrey Weighr Knsrme Wfcon Von Wtfbeck Trovts Whtriock Shoron Wighr Andreo Wighr Pomelo WiMnson Hear her W«e Kevin Wfcon Keirh Wnder Scon Whire Warren Wnegor David Wrighr Jesse Wnghr Dorry Wolenzien Undo Wyngorden Kyle Zobnskie Ploying rhe funes. Marso Taykx ond Taro Derge rocked down rhe srreer m rhe spore rrne They cruised ro rhe bear of rher favor ire music Juniors 111 Junior Leaders Class officers rake charge and lead rhe way. Fun, exciting ond a lor of work,” described rhe job of rhe Junior doss officers President Jeff Undsrrom, Vice President Suzerre Jones ond Secrerory LucjHo Denson were quolified leoders Jeff scwd he relied very much on Suzerre ond Ludllo These three worked well Together, ond hod fun in rhe process On rhe occasion of having their picrures token for rhe yearbook, Jeff end ed up in o swimming pool. Jeff enjoyed reoding. fishing, hunting, ond especially sporrs He was on active participant on rhe Timpview athletic reoms os rhe quarter- bock of rhe varsity football ream ond o mem- ber of rhe basketball ream He felt his greatest duty wos to moke rhe Junior Prom o success Suzerre loved to water ond snow ski. She enjoyed oM foods excepr tomatoes She felt her duty wos to help Jeff with his responsibilities She ofeo wonted to moke rhe Junior doss one group instead of o bunch of different diques Ludllo hod many interests. She loved to ride horses ond enjoyed sports. She loved Italian ond Mexican food Her goals were, to be rhe best secretory rhe doss of '87 could hove” ond she wonted to moke rhe year or Timpview rhe best for everyone She liked to, spoz our' occasionally ond worked hard to include ev- eryone Foul shooting. Dorry Wdenzem deploys o bed brought down by ho morksmonship Dorry spent much spore time improving his om 112 Juniors Peoce ond buttons. Lounging by rhe trophy coses. Pon Kuchor grves her opinion of the solution to homework problems Pon wos also o member of rhe Dri Team Hot ond sweaty. After o hard gome. Poul Dones ond Chns McGown kick bods ond prepare to relax Poul ployed baskerbal. also Threesome ond plont. Suzerte Jones. Vicep-esidenr. Jeff Lndsrrom. President, ond Luc o Denson. Secretory, keep rhe plant company Pretty pouter. Kathy O'Onen doses her eyes m protest of her picture being token She was o member of the grl's terms ream Juniors 113 Sophomore officers: Nicole Doldr. secretory. Lisa Pope, president. Dove Horron. vice preside™ If onyrhing could ger rhe Sophomore doss re- volved, ir wcxJd be rhis year's doss officers Presidenr and pizzo lover Uso Pope hked d sporrs, espeooly skmg ond golf She hked being m srudenr govern menr ond working wirh rhe orher officers Vice Presidenr Dove Horron obo hked pizzo, riding his skateboard, gong ro school ocriviries, ond hsren mg ro any kind of music ' hfccole Bokjr was rhe effioenr sophomore secre rory She hked ro shop and rolk on rhe phone when ever she hod nme leftover from everyrhng she wos involved n A goal these officers ser rhis year wos ro be different As Lisa so id, Sophomore officers ore usual- ly known for just sorr of bemg rhere We wonted ro chonge that They mode rhese chonges by trying ro hold rhe frsr ever sophomore sponsored dote donee, ond by having more lunchroom ocrivines Wild ond crozy. Lao Pope wos o jokesrer ond always fun ro be around Ir seemed rhor her lough was conrogious oimed or rhe lower classmen Dove Horron felr ha mosr importonr job os o Sophomore officer wos “ro moke sure we ger rhe •deos from everybody Nhcole said. We tried ro ger manly rhe sophomore doss more interested in school ' These sophomores enjoyed working with rhe rest of srudenr government Nicole wos glod rhor rhey always listened ro our opinions ' Lao, Dove, ond Nicole were happy ro be sopho- more officers ond were gkxj rhor ir turned our ro be o greor year Sophomores Uso Abbon Amy Aidukons Mark Alexonder Pometa Alger Mora Andersen Dr err Anderson Holy Anderson Kimberly Anderson Susan Andrus Kmbert Arknson G on Odey Doug I Dord Douglas O Dord Ausm Dankheod Darnel Dardsiey Bouncing ond behoving. Amy Chambertor hopply ploys with her renms roy Worm fd days coled for o greor gome of renms our on rhe courts Overtaken by the mochlne. Drod Tarton ond Dome! Snow feored for rher Ives, rhey were big sophomores ond handed t Edcke Dartel Po e Ooremon Mork Doumgonen Dovta Oenmon lonme D etow Eteo Dtack Dovta Otacfungron Norosho Otaxhom Mcde Doidr Jason Oond Mon Oowmon Roberto Ooyock Taro Drewer Devon Onggs Sophomores 115 Ju e Orirsch Den Drooks Kenr Oryner Pablo Ductangham Laune OuckJes Mar Dorter Cherlee CokJwel Carhleen Campbel Troy Campbel Pober Conoon Thomas Carlisle Akson Carer Norvo Chanan David ChamberVjn Tom Chombertan Poben Chapman Mar Chen Maren Chnsrensen Chet Chrenonsen Jason Chnsnansen Druce Chnsry Alisa Cindnch Orer Coo Candice Oar Unsuspecting victim. Den York casualy erjoys ha day, unaware rhot Leo Pope is about to go for a knockout The sophomores were ocrua y just ecjoyog a fun rme or a footbol gome In o state of delirium. Loo f umeiro u rakes a senous look •nro her long owo ed future The prospects were just too promeng Sophomores' spore rime DovcJ Goyton Mefcndo Oegg Ow Oxford Tern Qfford Metarue Oh Jon Ooword Terd Cochron Michoel Coleman Aftson Coins Dtar Coins Jdonne Cook Mon Crowtey Aurum Crowther Dorormo Ddey Orendon Dayton David Defoyos Chnsnno DeOry Melody Deveroux Sean Dixon Jermrfer Docrer Tno Doron Roger Douglass Evern Droney Michael Duncon Jenny Duron The true rrick Spore rime is on elusive rhing. As people ger older, rhey reolize rhor rhe omounr of rime rhey hove in which rhey hove norhing better ro do begins ro shrink The rrick is ro nor ler anyone know whar you should be doing The concept olso applies ro school Home work rends ro weigh heavily upon consciences unless srudenrs con persuade themselves rhor rhey really don’r hove on Ancienr World essay Perched on his yocht, Drod Tor on prepared ro spend nme booting or Lake Powe Trim ond ronned Drod loved rhe outdoors ro doing norhing rest tomorrow ond ro go our ond ear frozen yogurt msreod However, rhe world of moke believe does nor exist in college Everything pertaining ro higher education is very red ond viral ro rhe solvanon of your scholarship So rake some odvkze ond rake every yeor serious ly except rhe last half of your senior yeor Norhing is red in springtime Aerial View. Sgzerre Okey. Jennifer Mier. Kmberty An Person. ond Krisn Jones surveyed rhe commons The com- mons was o populor hong our for Tmpview srudenrs Sophomores 117 6.Q. Chns Thomas and Darrel lerermo show rher model ng prowess The rwo considered themselves mowers of fashion Capitol Punishment. Mr Sreworr disaptines David Meiron by giving him a hisrory lesson Dovid learned rhe copiroJ of Iowa really was Des Mcanes Todd East on Jeff Edwards Jennifer Ehngron Jenifer Eis Oarke Farmer Jans Farnsworth Nancy Fetr Corwn Fisher LonaMoe Fisher Scott Fisher Lonnie Forbes Amy Frank Sam Freeman York Golond Carol Gammon Eric G4es ftobyn GoukJng Daneea Goodwin Derek Gordon Tereso Gourde 118 Sophomores Head and shoulders obove rhe rest. JS«n Knapp gr es some support to his fnend. Dovtd Young, proving fhot sophomores could yond on rher own rwo feet Kevin Greer Heorher Grimes Jason Gurney Enco Hodtmg Meta Hodey Jeff Hales Suzonne Holodoy Michele Honlon Lonso Hardy Jamne Harper Kevm Harris Ledam Harris Sandy Hams Denjamn Harrison Michoel Harward Ooshoon Hathaway Parry Preferences These guys loved ro hove fun! Sophomores found many ways ro celebrare rhts year They could enjoy doing jusr obour onyrhing, or everything, os one Sophomore pur ir. The Sophomores hod fun celebrating rhis year's achievements. As another said, they liked ro parry, basically Mony sophomores enjoyed celebrating in specific ways Some, such as Mark Anderson, liked ro go ro donees Orhers. like Sean McKefl, preferred ro go ro a parry with food and o video ond jusr hove a greor rime For mony, induding Arwen Rasmussen, jusr getting ro gerher with friends was as good a parry as anything else Some Sophomores hod fun in unusual ways Heorher Linebarger liked ro rake a bonie of worm, flor, Dr Pepper ond ger losr driving in Salr Lake or one o'dock in rhe morning Then rhere was Mario Oaks who, in his own words, didn't celebrate Other Sophomores celebrated doing sporrs. John Rosen vail, one of rhe x-country runners, said he hod fun when he ployed baskerball A lor of Sophomores hod fun when rhey wenr ro rhe football ond baskerbal gomes Good Friends. Cartue Pose, Chnsme Pomn, ond Narasho Dloxhom shore o happy moment rtgh school provided mony opportumries for new ocquomronces Groups of fnends were often considered ro be ike o second fomly Briefing eoch other on homework, Wendy Wlson ond Deidre Chnsnonsen sor in rhe commons hoping ro find some good loofcng furors ■a Sophomores 119 Jeffrey Howkrts Jm Hayes Jeff Heorh AJese He Marc Heteson Sruort Heimdal Melody Henderson Mon Hott 120 Sophomores Checking if out. Mart Dowmon shows Seon Dixon and Jeff Hales rhe scenery Tmpview offered a panorama of sights ond sounds Jeonerre HI Sreve HI Dioyne Hrsche David Hobson Kona Hooker Hochei Horiocher Metindo Horron David Horron Looking out. Christy Johnson and Letant Harris show rher smies Sming foces odded sprt ro Tmpview Mr. Musk Mon. Dove Pearson danced ond ocred he way ro droma srardom Dove enjoyed ond was ocnve in many excelenr school productions Posing for rhe picture. Korhy Yorgason grabs for o prop and lounges on rhe counse ng couch Jeff Housron Dorrh Howard LaNoe Huber Shervon Hughes Mary Hush AAetame Hunsaher Aaron Hunr Darrel lerecno Jennrfer Jocobson Morsho James Wendy Jardne James Jousst Deidre Jensen Deno Jensen John Jensen Regno Johns Chwy Johnson Crag Johnson Climbing Up Sophomores finally hod someone ro look down on. Sophomores hod o lor ro soy obour rheir renrh grade year In rhe words of Mark Alexooder. it was o greor experience ' Seon AAcKel rhoughr rhor. was preny fun. we hod some semonry wirhour roo much pressure Ir's o good nme in high school According ro Heorher Lneborger. Lost year we could ger owoy wirh dong onyrhing srupxJ becouse we were freshmen This year we don'r hove ro. or else we don’r core wherher we do or nor As one sophomore pur it. Tm glod I’m nor o freshman anymore Decouse of rhe focr. most sophomores agreed rhor rhe yeor was 100% berter rhon losr year Excired by rheir new found semoriry. sophomores hod o lor of differenr rhngs ro soy obour rhe yeor’s A reol swinger Corhe Mdff enjoys some free nme ro rhnk Sophomores found school confvjsng or nmes freshmen Heorher Lneborger rhoughr rhor rhey were such freshmen. and wonred ro know wherher she used ro oa Use rhor. Soly Shumwoy couidn’r befceve rhor she hod According ro Jimmy Wolron, rhe freshmen were gemng smoler every yeor. ond Arwen Rasmussen rhoughr rhor rhe years freshmen needed ro ocr rher oge Most sopho mores monraned rhor losr yeor rhey hodn’r oaed os nckculousJy os rtxs yeor’s freshmen Even Though sophomores rhoughr rh6 yeor was berTer rhon losr yeor. some Sophomores discovered rhor even rhough rhey weren’r freshmen anymore, rhey were sri mode fun of n AP dosses ond dosses wirh no freshmen in rhem As o resulr. mosr sopho mores eryoyed being superior ro rhe freshmen Sophomores 121 Koryn Johnson Denise Jones Krisren Jones Mary Judd Tom Korren Dr err Kay Kmberty Kendal Michele Kng Xisnn Knapp Trevtyn Kmghr Paul Kohler Dewoyne Korrh Louro Laney Ateo Larsen Ryan Lows Pomck Uechry Electrifying Enrhusiosm. Aaron Osmond decns up tvs work as he prepares ro make a drcu board Sophomores found electronics incredible A Flowery complexion. Mark Mmer stops to smel the roses Mark Mmer was also ocnve m foorbol 122 Sophomores Showing fhoir drill room moves Debt e Mier ond jfce Dnrsch hong around other dri ream procnce Fnends for ever wos rhec aeed Chin Yo Lin Jason Undsoy Hearher Unetxxger Sarah Lfrie Mane Uoyd Ofeen Lomohquoho Onan Lowry Don Lund Jared Lundahl Paul Lundberg Jenrrfer Lyon Adona Manooton Ca e Momn Andres Momnez The Other Orange Crush Sophomores searched for someone. The noturol blonde. Gory Goflond srodied geomerry, geography ond girls The fcrory was o regular hongour for Sophomores lr hod ro be rhe Sophomores who mvenred rhe word crush Mosr of them hod jusr got- ten ro doting oge ond were always found drooling over gorgeous Seniors The symptoms of crushes were easily rec- ognizable in both sexes. For girls, rhe first ond foremost sign wos giggling Gris everywhere could be found laughing in high pitched wheezes The constant passing of notes be tween girls with similar problems occomponied rhe titters These girls wrote countless letters bock ond forth, mosr of rhem recounting o five syllable conversation It seems that none of rhem ever wrote o note ro rhe object of their affections The girls were not rhe only victims of obses- sion. Guys, especially sophomores, were Nr jusr os hard, bur rhe symptoms were border ro see One of rhe mosr obvious signs wos rhe use of cologne — too much of it!! Another mani- festation was too much rough guy rafr meant ro impress rhe older women. Sometimes these gentleman could be seen with their T-shirts on inside our or wearing unmatched socks If any of these slight problems in dress were pointed our, there were two different reocnons, de pending on rhe gender of rhe observant per son. Either he toughed ond went ro rhe bath- room ro fix rhe problem, or he turned very red in rhe face ond mumbled something about new fods on colege compuses Sophomores who were deeply inforuored seemed ro forger ro do their homework, or even that they hod homework They spent mosr of their rime figuring out ways ro get ro doss. (What period does she hove biology ony- woy?) Sophomores 123 Wonderful Wishful Thoughts Sophomores revealed rheir heroes. Sophomores hove rheir soy “If you could be any rhing you wonred, whor would you be?” The President of rhe United Srores . - Chris Thomas jst older Rob Canoan” A weolrhy beoch bum AAork Sreworr Den York. Dove DeHoyos Fidel Casrro Scott TueHer Mr BurTon. Den Harrison An onsroaor in Penh, Ausrroio Corol Gammon A mifconore ond hoppy Tonyo Johns Me. bur roroly perfea m every way Dorry Ogden He-mon Orion Lowery A criminal lawyer for Richord Nixon. I'd ger him off rhe hook Roger Douglass A resr rube boby ” - Tom Karren A guy Morsho Jomes Smart Suson Andrews Sesame Street sophomore. Dove Horton smies proudly, after comparing he olphober resr Dove Knew he ADC's Lance Moughan Chod Max Jon McDonald Kemy McHenry Cart ? Mdff Leo McKoy Seon McKel Cole McLeon Chrerme AAeod David Merton Chonrei Mier Debbie A A ?r Jennifer AAier AAork Mner AAory Lynn AAmer AAeleso AAner Drenr AAolen Seon Molyneux Jomeon AAoody Angleo Moore Christopher AAorrison Damn AAoses Shouno Myers Krisrin Neel Teo Ngoruvo Leo NSeken 124 Sophomores Oh my! Jennifer ERngron and Juke Onrsch view on nrer- esmg mogazne fteodng provided on excope for many srudenrs Forehond smash. Lea Abbor warches her serve Tenne was one of Leo's fovonre ocnvttes along wth cheedeod ■ 9 Lomdo Nisen Glono Nixon Coro! Nymon Morio Oaks Darry Ogden Mott Ohron Sreve Ohron Suzerre Okey Leo Olivier Jenme Otsen Aaron Osmond Trevor Packer Louro Palmer Chnsnne Pomn Dovid Peorson Drodey Perry Meksso fVicock Sreve Pirrs Krsryn Poelmon Leo Pope Oenron Porter Amy Powel Sophomores 125 Living her second childhood. Mora Wfcon dmbs on o famrfy kfe swing ser Mora was dmbmg ro better heighrs All boxed up. Nancy Felr socnhces her school spmr ro worm up under o rocky bur roosry jacket Stepping upl Meieso Mner ond fnends gorher for on afternoon char Srudenrs assembled in various kxonons ro ecjoy eoch other's company. Doron Prone Mara Raisor Arwen Rasmussen Tosh Rowte Coie Remwokj Michoei Rencher Donny Roberts Gregory Robeas David Robinson Rebecca Robeon Steve Robeon Cathy Rose John Rosenval Krtsn Ross Metan e Rutherford Monhew Sondberg Jeffery Senders Amee Sanderson Doran Sonfr Corxice Schnber Drod Seomons Shaw no Self David Severs Kathy Sh tds Soly Shumwoy Andrew Smith Jess o Smith Kennon Smih 126 Sophomores A triple-decker. Juke Wfcon De Jre Chnsnansen and Wen dy Wilson pried up smies These grts kept m yep wth Tmpview rreods Ready for the world. Chad Warner set our nro rhe wtd blue yonder Chod loved ro hfce n Zions Conyon and phorogroph norure Kevin Smfh Undo Smith Done! Snow Susan Snyder Kennerh Sorensen Ncoie Sorenson Socializing In the commons. Tom Chamberlain. Ltso Al bor. ond Asm Knopp discuss OY U s defeor by UTEP Mony of rhe world's problems were solved n rhe com mons Srephorne Soruyo Alison Sronder Wendy Stevenson Mark Stew on Hem String Dnon Stone Dovid Sronety Heorher Srort Sophomore Sniglers How ro soy ir oil in one word. Sniglers ore words which perfectly describe something ond should be in rhe dicrionory bur aren't tump- noise mode afrer falling on rhe bump grunch- rhe only word rhor rruly describes school lunch Ir srorrs deep in rhe sromoch ond nouseores ourward schmuffle- explenve used by Sophomores who forgor rhor rhe seminory shurrle only serves freshmen ond were lore for doss mg disciplined by jocks who figure our whor rhey ore being colled flesperofes- A word used ro describe flighry, flirtatious females do ring senior guys groybelline- rhe color of o Sophomore girl's face after so recenrty discovering rhe world of makeup dreers- word used by Sophomores ro describe Drivers Ed ond Careers, vreech- Sophomore driving hobirs scrush- norse mode by sophomores while be Sophomores 127 David Tabor Whimey Tofoor Lemse Tanner Drod Torron Poul Toy lor Todd Toytor Wiiom Toytor Erie Teei Don Terry Jeffery Thorn Tod Tidwel Guy Trowbridge Vode Tsos Scot Tueler Shouno Von Orman Tom Wakoiee Scorr Voider James Walron Pomoo Ward Chod Warner Sophomore Success Srories Sophomores show rhar rhey deserve recognirion. The pursuits ond posnmes of rhe renowned renrh groders were os varied os rhe srudenrs rhemselves Below ore lisred some self-spoken rolenrs ond occomplishmenrs Some of rhese relored ro school such os I passed my hisrory rest from Sreve Ohron, or I gor posr Mr Burr on ond English 9E from Jason Gurney. Other hobbies ond rime-rakers were sporrs events Michael Colemon wos into windsurfing, golf, ond skiing, ond Alan Beaman could swim KX) yards in 57 seconds. Borrh Howard spent a lor of Ns rime practicing wirh rhe Martial Arts Club, ond Gloria Nixon ond Shersron Hughes devored countless hours ro cross country run- ning As for spore rime ocrivines, Dovid Bennion built o TV. Brad Buckles wrote songs, ond Chris Clifford parried instead of cleaning his room Page Boremon collected bogs, ond Sevan Briggs collected sheep. Kurt Bailey tried ro chew with his mouth closed Obviously, rhe Sophomores knew how ro enjoy their leisure rime, ond even though their lisred occomplishmenrs did nor oppeor too prominent, it looked like these guys hod on owfuMy great yeor Are you serious? Alison Sronder hod o hord rime comprehendng rhe foa she hod ro go ro dass Even srudous Sophomores occasionoty hod ro be herded” ro rheir dosses by rhe Admmorronon 128 Sophomores Words of advice. Senior Sherrie Snyder gives her Sopho more sorer Susie some helpful nps Sophomores soughr odvce from Ser ys ofren ro console rhemsetves when troubled I don't believe M PoWo Ducttngham wos baffled by the referee's cal Penalties were avoided by players when ever possible Shannon Warner Teresa Weaver Teresa Weese Ted Wendelboe Ann Wesrover Trocee Whaley Sharee Whotcort Qurv Whpple Meteso Wlcox Am Wide David Wison Mora Wison M e Wison Scon Wison Wendy Wilson Undo Wnrenon David Woods Kathy Yorgason Oenjomin York David Young Mefcndo Young Sophomores 129 Beoufiful? Trffony Anderson rhoughr he was worth drvmg for Moro Wteon rhoughr he was worth looking or, but Tyro Thomas ond Tasho Freestone rhoughr he was o big joke Freshman Officers. Tiffany Anderson. Paul Finloyson, Scon Wrigley. and Tyro Thomas 100 Freshmen Electrified Freshmen! Jens Jorgensen ond Dronnon Trf- we med ro figure out how ro work on oscfccope They were some of rhe few Freshmen who got into eieoroncs Poss It. Oumcy Lewis always dazzled everyone when ployng txjskeftxil Gory Trowbridge, on defense, also was on excetenr player Off the top. Knsrin Sumner begins o quxk trip ro rhe arms of waiting cheerleoders This somewhor scary experience was repeated often by the cheerleoders Freshmen Move Ahead Freshman Officers led rhe way. Desides loving baskerball ond drawing. Freshman Presidenr Paul FnJoyson loved his job. He enjoyed working with rhe orher mem- bers of srudenr governmenr ond remorked. It's fun jusr ro know rhe people Dorh he ond ScorT Wrigley. one of rhe vice- presidenrs, felr rhor rhe Freshmon officers worked very well rogerher Tyro Thomas. Sec rerory, ond Tiffany Andereson, rhe orher Vce- Presidenr, borh commenred rhor rheir god was ro ger Freshmen more involved in ocnviries ond more comforroble in school. Although rhe Freshmen hodn'r hod many ocnviries, rhe offi- cers felr rhor they locked srudenr support When we do hove ocnviries,” so d Tyro, rhe only people there ore rhe doss senators ond us.” Scorr enjoyed fishing ond comping with his formly, ond baskerboll ond foorbdl Tiffany liked going ro donees ond skiing. In rhetr first orrempr or odmmisrrorion, rhe Freshmen offi- cers did o good job of making rhe yeor on excellent one for Freshmen Think, think! Rakesh Govnc worked hard both n ond out of dosses Some Freshmen Thought rhe school work would never end Freshmen 101 Knsme Abel Jamie Adams Marc Alen Damn Aired Fefcoa Alvarez Dafcn Anderson Heorher Anderson Noraie Anderson Tffony Anderson Wendy Anderson Paige Armsrrong Jam Ashmon Juki Ashworth Eduardo Avlo James Oockmcn Jason Doiy Jennifer Dard Jeanne Oass Chrisnon Dosrton Jeremy Dores Alex Deck Growing pains. Diehard Strong stuffed his foce rrytng ro grow Freshmen fried everything from weighrtfmg ro just wamg n rhe ortempr ro grow Cycle Fever. Deed Wkon donned his swears and rook a mororcyde for o vigorous workour He rode mdrty for rhe enjoyment Lorry Decvar Morin DeesJey Frank Oelcher Porrido Denman Pcxio Dergeson Drondon Oigier Karhy Dfd Momco Dreiey Karhy Dkxk Groce Doekweg Chnsropher Dohn Tiffany Dourele Oobby Doyd XAon Draisford 132 Freshmen Locker Life Frosh discover locker troubles. Free to room. Oren Sroiron flashes a smie and o hal pass as he rooms rhe hob The hoi passes were new rhe year and were meonr ro keep srudenrs n dass Lockers ore scory, frightening rhings for fresh men. They srond in rows and rows of orange, brown, and ron encasemenrs wirh large gap ing mourhs ready ro munch on unsuspecting brtie guy wirhour even apologizing Sorely, however, does rhis happen when one rreors his locker wirh respea Freshmen musr follow o fer of rules when deolng wirh lockers Never Isick rhe door when trying ro open o jammed locker You will only succeed in making o worse enemy of ir Ir will be stuck for rhe rest of high school. You may, however, come bock in four yeors and coMecr your bubble gum. bock pock and books after groduonon Always use rhe correct combo when try mg ro open a locker Don't try your gym locker combo or your friends combination which you should nor know in rhe first ploce Here are several hints for remembering your combination You could try writing ir on your hond This, in most cases, works since freshmen seem ro wash rheir honds only twice a year You could also write rhe combination on your locker The idea presents a number of prot lems. If you write ir on rhe outside, a Senior might open your locker and steal rhe rwinkie from your lunch If you write ir on rhe inside. you wiH have ro lock one of your friends in with a flashlight so he con read you rhe combination when you need ir Another rule when dealing wirh your locker is ro nor pur anything in rhor you might wont ro get our later Lockers ore widely known for eormg rhings This could leod ro on orgumenr wirh Mr Sumsion over what happened ro your geography book Ir is safer ro rely on a bock pock Dockpocks ear only lunch money, pen als. ond other such objects. Perhaps rhe most importanr hint is never let your locker know you ore frightened of ir Ir might refuse ro dose, then everyone who walks by will be able ro see rhor your mother mode you wear snow boors ro school Those wirh corner lockers, unfortunately, have o bod relationship wirh rheir locker from rhe beginning They may hove ro admit de- feat and accept rhe foct rhor rhe upperclass- men will get ro rheir lockers first. Fortunately, lockers ore nor only prejudiced ogamsr freshmen They plogue upperclassmen wirh many of rhe some problems Seniors have trained rheir lockers by showing them rhor if they present a problem rhor they wiM be totally ignored ond rhe glory given ro rhe locker of a friend Carmo Grewer Car so Drewer Alen Gnghron Scott OrocKbonk Jennifer Grown Kim Grown Mary Grown Ronald Drown Joytyrm Durgess Chnsrme Ourrows Timothy Don Wendy Gussio Watch 00 . Oecky Curler got coughr on her own rurf and quicWy flashed a begging look Freshmen were Known for rhe ob ry ro beg Freshmen 133 Kimbert Corrwnghr Com Chambertan Metane Chapman David Chen Chertyn Chnsrensen Deidro Chnsrensen Chova Chavro Michoel Ooyron Carolyn Qfford Uso Ooward Denn6 Ouff Timothy Oyde CamJe Cochran Robert Coins Jason Cook Jay Coor Kendal Cramey Decky Curler Joanne Dahl Shaun Dorwyter Jared Day Alexis De Gasron Michoel Demng Jenny D«z Uso Dixon Marc Dixon Dyano Donon Daniel Doxey Dick Dyer M e Eidredge Knsnne Efes Jufcanne By Melisso Engemon Drenr Espln Michoel Evans But It's dork. Darren AAred found our how mean upper dassmen can be Most of rhe pranks ployed on freshmen were roleroble ro the under dassmen Don’t foil. David Mamn. who was injured in o foorbal game, shares his crutches with friends He survived both rhe injury and rhe persecution from friends 134 Freshmen taking them In. Mott Mfiboch showed enrhuasiam for fal He fet fhor music was o must for ony job True Frosh Spirit Freshmen were definitely active. The shorresr ever, the Freshman doss was endangered nor only by rhe jibes of upperclass- men, bur also by rheir feet The sroirs ro rhe upper academic wing were a crisis because rowenng Seniors often mistook Freshmen for rhe nexr step Somerimes, however, ir was difficult ro reH rhe difference between mature'' upperclass- men and hyper Frosh A frustrated Senior run- ning down rhe hal in o desperare attempt ro save his soniry could be mistaken for a rather lorge Freshman A tired and spastic Junior who emitted loud, piercing, cockling noises was tok- en for a very exared Freshman The real Freshmen followed general tradi- tions of excrement, and behaved in proper Frosh fashion. They showed us they were rhe best they could be Hut. hull The Freshman foorbal ream gave rheir al n every gome Tryng ro live up ro Timpvtew foorbal yarv dords was hard bur rhe ream hod deOconon Studying In rhe halls. PorTy Denrnon studtes for Engfcsh Hopefuty Teen mogoane counts os o Irerory work. Football spirit. Jenntfer Dord ond Juke Hughes showed rher sprr by showing up for rhe gome early They also hod ro save o ptoce for rher fnends Freshmen 135 Doydream rime. Freshmen Bse Rondo Green often srorr ed doydreommg whie doing hard assignments Tmpview was much harder rhan Junior High A professional move. Tm Oyde led the Freshmen ream as quorrerbock Throwing wasn't new ro hm os he com plered many posses The New Generation Technology was experienced firsthand by Freshmen. Computers hove become on important pan of everyone's lives Pubfcc and university Bbrories hove changed from the wel-known cord catalogs ro computers which save both the student and the fcbronon o lot of rime Registration ot several schools has been oided by this marvelous invention which never gets bored Businesses hove increased rher efficiency and profits by urikzing technology They also hove the odded bonus of employing workers who never complain of being underpaid and who don't rake coffee breaks Timpview was not excluded from the computer revolution The key to unSzmg the computer's full potential was to use the computer os a rod Our computer lob apparently succeeded in doing this because it was used by Foreign Longuoge. English, Physicd Education, Social Studies. Music, An. Foren- sics, Student Government, and Journalism depart Stand up and yell your yeor. Freshmen cheered loudly or pep assemblies They provided support throughout rhe year Up In the olr. Dreor Winder hongs around after school Orenr could be found shooting hoop often meats One viral concern that people expressed obour computers was the time it takes ro learn how to use them However, this concern 6 counter-balanced by the benifirs. especially m educonon The computers allowed reochers ro become more valuobie as a reocher Computers did a lor of rhe busywork teachers hove to do to keep their dosses rurwig smoothly. This freed reochers to prepare quafcty lessons, meet with srudenrs ond to moke other personal contributions For rhe fry rime, nearly al of rhe srudenrbody parndpored In school elections This was becouse computerized elections mode it a lot easier ro vote. Becouse of the computer dosses taken at school, many yudenrs were obie ro use their ocqured knowledge ro ot lay reach their parents a few things 136 Freshmen Go i . Dobby Ooyd cough condy fever The mochnes were o popular arrroaion of Tmpview ro students Bond Dlohs. Alex Posborough displayed ha emortoas obou h6 performance Oand members hod dedcanon Luono FocMer James Ferguson Paul Fnloyson Dome! Firzgerdd Tosho Freesrone Shefte Fuenres Sorah Galand Keren Gommon Heidi Gtoson D Poy Gifford DovxJ Gfl Wendy Gish Kevn Given Chris Gvan Perm Glazier Chrisry Gordon Pokesh Govrx i Missy Greony Pondo Green Donald Greer Heorher Greo Come Grimes Knsft Hansworrh Krsten Hoi Morgrer Hal Cresro Honks Curris Honsen Eric Honsen Polf Honsen Heidi Hams Somanrho Homs Lao Horword Wlom Heoron Heorher Hebb W om Hensrrom Freshmen 107 Kmbol Herrod OovkJ rtckentooper Joel HI Mark HI Soring Hrsch Amie Hoiman M che e Hoover Jonorhan Hughes Juke Hughes Andrea tvie Andrea Jockmon Gno Jockson Knsn Jockson Kerb Jocobson Lao Joramio Jud Jenkms Shoun Jensen Michoel Johnson Sean Johnson Perer Jones Srefam Jones Jens Jorgensen Dean Judd Tehon Kouo Jocelyn Kearl Emdee Ke h Kjrsren Keing Jason Kftan Denjomm Kng Mary Knel Tyler Kmghr David Kmghr on Jenmfer Kuhlmon Johnorhon Kunz Chortorre Larsen Mark Larsen Eric Larsen Brandon Loyron Mott Leaprror Jeff Lees 138 Freshmen Down sho 900s. I con'r hold her anymore. cned Kerry _ _ , W er os she ler Krisnn Sumner fol ro the floor Qumcy Lews Loreo Lomg Dor e e Lupins Orion LundquBr Hons Mogleby Dovid Monrn Karen Mason Mefcso Mason Kurt Morher Cort n Mormews Vd Moughn Chrtsropher Mox Lon Moxwel Jored McOoud Joseph McDermon Venus MdX fie Freshmen Classified Frosh live up ro Freshmen ore on interesting speaes There ore many chorooerishcs rhor con be used ro identify o Freshmon As o general rule. Freshmen ore short The maximum height has been suggested os 5‘2 , bur there hove been several documented coses of kxger vorienes rooming the hoik of our school The Freshmen this year ore smaller rhon any group of Freshmen I hove ever seen exclaimed Senior Jorge Toy lor But it's their silly foces rhor moke Freshmen what they ore A sample of the Timpview Freshmon popu- lation responded to o number of questions in order ro gather evidence of inreligence — or lock thereof — in the Frosh brain The one thing Scott Beaumont hared about Timpview wos, The staircases ond the doors. while Koren Gammon thought Teachers give you too much homework '' Jennifer Kuhlmonn suggested rhor the school mascot be changed ro o chipmunk. Freshmen seemed ro odjusr wen ro rhetr new, unfamiliar environment Most seemed ro find positive things about life or Timpview I rheir repurarion. like the library, stored Dustin Tibtxrs, becouse it has more of my favorite books than Provo Public. William Hensrrom liked the shuttle bus ro ond from the seminary building. Jodi DoN enjoyed, The spirited people ond the pep roles. Sports were o major interest ro Frosh, per- haps becouse of the lock of such o program in their former surroundings or Forrer Hugh Smith was gkxj rhor there were lots of sports ro chose from Rokesh Govindji appreciated archery in P E. becouse you do nor hove ro change three rimes o week Brooke Proriey enjoyed football gomes but asked, Who ever reolly watches them? Monica Bireley obvious- ly didn't becouse she went ro the gomes ro meet many guys. After extensive srudy, the conclusion wos drown rhor the majority of the Freshmen ore smorrer ond more observant rhon they looked. General observations among upper- classmen support the focr rhor Frosh ore okay Besides, if they weren't here, who else would there be ro bother? Freshmen 109 First Year Frosh express rheir opinions about high school. High school. Freshmen found, was rhree steps above Jr High They were awed and pleased by rheir first taste of high school How ever, there were a few things they would like to hove changed Since Jr High teachers gave less homework and were more relaxed about It. Freshmen hod to adjust All our teachers expea rheir homework to be the most impor- tant,” said one Freshman High school 6 a tor harder, confessed Char- lotte Larsen Dallm Anderson, however, voiced on opposite view High school is no different, he said. A viral part of high school was the people Joanna Arietta commented, There ore a tor more people You don't know half the school1 The social aspea of high school was hard to handle for some new Freshmen, bur nor for Tiffany Dourelle She enjoyed making friends and said, High school helps in learning to deal with different situations and moody people ” Mary Drown, o new student in Provo as well as in high school, stared, People ac- cept you for what you are, and they like you!” Freshmen hod opinions on subjects ranging from food to ceilings Kurt Mother, when asked what he thought of the teachers, declared, “Some of them are really strange ” A transfer srudent from Waterford, Jeni Drown, com- mented that the thing she enjoyed was nor having to wear a uniform. Kristine Spencer expressed all Freshman feelings obour high school when she said, It's great to be part of such a big, spirited school. Lending support. Duane Shumwoy and Steve Dyer play or a foorbal gome These musicians were members of rhe Freshman band Kristen McKel Kmberty McKinney Misn Mier Missy Minet Monhew Meboch Den Moffer Chnsropher Moore Christian Moore Faith Mott el Ryan Momson Cathy Moaenson Marfyn Muhfsrem Warner Murphy Lor Murray Thomas Myers Russel Nebeker Marrhew Neves Cary Nchotas Jason Nelson Paula Nelson Norousho Noble Candace Norton Chnsmo Nurral Michoel O'Orien Murray O'Dei Toral Oaks Glen Ogden Kory Ohman 140 Freshmen W am Ohron flochele Oey Shone Qer Dard Olsen Shouno Olson Jored Osmond Motor Ovord Jenrder Oven on Mchele Peocock Jennrfer Peorson Joseph Peery Scorr Perovol Pondol Perermon Terry Pfeifer Gernr Pto Decki Pierce Pomelo Pierponr Chrtsropher Poole Van How Poon Deonne Pope Sharon Meben Human pyramid. Dodby Qoyd. Alex ftosborough. Orenr Winder. Tiffany Anderson. Tasho Freesrone and Morey Wolron hod rhe spirt. Did you see whor I sow? Tyro Thomas and Jody DOt gor o doser look or rhe low flowers of fal The warn days hod o lor of people coming our of doors Freshmen 141 Drooke Prorley Sreveo Pnrchen Lynn Podmol Daniel Paroni Cynrhto Peeves Kent Pemund Decky PeynoWs Jonelo Pooch Juke Poberrs Oenee Pobeon Jashuo Podnguez Louro Poos Alex Posborough Amy Powbury Michele Poytance Shannon Puffner Greg Pupper Poberr Sandberg Marry Songem Kely Schoerrer Greg Sefcr Louro Sheer on Duone Shumway Corby Sidwel Hugh Srmrh Kimberly Srmrh Kyle Srmrh Tommy Srmrh Just o little fun. Things got our at hand when Misti Mder tried to reach Val Moughn o new shoving technique Stiff ond sticky seemed ro be o cool style Little squirt. Jenny Doz rakes precious core of her shrubs os she carefuty waters rhem 142 Freshmen Dig Brorher Is Watching Sibling schoolmates hod good rimes. Top of the stock. With rhe aid of Com Cochran and Ccndoce Non on, Jenny Overton yands rol These girts worthed mony hours after school ro perfect their routines Some of the Freshmen hod iookakkes n rhe ranks of rhe upper dassmen Tor ok Ooks wos rhe younger sister of Greg ond Morlo Ooks She enjoyed attend mg school with them, 'becouse rhey're nice, ond I always see rhem ond rdk ro rhem Eric is reo y cool. said Morr Leoprror It doesn't bother me rhor we go to school rogerher He has dromo wirh me ond we hove fun ” Jennifer Bard commented. When you're mod or your family ond you go ro school ro try ro ger away ond you keep seeing rhem, it doesn't work Bur. she odded with o lough, They're useful ro borrow money from Tehani Kouo hod both a brorher ond her father already in rhe swing of school She thought rher presence mode high school easier becouse she could count on rhem ro be there ro help It's hard, though.'' she remorked. ro ive your whole tfe as Bobbie's sister ond Bobby's daughter Knsrme Elks. sister of Tiff on ond Jennifer Elis. sold. ”My reochers cod me Jennifer Kyle Zoike remorked rhor his sister Karma wasn't realy ony help becouse she only hod four dosses Dovid Gi. who hod both on older brorher ond sister in high school with him, commented rhor hav- ing rhem there gave him o heod srorr They intro- duced me ro their friends ond it mode me feel more comfortable Michele Stone’s younger brorher Richard, sad Michede hod paved h6 way My reochers remember how much rhey Used her ond then rhey hke me ” Joy EBen Tenney enjoyed gang ro school with her brorher Crag becouse he gave her hints ond nps obour dosses Curtis Honsen, brorher ro Dole T Honsen. re marked rhor. It's pretty good ro know you dreody know someone ' Most Freshmen with older siblings a Tmpview got along wel rogerher Thom Smith Tierney Smfh Tyler Sm h James Snow Dov ) Spence Knsrme Spencer Nedo Spencer Krisren Sperry Vicki Stephen Shoun Srevenen Anthony Stirling Richard Stone Scott Smngham Richard Strong Shore Sturgi Krtsrn Sumner Kns Swatoerg Jonathan Tolbor John Tandy Lisa Toytor Joy Elen Tenney Mar Terry Tyro Thomas Elzoberh Thorsrenson CXj5tm TtoOrrs Dronnon Tidwel Mono Tjerno Anei Toimon Freshmen 140 Shodowed Dorreo Allred. onorher srarry eyed freshman, relaxes by rhe tod ers He eopyed ptaymg baskerball Cotch me if you coni Gary Trowbridge mode people run for rhe money when rhey ployed baskerbol ogonsr hm He oho was o rough opponenr in foorbol Gory Trowbndge Noorm Valdez Eric Vanmooriehem Scon Vigoren Jenny Wogner Kerry Woker N ole Wol Morey W air on Come Worers Chrtsropher Worers Tiffany Webb Trtno Wendetaoe Korhie Wheodon Sreven Whtfe Srephome Whriod- Michoel Wiggms Mary Wifcoms Ju e Wison fXeed Wilson Dr err Wmmer Drenr Winder Kevm Woods Scon Wngiey Dougtas Yeoger Chrtsropher Young Tomfco Young Heidi Zenrner 144 Freshmen Suffering from homework blues. IVochete Obey and Wendy Oussio decided ro take o break and rey on the yors Traffic jams occurred on these same yews berween dasses True Personalities Freshmen do whar comes norurolly. As Freshmen undertook the role of bonom dog. rhey discovered rhor they were rhe most famous doss, everyone was raising obour rhem When rhey found rt s our. rhey dto rhings ro get more ortennon If anyone found chalk marks on rhe wais m Miss Pererson’s room it wos becouse Deon XxJd was target shoonng with his dossmores as rargers Let's hope. so d Miss Peterson, for rhe soke of rhe room rhor he aim gets better Another aspiring athlete from rhe Freshmon doss was Robbie Robertson, whose specialty was mask ng-rope baseballs There must be a certain rwisr of rhe wrist rhor coused rhe sncky balls ro land mjusr rhe right spot, thus producing rhe usual shnek of. ROD DC” Launching man mode missies was nor enough for Wi Hensrrom He launched hmsetf as well Arms full of books, notebooks, paper, pencils, and music, he dodged and pivoted around slower walkers on his way ro dass After an. rordies were nor occeproble Teachers were fomdiar with every excuse for tardiness ever invented mdudng rhe inobAry ro find rhe proper focines for rhe coH of nature However. Close shove. Hons Mogetoy hod qurfe o lough Amg rhe shoving creom fighr wirh Chris McGown and he friends Hons decxJed ro give up cream and go eleanc during rhe fry week of dosses, o new view ro rhe tome excuse arose Some scheming upperdassmon hod switched rhe signs on rhe borhrooms in rhe dromo oreo. and rhe confusion it coused wos in- credible Restrooms were populor ptoces. ondjudg mg from rhe bright red foces of some of rhe rardy Freshmen, rhe dromo area's fodlries were no ex cepnon Anorher fociry of rhe school, rhe elevor or. was of irresiyoble mreresr ro Freshmen When rhey were lucky enough ro have a friend wirh a key. rhey tried everyrhmg David Momn and his friends discovered rhar if one side of rhe doors was prevented from dosing rhor rhe inside of rhe wal could be seen and rhor it contained mony bars, wires and screws ro be odmred Adrruranon was cm mportonr rhmg in rhe kves of Freshmen They needed approval of rhew every ocnon When two smoB Freshmen redecorated her hew or lunch wirh ketchup. Liz Evenson commenred. I'm glad ro know rhor I helped odd ro rhe joy of o Freshman's day Freshmen 145 Teochers explom how rhey celebrore I grab o soda pop, rhen I sir down, and then I drink if. — Korl Barksdale I rhoughr I'd soy ear, bur I guess rhor's obvious — Doug Srrong I ride o horse — Shermon Burr on I drink coke ond warch TV — Don Chamberlain I don't celebrore very often Maybe if BYU hod o victory I would jump up ond down — Dick Paulsen I love ro drive down the freeway wirh my windows rolled down ond my stereo turned oil rhe way up. — Suzanne Jormon I throw string in rhe oir ond send kids ro detention — Vern Bongerrer 146 Staff Sronron Akono Berno Aired Ernel Anderson CoMn Ashby Vlford Dord Vern Bongener Korl Barksdale Charles Dearce Irene Beardal Sam Blockham Suzanne Otokesiey Ve«o Boekweg Drew Dolonder Joner Bowes Noma Bowman Chns Brower Lenore Burg Shermon Burron J n Campbel Cal Chappel Joner Oemenrs Koren Cowtey Dove Geer Bertho Gevsron Marlyn Gevrsron Locked out again? Mas Jarman the dri ream and joumaL ism advisor, was noronous for kxJsng herself our of her car Studying up. Mr Bearce looks on as Mr Ashby odds o joke ro his notes Foculry meetings were held on Tuesdays Ann Decker Debra Drummond Darlene Oelnop Sylvia Emerson Amro Golegos Decky Gibson Gonh Gooch Deed Hales Joy Harmon Deny Jeon Harper Cord Homs Hepworth Terry Hi Frances Holmes Derh Hone Diy Housron Pod Housron Marne bakson Chnsn Jardne Suzorme Jarman Arleen Johnson Koelyn Johnson Noreen Johnson Jeon Jones Robert Kouo Dnon Kommon Pod Larson Kay Loursen Tm Lewis Drenr bndsrrom Who's rhof cool dude? Hor Pod Housron wos ndng his mororcyde ro school In between ndng he mororcyde and doing body work on his car. Mr Housron. a counselor helped srudenrs wfh rher schedules Observing from the sidelines. Robb Kouo supposed T brd evenrs He was on aioround fovonre reocher who roughr hisrory and spedol educonon dosses 148 Fociiry Faculty Personaliries Students give their views of staff members. The foairy or Timpvtew is one of rhe best Ground According ro assisronr prmopd AAr AAerrJ. Timpview has, rhe best reochmg sroff of ony school I’ve ever been m Many srudenrs hod fovorire reochers The Senior doss vored Fred Nozowo ro be rhec fovonre reoch er, oppreaoring he personolry and sense of humor Joyce Oldroyd was obo among rhe most fovorire reochers According ro one senor. Joyce 6 rhe sweeresr. mosr considerate tody ever Desides rhor she 6 cm excellent reocher She reoly helps you learn wen Rosahe Mockoy's reochmg sMI led on other Senior ro soy. Miss Mockay is rhe besr reocher in rhe world She is always prepored ond knows her subject very wel Vern Dongerrer was wel Iked Giving instructions. Mr Swan, commonly known os Dr Duck, stops reheorsd ro moke comments AAr Swan was the new bond drecror by oH of Ns srudenrs According ro Curtis Nielson. Nor very many people know Vern, bur everyone who knows 'D' Ikes Nm Another fovonre reocher was choral director Paul Larsen, who according ro M Hanson was. kind, coring, ond fun Many reochers were odmred for rhec choroaer traits Leon Rowley. Darry Olsen, ond Suzanne Dio kesley drew Ngh marks for rhec senses of humor Don Chambertam, Poul Swon. ond Undo Peterson were respected for rhec relaxed attitude Debbie Drummond wos Iked by many because, she un- derstands her srudenrs Mony srudenrs Used Sher mon Durron becouse, He rned hard ro be serous, bur he never quite monoged Terry Hill wos oppre- aored by some for his, dedKonon ond doss Every member of the Tmpview foculry hod mony srudenr followers, ond eoch reocher's unique skis added ro rhe outstanding staff which has bmlr o rrodinon of exceflence Leeso Lloyd Comie Lund Leonard AAockoy Rosofce AAockoy Joe AAomnez LaAoe Mason Tom AAcGlashen Debbie AAcVhorrer Oi AAehew Rondy AAerri Fred Nozowo Joyce Oldroyd Arlne Olsen Dorry Olson Wondo Ponhory Dick Poutsen Foculry 149 Undo Pererson Von Ph p$ Undo Pierce Geniei Pino PoberT Rasmussen Doug Rosborough Leon Rowley Deny Roylonce Sondro Shepard Ferne Shurrtff Deny Jeon Sterner DyAnn Smoor Sr eve Soruyo Woyne Sorensen Korlo Sreere Dehind rhe bom boo curto In. Mrs Dtohesty reminisces obour her summer rrtp ro rhe Ortenr Her Knowledge oxJ sense of humor mode her o populor English reocher The Jone Fondo workout. Mrs Pierce procnces for rhe PTA's number m o pep assembly She helped rhousonds of srudenrs n rhe office rhroughour rhe yeor 150 Foculry Upon rheir return ro school ofrer rhe long UEA weekend, rhe reochers looked hoppy. colm, and rested They gave us on interesting report of rhe things they hod done while we srudenrs spent rhe weekend vacationing, sleeping, or catching up on homework Many reochers. msreod of staying home ond doing what they wonted to do. attended rhe Utah Education Convention Mr Campbel, who wos running for Vice President, rook od vonroge of the situation ro show off, for rhe first rime, his brand new hairpiece Another foculry member, Mrs Whitlock, hod on encounter with o ”Las Vegas flasher.” Some reochers thought that o vocation was Up op. ond owoyl Mr SrewarT doesn't soar only n herory dass.he enjoyed flyng ufrro ghr aircraft in Ns spore nme Catchy chemist. Fred Nozowo rhe chemorry reocher loved reocNng so he could hove Ns summers off ro go frslvsg He was on expen fly fisherman o vocation ond used their days without school for rheir own plons. Mr Brower, for example, spent his weekend installing a water closer'' in his Victorian house Then there was Mrs Bio kesley who rook a trip ro visit her son and daughter in-law in Aspen, Colorado Other reochers spent thee vocations in inter esring ways such as looking after rhe srudenrs participating m rhe All state Band. Chorus, and Orchestra in Salt Lake, tike Mr Lorson Mr H coughr a cold ond spent rhe weekend in bed Teachers hod a busy ond successful week end during which they rook odvanroge of two days without school ro attend rhe UEA conven non, ond ro accomplish plans of rheir own Teachers Holiday Habirs Teachers enjoyed rheir vacations from school too. Robert SrewarT Doug Strong Al Srumphy Keith Sumsion Paul Swon Sue Tandy Pomoo Tucker Renee Von Durea Garry Waker Dons Warner Dorry VNroker Carol WNrlock Lanme Yores Dick Young Florence Zahlmann Foculry 151 New Administration New goals for a new year. With rhe renremenr of Dolon Condie, Koy Loursen become rhe prindpol of Tlmpview. and Randy Merrill joined rhe adminisrrorion os ossisronr prindpol The odminsrrorion hod high goals for rheir firsr school year. The school's primary goal, according ro Mr Loursen. was 'To moke sure rhor rhe kids ger rhe besr shor or o good educorion rhey con, and ro hove some fun while rhey're doing ir. The odminisrronon found rhor rheir efforts broughr results. Mr. Lindsrrom noriced rhor sru- denrs exhibired o good feeling rowords oca demies.'' The pnndpols also found o greor spirit in Timpvtew's srudenrs Mr Loursen stored rhor we hod a greor spirit in rhe school this yeor ” Mr Merrill, new ro Timpview, oppreoored our doss, and rhoughr rhor Timpview hod rhe strongest acodemics of any school I've found As o result, rhe odmmisrranon enjoyed rheir work or Timpview Mr Loursen enjoyed ir, because of oil rhe positive things I'm seeing Mr Lindsrrom enjoyed working with young people,'' ond Mr Merrill jusr loved ir The prino- pals also liked ro celebrare Mr Merrill liked ro go our ro ear, ond Mr Lindsrrom celebrated with sreok ond eggs ” Mr Loursen celebrated Timpview success by brogging o bir'' In oddi r on, Mr Loursen summed up Timpview's orri- rude rowords celebration when he scud, When we work, we work like crazy, ond when we ploy, we ploy hard ond hove fun '' Setting o good example. Mr Mem! shows us rhot school food, is good food Mr Merrl. rhe new vice prmapol or Timpview was welcomed ond greorty oppreo oted by the students Celebrate good times. The new odmrxsrrotlon celebror Serious talk, Kobb Dosco takes o few moments our of ed rhe new year with big goats Mr Undsrrom. Pmapol rhe homecomng oarvmes to to , ro Pnnopol Loursen Mr Locrsen. ond Mr Merri Loursen 6 weormg rhe lorest fashion 152 Adminisrrorion While pursuing excellence, we sometimes focus so much on rhe god rhor we neglect the journey Sometimes we ore in such o hcrry rhor we forger rhe pleasures, rhe excrement, rhe disoppotnrmenr. and rhe challenges rhor occur along rhe way As a disrria staff, we would like ro encour oge students ro see rhe experience of school- ing. nor just something ro endure, bur some thing rhor is enhancing because of itself Where you go is parr of rhe journey Hopefuly this parr of rhe journey has been al rhor you have wonted ond should hove hod. - Jim Dergero Superintended Celebrating Halloween. Mr Undsrrom deaned our h6 closet ond found reta of yesteryear The osscronr principal loved err xy hols ond tried ro Keep them rhor way cfcjrmg dosses District Administration. Front How No Greenwood. Sherron Porter Qoch row Merrel Honsen. Superintendent Jim Dergero Admintsrrorion 153 Money In the bonk. Carolee Cordon won n the Christmas Cord contest Carolee enjoyed her Semor year of Tmp- vtew. and was oho m Young Mayers Lost In America. Jon Hamson. Roch Ro ns. Michoel Tueier. Curt Mehon were Notionol Menr Semfmoists for rokmg the Programming for fun. James Ivie ond Cory Nchob won NMSQUT rest the Computer PVogrommng contest December 6. 1965 Second to none ot Timpview. Andrew Stevens won second m the nonon on the Nanonol Sporvsh Test Andrew was Tmpview s Srerlmg Scholar for Longuoge Loving Life. LBo Pope was rhe representative for rhe Hugh O' Onen oword from Timpview high School Lbo dd o wonderful job representing rhe Sophomores of Timpview also Hamburger Bond. Jomce Gi wos one of rwo people chosen from rhe yore of Utah ro ploy n rhe McDonald's A American rtgh School Morchmg Oond 154 Honors On Top Again TH5 Srudenrs win honors. Many rolenred srudenrs received recognition for rheir accomplishments In rhe area of orr, CaroJee Cordon won rhe Christmas Cord Con- resr Sreve Edwards also showed he rolenrs. rakmg sweepstakes In rhe Congressional Art Show Sophomore Leo Pope received rhe Hugh O'Drien Outstanding Sophomore oword Seniors Michoel Tueler, Curt Nielson, Jon Hor nson, ond Rich RoHins were Norionol Merir semi- finolisrs James Ivie ond Cory Nichols ploced highly in rhe Compurer Programming Competi- tion Foreign language expert Andrew Srevens ploced second in rhe notion on rhe Notional Spanish Test In rhe area of social studies, Heorher Holmes was rhe Senare Youth repre senrorive Timpview athletes also received recognition Foorbol players Justin Anderson, Mike Holes, Jon Chamberlain, Rob Coins ond Greg Pitts were nomed ro rhe first AB-Regon Eighr foot bol ream Doug Stone. Jeff Undsrrom, Todd Seomons. Drer Skousen ond Frank Christenson were nomed ro rhe second reom In oddtiion. Senior Mike Holes received rec- ognition in both othlencs ond ocodemics by being nomed ro rhe Acodenmc AJI-Srore reom Living it op D. C Sreve Edwards won the Congressional An Show, ond won o one week al fun provided trip ro Washington DC Social Studies winners. Curt Nielsen receded rhe Cenrvxy ■ oword. ond Heorher Holmes won rhe Senare Youh. Award Proud to be o T-Blrd. Mike Holes, rhrough o combnonon of good loota ond good grodes. was nomed The Aco dear Al Sror Foorbal Player Keeping cool. Jusrm Anderson Jon Chamberion. Greg Ptrs. Mfce Holes, ond Mb Coins rook AlSrare Foocbal 1965 Honors 155 march on. rten rf ✓ Mr Ol, Mrs. Oldroyd's rroops Business Oroins. Business Srerlng Schoior Cheryl Pope worked wirh Mrs Bowman Lots of hord work mode Cheryl one of rhe bey business srudervs n Utah Srerlng Scholars represented Timp view well The srudenrs were selected by oppllcorion ond nrerview in eoch of rhe rweive academic areas Yearbook Editor, Carolyn Daird, represented us in rhe area of English She was an outstand- ing student wirh a G.P.A. of 0.96. Newspaper Editor ond Freedom Academy delegare. Heather Holmes was our Social So eoce Sterling Schoior Debore Monoger. Jon Harrison was rhe alternate In rhe area of Foreign Language, tri lingual Andrew Stevens was selected Robin Marshal was rhe Foreign Language drernore Store F B LA Reporter Cheryl Pope, repre seated rhe business deportment The olrernore was Russel Homes Wirh on A T C math score of 36 ond on 800 on rhe mathematics section of his S A T, Mi- chael Tueler was dearly qualified os Math Srer ling Schoior His drernore was National Merit semi-finohsr, Rich Rollins Wirh Physics. A P Chemistry, ond A P Bid- ogy m her schedule. Michoefcne Bunting repre seared us in rhe area of Science Her drernore was Kim Tron In rhe area of Indusrrid Arts, our Sterling Schoior was computer wNz Jmoes I vie His drernotes were Rich Harris ond Kenny Marrm Store Moke-ir-Wirh-Wod finalist Cealee Price was our Homemoking Sterling Schoior She was o store F H.A officer Her alter notes were Jody Kunz ond Lor no Nymon McDonald's All American Bond member Jo- nice GU represented us in rhe oreo of music. She was o soldst for rhe Uroh Volley Youth Symphony. Becky Perry, member of Mormon Youth was Music drernore Grl's Notion President Laurie Smith, was our speech ond dromo representative She has on outstanding record in rhe store forensics com- petition Debore Historian, Keith Cloyron was her drernore. In rhe oreo of orr, rhe Sterling Schoior was Bret Herrod He spent a semester obrood in Austria ond received many awards m art com- petitions. Yearbook Art Director, Hilary Mog leby, wos his olrernore Ocr Generd Sterling Schoior wos Nonond Merit semi finalist Curt Nielson He wos first chair trombonist in rhe oll-srare orchestra. These srudenrs were representative of rhe widespreod rdents ond accomplishments of rhe student body os o whole Friendly Foces Even after days of hard work, Michoei Tueler. Michoeine Dunmg. and Louhe Smith could yi manoge o smie Al rhree were excelenr deborers os wel os Srerlng Scholars Quick Break. Heorher Holmes, Social Soence Srerlng SchoF or. hod o meeting wirh Deporrmenr heod Doug Srrong ond her mother Heorher could always manoge o fnencfy smie ond o quick he o 156 Sterling Schdors Rap Session. Jomce Gfl and Hearher Holmes rake counsel from Mrs OkJroyd ond Mrs Olakesiey. me Srertng Scholars odvoor Hard or work. Carolyn Card ond Miss Jormen discuss Carolyn's pomfo o Carolyn was rt e English Srertng Scholar I 1966 Sterling Scholars: Front row General — Cuttb f ei son. Morhemoncs — Michoel Tueler. Ousness — Cheryl Pope. Homemaking — Cedee Price. Engteh — Carolyn Dard Doch row Science — Michoetne Dunmg. Vocononai — James kne. Speech ond Drama — Loun Sm h. Music — Jomce Gi. Sooal Soence — Heomer Holmes. Art — Orer Herrod Sterling Scholors 157 i Business Whiz. Cheryl Pope shows rhe cenficore she was awarded by rhe Executive Women infernonond for her outstandrig business skis Cheryl was also rhe Dusness Srertng Scholar. FDLA president, ond won numerous awards Sew what? Ceciee Price, wearing o suit she mode Hands roods. The Vorsiry cheerleaders show on award wrv-iing routine during an assembly The cheerleoders were Store champions ond went on ro compere norionoi y Wrestlers. Lyle Larson ond M se Sorensen were outstanding in rher spon Doth were in the top rhree at state last year 158 Honors Amazing Achievements Students receive honors Awards assemblies or Timpview seemed ro last forever Though some- rimes all anyone heard were snores, more likely rhe nomes of nor-olwoys recogmzed, bur well-deserving srudenrs were heard Throughout rhe year, nearly every department received recognition in some woy Cheryl Pope won a very Just his type. Russ Hones procnces he computet skis He was on exceletv business student Silly smiles. Jeff Mckefcy. Jess Qfford. ond Dove Young won o local an conresr sponsored by Stevenettes Mai Shop They were al outstanding young masters students prestigious Business award Mr Campbell ond Miss Peterson pro- duced many winners Jess Cifford won $25 m on od-design conresr sponsored by Stevenettes ond rhe yeorbook Art proteges also spent hours preparing for shows like rhe SpringviBe Art Show, where, as always, Timpview swept rhe honors Yes. outstanding students were easy ro find because they were everywhere And even though rhe assemblies were long, many of them receved rhe hard- earned notoriety they deserved MEMORIUM On January 28 or 1139 a m. rhe twenty-fifth spoce shuttle mission ended in tragedy The vehicle exploded in mi- dair shortly after launch On board were Christa McAuiiffe. who was selected for rhe flight as pan of NASA's citizen m spoce program, ond six other astronauts from vonous ports of rhe country There were no survivors McAubffe, a social studies teacher from Concord High School, was looking forward ro rhe trip because she wanted ro prove that space is for everyone '' President Reogan colled rhe shuttle crew, pioneers Just as pioneers once gave rheir lives ro settle rhe wilderness, pioneers now seek ro conquer spoce. even or risk As President Reagan said on Tuesdoy. rhe future doesn't belong ro rhe fainthearted, it belongs ro rhe brave ” Cop Conoverol NASA file photo of Challenger crew. Front row Michoel 5mm, Dick Scobee, Ron McNan Dock row Qteon Omzuko. Chnyo McAuiffe. Greg Jarvis, ond Judy Resnk Honors 159 Cream of rhe Crop Honor srudenrs worked and played. The oursronding srudenrs who orrended Boys' and Girls' Srare hod rhe experience of a lifenme By orrending dosses and running for office, rhey learned more abour rhe govern menr Bur according ro Neil Brighron. The besr parr wasn'r during rhe dosses, ir was after words when rhere were raids. Apporenrly rhey leorned quire o bir obour srealing mar rresses and running ponrs up rhe flogpole Those or girls' srare hod o seemingly more so- phtsricored rime and ocruolly accomplished some goals Loune Smirh was selected ro repre senr Ur ah or Girts' Norton in Washington DC She was subsequently voted as rhe Girl's Nation President, rhe highest honor of rhe conference Mony musically inclined srudenrs hod an equally fun nme pornaponng in rhe All-Srare Concert over UEA weekend Even though rhey were required ro know rheir music before go- ing ro All-Srare, rhey spear nearly twenty re hear sal hours polishing rheir skills These long practices paid off, as rhe concert was excellent According ro Mr Paul Larson, Timpview chorus otrecror, these people formed one of rhe besr All Srare groups Uroh has ever produced. Even Though rhis All-Srare weekend was hard work rhey also hod fun anywhere ond everywhere Some srudenrs ore dinner or 2:00 in rhe morning nr rheir selfmode hongour Two Guys From Iraly while others are breakfast ar 300 AM or Dees Many people agreed that one of rhe besr things obour receiving honors and orrending conferences was meeting people from al over rhe notion. Ir seemed rhor people became less structured among strangers One srudenr com- mented, When you go away, you con feel cure, because nobody knows that you're nor. In general, srudenrs enjoyed going ro confer ences ond learning obour things rhey loved All-Sroro Chorus: Front row Jenoe Peterson. Heather Holmes. Jenny Thomas. Heorher Curter. M Henson. Kim fWker. Jayne Darney Dock row Ons Dahr. Lynn Ohman. Axel Romrez. Sarah Farmer. Troy Harr, Glenn Harper. Tod Hodey Junior flutist. Becky Nielsen demonstrates her fingering technique Oecky ond Dove Strong (not pictured) were selected for Al State Bend Top students. Brian Kohler. Pxh Wilcox. Michele Stewart. Norafce Helquet. Jess Chfford. Chen dark, Heorher Ashton, and MJse Holes form o spirited group Triotholon Mon. Deboror Keith Clayton balances hs tro- phy Keith was named Alto Tnothalon winner, rhe highest honor for forensics srudenrs in the vote of Utah 160 Honors All smiles. Grts' Srorers Loune 5m h Mohoekne Ounrog and olrernore Ceciiee Pnce show rher hoppy foces Loune was ofeo elected os Grts' Nor on President Boys' Staters: Front row Phi Huber. Don Hubbord. Dole Honsen. Mfce Holes, Gorr Oonney Second row Qnan KoNer, Mike Sorensen. Jon Hamson. Mork Fnloyson Dock row Mike Ohran. Todd Ourgeson. Dove Peeves, Jeff Kog solver. ond Korl Vfcon Nor pcrured NH Onghron. and Roger Parkinson Honors 161 Jf yf' J m ' The year’s sports were the best The foorbal season was dong ex or mg. w h the bg wn over Provo as the highfighr of the whole year Jennie Forey The cooches are redy great They work hard and help us work hard ” John Dean Tmpview's reams ore greor. whor more con be said I go to gomes ol the nme, they're fun, we wn. Joyce Wisnson k doesn't matter If we wm or lose, only that everyone tnes and has a good nme Joel Sybrowsk) It s good the foorbol ream got as far as they dkJ ft year Let's hope they take yore next year '' Jm Wilde '1 rea y love to go to the gomes There’s the excitement of winning, and, although rarely, rhe ogony of defeat I love preformng or holfnme wrrh rheShondeis It makes me feel greor to rake part n irf Sharee Whotcott i ”1 rhnk rhe sports or Tmpview are great, I go to most of rhe gomes and they ore fun. Crag Selers I rhnk rhe studenrbody support for sports is great bur it seems Ike ol rhe credit and support goes ro foorbol and basketbol I don't get r We have a great wresting, golf, renrss. and rrock and swim reams I rhnk they should get some credf for makng Tmp 1 roo ” Hex Clock Tmpview has repeat ec y showed that it nor only excels n ocoderocs bur n sports as wel We ate conwenrty n rhe top in not just one but many orhlenc competitions The just shows rhe high qua! iry of rhe studenrbody and mokes us absolutely rhe best Jeff Welsen 1 rhnk Tmpview has rhe bey sports program n the vote In any sport. Tmpview is always one to be considered for rhe championship. Ke h Wndet '1 rhnk rhe sports events ore greor They keep school morale, ond further they're fun ” Scott Armstrong A . m Quite o crowd. Colapsing m o pie oftero team peture. me freshman foorbol players show off for rhe camera Playing on o sports team strengthened friendships - 1 1 hove ifl Holy Sandgren stotts off o rent morch with o good serve y d o smle Tlmpview reams reoms hod on excelenr season Shoot foe two. Dove Reeves prepores ro arch o shot over o Provo aval This year's ream was one of the besr reoms Tmpview has ever hod Off with o bang. Cross Country runners Knsren Chnsten sen. Giono Nwon. ond Heather Holmes rake off for rhe belong of o roce Jenny Dord cheered rhem r Sports 160 Individual Achievement Talented Students Show Their Stuff AAony of rhe students worked hard ro pur sue athletic interests ond perfect their many talents People excelled everything from skiing to skateboarding The recognition ond awords may nor hove been as large as rhe regular school ream sport, bur rhe rewards for individ ual sports was in rhe fun ond rhe sense of accomplishment each student got from his ef fort Travis Whitlock hod a number of great oc compltshmenrs in motorcycle roang He won first place or The Widowmoker HiB Climb, and almost rook rhe world championship Only a slipped chain prevented him from achieving that title Scott Percivel is another excellent arhelere involved with individual sports Scott rook coun- ty in bowling and turned in many high scores; enough ro earn him an amazing 17 trophies! Jamie Sumner excelled in many sports, but he favorite was raquerball He participated in many compiririons. and did very wed m all of them He won a spcrion describing his occom plishmenrs Dean fteay did exceptionally well in rhe area of skimg He rook stare in rhe Coca-Cola Cup in 1985 and raced m mony other competi hons Hts goal was ro be rhe best skuer he could be Individual sports gave people a chonce to excell or what they loved or do. ond mode a lor of great memories, friendships, and exper iences along rhe way Whom! Sm Seortg dekvers a rmghry Kick for rhe camera Sm was one of rhe many members of rhe Mamal Am Oub 164 Individual Sports On your mork. get sot go! Trove Vhrftocfc was rhe bey in rr t ke roong He nearly rook rhe world chompronship Let s go bowling. Scon Percivel loved bowing He spent much of ho spore nme practicing and hos seventeen awards to show for ho efforts Rocquerboll onyone? James Sumner could roke anyone on in a gcme of roquerbol James hod a large amde m rhe newspaper honoring hm for his ski Thirty luv. Jrnmy ttggre was one of rhe bey 'eme players or Tmpview He was nvolved in a number of tournaments and dfcJ excepnonaiy wel Toke Down! Drew Hrsh rokes he brother down Drew was cn ocrtve member fo rhe wresting squod and re oeved honors for mony of he occompfcshmenrs Individual Sports 165 V 1 Athletes Excel Many victories were won outside of school. Nor oil of our athlete's vicrorfes were won in school competition A good exomple of this was with our swimmers Jenny Lyon won 3 medals and 12 ribbons outside school competi nons Gorr Cronney qualified for 40 events or Uroh Store long course Championships, and John Dean tools second in the Uroh Store long course and qualified for the For Western meer The cross country ream also accomplished a lor outside of school competition Knsnn Chris- tensen wos the cooch of o soccer reom and was the most improved runner on the cross country reom. Joel Sybrowski ran doily ond ran In the Deseret News Marathon with Keith Wind- er Every Summer Niki Pedro returned to Ari- zona where she trained hard for cross country She did rhts by running up ond down the local canyons while helping her family herd sheep Dove Spence biked ond was o member of rhe ig dub. reams reom there were also o ?nred orhleres Kiano Hooker erer News reams competition involved with rhe Dril reom. m, was a good dancer, ond Lisa Abbott wos o Sophomore Cheerleader, won rhe Deseret News Tennis competition, ond wos in rhe Wimbledon Week Tennis meer You didn't hove to be o member of o team in order ro be involved in individual sports Mott Turner b ked Dean Reoy skied, ond Travis Whitlock compered in dirt bike roces Sojourner re number of was in the She was o! Gymnastics ployed rhe Ov f rhe snow. Mindy Peoy go ops her horse ocross o pasrure in eorty morning Mmdy was o very accomplished rider, proven by her vicrones in horse-ndmg compenrions Good Job! Phi Holmes ond Rob Sr anger show off rher srore championship golf rrophy The wos rhe eighrh yecx Tmpview has roken yore in golf Hey, It's not tennis season yeti Uso Abbor ond Kono Hooler con'r seem ro yoy off rhe renne courts, even during rhe wnrer Dorh Uso ond Kjono pomapored n rhe Deserer News Toumomenr m 1985 166 Individuol Athletes Here I go! MotT Turner goes for o rri wnter bike ride. ri berween swimming workers Crash! You hove ro worch our for rhose potholes, you never know where rhey ore rl ir is roo lore1 Let's go for o jog. Joel Sybrosk ond Dove Spence r e off up rhe stars Joel and Dove hod o very successful season m cross country rhis yeor Individuol Arhleres 167 Oops. I tripped! The bol ftes from freshman Torrtko Young's honcfe during procnce Tomfco wqs o yoner on rhe reom Tipping trouble. Deonn Young nps the bol rhe wrong woy by ocodenr Hoppiy. rhe reom mode more good ploys rhon metakes Tmpview 33 Tmpview 51 Tmpview 56 Tmpview 46 Tmpview 50 Tmpview 46 Tmpview 43 Tmpview 54 Tmpview 90 Tmpview 65 Tmpview 64 Tmpview 54 Tmpview 55 Amencon Fork Hicrey Highland Orem Mounran View Ogden Spanish Fork Uintah Poyson Spnngvie Provo Pleasonr Grove Carbon 38 61 69 56 60 44 30 I 46 63 46 31 I Varsity Team: Front row Kris Wfcon Wendy Jordioe Jone«e rtgbee. Torrtko Young Dock row Pan Kucher. Teh Reynolds. Cnyen Oark. Deonn Young. Juneon Sroneiy. Money Utley, Terry Roeor. Amy Powel. Suscn Andrus. Cooch Bowes 168 Girl's Doskerboil Lady Lobbers Girl orhleres use rough defensive srraregy. '‘Running lines 6 my fovorire rhing ro do, soid cenrer Juneon Sronely wirh o wry foce Just o minure here Rrsr of oil, bnes don'r run Puzzled? WeH, for rhe Vorsiry Gris Baskerball Teom, running lines is o form of punishmenr, according ro rhe ream, ond a reword for various ocnvmes, according ro Cooch Bowes Running lines meonr running from one end of rhe gym ro rhe orher, Touching rhe wall or each end There were o lor of jokes during procrice. The chose is on. Cynrhio Reeves goes for o fasr break ro bur o lor of work, roo Doiy from 3 00 ro 5 00 rhe girls worked on every rhing from foul shors ro fasrbreaks Their procrice po d off ond rhey gained confidence along wirh a rough repuro rion. In Wendi Pierce's words, Ler's foce if. we've gor rolenr The reom hod many rhings ro soy obaur baskerball Teri Reynolds proclaimed rhar if helps us ro nor ger for , ond Kris Wilson just smiled ond sad rhar ir mode rhem hodo- beosrs. The reom ployed hard, fasr ond well, ond hod o good rime dang ir Cooch Bowes sad rhar even rhough rhey're young ond hyper. No. it's mine! Krts Wfcon reaches roller ro grab bock rhe bol. Though short, she ptoyed o good gome Junior Varsity: Front row Knsren McKe Mono Moroo kin. Weodi Pierce. Krts Vison. Jonele rtgbee Oock row Jocetyn Keorl. Apri Tree. Juneon Sronely. Cyntho Peeves, Ten Reynolds. Pori Kuchor Out of my woy. Knsreo McKel rushes down rhe coltt roword another rwo poors The Hkresr guard was no march for her Tmpview 29 American Fork 73 Tmpview 29 Hicresr 28 Tmpview 09 rtghlond 40 Tmpview 36 Orem 43 Tmpview 31 Mount on View 40 Tmpview 26 Ogden 52 Tmpview 55 Spanish Fork 20 Tmpview 53 Unroh 32 Tmpview 48 Payson 19 Tmpview 71 Sprmgvie 30 Tmpview 29 Provo 26 Tmpview 32 Pieosonr Grove 44 Tmpview 40 Carbon 28 , Grl's Baskerball 169 Going for the stool. Doug Ross uses his dryrocnng food expression ro elude h«s opponenr so he couid sred rhe bol Jommin' down the court. Jmmy Werner dodges pioyers lefr and nghr before jommn' rhe bol for rwo Timpview 67 Wosorch 60 Tmpview 66 Dixie 64 Timpview 74 Ogden 55 Tmpview 81 Jordon 61 Tmpview 84 Mount om Gesr 49 Tmpview 66 Olympus 67 Tmpview 84 Carbon 52 Tmpview 109 Spomsh Fork 89 Timpview 80 Sprmgvie 67 Tmpview 52 Provo 46 Timpview 97 Umroh 57 Tmpview 97 Poyson 40 Tmpview 77 Pleosonr Grove 54 Tmpview 82 Skyview 62 Timpview 82 Den Lomond 85 Tmpvew Varsity finished 2nd m rhe Store t '■ % 9 k . X 170 Vorsjry Dos rbc I Varsity Basketball: Front row Qumr Whipple. Poul Domes. Jeff Lmdsrrom. Drendon Doyron, Dale Honsen. Seon Dixon. Logon LundaN. Doug Ross. Rchard Anderson Dock row Cooch Dol Ofeon. Cooch Don Chomberlom. J nmy Werner. Richard Rowle. Mark Fnloyson. Kun Doty. Dove Reeves, Jeff Kmgsdver. Men Dowmon. Coch Lews. Cooch Obon. Do en Ohen Flying High. Mon Oowmon wenr up for rhe wmnmg sruff vo. Dove Reeves helped rhe reom ro xtes o reom effort Lmdsrrom showed us he urw je Vorsiry Qoskerbdl 171 Dribbling Dudes Frosh and Soph leave'em shaking in rheir shorrs. Many girls dream of roll, handsome young men Ir seems only logical, rherefore. rhor rhese dreams should lead rhem in rhe direcnon of rhe basketball court However, mosr of rhe Freshman and Sophomore players weren'r very roll in comparison ro rhe hulking Seniors and Juniors on rhe Vorsiry ream Bur rhor didn'r offecr rhe quality of gome rhor rhe younger reams ployed As for pracrice. while rhe Vorsiry. Junior Var siry, ond Sophomore reams practiced in rhe gyms of Timpview. rhe poor Frosh revtsired rheir hounr of yesreryeor. Forrer Jr. High, for rheir practice sessions. And. whor's more, after having been banished ro disronr gyms, rhe Frosh were drilled m dribbling, passing, shooring ond orher such bortng-bur-necessory Tech- niques Ar rhe gomes, both rhe Sophomores ond Looking for rhe shot. Ryan Lows helped ser up one of many cnncal shors rhor mode rhe difference n rhe out come of rhe gome Sophomore Basketball: Front row Chns Young. Qurtcy Lewis. Jusm Knopp. Scon Woker. Guy Trowbridge. Don koberrs. kyan Lows Dock row Doien Otsen. Jeff Heorh. PoU Fnloyson. John kosenval. Dove kobnson. Dione Hrsche. Jormson Moody. John Jensen, Tod Tidwel. Cooch Olsen Freshmen showed rheir stuff The Sophomores remained undefeated for rhe better pan of rhe season, ond rhe Freshmen were dose on rheir roils, hoving lost only o few gomes Vorsiry Cooch Tim Lewis commented, Eoch doss seems ro benefir from rhe mistakes of rhe previous doss Orher people hod things ro soy about bos kerball besides rhe cooch ond players Lynn Ohmon dedored, “There's nothing qmre like o good slam-dunk Well, almost nothing “ Bruce McKay sold, “When Timpview purs on rhe press, rhe orher ream is left shaking in rheir shorrs Bighr on, Bruce! Getting the boll down the court. Jusm Knopp handled rhe bal ond assisted his ream - 1 Tmpview 67 Ogden 41 Timpview 71 Jordon 46 Tmpview 74 Mounron Cresi 39 Tmpview S3 Olympus 47 Tmpview 75 Poyson 58 Tmpview 90 Carbon 42 Tmpview 74 Spmgvie 48 Tmpview 65 Provo 48 Tmpview 76 Unrah 61 Tmpview 74 Spanish Fork 52 Tmpview 77 Pleosonr Grove 70 172 Sophomore BoskerboH Hands. Taking aim. Alex Rosborough sinks a one hooded posh shot Alex hod a unique personality Leaping lay-up. Dove Spence ourmaneuvers hs oppo nenr to dnve for rhe bosker Dove was abo rhe rop Cross Counrry runner Freshman Doskerboll: From row AJex Rosborough. Chris Young. Dovid Spence. Gory Trowbndge. Oumcy Lewis. Dovid G4 flock row Drenr Wnder. Scott Wngley. Poul Fnlayson, MJse Denning. Eric Vonmoortehem, Hons Mog leby. Cums Honseo. Cooch Doi Otsen At rhe line. Gfcjmcy Lews shoots o foul shot «ncy proaiced mony hours dumg rhe summer ro become o yar pioyer on rhe freshman ream - • . • € . wvw '4 Tmpview 54 Lokendge 44 4 Tmpview 06 Orem Jr High 31 Tmpview 56 Provo 76 V. Tmpview 45 Pleasonr Grove 09 Tmpview 67 Mounran Gey 45 Tmpview 5Q Wey 40 BP Tmpview 106 Lehi 06 ■ - Tmpview 75 Poyson 49 Tmpview 75 Sponeh Fork 42 |f K Tmpview 55 Provo 50 Tmpview SO Spring v«e 60 Tmpview 88 Canyon View 44 Tmpview 75 Poyson 70 i Freshman Basketball 173 Jus ou of reoch. Runnng bocfc Jusrin Anderson loses rhe bo due ro some qmck hoods oo rhe losing ream Ready for rhe hide. Ceorer Scon Thygerson psyches our rhe opposing nose guard wirh o grunr and o nghr fry VARSITY FOOTOAU. Mounron View 0 Poyson 2 Spomsh Fork 8 Carbon 7 Utnroh 12 Pleosonr Grove 6 Cedor Gry 0 Provo 14 Spmgvie 28 Deo Lomond 17 Murray 12 Deor River 13 174 Vorsiry Football Srare Semi-Finalisrs Vorsiry foorboll does besr ever. Varsity Football Team: Front row. Soto Fomm. Mke Worren. Doug Sr one Mke Holes. Greg Pm. Jon Chamber loin. Scon Thygerson. Axel Darrwe . Seon Ourke. Dobtxe Kouo, Todd Seomons. Sreve ftrrs. Second row. Cooch Dorrus. Dnghom Durr. Alex Darfon. Todd Dergeson, Dandy Treodwel. Scott Wolset, Chns McGown. Jeff Lndsrrom. Frank Chnsnonsen. Jusnn Anderson. Dob Coins, Pere Jones. Gory Vmferron. PoU Domes Dock row. Cooch Kouo. Cooch VoUser. Mark Marrorr, Ourk Deynolds, Dobby Oborn. Logon lundahl. Greg Drmley, Sreve Edwards. Don Mxchel. Jason Howard. Keffh Monm. Doyd Martin. Scon Korren. Charles Drodshow. Too Ng. David Johnson. John Oark, MAe Chambers. Don Clark. Virgil Nyman. Cooch SoLonoo. ond Cooch Chombertom During rhe summer, foorboll ream members could usually be found eirher in rhe weighr room, our on rhe foorboll field, or on rheir beds asleep The reom mode rhe rrek ro school for rhe rwKze Joily proaice, where rhey reviewed rhe fundomenrols of good foorboll ploying They worked on blocking, running, ond began ro learn rhe ploys for rhe coming season When school began, mosr of rhe ream signed up for o foorboll prep doss during sevenrh period, bur rhe whole reom practiced obour three ond o half hours daily Despire ol rhe hard work, rhe reom enpyed eoch other ond hod fun They participated in o foorbol comp in Cedor Gry which, according ro rhe reom. was rhe funnest comp oil year They also hod parries ond o barbecue, where rhey ployed volleyball ond hod ‘kissing gomes with rhe cheerleaders, in Don Hayward's words. Greg Pirrs summed it up, Foorboll is rhe greatest sport there is.” Breaking through the line. Durmmg bock Smro Fame broke up o lor of stuff rhs yeor. ptoyerv opposing fcnes. ond he fmger Dodging left to right. Deceiver Frank Christenson dodges rhe bod guys ol on his own On rhe run. Jusnn Anderson dutches rhe bal doseiy os he runs for o frsr down Jusnn was voted ‘Most Athletic” m rhe Senior Talon Toly Vorsiry Foorboll 175 Two In One The life and rimes of rhe JV and Varsiry reams. This ream 6 rhe bey group of kids ever. de dared JV and Varsiry Cooch Garry Worker They're well mannered, and genero y. rhere’s no swearing Really o super ream The Junior Varsiry ream was a branch of rhe Voryry squad Ar JV games, rhe Juniors on rhe ream would play, pkjs o few exrro Seniors and some Sophomores Everyone on rhe ream was given a nickname as he earned it Some, such as Jeff Undsrrom's Scooby”. had many srones obour rhec origin Orh ers were more straightforward Scorr Thygerson was colled Dody because his physique was get ring dose ro rhar perfecr body of every boy's dreams The Hawcwon members of rhe ream were dubbed Pineapple Qrorhers for obvious reasons. ond rhe enure defensive bne became Oeo Pow er foe ro rhe arrangement of one block, one white, one block, ere Greg Oaks, known to some as Moses.” received his nickname because he colled rhe ream children ' The ream hod much ro soy obour rhe season as weS as about eoch other Doug Stone contributed, We kicked mufc while Ajsrm Anderson scud rhe ream was awesome as h ' Jon Chomberlan commented quietly, Thank Cooch Kouo for all rhe work he's done, ond for hrs inspraron ” The or her ogreed It was our coaches They were rhe bey ” Almost! Paul Domes narrowly misses the bon An upond coming receiver. Poul ployed well for rhe JV the year 176 JV Foorboll Right Here! Jeff Lmdsrrom wars for o quorrerbock rtvow bock poss The ploy worked, os it did al year Dig Cotch. Todd Seomons catches rhe bal ond roces for rhe touchdown ogomsr Mounran Vew The Lmdstrom Seomons combnormn was successful at year Three Points. Todd Seomons goes for rhe fieldgoal os Jeff Lmdstrom holds As always, rhe kick was good Before rhe hi . Pere Jones runs rewards h6 man Pere was o srrong blocker os wel as a greo runryng bock Reody foe the rockle. Greg Pm sp ?s rhe ruwg bock and runs ro make rhe play Only o Junior. Greg was chosen for rhe Al Sr ore ream Where b he? Jeff bndsrrom looks for on open man Jeff led rhe T brds n rher mosr successful yeor ever J V. FoorboU 177 42-36-Hike! After receiving rhe bol. Jeff Holes sers up for o ptoy Tmpview's sromng fcneup worked wel rogerher Striding our. Tom Chamberlain sprmrs for o long bomb or o victorious gome Tom ployed excepnonoly wel with rhe help of he designer Koreem goggles Sophomore football: Front row Dovxj Chonberiom. Ken ny Sorenson, Dovtd Stonefy. Dorron Mosses. Aoron Hunr, Dove Menon. Dorre lerermo, ond Stuot Hevndohl Second row Dovid Dybee. Chrts Overron. Jeff Holes. Pablo Duck r 9hom. Tom Chomberlom. Jusnn Knopp. Drendon Doyron. Chns Morrison. Tommy Cartsie Thrdrow OretT Koy. Wode Tsosie. Dry on Lowry. Kerr Oorfey, Mark Mmer. Kenr Oryner. Eric Gles, Guy Trowbndge Dock row Cooch Holes. Cooch Martinez. Morgan Colemon. Sr eve HI. Mark Alex ander. Scott Wison. Poul Kohler. Sreve Pobeon 178 Sophomore Foorball Kick, Pass, Pun Foorball for underclassmen was o good experience. Sophomore and Freshmon football begon or rhe some rime ond with rhe some gusro os Vorsiry dto There were rhirry members of rhe Sophomore ream, bur rhere were no curs Eoch ptoyer was oHowed ro decide whor position he wonred ro ploy ond rhen. if rhere were roo many receivers or fullbocks or something, Cooches Holes ond Momnez evened Things our The ream ployed wei. wirh tors of supporr from rher porenrs. cheerleaders, ond some srudenrs 'The kids hove o very good om rude ' soid Cooch AAorrmez. They do rher besr ond door worry Decouse foorbol 6 o sporr for borh brown ond bram. rhe freshmon hod rhe mosr ro do because rhey weren't used ro worlsing our so hard The freshmen cooch was new or coochng kids, ond o tor of rhe kids were new or ploying serious foorbol Our of rhrry players.” srored Cooch Sronron Akono, only obour six hod ployed on Little Leogues or smtar recms In h6 opnton. hovng o freshmon reom was imporronr because ir helped build srron ger Senior ployers. snee rhey hod on exrro year of experience • Freshmon Foorbol Pleasonr Grove 36 Tmpview 9 ’ led 0 Tmpview • American Fork 46 Timpview 7 « Mountain View 6 Tmpview • Provo 20 Tmpview 0 Orem 6 Tmpview Spanish Fork 16 Tmpview 8 m Freshmon Football: Front How Many Sandgren. Dovd Kmghron. Dob Jones. Donny Doxey, Scon Wngley. Dren Srolren. Cooch Akono. Mark Aleo. Alex Rosborough, Val Moughn. Richie Srone. Warner Murphy. Mike EJdndge. Den MoTfetT, rVondy Perermon. Corby Morhews Second How Chris Dom. Currts Hcnsen, Diehard Strong. Do Hansen. Oret Wndor. John Hansen. Gory Trowbridge. Tm Clyde. Jason Cook. John Tandy. Ryan Morrison. Mart Misboch Dog pile! The reom shows rher unry ond sprr. through our rhe season This is whor mokes rhem swel guys Punting under pressure. Vd Moughon goes rvo ocnon as rhe ream's number one punter Vol hod o super record for rhe season 179 Varsity Squad Goes Coed Timpview adds yell-leaders for a first. Cheetieoding was a sporr of irs own rhe year There were competitions. ond ir rook o lor of expertise ro do well The cheerleaders decided or rhe beginning of rhe year rhor ir was rhetr job ro suppon oil rhe ocrivines, nor jusr foorboll ond basketball gomes They mode good luck signs for rhe bond concerts, ond tried ro ger ro everyrhing from chorus ro wrestling “The vorsiry squod works really hard, re- marked advisor Debbie McWhorter They usually procrice for rwo or three hours o doy, rwo or three rimes o week ” They hod o new addition ro rheir program rhis year Doy yel- leoders did rhe bock-breaking work of being pyramid foundations. “They ore rhe saving grace Without them we wouldn't hove a chance or competition, Mrs McWhorter com- mented The Vorsiry squad rook first place ar a com petition or rhe ZCMI center in Salt Lake Every- one was glad for rhe victory because of rhe hord effort they hod mode to be rheir best The Jr Vorsiry squod did a fantastic job also They compered wirh rhe sophomores in o competition Compering together helped unify rhe squods. Our cheerleaders helped inspire spirit ond success for rhe students Vanity Cheerleaders: Front row Liz Maxwell. Jufce Crow ley. kobm Marsha . Louroiee Anderson Second row Loo Kimmel. Srocy Murphy, Jc da Oroiisford. Meindo Farr worTh. Tamafcn Mner Third row Ann Odroyd, Jennifer Jones. Vrgnw Mamn Dock row Don Srorr, Axei ftomrez. Joe lerermo Nor prefixed John Pierponr Don f foil over, keying in o precarious position, kobn Marshal ond XAdo Drafcford smde or possersby whie Liz Moxwel ond Don Srorr tools on 180 Cheerleaders Rarher hilarious. Liz Moxwel has o good tough or herself as she misses o step in o rosxme Liz wos also o member of rhe girl’s renms ream Junior Vanity Cheerleaders: Efce Anderson. Ho y Sond gren, Trocy Toytor, Masy Roberts, Mary Arm Sharpe. Voler ie Onggs. Angel Hammond, Jufce Kerr Huh? Angel Hommond and Volene Dnggs survey rhe foorbal srands m contusion Arrendonce or gomes was maedtole Keep In step. Efcse Anderson shows Jufce Kerr o cheerleod mg move Cheerieoders worked hard ro leorn new rou tines Stuffed. Missy Roberts and Trocy Toytor ore sruffed wth Tmnpview spmr Enrhustasnc cheedeoders helped moke rhe yeor better Cheeiieoders 161 Sophomore Cheerleaders. Front row Honey Fetr. Page Daemon Second row Man Judd. Knsn Pass. Jordon Mar shol Dods row Jen MJIer. Deace Jones. Lbo Abborr Fee to neck. Kerry Walter roses Lon Maxwel on her shoOders ro cheer rhe Freshmon reom ro victory The Freshman squod procnced every morning or 7 30 o m Ouilding o borricode. Sophomore cheerleaders block our opposing reams The Sophomore Squod received o blue ribbon m compenrion 182 Cheerleoders Freshman Cheerleaders: From row Condoce Non on, Jennifer Ovenon, Elzoberb Thorvensen. Pouta Oergeson Dock row Knsnn Sumner. Kerry Water, Com Cochron. Lon Moxwel Monkeying oround. Condoce Norton ploys around on rhe bars with ocher cheedeoders Condoce Bsed beng o cheerleoder and showing her school spmr Standing toll. The Freshmen cheedeoders helped buid studenr spmr The cheedeoders hod to work hord to per feet rhe routines Smiles And Spirit Freshman cheerleaders gave us all a boost of spirit. Forty seven hopeful girls tried our for cheer leoder, bur there weren'r rhor mony spoces Mrs McWhorter commented rhor she would hove hared ro be o judge ond hove ro deode between rhe girts They were oD so good, she soid The Freshmen cheerleaders, though new or rhe job. did very well They could be seen in rhe commons every morning or 7 30 begin ning practice They tried new pyramids ond formations, ond were able ro choose which ones looked rhe best ond improve on them The Freshmen squod ts o real asset, re- marked Mrs McWhorter They support ol rhe Freshmen reams ond ger their classmates ex ared for rhe gomes The Sophomore cheerleaders encouroged rhe Sophomores ro ger exdred about rhen- reams They practiced long hours ond got ev erything as perfect as they could They have incredible determination. commented Mrs McWhorter They ser a goal ond work even after they've reached ir Ar rheir competition on October 26, rhe Junior Varsity squod joined rhe Sophomore squod ond took rhe blue ribbon in their division They were so excited ond so good1 soid Mrs McWhorter The Sophomore squod worked hard to be rhe best they could, ond they succeeded. Cheedeoders 183 DriH Team: Fronr row Susan Andrus An e Moore. Notasho Otoxhom. Teresa Snow. Holy Dorchetor. Debtxe M er Dock row Kxrto Hooker. Corhy Mdff. Chrtsttoo DeOry. Arrue Shouno OakrrforTh. Dena Jensen. Metorne Ashworth Second row Miss Jarman. Chertee Gourdm. Pan Kuchar. Lynerre Kmghron. Lynda MeKfrum Loured Jorgenson Shcree Cddwe . Je Dhrsch. Larisa Hardy. Pouta Horward. Liz Shrk. Suzanne Hdiday. Jor ce Pope. j horcort Timpview Shandells Drill Team hod o successful year. Drill Team was nor always recognized os on ocruol ream rhor hod ro work tong hours and compere in competitions Dur work hard rhey did Besides procridng sevenrh period, mem bers of rhe Drill Team sroyed ofrer school every day ro perfect rheir rourines. Often rhe girls come in rhe evening and on Saturdays when preparing for o big competi- tion As member Holly Dorchetor srored. Ir's hard work, bur ir's fun! Shoree Whorcorr re membered how cold ir was ro perform or football gomes Christina DeOry loved getting ro be good friends wirh oil of rhe people on rhe reom Holly Dorchetor ogam said rhor olthough rhere were some problems odjusring or firsr, rhe reom did mcrnoge ro become good friends Advisor Suzonne Jormon's enthusiasm and post experience added o new dimension ro rhe reom in rhis, her firsr yeor of cooching Although she was sometimes mistaken for one of rhe girls. Miss Jormon was definitely in charge She did o good job of leading rhe young, mostly Sophomore reom rhrough o successful yeor Donce Drill coproin Lynda Meldrum and her ossisronrs Pori Kuchor and Lynerre Knighron choreographed original novelty, donee, and military rourines Presidenr Shouno Bolmforrh and Vice Presi dents Jonice Pope and Annie Gourdin mode sure everyone wos doing whor rhey were supposed ro, Secretary Laurel Jorgenson kepr rrock of rhe poperwork Ir was a busy and successful yeor for rhe Drill Team and rheir new advisor They performed excefienrfy ond showed true spirit Fearless leader. Mas Jormon. new Drfl Teem odvrsor. surveys the scene Dri Team wos only one of her many responsfciries 164 Drill Team All In o I In . Dr Team Officers dkJ o good job Pictured here are Annte Gourdn. Lynene Kmghron, Pon Kuchor. Lyndo MeWrum. Lourel Jorgenson, Jomce Pope. Shouno Oaimforrh A clossy tody. Asssranr Donce Drl capron shows her style and reody smle Pori represented Dri Team wei throughout the year Full of smiles. Lariso Hordy and Juie Dntsch perform or o footbol gome The rwo were pon of o wrong roume Right In step. Lourel Jorgenson. Lyndo Meldrum. Shoree WhorcotT. and Lonso Hordy reoched for the shy Dri Team performances kept half times hvefy Dri Team 185 Takedown! Vorsiry wresrlers were lookin' rough. The season gor underway wirh a rhree day wresrling rournomenr in Evansron, Wyoming As usual, Timpvtew wresrlers did well As rhe season progressed from lore Novem ber ro mid-February, THS mormen connnued ro excel There were eighr rerurnmg wresrlers. rwo of whom placed well or srore losr year Mike Sorensen, Lyle Larsen and Kerh Kimzey provided excellenr leadership as ream cop rains. Wresrling pracrice was held in rhe wmrer monrhs from rhree ri five o'clock every day Ar workours rhe ream learned ond improved moves as well as builr srrengrh ond friendships Morning runs were onorher sacrifice for dedi cored orhleres In oil much efforr was pur forrh by our decfccored wresrlers Coach Sorensen was pleased wirh rhe ream ond rheir showing or srore. He felr rhar even rhough he hod a young ream,'' for rhe mosr parr, rheir dedicanon mode up for rheir lack of experience, connnumg on excellenr wresrling rrodirion. Left hood, green. Di Jones reoches for rhe green dor' wh4e ptoymg Twtsrer' Oi wos on excelenr asser ro rhe ream Brotherly love. Lyle Larsen helps he brother Kmbal leorn o move m wresrtng procnce DATE PLACE r NOVEMOER 27 DECEMBER ( 1 DECEMBER 10 DECEMBER 12 DECEMBER 19 DECEMBER 2021 JANUARY 2 JANUARY 9 JANUARY 11 JANUARY 16 JANUARY 17 16 JANUARY 23 JANUARY 30 FEBRUARY 1 FEBRUARY 78 FEBRUARY 14 15 AT VEST JORDAN TOURNAMENT AT EVANSTON TRI MEET AT TlMPVCW CYPRUS. SOUTH. OREM CARBON AT TIMPVEV AT PROVO WASATCH TOURNAMENT SPAMSH FORK AT TlMPVCW AT PLEASANT GROVE OREM SOPH 6 JR VAR TOUR PAYSON AT TlMPVCW GREEN RIVER TOURNAMENT AT SPRNGVLLE IJNTAH AT TlMPVCW REGION JR VAR AT SPRNGVLLE REGION TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT WEST UGH SCHOOL Cold ond lonely. Terry rtrsch wonders ri his warmups during o morch This wos Terry 's first year wresrling 186 Wresrling Trapped. Sopfwmore Aaron hkjnr holds h6 opponent ro rhe mor cyxJ mes for o roKedown Aaron was ateo on the foortool ream Vanity Wrasrtan: front row Alon Ke h Kmbol Larsen Troy Dok .Er Gies. Lyle Larsen. Mfce Sorensen DocMrow Cooch Woyne Sorensen. Tony Loveless. Medrodo Gi. Aor on Hunr. Terry Hrsch. Kenny Sorenson Wresrling 187 Ragged Wrestlers Younger marmen were working hard. It rakes all of them conning ro practice ev ery day ro win srare, and come ro practice was whar the twenty-four Junior Varsity and Sophomore wrestlers did Even though they weren't able ro compere or Store, or leasr this year, they rroined hard in hopes of gaming o varsity position next year The large numbers of assistant cooches rtns yeor helped the whole ream, especially the JV and Sophomore wrestlers, improve These as sisronrs were moinly THS okjmni ond successful co8ege wrestlers Assistant Cooch Gory Walker, who is also a football coach enjoyed working with the wrestlers Although they worked hard, Timpview wrestlers gained satisfaction from their sport Junior Dill Jones liked the way reom members supported ond encouraged each other or marches os well os the odvice they gave each other David Lister felt the tournaments were really o lor of fun Timpview's mom competition on the mot come from its own area, Region Eight As in mony fields, Timpview wrestlers were recog- nized os the best in the store Sole Mke Gnfferh, prepares for o rokedown Mike, as wel as wresrtng, was n bond and orchesrro Champion. The referee rases David Dybees hand as he looks around n mumph The foce squish. Chavo Seduro mes ro ger bock up ond fighr bock from under hs opponenr Chovo was declared ond worked hard Juntot Vonlty WrostUng: From row Dolen Anderson. Dove Dybee. Kefy Larson. Mike Harword. Corby Sidwef Drondon Digler. Drew rtrsch. David Uryer Second row James Dybee. Mickey Gi. Teo Ngurova, Olson loma queho. Chovo Seduro. Ed Avio, 04 Jones ? .94 n UCKTTT OMTTCN GJUtlTAS rtsr Chcwnpt flfiCrl KIEFER TA A5A 138 3 188 Wrestling On bended knee. Aaron Hunt struggles ro ward off on opponenr He was o sophomore rhor showed greor prom Ge Heodlock. Jomes Dybee uses his leg srrengrh ro rum his opponenr on rhe mor He was on al-around orhlere Fatigued. David Dybee woks owoy from hs successful morch Heodgeor was necessary for wresriers' prorecnon Victory donee. Posrg hts fisrs n mumph. Olson Lomo queho leaves rhe mor ro be congrarulored Wresriiog 169 Gracefully. Cindy Wfcon balances on rhe beam whie preparing o rourme for a gymnasncs comperinon Desides excelfcng in rhis sport, Cindy was on excelenr phorogro pher Watch thot stepl Cindo ft upper corefuty pkxes her foot bock on rhe beom Performing on rhe four inch wide beam was one of the most drfficuir and dreoded events m gymnasncs Gymnastics Team-. Front row Cafee Martin. Elise Ander son. Ncole Dokft. Louro Sheer on. Condoce Notton. Afcon Stonder, Kiono Hooker Second row Aison Colins. Lon Horfietd. Come Drodley. Cmdo ft upper. Corisso Brewer Dock row Cooch Leeso Lloyd. Borboro Noylor. Stephome Fulmer, Jordon Marshal. Pom Boyolo. Cmdy Wilson. Ass font Cooch Ann Shumwoy Pretty In motion. Kona Hooker bends over bockwords on rhe beom Body and soul. Cafce Martin performs o move caled a soul crde on rhe uneven poratel bars 190 Gymnosrics Perfect pose. Gening reody for rhe spring donee show. Kristen Oerrte holds o donee position Pooe ond bolonce were Key elements of o successful doncer All rhe Right Moves Dancers and gymnasts were a srep above rhe rest. Hidden away in rhe gym above rhe girts' locker room ore rhe dosses of Leeso Lloyd. In her rhird year of coochmg high school gymnas- rics. Miss Uoyd commenred rhor rhe reom is rhe besr overall reom she's hod. Decouse rhere wosn'r much comperirion in Region 8, rhe reom oiso pornopored in 4 A meets During rhe monrh-ond-o-holf season consisting of rhree owoy ond four home meers, rhe girls performed well constantly Miss Uoyd commenred rhor rhey weren’t up ro rhe 4 A level yer, bur rhey gave rhe other reams o run for rheir money Another program under Miss Uoyd s obte hond was rhe Donee Co In December, rhe company performed four shows for elemen rory schools The dancers worked many hours ofTer school in preparation for rheir night donee show April 23 ond 24 The reol reason for rhe doss ond rhe compony os well is ro give rhe girls experience or performing ond having ro consciously project rheir personalities ro rhe au- dience, explained Miss Uoyd Stepping out. Kristen Oertie, Rudy Farret ond Mnc Hoi mgsheod run through o dtficuir donee routine Mcmy rou tmes were procnced ro perfection for compenon Adoring fans. Melody Henderson. Arm Choucn. ond Jo- lene Cook deploy props used n thee donee Up. up ond owoy. Moln Wofcer. Cory Palmer ond louro Palmer reoched new heights during thee performances rhe year Undoubted rhey'I be even better next yeor Dance Co 191 No One To Show Off To Volleyball has a good and bad side. Slops, rhuds. and squeaks came from rhe g«fs gym. Coach Bowes sor on rhe referee s plorform and directed volleyball practice Weodi Pierce hobbled around rhe court on her sprained foot and yelled ro her teammates “We're all best friends, she later said, when asked about her volleyball experiences Amy Powell, varsity reom captain, ogreed, I play volleyball because I love being around these people ” Coach Bowes hod run into many serbocks There were only two Seniors on rhe reom and there hod been or least four major injuries, and dozens of minor ones “It's frustrating with such a young ream, commented Coach Bowes “They're inexperienced or ploying under pres sure, and it shows during games ” Another problem for rhe ream was rhe great lock of support Kris Wilson asked. “Does anyone even know how embarrassing it is ro play a home game ogainsr Uintah? They bring rhe whole town and we have Coach sitting there watch- ing ' “It's hard ro work your rail off and have no one ro show off ro, Ten Reynolds de dared The girls enjoyed playinq, however, and practiced with determination Trocy Taylor, who was a JV cheerleader os well as a volley- bailer, offered insight into her double life “I’m tired all rhe time, and they conflict a lor.” Then she added, “Bur I like them equally, ond I wouldn't give up either one Reaching for rhe sky. Carolyn Brd war for rhe nghr momenr ro spike rhe bal Carolyn ployed o key role on rhe year's voleyball reom Girl's Vorslty. front row Knyne Wkon. Trocy Toytor. Wend Pierce. Wendy Jordme. Tomfca Young Dock row Cooch Bowes. Carolyn Dird. Amy Powell, Tern fVotsor. Susan Andrus. Ten Teynolds. Juno Jake! Nor pcnxed Deonn Young Laughing ir up. Cooch Janet Bowes ond Deonn Young flash encourogng grms or rhe reom Deonn hod ro hove knee scxgery ond was unoble ro ploy rhe fry few gomes Where did It go? Holding position. Ten Reynolds ond Becki Pierce worch rhe bol in ayonishmenr Ten was rhe Junior Vorsiry reom coprom 192 Volleyball Reody ond wolfing. Prepored ro help Tern ftotsor w h her shot. Trocy Toytor keeps her eye on rhe bol Trocy was o JV cheerteoder as wel as a voleybal player Double or nothing. Wendy Jordme reoches for rhe sp e jusr ro help Trocy Toytor our Wendy was o very ocnve player, and ployed al over rhe court Girls Junior Varsity: Front row Dec Perce. Tomfca Young. Kns Wfcon Second row Andreo Jockmon. Ten Reynolds. Wendi Perce Thrd row Undo Smith. Cynrtno Reeves. Otoy AAoxwel Dock row Juneon Sronely. Debby Honeycur. Come Drodtoy Amencon Fork 16 14 Timp (JV) Umroh 15 6 Timp (JV) Unroh 15 13 Timp (JV) Spanish Fork 4 15 Timp (JV) Spanish Fork 8 15 Timp (JV) Springville 15 8 Timp (JV) Springville 14 16 Timp (JV) Pleasant Grove 8 15 Timp UV) Pleasont Grove 9 15 Timp (JV) Provo 15 12 Timp (JV) Carbon 15 8 Timp (JV) Poysoo 19 17 Timp (JV) Amencon Fork 15 3 Timp view Uinroh 17 15 Timp view Uintah 7 15 Timp view Spanish Fork 15 11 T impview Spanish Fork 15 6 Timpview Springville 15 9 Timpview Springville 15 11 Timpview Provo 15 5 Timpview Carbon 18 16 Timpview Poyson 15 8 Timpview VofieyboB 193 Girls Cross Country: Front row Jenifer Kuhfrrxyv . Sher e«on Hughes. Poro Oenmon. AAefcxto Oegg. Susie Snyder Moro Dnggs Second row Shornon Ruff net. Jennifer Dord. Gtono AAxon. Carolyn Dard. Heather Holmes, Nkki Pedro Oodi row Cooch Sorenson. Mory Ofafcte. Lso Nelson, Angelo ttott. Knsren Christensen. Angelo Woods. Pen Ku char Take off. Together, the Varsity team rakes o strong leod Team unity wos on mportanr part of Cross Country Immense determination. Nkki Pedro. Tmrpview grt's ream’s first Varsity runner, rakes command of the course Nfcki finished fourth overal n the State meet Ups And Downs Runners place second or Srare. The Goss Counrry season was one of glori- ous victories and heorrbreoking defears os THS runners wenr from rhe Uroh Counry Invirorionol ro rhe Srore meet Eorlter in rhe season, Timp view girls ron in front of rhe r nvois. Provo, bearing rhem or rhe Provo Invirorionol and several dual meers As rhe yeor progressed. Provo slowly pulled oheod, leaving rhe Timp view girts with a dose second ploce in rhe Srore meet or Sugorhouse Ports T imp view boys fared berrer. continuously bearing Provo and wolking owoy wirh rhe Region championship However, rhe boys en- countered some sriff comperirion from Murray High, ond ended in second ploce ar Srore also The Srore meer wos rhe culmination of or least rwo monrhs of intense rroming for every member of rhe Goss Counrry reams. Coaches Kuhtman and Sorenson tried everything from psychology ro intervals, orrempring ro build berrer reams For some runners, however, ir wos still a discouraging season Two Varsity runners, Joel Sybrowsky ond Jennifer Kuhlmann, were un able ro run or rhe Srore meet because of painful leg injuries. Dur in spire of physical serbocks, all reom members were able ro enpy rhe spxrir of Goss Counrry — having breakfast runs, whirlpool bubble barhs, and locker-room decorating pot- ties Goss Counrry A Soturdoy morning stroll. Dove Spence, first Vorsrty rurv er. spnnred roword on eosy viaory Just stonding oround. The Doy's Goss Country reom wared fa rhe bus to rhe Moray meet Desides running, rhe boys Used soookzjng And they're off! Ar rhe sound of rhe gun. rhe Vorvy Goss Country reom spnnred aheod Squinting into the sun. Mar Vaner wars n me ro get his owad a Pteasonr Grove Doy's Vanity-. Front row Joel Sybrowsky. David Spence. Sron Dard. Andy Oegg Second row Lonce Moughan. John IXosenvoi. Janes Perfcre. Mott Warner Not poured Andrew Stevens Doy's Junior Vonity: From row Doug Yeoger John Hiorr. Mark Ashby. Dovid rtckenlooper Second row Kerrh Wnd er. Ed Avio. Treva Aired, Mar Horr Thrd row Lorm Hady Doug Dard, Tom Korren. Gag Tenney Goss Counrry 195 Showing his style. Cooch Holes shows o supefb hirrrvg yonce Fielders gor tors of procnce off Cooch's hord htrhg Dorrer Up Baseball ream shows great ralenr. Slugging their way ro many a vicrory the T bird baseball ream showed superior rolenr Wirh rhe driving leadership of Coach Hales ro show rhe way. ream members worked hard ro be rhe best Improving hitting, fielding, and throwing were some of rhe man concerns of rhe players The arhleres also hod rhe task of keeping in rop shape The ream lived up ro Up ond owoy. Throwing procnce developed rop orhe es Excellent form was always apparent or practices Pro coaching. Cooch Holes gives expen instruction ro Kun Atooch Coach's nps helped ro improve players skis rheir tasks well ond become very skilled Because of rheir desire ro succeed rhe ream worked very hard and hod good results The ream had rough competition from orher schools in rhe region Though baseball gor less recognition rhon football ond basketball, rhe ream showed rhar on American pasrime was rruly olive ond well Greor ploy. Jusnn Andersen uses Cooch's rps ro score rhe our or homebase Kun enjoyed rhe afternoon procnces Letting it rip. Kun Atooch burns rhe boll ro fry base for rhe our He strong arm mode hm o sofcd fielder 196 Boseboll Taking o breok. Cooch ro « ro Jusm abouf ptoymg catch ers position Rotating positions during procnce gave every one we rounded skis Strong arms. Jeff Holes concentrates on form Jeff used his ski ond srrengrh ro good odvorvoge Teamwork. Mfce ond Jeff Holes demonstrate cooperonon Working os o unit helped win gomes Out in the field. Mfce looks for rhe ploy Knowing where ro throw rhe bal ond when was o great benefit Duck. Dockup man Wendel Zink prepares for rhe bol os Jusm moves out of rhe way DasebaH 197 Par For The Course Timpview golfers rake Srare. Very honesrty. I Knew we hod rhe besr ream in rhe srare Wherher we won or nor depended on rhe performance of rhe ploy ers, commenred Cooch Barry Olsen afrer rhe golf ream won rhe srare championship for rhe sevenrh rime Many of rhe ream's members proceed rhree or four hours doiy The golfers on rhe ream were oil very good, ond hod ro ploy o consisrenrty good gome m order ro qualify ro ploy in rhe rour nomen rs In o r our no menr eoch school was allowed ro use six ploy ers bur rhey could only roly rhe lowesr four scores, which creored comperinon berween players. Sure ir’s compenrive, send Cooch Ol- sen My job is ro resolve rhe confias so rhere's no hore among rhe reom members '' Ar eoch rournomenr. rhere were rwo prizes, rhe reom rrophy ond rhe medolisr. The medolisr was rhe lowesr scoring golfer of oil porriciponrs Ar rhe firsr rournomenr, rhe medolisr was a freshman from our reom. MiKe O'Brien. The reom wenr on ond won rhe nexr rwo rournomenrs, wirh Phd Holmes os runner up medolisr or rhe firsr of rhese. The rhird rournomenr wos ramed our. ond because our reom wos 51 pcxnrs lower rhon ony orher reom, rhe region championship wos conceded ro rhem ond rhe golfers pre pored for srare True ro rrodirion, our reom won rhe srare rournomenr, ond Phil Holmes wos rhe medaltsr wirh rhe lowesr score overol Getting Into the swing of things. Crag Cox, Chrts Ham- mond. Mike O'Onen. ond Kori Wlson touch up thee rectv aque Putting for pot. Mfce O'Onen fofc ws through ro smk o shot He wos o medater golfer in rhe fry region rourno- menr A cart full of winners. The golf reom retaxes during procnce They compered in rher sixrh srraqhr regon com- perron Th s wos o regen record Region scores Timpview won oil tournaments. At Spontsh Ooks 305 Ar Tmp 298 Ar SprmgviHe 306 Ar Donnev4e ran our State score Ar Donnevie 324 I 198 Golf Puffing Prowess. Karl Wlson rnes ro pur rhe golf ball n rhe corner pocket wirh o new technique Karl, o newcomer ro Timpview. shot a 76 n region comperwton Clearing fhe frop. Chns Hommond chips ouf of o worer hazard He odded o score of 75 ro help rhe ream ro on awesome 51 stroke victory in region Golf Team: Cooch Borry Osen. Mike O'Dnen. Croig Cox. Jeff Thorn. Karl Wlson. Lonce Geemen. Chns Hommond. Bob Sr anger, Scott Orockbank Golf 199 Keeping Track of Arhleres The track ream ran ro victory Many srudenrs were familiar wirh Coach Kuhlmonn and his pink plod har They could also rell you rhor he could be mosr easily found on rhe rrack, from lore January ro May The mid-winrer ond early spring monrhs brought rhe indoor rrack season, ond rhe reap- pearance of severol well-ranked cross-country runners Niki Pedro continuously did well in rhe 1500 merer event, and Dave Spence also ex celled T imp view hod some new blood as well This included Par Morrow who ploced fifth in rhe high jump ar rhe Simplor meer in Idaho. Many of rhe arhleres also pamapored in outdoor rrock righr afrer rhe indoor track sea son, Runners trained by living up ro rheir name and running for one or two hours afrer school eoch day Training rook extreme dedication or rimes because of rhe difficulties rhor were over- come. Sprinters proceed form drills and quick srorrs, and fielders worked on rheir individual events. The practice paid off for rhe runners as both indoor ond outdoor rrock reams did well in srore ronkings Up up ond over. Greg Drimley showed good form whie running the 50 merer hurdto He d wel n rhe Stt Gomes m Idaho Flying In rhe wind. Jenny Dord ond Me ndo Oegg rook on easy run oround rhe rrock They were rwo of rhe four medly retoy runners or rhe Stmptor Gomes during indoor rrock competition Not now. I'm busyl Cooch Kuhlmon kept rhe runners in rop shope ol year He was also rhe boys cross country cooch or rhe yon of rhe school year Hey. wait up o minute, won t yo? Jennifer Kuhlmon ond Pan Kuchor procnced up on rhee 400 s Doth ts compered m indoor rrock ond Cross Courvry 200 TRACK Sweoting over sweofs. Pom Demon. Jenny Oord. ond Metnda Clegg charred during o procnce The grts enjoyed runnog track Lost one there! Jennrfer Kuhimon. Pan Kuchor. ond Mk Pedro yorred out fast on the 600 merer sprm AI rhree did wel o both indoor ond outdoor frock Someone help me hold up this fencel Pon Kuchor srreoched after o two lop warrrvup, getting reody to run She rcn rhe mie in outdoor rrock Hey. look ot these skinsl Scott Wolker enjoyed showing off Ns rurvung rights He hod o fun time runmg frock Just wotch this! Aaron Hunt d rhejoveton throw n me outdoor trock Eorter m the year he was on the wresrtng ream TRACK 201 - P P ,Qlk- Cooch ftosborough psychs up he ream before o w m earn Captains: John Dean. Garr Cromey. Korhy meet Psychologic oi preporonoo was just as mporrcrtf as unen and Wendy Kennord rhe physical, preparonon for swimming competition Timpview Wo ter Works: Front row Rolf Ferd. Scorr Hathaway. Mart Crowley, Chns Thomos Second row Don •el DordsJey, John Dean. David Wnghr. Alon Deoman, Ar mando Agusro Dock row Garr Ganney. David Hobsen. John Dyer. Mike Wrencher. Troy Compbel. MAe Johnson Wake up and smell the chlorine. Mart Gowley disploys hs form for o srondng dive ckjrmg early mornmg procnce Deckconon was the name of rhe game 202 Boy's Swimming Pizza-loving Poddlers Swimmers dive inro early-morning pracrice. Timpview (hod) no real home pool. occor d Before school srorred. ond even during Chrisrmas break. Timpview's swimmers rroined hard, preparing for rhe rough season ond rhe Region ond Srore meers m rhe firsr parr of February Most of rhe Thundertxd swimmers worked our from seven ro eighr-rhirry every doy ond srorred school wirh rhird period Or hers, who were members of rhe Provo Dolphins, or rhe Orem Pec swim reams, worked our rwo more hours or mghr This seporonon of rroining wos because, Take rh« pi ungel Jenny Watoce jumps off rhe deep end Trrx view swmmers obo hod fine divmg finesse Wade o minute. Kathy O'Onen ond chum char wh e wornng for rhe upcoming evenr mg ro new Cooch Doug Posborough Posbor- ough also soid rhar rhe orhleres did o remark able job sroying unired, considering ol foaors The reom reoty hod o fun rime when rhey gor together They hod o reputation from Vernol ro Logon for Terrorizing Pizza hurs They olso hod great reom spirit, always supported eoch other in rheir events, ond consoled each other when rhey didn't swim ro potential The THS reom did we« or srore. broke n o new cooch. ond hod rhe rime of irs life As John Deon soid, We won most of our meers ond demolished o lor of Pizza Hurs1” Girl’s Swimming 203 Foncy FoorworkI f obb e Oborn ond Don Cork go for ft ? boi during soccer procnce Doth were key members of rhe reom Feorless lenders. Cooches Ted Thurston. Scon Snebon. ond Tom McGashen propeled rhe soccer reom ro victory The cooches were superbfy quoified Timpview Kickers Intramural and soccer arhleres have a ball. Inrromural comperirion ond sporrs dubs hove ofren been coHed unorganized, unnonced sport At Timpview, however, inrromural bos kerball ond football ployed o major athletic role Several foorboll reams were instituted, ond, offer o great season, rhe vikings, led by Enc Wimmer. were victorious m rhe flog foorboll super bowl defeating rhe cowboys to roke first ploce Daskerboll also hod o great season providing fun ond exdremenr for many Top Timpview reams mduded rhe Lakers ond rhe Serpents Soccer, occurmg m rhe spring, was one of the less recognized sporrs or Timpview Cooches Tom McGoshen, Ted Thurston, ond ScotT Snelson provided excellent instruction for rhe players helping them do well n competi rion Procticing hord doily improved rhe skits of rhe reom Dedication was o port of oil sporrs ond soccer was no exception. Through hord work ond fun rimes rhe reom showed they could ready kick Gening under It. Don Cork goes m for rhe bal Don loved al sporrs Soccer reom. Front Row, Don Oork. Gerry Toytor. Scon Korren Dock Row. Kevn Greer. Nesrer Martinez. Michoel Jones. Charles Orodshow, Andy Kng. Fror Onstensen. Troy Doidr. Robbie Oborn Orenr Hebb. Roul Uevono High Flying Kicker. Frank Christensen sends rhe bol ro- words rhe goal Frank also loved foorbal ond bosketbdi 204 SOCCER Vikings roke rhe chompionship. Champion nrramurol foortol ream Frv Row Orer Vmmer Jmmy Wemer. Chrts Nelson. Danny Nelson Second Row f ob Sronger. Dove Reeves. Enc Wmmer. Dole Hansen Dock Row Daryl Sisk. Grace McKay Keep your eyes on the boll. Enc Wimmer moves ro gourd on opponenr Enc helped ro leod he ream, rhe Lakers, ro vicrory Defense! Phi Huber sers up ro block on opponenr's drive oao® CHRS 0000 Team Coproins. Dovid Srrong led rhe Serpenrs Daryl Sisk helped ro leod rhe Lokers ro vicrory Scoring drive. Carl Wilson drove posr rwo defenders for o loy-up Kon was o key member of rhe Lokers Arhlerk leadership. Dove Reeves was rhe rrainer for rhe Lokers. and Enc Wmmer led rhe squod INTRAMURAL SPORTS 205 Serves and Lobs Tennis was a smash. Good wearher m rhe foil was o pointer ro the renns season for rhe Girls Tennis Teom Spending many hours procriong in rhe sun- shine, rhe ream developed dork tons os well os greor skills With excellenr coaching from Deb be Drummond, rhe reom mode o good show ing for rhemselves m competition Srocy Mur phy ployed on rhe number one spot for singles ond performed exceptionally ro deserve ir In doubles Pom Pierponr ond Merry Higgins led rhe reom ond were o formidable duo Porrio poring in doubles ond single marches rhe girls did well or rhe many meers they orrended For many members of rhe Doys' Terms Teom athletics were somewhor of o way of life Dedication ond rolenr led ro good showings or marches, os well os enjoymenr Recreational ond competitive, tennis proved o greor oaiviry for reom members even our of season Jon Pierponr one such member showed hs dedico rion by ploying hard year round Overoil Timpview tennis reams hod o good rime ond improved rhetr skills ond abilities Sru denrs were proud ro hove excellenr rennis reams adding ro rhe diversity ond quality of our school. Worm Ups. Merry Higgins procnces before o morch She often boosted rhe moral of her reammores A winning shot. Shouno Seif returns her opponents serve Hers forearm swings nrrrudoted her opponents J.V. Girls Tennis. Sran ng. Cooch Drummond. Pcxts Pier ponr. Korhy O'Dnen. Gno Dixon Dorrorr row. Koctve Wheodon. Liz Maxwell, Srooe Murphy, Amy Chomberton. Shouno Seif Midde row. Kristine Spencer. Lea Abbot. AAer ry Hggrss Top row. Holy Sondgren. Com«e Coctvan Vorsity Girls Tennis. Shouno Seif. Korhy O'Dnen, Pom Pierponr. Merry htggns. Holy Sondyen. Amy Chomber tors. Srooe Muphy. Cooch Drummond 206 Gris Tennis Tennis anyone? in rhis doubles march Dove Reeves and Ron Sperry were a formidable ream The members of rhe boys renno ream worked we together There's no stopping him. Dove Reeves wos eoger ro win ho march Termo was both chalengng and fun for hm Foncy foot work. Dale Hansen was quick on rhe court He was reody ro return any bal that came ho way A qukk return. Ron Sperry 's procnce pod off n his march es He was o greor conrnbunon ro rhe ream I wont youl Jon Pier poor nnrmdores on opponent durmg a match For Jon renno was o good way ro refceve pressure Peace! 0 Undey waxes he We away in rhe on room whie working on o bork A real foceful. Pool Fmtayson. Dovid bryer and Porreo Non on pamapare in o lunchnme oenviry School sptnr was or o peak, wirh rhe help of kjnehrme ocivines Rockin' rhe night owoy. Carolyn Horton ond Gory Wirv reaon roke o break from donong or Swearer Swing Sweorer Swing wos a successful replocemenr for Sode Hawkins Ancient Egyption escapade THS vudenrs vis rhe Ponses B exhibit or D Y U The exhibir wos o remorkoble colecnon of Egyption omfoers The Best Of 86 209 I'm glod rhey stopped hoving detention Jeff Senders School spirit was o tor better the yeor. ond the ocn vines were ready good Craig Axford Everything wos better because I wasn't o freshman Porricio Word Student Council was excellent It wos great worchng Robin Marshall kiss as pig Christ me Gall The best parr was when cross country rook second at srare Dave Spence Nothing changed David Sronely Even though school 6 deoner this yeor. it was better last year — there were more pep as- semblies ond a looser feeling, this yeor it's real tight, everyone's on your case if you're tardy.'' Kenny McHenry I don't know I don't live here, olrhough sometimes I feel like I do HiMory Mogleby The Freshmen hove become smaller Lincoln Sheranion The foorbol reom did better than before ' Dorren Prorley They only served Timpnuggers 163 times this year Thor's on improvement. Nino Moulton Spirited. Students braved rhe cold and o long bus ride ro k e Srockjm ro see T imp view ploy Deor fWer m rhe Store sero fnofe The wos rhe furrhesr our football reom has been m rhe hrsrory of the school Orange! White! Yell leoders, Axel Ramirez. Don Srorr. Jon Pierponr. ond Joe lerermo helped boosr Tmpview pride The cheedeoders represented Timpvtew wel or noroool competition 210 Changes Oval Office Cec ee Pnce gers a rave of power ri Mr Loursen $ chor Ceaiee led rhe student body as our fry female president See no evil, heor no evil, speok no evil. The odrmrwronon dsptoys the values The mo encour oged ol ro do rhev bey Changes 211 ‘There ore some Things obour high school rhof ore reoily near when They work our — Things Use people puttng rogerher for o cause, or people helping each or her ond becoming ber rer ' Loune Srmrh Seniors were awesome, ond every Thursday was greor Greg Oaks “Highhghrs? There were no htgh ghrs ” Curris J Nielson We opened o new business Susie ond Gndy There were many ocrrvines during lunch rhor I liked I Used rhe Chrtsrmos Trees Dob Jones The senior gift (electric board) molfuncnoned or leosr Twice o week We oB know how painful rhor con be Gory Ulrich Wresrlmg wos reaBy greor. bur it's rough to be m. Ed Aviio I learned rhe difference berween 7 minutes ond 20 mmures I should be m o gum commer 001. • Liso Warmck 212 Highlighrs Good Things connin' Through. Touchdown! Speci or ors enjoy rhe exoremenr of o great season of foorbol The reom pleosed aowds w h o bey ever performance for rhe year Naked! Todd Dergeson, Mernrr Norron. Roger Parkrtson, ond Todd Oyde growled for o T-brd vcrory Growl Towels, o popular irem this yeor. were ofien used ro cover ode cenr exposures Co v try Creeps- Lour alee Anderson flashes her bnghr wNres whie ndog home on her bike She was proud of rhe foCT she hod no covines Floored. Mr toursen spenr many hours helpog Chris ond Dove Young refnehog rhe gym floor The new gym floor was unveied or o speooi pep assembly Highlighrs 213 Wheelbarrows Jorme Ashman. Chris McGown. Lon Max wel. Orton Eosron. Mery MJer. and Do Tucker ptay on o DYU fiekJ How do Timpview srudenrs celebrate? Climb rrees, swing in rhe ports, and eor bonono splits - Gwen Kirchen March in rhe fourth of July parade, in rhe rain Sarah Mildenhall Take my van and run 120 down Timp Drive Scorr Armstrong I staple bologna to my foce and srick ir in a bowl of hungry piranha. I love ir when that happens Rich Homs Go rhe Star Paloce dressed up m leop- ard leotards Joyce Wdkmson I trash my sisrer’s closer looking for dorhes. - Larisso Tidwell m Going under. Jeff Mckelar bunes hmse m a seo of plastic bofc or Hordees The new Hardee s ptayground was fun for even grown kids With o kiss. Mory Knel expresses her appreoonon to- wards konakj McDonald for ol he hos done for Amenco McDonald's was o fovorte resrouronr of THS srudenrs Playing kazoos. The Sfudenrbody officers march m rhe Homecomng porode These srudenrs were ol good fnends Celebrare 215 o A SPLASH When asked how rhey felt about free dom. yudenrs responded n various woys Jayne Dorney commented, “Freedom ts something you attain only after groduoron Joyce Wdkmson felt differently saying, “I am glod rhot I'm one of the lucky people who Freedom is the obdrty of a person to make h6 own choices and to carry them our Although it may seem that required dosses, strict grodng systems, and an attendance pokey sometimes hnmt choices, there is yi a great amount of freedom to be ecyoyed n high school The yudenrs earned these freedoms by prov mg rhot they could hondte making decisions There's enough freedom n this school to moke it boring and dul. so I hove a choice to stuff or not, sad one freshmon Freedom alows room to grow and chonge The year, some dubs have expanded ro mdude ◦I members of the yudenrbody and the yudenr government has set new rrodifions ro make the school better hove it Someone else said, “I hove ol the freedom I need Freedom was being oble to be you Timp view yudenrs rook odvonroge of the great opportunity ond showed their appreciation by being the bey they could. 216 Freedom Freedom of expression. Students enjoy rhec leisure rime and hove fun bemg crazy with each other Moke my day. Monty Mogleby warns freshmen of whor happens ro delnquenrs on Rombo doy Monty was the Senior Oass President Hanging around. Students take o doy for fun m the sun ond rest on on old coboose OF SPIRIT Imitation sheepskin. Phi Holmes ond Joel Srevenerr show off rhe new duds Free-foiling fo ms. em M4er. Knsren Jones, ond Moro Wison express rhe joy ro differ enr woy t Freedom 217 Walking In step. Pan Kuchar ond Ten Reynolds cross rhe commons Srudenrs rook odvanroge of rhis oreo ro mw wirh fnends and spongers Friendly faces everywhere, smil-ng. laughing, jusr generally hovmg a good rime Friends waired our side classrooms, loirered hopefully in rhe commons, ond sar expecranrly by rhe rrophy coses. They joked wirh Bobby Kouo by rhe pop machines ond charred wirh Mr Sreworr In his classroom Friends walked ro doss rogerher They wenr ro rhe viaory donees ond srood oround rolling ond fastening ro music They stood behind rhe drill ream or foor boll gomes ond yelled. They come en- mosse ro decorare for dore donees They provided o year-round roxi service for rhose unoble ro drive They shored shakes, notes, kxkers, ond sometimes even dorhes Friends were nor identified simply by rheir clothes, student government porrici ponon. or ever presence In rhe debore wng Soool bomers relaxed os groups mixed People were people and friend ships were mode while standing in fane awairing spogherri. sirring in rhe library, or waring for rhe bus Friends were imporronr ond could of ten be found rdking things our by rhe poy phones, or jusr being weird after school. They hod I didn’t wonr ro go onywoy parries for dore donees. They relieved pressure wirh bockrubs, home work parries, and individual help sessions over rhe phone Friends were friends ond rhar soys ir 218 Friends On o roll. The focxbal ream enjoys rhe Homecoming par ode Srudenrs es obtehed mony new rrodmons ro cele brore Homecoming Friends 219 Brushing up. Tasho Freestone ond Morey Walton odd o touch of graffiti ro school sprit I A TRADITION OF TASTE Holding ro rrodmoo, Timpview srudenrs conrmued ro ser rheir own yonderds of raye As always, we demonyrored rhe dass which has mode Timpview famous Srudenrs broke away from accepted viewpoints, ond rose ro new heights of sophryconon While manroinng the dassic look rypicol of Timpview. srudenrs experimented with new ond unusual dorhing ond horyyles Marching their looks ro their personalities. they followed current trends with vigor Srudenrs fcrened to rhe kind of music they felt like fcrenng ro. ond new bonds drew much ortennon While top 40 music re maned populor, many students preferred music that was less well known Music rayes ronged from country to classical bur rhe trend for rhe yeor seemed ro be new wove Those who liked new wove music could usualy be satisfied by yorions such os KCGL ond KOHS wWe ropes alone satisfied rhe more selective yudenrs The vehicles people drove also said o lor about rher personalities There were those who were glod to be obie ro take rhe fomiy Vcdkswogen whie others owned ther own ser of wheels Vehicles ranging from mopeds ro Muyongs ro Transoms could be found n rhe parking lor To THS srudenrs. it dttn'r seem ro matter whor brand of car they drove, os long as it hod o yereo or ropedeck The thing rhor reafy mode Timpview sru dents unique wos ther fun loving personal ities No matter whor rher yyie wos they always seemed to be dong somerhng excr ng Th6 6 whor mode Trrpview rhe high doss pioce it was Ooss 221 READY FOR ANYTHING The tune of o flore. Jonce GHI. o member o rbe bond. Nome rhof reom. A fol Inrromurd foorbol recrn huddtes wos chosen ro represenr Uroh in rhe McDonald's A1 Amen ro pton yrofegy con high School Dond In rhe rough. Kurt AJboch rnes for o hole-n-one 222 Success 5) Juniors rook o welcomed respire and looked bock on o fanroshc Jr Prom ond ACT ond Narional Merit resrs They be gon ro enjoy life more because rheir hordesr high school years were over, rhey rhoughr. ond only rhe busy Senior year remojned 6) Diplomos m hand or lasr. Seniors re viewed rheir high school years wirh 9 mixed feeings They rhoughr of rhe friendships rhey would leave behind and of rhe new ones awairing rhem They rhoughr of rheir srruggies for indepea dence ond rheir newly ocqutred morur- rhey prepored ro conquer again 0 • Success (sek ses) 1) A favorable outcome of on endeavor 2) Accompfehmenrs, obroming goals 3) Freshmen survived rhe first year ua high school They realized rhor rhey were m charge of rhemselves ond were fully responsible for rheir ocnons They rhrew oway rhe lasr dregs of Junior High ond moved up m rhe world 4) As life as underclassmen come ro o dose. Sophomores come ro o reolizoron rhor high school gor harder os rhey gor older They felr rhe beginnings of impor ranee os rhey rhoughr obour rheir up- coming Junior year They were ful of plans ro make ir rhe bey • % •, « r This b fh ploce Whie loving Popo Ooghom. rhes rnp view snxJenrs enjoy rheir leisure nme or OYU . he got shofred rwice m rhe some week ond hod ro run off ro Los Vegas Orher nor entirely chaotic. bur by no meons calm, moments were spenr by mony people os they rushed around being busy Cindy rook ond devel oped her own pictures (even though she was nor o photographer) ond redid rhe sophomore section twice, when it wasn't even her assignment Alex locked Dorn in o dork room somewhere Darren ployed chouffeur ond errand guy driving oround getting us junk food ond picking up pictures from Worldwide Photo Michelle brought us ol Mogelby’s Muffins, while Nichole mode cookies ond orange jmce her breakfast speoolty Suzonne tried her hand ot ploying matchmaker ond Deor Abby for Lynn John drove oround Indian His trying to find out rhe nomes of the PTA kx es whie Lawrence, always finished with his job. just sot ond toughed Through oi of this we discovered mony things obout We. ourselves ond rhe extent to which we con put up with each other Yearbook was nor merely o doss, it was on experience We soaificed our rime, our grodes, our soctol ocrivtnes ond our somry to bong you this publication And we hove set our srandords for this book high, so despite any of the confused ideas you hove just received, you must ogree thot rhe really e o wonderful yearbook Two groups of people deserve rhonks more than anyone before mentioned First, our teachers de serve credit for figuring out that yeorbook occasion oily took priority over everything, ndudng going to doss We must rhonk them for being kind toward our blatant slufftng Secondly, our parents hove our whole heartfelt gratitude for putting up with us ond welcoming us home when we finely needed o bed ro fal into ond die With deepesr respect, grorirude. humify, somry. ond pleasure we refuse to sign this page on rhe boss that some moter ol may be self oenmootory P S The grommoncol errors in rtvs, tf s. . . . what- ever rt is. ore dedicated ro Aunt Joyce. Mr Burton, Jarm. Miss Drummond. Mrs Honsen. Undo, Heather Holmes, ond anyone else who worries obout per feet wording ond structure 24 We didn't wont ro star this letter in ony tongent ploce, so we thought we would rhonk everyone first ond then decide why we were thanking them, ond then try ro figure out if they even deserved thanks ot aU Fry of ol we wont to rhonk Oscar Perkms Jr ond rhe shadow man for srondng in for Lincoln Sheron on in o few photos Then we just hove to rhonk Mr Barksdale for permitting Russel Bor nett to lend us he computer for o deodkne And we mustn’t forger ol rhe poor toy wondering souls who hoppened ro be ot the wrong ploce ot rhe wrong rime ond ended up helping us in our nearly toy couse, namely Steve Gi. James Ivie. Sherry Reed. Liz Evenson. Scott Sor- enson. Lon Fuler. ond orher nameless foces that we regret we couldn't identify or 2 00 in rhe morning We roroly love our photogrophers John Atkinson. Lawrence Tolmon. Gory Unch. Norhon Belter on. and Shouno Stewart for ol rhec wonderful pictures ond for countless hours spent m rhe dorkroom breorhmg chemicals Words con'r express our gratitude for rhe toy out people of rhe Timpview Talon 198586 yeorbook staff Jennifer Bard. Nichole Boyce, Suzonne Brown. Keith Clayton. Amy Heckmon. Dorn Jeffery. Cory Jones. Gwetm Kitchen. Lynn Ohmon. Craig Axford. Jeri Sue Ostler. Cindy Wilson. Dorren Prartey. Dove Peorson. Alex Rosborough. June Smngham, and es- peaoly Hiory Mogelby for dong o wonderful job with the splosh, even on rhe orr room wob We appreciate our copy people — Jomce Gi. Curt Nelson, and Heather Holmes — whose wise words tel aH rhor con'r possibly be captured by pictures Curt deserves o special rhonks for rhe 58 out of 90 days thot he sow fir to ocrualy come ro doss ond groce us with he presence And we ore now sick of thanking vogue people for vogue things We know rhor some people reol ize rhor they ore appreciated greorfy and so no further public rhonks ore needed for the foflowmg mentioned people ond the wonderful rhngs they did We tried to hove pomes, bur basically our or go mzed parties didn't work out very well We hod o good one for Christmas or Carolyn's house, but most everyone left before things got fun We tried an orher parry after school one day os on attempt to just soy we ocrualiy do hove pomes, but Lynn hod to work so rhe seven people rhor did show up to his house bosicoHy got sick of rhe dog ond rhe television ond went out for pizza Al the truly best times (believe it or not) were spent or deodbnes doing srronge things thot no one reoly understood Miss Peterson mode us sloppy joes ond brought pizza, chicken, apples, potato chips ond tors of other food os on apology after her Bette Dovis speech and oiso so we would be deceived ond rhmk thot we were home having fomiy dmer DeocAnes were rhe major momentous occasions m the Ives of al yeorbook yaff members Jomce seemed to love this insanity so much thot even when she wos traveling to New York ond Californio to ptoy in rhe McDonald’s bond she rushed bock just in nme for deodhnes She basicaly deserved cn honorary editors oword for commg at 5 00 one morning and staying unri 3 00 a m Holoween mghr This some tore night experience wos mode beoroble by stole orange suckers ocgmred rrick-or rreotmg ot KOHS ond root beer end browmes shored with rhe jomror ot o quorter ro two Amy become the mother of approximately five chldren durng rhe year os she wos forever screom ng unconrrolobly. I'm having the ulnmore boby' Carolyn, everyone's mommy during third deodhne. wos obsessed with death becouse she picked rhe oddest moments ro soy “This 6 king me' I love the ro deorh' ond I’m going to die! Gian rook out he frustrations by making o tong extensive ter obout whor the dorkroom truly smeled like after o week end spent developing pictures Somry wos tost by on or various rimes, but form norety rhe mojor problems never hoppened to ev eryone or rhe some time, so we kept eoch orher n check Jeff wos often colled on n times of need becouse he never seemed to lose his heod ond even his screams were colm Heather ployed o major role n keeping us editors sone, but when she couldn't handle it she wos known to go ’ AhWH'” or you JWO wos. occordng ro Shouno psycho , but he coc4d handle most ony situgnon with ease until A Aaron. M r e 09 Abbott Lao Ann 19. 115. 125. 182. 206. 127 Abet. Knsme 132 Adams. Jorme 132 Agusn. Armando 81. 202 Adukaes. Amy 115 Atoukcys. Er 38. 74 81 28 Atooch. Kun 223 196 99 Alexander. Mork 59 71. 115. 23. 178. 2H Alger, Kevin 81 Alger Pometo 115 Alen. Mcxc 61. 74 132 Alen. Spencer 2. 69. 71. 76 78. 95. 220. 24, 81 Aired D xr 134 138. 144. 132 Aired. Lor alee 81 Aired. Trevor 64 69. 81 Alvarez Fefcoo 132 Alvarez. Marta 07, 99 Andersen. Joe 82 Andersen. Marc 115 Anderson Orer 115 Anderson Da n 188 132 Anderson. Else 181. 99 Anderson. Heartier 132 Anderson. Holy H5 Anderson. JerWer 99 Anderson, Jusm 69. 8V 80. 155. 174 175. 223. 196 Anderson. Kimberly 49. 115, 117 Anderson. Loureiee 14 81 180. 213. 223 Anderson. Mondol Anderson. Milord Anderson. Noraie 132 Anderson, Richard 171. 99 Anderson. Shouno Lee 99 Anderson. Sherry Anderson. Tiffany 130. 141. 132 Anderson. Wendy 132 Andrus. Susan 115. 84, 192 Aptonalp. Afeon 101 99 Armsrrong. Knsren 81 Armstrong. Page 132 Armsrrong. Scon 42. 46. 64. 68 81. 65 Arnero. Joamo Ash Pod 99 Ashby. Mark 99 Ashman, Jorrue 215. 219, 132 Ashron. Heorher 69 81. 160 Ashworth. Juki 132 Ashworth Metane 184 99 ArVareon. John 52, 81. 90 Atknson. Kmberft 115 Avto. Eduordo 188 132 Axford. Crag 54. 53. 64. 99 B Dockman. Jomes 62. 132 Dohr. Onon Dahr. Christopher 55. 64 77. 82. 23. 160. Ooley. G on 58 115 Daley. Jason 62. 132 Ooley. Kun 178. 171 Oard. Amy 75. 161. 99 Dard Cordyn 8. 38. 52 53. 64 81. 65. 157 194 224 Dard Doug 115 Oard. Douglas 115 Dard Jennifer 52. 135. 163 194. 201, 200. 132 Oard. Sionley 69. 82 Ddmfarth. Shouno 81. 65 184 185 Oonkhead. Ausm 115 Dadsley. Darnel 115, 202 Oarnert Russel 74. 76. 77 99 Dorney. Jayne 76. 77. 82. 86. 65 160 Dorney Knsne 76 Dorreti Janer 25, 24. 99 Darrel Eddie 68. 62. 115 Dart on. Richard Oass. Jeanne 132 Dasnon, Chnsnon 132 Oorchetor. Holy 81 184 Oatchetor. Lonce Ootemon Jeffrey 82 Ootemon. Pcxge 115, 182 Dates Jeremy 132 Doumgarten Mark 115 Ooyoto. Andres 99 Ooyoto. Pamela 69. 82 Oeard, Lon 76 Oeard. Srephome 76 Oergn. Oenjamn 107. 99 Oeus Susan 99 Deus Wiom 82 Dtoddph Jeffrey 82 Oigetow. Lome 115 Digler, Orondon 188 Dnghom. David 99 Qrch Dev Ord. Carolyn 66. 192, 99 Ord Kothy 132 Dretey. Moaco 132 Otock. Eteo 62. 75. «5 Otock. Heid 58 Otock. Kothy 72. 132 Otocknton. David H5 Dtake. Knsm 99 Otoxhom. Heather 28 Otoxham Natasha 115 119. 122. 184 Dkjrh, Audrdyn 82 Ooekweg. Groce 72. 132 Ooekweg. Jonathon 99 Oohn. Christopher 132 Odd Ncde 49. 75 114 115 Odd Troy 54 56. 62 69 82. 84 187 204 Sdgemont pharmacy “WE CARE FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH FRIENDLY ETHICAL SERVICE United ___Drugs 226-7994 3661 NORTH CANTON ROAD Oeaman. Alan 202 Oeoumont. Scort Deck. Alex 132 Deck Wyatt 99 Decvar. Larry 76. 132 Decvor. Tereso 106. 99 Ocesley Coloe 82 Oeesley. Mom 132 Degoye Homson Oe n. Alex 99 De n Lauro Deffcn. Leormo Oefcher. Frey 62. 132 Del. Johnothon 74. 28 99 Oeteton. Nathan 52 82 Oenmon, Dovd 115 Oenmon. Potroo 135. 194 219 201. 132 Denson Ludfa 16. 64 113. 99 Denson. Mark 99 Derg Gref Chen 99 Oerge. Taro hi Oergeson. Podo 62. 183. 213. 132 Dergeson. Todd 5. 13. 57. 82. 161 Oond. Jason 115 Dosen Ang 99 Ooutele Jonathan 69. 100 Ooutele. Tffcmy 139 Oowman. Er o flO 110 Oowman. Motrhew 115. t20. 171 30. 31 Doyock Rebecca 100 Doyock. Roberto 62. 115 Ooyce. Nchde 13. 57. 52. 82. 80 Doyd. Oobby 72. 137. 141. 132 OrodheW. Crrhio 69. 82 Orocftey. Carolyn 193 CO Orodshow. Charles 56. CO. 204 C8 Orody. Kendal 72 Orody. Kevn 82 87. 1C Orofcfdd. Jukm 132 Orafcford Jufcdo 5 82. 180 Oronhom, Apryl Dr ewer Como 133 Dr ewer. Cansso 133 Drewcr. Taro 115 Onggs. Devon 71. 115. 24 Onggs. Morde 194. CO Index 225 HP CMINtt } IfllWE iTOTKOfi CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM ALLEN'S 655 EAST 300 SOUTH PROVO 373-7439 DART McCOARD, RODERT HUGHES, STEVE CLAYTON, LYNN OHMAN 226 Index CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS TIMPVIEW SENIORS Service Is rhe Heorr of Our Ousioess 228 Index RLEXfiflDER'S y i Full Service Copying Printing 374-9992 725 E 820 N Provo 377-7770 319 N 200 W Provo 224-8666 • Reductions 383 North State ve|0 Binding • Spiral Binding • Two-Sided Copying • Automatic Sorting • Daily Copier Rentals GOOD THINGS NEVER CHANGES Index 229 CROWN TOYOTA You’re the king at Crown Service, Parts, Body, Automotive Repair 110 West Center. Orem. Utah 84057. (801) 224-1320 Onghron. Alen 133 Onghron. NH 62 Dnm ey. Gregory 200. CO Onrsch. Jule «6. 120. 125. 164 165 123 Drockbar . Scott 199. 133 Orooks. Deo H6 Crocks. Korhryn 62 Drown. Corherme 62 Drown. Jemfer 62. 133 Drown, Km 133 Drown. Mory 76. 133 Drown. Ronald 133 Drown. Su ome 52, 54. 57 64. c ? 06. 65. «0 Orownrg. Sreven CO Oryner. Kenr 116, 178 Ducknghom, Podo 66 116, 78 129. 167 OucWes. DroO 76. 77 CO OucWes. Low 116 Dunrmg. Mxhoelne 46 54 56 64 82. 80 65. 156. 157. 161 Ourgess. Joylynn 133 Durko Seon 69 76, 82. 63 Durr. Onghom CO Durr Ncde 56. 59. 64 71. 72. 63. 22. 65 Ourrows. Corhteen X. CO Ourrows. Chrome 31. X. 03 Durr Tmorhy 03 Oushman. Josh CO Dusao Wendy 03 Ourter Mork 116 Oucrerfietd. Mho CO Durrs. Somonrho X. CO Dybee. Dovrf 178 169 186 Dybee. James 63. X. 169 c Cafcjwel Chenlee 62 «6 184 Col. Qndetyn Catorer. Gregory CO Compbel, Anne 63 Compbel. Corhteen 62. 116 Compbel. Eteobem 66, CO Compbel, Russel 83 Compbel Troy 49 116. 202 Conoon. Krsren 76. 63 Conoon Robert 116 Cannon. Condke Cannon. Deboer Cordon. Caroiee 3. 6. 63. 154 Carbte. Thcmos 76 116 178. 24 Carter. Afaon 116. 122 Carter. Amy 63 Carter. Susan 83 Cartwnghr. Kmnbert 04 Cosper. Orooks 63. 29 Choon. Notvo 116 191 C6 Chodwck, Martha Chombertam. Amy 115. 206 Chambedan. Amabo 3, 76. 63 23 Chambedan. Cam 72. 04 Chombedon. Dovid H6 178 Chombedon. Jon 49 76, 63. 155. 28 Chombedon. Thomas 69. 116. 78 127 Chambers. M hoet 63 Chang. Eve 66 Chapman. Metome 04 Chapman. Robert 116 Chovea. Chovo 04 Chen. Dovid 04 Chen. Mark 116 Chowhan. Orenr Christensen. Chedyn 134 Chnstensen Krom 63. 163 194 Chnsrensen Moren 116 Onsnansen. Detare 119 65. 04 127 Chnsnansen, Jason 60. 116 Chnsnonson Frank 69. CO 175, 204 C6 Chnsry. Druce 62. 116 Cndnch, Abo 116 Cndnch. Christopher 3. X. 63. 66 Oark. Or err Oork. Candce 49. 75. 116 Oark. Chert 76. 63. 160 Clark. Cnsten 3 6 49 63 70 168 Oork. Dome C7. 204 Oork. John 63 Oorke. Ron 63 Oorke. Sreven 65. Cl Clayton. David 66 62 117 Ooyton. Mxhoet 62. 04 Clayton, Sreven Cl Ooyton Jr. Ke h X. 46 56. 64 83 65 23. 160. 220 Clegg, Andrew 60. 63. 117 Clegg. Melndo 07 201 200 Cldord. Carolyn 74 04 Clfford. Chris 117 Offord Mhe X Clfford. Jess 36. 12. 64. 89. X. 79, 159 156 160 220 Clfford. Tern 117 Oft Metarxe 117 Cloward. Jonathon 61. 117 Cloward, Lao 62. 04 Guff Denna 04 Oyde. Tmorhy 16. 136. 04 Clyde. Todd 16 19 64 66 81 64 20 Cochron. CamAe 163. 206 04 Cochron. Tend 117 143 Cdemon. Dove 84 Cdemon Michoet 117 Colemon. Morgon 178 Cotes. Mebso 9. Cl Coins. Atom 49 «7 Coins Otar 117 Coins. Robert 155. 04 Coins. Robert Comely. James Cl Cook. Dr erf 116, Cl Cook. Gregory 62 Cook. Jotame 117. 191 Cook. Jason 04 Cook. Joy 04 Coronr. Berber a Cl Cordner. Jason Couch. Kevin Cox Crag 64 19®. 199 Cox. Curta Cl Cox. Mark Crocrofi. Jemfer 64 Gamer Mortym 75. Cl Oondol. Myra Cl Goner, Ryan Cramey. Gorr 69 64 65. 161 7. 202 Gomey. Kendal 04 Gowtey. Matthew 117, 202 Gevaron. Carolyn 64 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY STORE 200 Index VIDEO WAREHOUSE Geary Jenntfer 54 46 65 02 Geary AAcroel 54 Geemen, Lance 74 W 2050 NO CANYON HO J0r Q OVER 1.000 MOVIES TO CHOOSE FROM LATEST TITIES AVAILABLE HWWv ► ASK ABOUT 30 20 CARD nd Sp c a SALES AND RENTALS • VIDEO MOVIES • VIDEO CAMERAS • VIOEO RECOROERS • VIOEO ACCESSORIES 3LOCKS NORTH OF 3YU STADIUM 377-6500 Gouque Amy Gbson, He 56 74. t37 Ghord, Roy 137 Git. Lao 62. 76 G es Enc H8 178. 167 G« David 40 74. 173. t37 Gi. Jonce 52. 74. 76 85. 70 154 157, 161 223 G4 Medrodo 167. «72 Gi Mckey 168 Gi Vephen 24. «J2 Giesp . Kmberty 102 Gfcon Gerald Got Douglas 65 Gnger, Scon Gsh. Wendy 137 Grvan. Ova 137 Grvon. Kevn 137 Gfcmer Gdney 62. 75, 65. 02 Glazier Mary 102 I Gozier Penn 137 G eove. Srocy 5. 40. 02 Goldng Robyn 118 Goodman Cass Goodw Daneen 116 Gordon Ovary 0. 62. 71. 137 Gordon Derek 116 Gxvdn. Arme 76 65, «5 164 Gourdn. Tereso 116 Gowv}. Rahesh 62 131. 07 Gahom Sozorme 62 Gom Gvte 06. «72 Granr. Oortxvo 76 Greaney. AAssy 07 Green Rcvxto 76. 06. 07 Greer. Donald 07 Geer. Kevin HO 65, 204 Gen. Heartier 07 GtoWe Mory 104 G fm AAchoer 74 166 102 Games Come 74. 07 Games Heartier HO Gmes. Ronald 75. 65 Crevttron. Je« Ol Oodond. Lesk 60. 77. 76 64. 2 Oowley, XAe 64 160 Crowrtier Autumn 75. 117 CrowTtier Sharon Curler. Becky 72. 03 04 Curler. Heartier 75, 76. 77 64. 23. 160 Curler Kmberty 101 D DcrfV Joome 40. 74. 04 Dones. Paul 40 54, 60. lO 171. 174 Daley. Doramo 117 Dalzen, Lcxxe Dorwyler Shoun 74. 04 Dovb. Bryant Ol Dova Jeonene 77. 64 Dova. Judy Dova. Ken Dova. Mark Doy, Jored 04 Doy Jennifer 62. 64 Dayton. Orendon 117. 178. 171, 31 Dayton. Ken 16 De Gasron Alexe 75. 04 De Gasron. Jeomne 53. 75. 161. Ol De Hoyos. David H7 De Hoyos. Dedro 64 Deon. John 46. 53. 76 64. 80, V 7, 202 Debry. Ovahno 40. 117. 184 Dennng. Micho 173. 04 Deveroux. Melody 62. H7 Devoro. Joe 64 Dewegl. Gndy Doz. Jenny 142. 04 Dmsdate Dense 71. 22. 65 Ol Dixon. Gmo 05. 206. «51 Dixon Lao 04 Dixon. More 04 Dixon. Seon 117. 120 171. 31 Docrer. Jennie 117 Dodge. Sue 54. 57 Ol Donaldson. Dane! 60. Ol Doron. Geg 60 Doron. Too 117 Dorron Donald Ol Demon. Dyono 04 Douglass Roger 117 Doxey Danei 4Q 56. 74 Ol 04 Doxey Debro 66. 60. 75. 32. 161 Draney. Evern 117 Draney. Monque Draper Jockie Dnggs. Vdene 161 Ol Duncan. Mchoel 64 117 DureA. Cmno 62. 76. 64 Dun on. Jennifer 75 H7 Dyer. Dick 72. 04 Dyer. John 84 140. 202 E Earle Chnsnne Eosron. Onon 3. 54, 116. 215, Ol Eavon Todd 116 Edwards AJysso 101 Edwards. Emmoh Edwards Jeff 66 118 Edwards. Sreven 85 155 Eggemen Lars 0. 210 Ol EkJredge Mkel 04 Ehason. Dovv) 85 Ekngron. Jennfer 116 125 EAs Jennier 116 EAs Krarme 04 EAs T f r 85 Elswonh Scott 2. 66. 101 Ely JuSonne 04 Erhe Matthew 75. Ol Espkn. Orenr 04 Evans AAchoel 04 Evenson, Ekzaberh 53. 64. 85. 05. 65 F Fckler. Lao 65 FoWer. Luorm 62. 137 Former Otvk 50 64 71 115 H6 Former. Saroh 54, 55. 71. 76 77. 65. 60 22. 160 FomsworTh. Jons 64. 75. 116 Farnsworth. Komi Fornsworrh AAetndo 5 0 14 10. 57. 65, 160 Farr. Angelo 65 Forrer Rudy 101 Foukner. Lance Ol Focmm. Leva Foumm. Sora 76. 175 Fe . Noncy 116 126 182 Ferguson. James 62. 137 Femondez. Denns FxJer AAork Field. Mchefle 62. 85 Frloyson. AAork 78. 85, 161, 171 Frtayson. PoG 172. 172. 200 07 Faher Onon 85 Faher. Corwin H6 Faher Jeff 65 Faher. Lonome H8 Faher. Scon 64. 116 Faher. Steve Frzgerald Done! 56. 137 Ftarvicry Mke Fletcher Robyn Ol Flores Corofcno 85 Forbes. Loone 118 Forbes. Poulo 85 Forey Jennier 12. 53. «72 Foyer. RussH Fronk. Amy 116 Freeman. Sam 116 Freestone Tosha 40 65 OO 141 221 07 Fuenes. Angelo 02 Fuenes. She e 07 Fuler. Lon 65. 65 Fulmer Srephone 75. 03 02 G Golan. PnscAo 02 Gol. Chnsnne Galond. Gory 123 Gciand. Soroh 07 Galond. York 116 Gommon, Carol 75, 118. 161 Gammon, Karen 72. 07 Gorfieid. Oun 40. 85 Gawrhrop. 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Cresia 137 Honks. Gary Honion Heorher 5. 116 12. 68. 65. 79. 167 Harmg. Todd 54 64 «2 Hansen. Cums 173. 137 Hansen. Dole 86 Hansen. Dole 57. 62. 79 161. 170 171. 207 205. 86 Hansen Davsd 102 Hansen Enc 72. 137 Honsen. Jonathan Hans. Krr 86 Harts. Lefani 119. 120 Harts. Nofhon Harris. IVhord 53. 65. 86 Harts. Samon rho 76. 137 Harris. Sondy 119 Harris. Steven Homs. Suzanne 71. 102 Hams. Viford Homson, ArmeMone Harrison. Denjamn 119 Homson. Jon 46 54. 55 58 64 78. 65. 154. 161 Homson, Matthew 62. 103 Harr. Troy 76. 77. 160 24, 86 Harwad. Loo 49. 137 Horwad. Mtchoel 119. 188 Harwad. Paulo 62 76 77. 65 84 03 Hawad, Todd X. 86 Harfetd Lon Am 98 03 Hathaway. Oashoan 62 Horhowoy. Scorr 202 Howkns. Jeffrey 120 Howktnson. Jason Hoyes. Don 93. 86 Hayes, Jm 120 Hoyn . Derek 62 Hoys. Elzaberh Hoywad. Rick 86 Hearti, Drerr 62. 65. 03 Hearn. Jeff 120. 172 Heaon. Sarah 68. 62. 69, 164. 03 Heaon. Shown 62. 03 Heaon, Viom 137 Hebb. Orenr 204. 86 Hebb. Heorher 137 Herrod. Kimbol 138 Hess, Corio 87 Htarr, Angelo 62 t94 Hat. John 69. 03 Hat. Mathew 62. 120 rtckeniooper. Dovid 76, 138 Hgbee. Jonele 52. 168. 169 03 Hggrs. Jimmy 03, 165 ► ggms. Mory 80. 206. 87 md ch. (Sat 03 rtldrch. Shen 03 HI. Debro 69 HI. Jeanette 120 HI. Joel 138 HI. John 58 59. 76. 77. 03 HI. Mark 138 HI Metesa 03 HI. Scorr HI. Steven 120. 178 HI. Trent Hrsch. Drew 188 165 Hrsch. Storing 138 Hrsch. Terence 64 186. 187. 87 Hubbad. Da ei 40 47. 64 161 87 Huber, lonoe 121 Huber Phiip 55. 49 69. 62. 95. 161. 67 Huey. Srephome Hughes. Jonahon 72. 138 Hughes. Juke 135. 219 138 Hughes. Robert 04 Hughes. 5hervon 59. 121 194 Hash, Mory 121 Humpherys, L o 87 Hunsoker, Drent 87 Hunsoker. Metorw? 62. 75 121 20 Hunt. Aaron 121. 178. 189 187, 201 Hunter. Yvoone 87 Hutchings. Steven Hyer. David 48. 04 I leremo. Darrel 118 121. 178 SOUND ADVICE Presents medical and human development oudio cosserre programs rhor are . .. 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Deore 121 Jensen. Deno l oe 121 184 Jensen John 121 172 Jensen Shoun 138 Jm. Dormo Johns. ftegmo 121 Johnson Onsme 75. 104 Johnson. Owy 120 121 Johnson. Ooig 121 Johnson. DovkJ 104 Johnson. Koryn 122 Johnson. M hoei 202. 138 Johnson Pool «4 Johnson. Sean 75. 138 Johnston SheBey JoBey Lao 97. 28 87 Jones, Oob Jones. Cory Jones. Demce 122. 182 Jones. Edno 04 Jones. Jeffrey 88 Jones. JetWer 62. 87. 33. 180, 188 Jones. Knsren 62 117. 122 217 Jones. Mchoel 204 Jones Vtehete 13 14. 57. 20. 223. 88 Jones Pete 49 69. 177. 04 Jones, Peter 138 Jones. Srefont 138 Jones, Suzetre 113. 20. 04 Jones. Tresso 49. 04 Jones. VAyr. 186. 188 Jorgensen. Jens 74 131 138 Jorgensen, Lourel 76. 135. 184 88 Xxjre . Dora 76 Axarez Moerva Judd. Deon 138 Judd. Ekzoberh 49. 88 Judd. Mary 122. 182 AAus. Jonene Junsoy. Marjone Kogel. Onon 65 Kolr. Andreos Korren. Scott 04. 204 Korren Thomas 122 Kouo. ftob 60. 69 Kouo. Tehon. 138 Koy, Oretr 122. 178 heart. Jocelyn 75. 138 Ke h. Alon 187 Ke h. Ernlee 138 Ke«ng. Kryen 138 Ke8o. Lao 04 Kendol. Crag Kendol. Kimberly 122 Kennord. Wendy 202, 04 Kerr. Jule 181. 04 Kmmel. Lao 9. 19. 53. 180. 88 Krruey, Ke h 64. 28 88 Kmg. Denjomr 138 Kng. MicheBe 122 Kng. Andrew 204 Kng, Zochory 88 Kngsdver. Jeffrey 69, 161. 171. 88 Krchen. Gwenn 39 64, 62 71 88 Knopp. Jusm 8. 119. 122. 178, 172. 127 Knopp, Wfc 88 Knel. Mory 11. 215. 138 Kr ghr. Trevofyn 122 Kr ghr. Tyler 138 Kryghron. DovO 138 Kmghron. Lynetre 185. 184 04 Kochevor. Mhe 04 Kohler, flnon 60. 61 160. 161. 88 KoNer Pool 122. 178 Korrh, DeWoyne 122 Kower Darrel 64 Kuchor Port 8. 57 74. 113 168, 169 184 194. 218. 200. 201. 04 Kuhlman, Jenrrfer 194 200 201 138 Kuru. Jody 14 91. 20 88 Kurti. Johnorhon 74. 138 Long. K n 10 Loney. Louro 122 Larsen. Alao 122 Larsen, Dnome 04 Larsen. Charlotte 62. 76. 138 Larsen. Kmbdl 186 187 234 Index Larsen, Lyle 156 186. 187 Larsen. Mark 136 Larsen Nch 66 Lorson. Enc 59. 136 Larson. Glen 66 Larson. Kety 166 lars on. Crag 64 Lover, 04 31. X Low. Vafyndo 04 Lows, Richard X. 68 lows. Ryan 122. 172 Layton Orandon 136 lechy Kcyhy 62. 71 24 04 leoprror. Enc 07. 05 leoprror Mort 71. 23. 136 Lee Orandr 69 Lee. Laura 69 Lees Jeff 136 Leonard. Vfern 05 Lewis. Oumcy 131. 172. 173. 139 Uechry. PorncK 122 Uevano. Rad 204. 69 Un 0 n Yo 62. 123 Undey. Vfcyn 209 69 LndCMy Oryon 74 Lndsoy. Jason 76. 123 Undsoy Man Lndsoy Sreven 89 Lndsrrom. Jeffrey 13. 16. 17. M3. 171. 176 177 05 Lnebarger. Heorher 46 56. 62. 123 Uses. Joon 40 61. 75. 05 Urver Dowd 14 64 76. 188 209 Ur rie Soroh 123 Urrte. Tomora 05 Uoyd. More 123 Lloyd. Mario Lomohquahu. Ohen 123 168 169 Lopez Dennis lomg Laroo 140 Losee. Jonorhon 112 Loveless. Tony 88. X. 07 89 Lowry Onan 178. t23 Lucas. Dor artsy 69 l «ns Done 140 Lund. Don 123 LmdcN. Jored 71 123, 24 LundaN. Logon 171, 05 lundberg Paul 123 lundqud Onon 139 Lurv. Kimberly Lyon. Jenmfer 123. 167 M Mod' Dowd Modsen Andrew Modsen Jonerre 69 Modsen. Sreven Mogjeby Hons 145. 173. 139 Mogteby Htory 43. 52 83 29 89 Mogleby Montgomery 18 44. 68. 61. X. 209 89 Monodun. Adono 123. V Morrort, Scorr 6. 05 Morshd Jordon 182, 219 Marshal Robn 5. 9. O. 19 80 180 89 Mamn. Ooyd 69 Moms. Cafce 49. 123 Mamn. Dowd 133. 09 Morm Keith 05 Mamn Kenneth 69 Mamn Vrgno 89 Mamnez Andres 123 Momnez Nevor 204 Mason, Karen 139 Mason. Meteso 139 Mother Kurt 139 Mot thews. Amy 89 Morrhews. Corbm 47. IX Moughan Lance 124 Moughon Moriee 90 Moughcrv Val 9 66 142 IX Mo . Chod 124 Mo . Chnvopher tX Maxwel Cndy 193. 206. 05 Maxwel. Uz 9, 90. 180 Maxwel Lon 182 163, 215 219, X. IX McOoud. Jored IX McCloud. Jennifer 90 McOung. Jonoe 05 McCoord, Oort 05 McDermott Joseph IX McDonald. Diane 05 Sandwiches Durgers 2$ foot Salad Dor DeepFred Speoohes Pizza Fah 6 Chps Scones Shakes Resrouronr 1235 N University Ave Provo Universiry Moll Orem Best Wishes the Class of to ’86 Dr. Blayne Hirsche 2230 N. University Ave. 375-4646 McDonald. Jon 56. 65 124 McDuffie Venus IX McGown Chnvopher 3. M 69 113 145 215. 05 McHenry Karhy X, 90 McHenry Kenneth 124 Mdff. Cart 62. T2V 164 124 Mdff, Sreven 40 47 64. 90 32. X McKoy Oruce X. 49 64 64. 90. 95. 25. 205 24 McKoy. Uso 124 McKef Kristen 169. 140 MeKH. Seon 124 McKeky Jeff 2. 64. 52 64. 85 90. 23 97. IX 156 215. 224 McKinney. Kmbedy 140 McLeon Cole 124 McLean. Shane 05 McLeod. Tor McMufcn Nolan McMuln. T ft any McNeety. Rondy Mead. Chnsme 62. 124 Mejo Mary 90 Metdrum Lynda 49. 90. 65. 165 164 Merr Scon 32 Messegee Porsy 05 Merten. Dovd 118 178 124 Mldenhai Sarah 40. 68 X. 76 90 MHer Chanrel 124 M4er Debt 62. 123. 164 124 M4er Donna X M4er Jerrfer 64, 117 162. 217 124 M4er Man 142 215 140 M4et Jemrfer 90 26 Miner Sreven 05 Mner Done 05 Mner. Jl X. 90 Mner Morh 8 49. 122. 178 124 Mner Mary 76. 124 Mner Mo«esa 126. 124 Mner Missy 140 Mner. Tamain 66. 76. 87. 90. 79. IX Misboch. Morthew 135. 140 Mrchei. Done! 05 Moffett Oen 74 IX Mden, Orem 124 Mofyneux. Shown 124 Congratulations Class of Provo 1260 N. State 374-2314 '86 Provo 496 N. 900 E. 374-2315 Orem 74 S. State 225-4500 Mofyneux. Srooe 90 Moody. Jameon 172. 124 Moon. Chnvopher 140 Moon. Warren 05 Moore. Angelo 164. 124 Moore. Chrwon 138. 140 Moore. Oxford 90 Moore Jocquelne 05 Morrel. Fcvh 140 Momson Chnvopher 124 Mormon Herd 54 71. 77. 76 90 Momson. Ryan 140 Morrow. Pamck Morrenson Carhy 140 Moses. Dam 178. 124 MouAon Nno 9 18 46 49 57 62. 76. 87. 90 70. 214. 31. X Muhhren Martyn 76. 140 Murphy. Srocy 14 90. IX. 223. 206 Murphy. Warner 140 Murray Lam 140 Myers. Shouno 62. 124 Myers. Thomas 140 N Naylor. Darbora 9, 98 03, 05 Neaman. Jerry NebeHer Russel 140. 05 Neel. Knsm 124 Nelson Chamn 90 Nelson Chnvopher 205 Nelson Dome 205 Nelson Jordon 05 Nefcon Richard Nelson Shod 90 28 Nelson. Shoree Neves Matthew 24 140 Newman. Heather 66. 05 Ngaruvo. Teonhuoco 6 188 124 Nfchafc Cary 154 140 Nchoias Moth 05 NchoK Woynerte Ncol Dowd 91 Netoen Jeff 24 Index 235 Heritage House Affordable Fine Dining An Atmosphere Of Yesteryear h' i • y ■'i h •:. ,--s C I - I : : • • ' r f ; i. Classic American and European Cuisine Great for formal dances Open 5:30 to 10:30 Tuesday through Saturday Reservations Suggested 70 North Geneva Way - Orem, Utah 84057 - 801-234-4033 Neten. Jeffrey 62 74 91. 65. 161. 25. 05 Neten. Loo 94. 124 Noten Pebecco 62 74. 65 160. 05 Noften Sharon 62 75. V41 Nehon. Cora 56. 59, 64. 74. 91. 65. 155. 154. 157. 52 Nelson Jason 140 Neten. Pouto 62. 72. 140 Nten. Lamdo 125 Mrrvner. Oecky 06 f ume Oiu, Loo 116 Numerolu. Lope Nxon. Gone 125. 163 194 06 Noble. Noioushc MO Noble Puxfon 06 Nor on. Condoce U2. 03. MO Norton. Memt 91. 213 Noron. Porreo 4. 64 209, 164. 06 Moral. Owmo MO Nymon. Cord 125 Nyman, Lor no 91 Nymon. Virgl 91 o O Onen MWxxH 199 198 140 O Del . Em 69 71, 90 91 O Del, Murray 59. 72. MO O'Onen. KorNeen 4. 113. 202 206. 06 OaKs. Gregory 46 57. 49. 91. 22 Ooky Morto 49 125 Oaks. Taro 140 Oborn. Poberi 06 Oerrie. Krorm 191. 06 Ogden. Oorry 125 Ogden. Gen MO Ohmon. Kory 140 Oman. David 62. 91. X Ohran. Marrhew 125 Ohrtm. M hoei 64. 91. 161 Ohran. Sieve 125 Ohron. VAom 141 Obey Motor 62. 81. 91. 220 Obey, Pochele M5 Ml Obey, Suzere 117. 125 Qdroyd. Ann 5. O 19. 91 180 OWroyd Jored 8. 16 52 71. 91. 23, 224 24 Olds. VucrxxH 71 06 Oer Lon 62. 06. 08 Oler Shone Ml Oesen. Km 06 O ver Kevn Otver Derek 91 Oftvier Ceto 24 O vier Lao 125 Oten. Jenme 64. 76. 125 Oten. Dora 74. Ml Oten. Gorg 06 Oten. Karen 06 Oton Shouno Ml Osmond. Aaron 69. 122. 125 Osmond. Jared Ml Osrter Cortyte 06 Osrter Jen Sue 2. H. 52. 68 08 Ovord. Kran 91 Ovard Motor Ml Over on. Chns 178 Overton Jennifer 183. Ml Oveson Akce 57. 62. 68. 163. 92 P Poce Shetene Pocker. Trevor 125 Page, fcchord 92 Palmer. Kon 191 Palmer. Louro 125. 191 Palmer. Tmorhy 65, 06 Parke. Morgon Parke. Pochel 62 Porker. Joner 49 92. 2M Parkinson. Poger 13. 44 68. 92. 79. 20 Parkinson Sarah 96. 07 Parm. Orsme 119. 125 Pamn. Phondo 07 Pat nek, Srocey 77. 92 Porrerson Jomes Payne, Louro 07. lO Payne. Pichard 92 Peocock, AAichele Ml Pearce. Pobert 07 Pearson Oryan 92 Pearson. DovW 62. 71. 120. 125 25. 24 Pearson Jennifer Ml Peoy. MetoOa 166 07 Pedersen, Lorry 24. 07 Pedro Domongue 194, 201 07 Peery. Joseph 58. Ml Per oval. Scon 72, Ml. 165 PerVuns, Jomes 92 Perkrts. Jr Oscar 47 Perry Drodley 125 Perry. Ernev Perry Joseph Perry. Lon 51. 62. 65 Perry. Pebecco 5. 54, 74. 178. 92. 65. 161. 31 Peterman. Pondol 72, Ml Petersen. Davd 07 Petersen. Kraren O. 07 Petersen. Pometo 07 Peterson. Onion Peterson Jenoe 77. 92. 160 Peterson. AAchoei Peterson Susan 55. 54. 62. 92 Pferfer. Terry 72. Ml Pio Gemt Ml Pto Shertoor 92. 163 Perce. Dob 62 Pterce Deck) 192. 193. Ml Perce Wend 65 169. 192, 193. 07 Pet pom Jon 92 207 Per pom Pomelo 206. Ml Pnock. Meteso 125 Puts Gregory 49. 64 69. 76. 177. 07 Puts, Si even 8, 69 125 Poelmon, Krwyn 125 Poole Chraropher Ml Poon. Wal Ml Pope. Cheryl 16. 17. 57. 64 78. 92. 65. 158 156 157 Pope. Deannc 72. 65 Ml Pope Jamce 57. 165 «4 07 Pope. Lao 1M. 116. 125. 154 219 Porter. Demon 72. 125 Porter. Gndi 92 Posey. Ooudto 07 Powel. Amy 125. 168. 192 Parley. Or-oke M2 Parley. Darren 43. 52. 98. 20 08 Portey. Heather 46 54. 48 58. 64 65. 08 Pone Chns 92. 23. 22 Porte. Doron 126 Pnce. Cectee 8 O. 18. 57 64 68. 69. 76. 87. 80, 157. 161. 213. 93 Prrchett. Sieven 62 M2 Putspher. Normo 57. 91. 33. 93 R Podte. Steven 62. 06, 25. 24 Podmal. Lynn 142 IXoaor, More 126 IXoaor. Terr. 65 168. 192. 193. 08 Parom Domel M2 Pamrez. Axel 57. 99. 69. 64. 76. 77 91. 80 160. 93 PaWol. Todd 04 fXaper. Srocy 28. 93 Pasmussen. Arwen 58. 126 Powte Hjchord 08. 171 Powte. Tosh 126 Peoy. Hemy 93 164 Peed Showno 08 Peed Sherry 52. 93 Peeves, CynrNo 169, 193. 93 M2 Peeves. Marc 62. 08 Peeves Jr. DovW 69, 161. 163. 171. 207 205 Penwond. Cole 126 Pemmgron Ju e 62, 93 Pemund. Kem 93. M2 Pemund. Lynn Pencher. Michoel 126. 202 Pex. Morilee 08 Peynctos Decky M2 Peynolds. Dark 06 Peynolds. Pobert Peynolds. Ten 168 169. 192. 193. 218 08 Pichords. Mary 08 P hords. Mekjme 75. 24. 93 Packard. Kono P ng. Mary 08 Pjeker. Kmberly 2. 76. 77 86 160. 93 P ey. Leah Pooch. Joneto M2 Pooch. Kem 49 70. 93 Poberts. Danny 126. 172 Poberts. Gregory 126 Poberts. Jute M2 Poberts. Leso 49. 93 Poberts. Meteso 181. 08 Poberts. Michoel 08 Poberts. Stephen Pobertson, Michael 93 Pobertson. Pobbe Pobertson. Suzanne 08 Pobnson. David 8. 126. 172 Pobnson, Jonel 93 Pobaon Denae M2 Pobeon. Jeffrey 09 Pobaon Pebecco 126 Pobaon. Sr eve 178. 126 Pobiguez Jeonnerte 74. 09 Podnguez, Joshuo 73. M2 Podnquez. Ooudta Pogers. Choumne Pogers. Dewi Poins. Pichord 154. 93 Ponson. Steven Poos. Oryan 68 09 Poos. Louro 68. 74. M2 Posborough. Alex 52. 72. 137. Ml. 176. M2 Posborouqfv G«on 43 52. 68. 89. 91. 224. 93 Pose Coftne 119. 126 Posengreen, Anmcko Posenval. John 126 Pass. Douglas 170. 171. 09 Poss. Krar, 126. 182 Poundy. Puth 93 Powberry. Pobert Powtxry Amy 76. M2 Powtxry Ju e 76. 09 Powtey. Tyler 09 Poytonce. M he e M2 Pubo. Joseph Poffner. Shonnon 194. M2 Putt. Km Pupper. Cndo Pupper Geg M2 Purhedord. Metame 126 s Sondberg. Morthew 62 126 Sandberg. Pobert 62. M2 Sanders Jeffrey 54. 48. 126 Sanderson. Amee 126 Sonderson. Shoon Sandgren. Holy 62. 163. 181 206 09 Sondgren Morty 142 Sanford. Carl 09 Sonft Doron 58, 62 126 24 Schoerter Ke M2 Schanze. Del Schrber Candtee 126 Seamons. Orod 126 Seamens. Todd 49 69, 176 09 Secng, Vm 164 09 Segcro Chovo 188 Sebr. Greg M2 Self Showno 62. 126. 206 Setery Dovid 126 Severs. Joseph 09 Sharpe. Mary 181 Sheet an Louro M2 Sheranon. Lncoh 41. 62. 52. 68. 220. 09 SmeKfc. Korhy 126 Smpmon, Kraren 09 Shrk. Uz 184 09 Shuler. Derh 93 Shumwoy. Cohos 93 Shumwoy. Duone 72. MO 24 M2 Shumwoy. Noom 71, 74. 76, 33. 93 Shumwoy. Saiy 126 SWwel. Corby 188 140 Sebert. Krorm 77. 76. 93 Sak. Day 49 205. 93 Skousen. Oret 9. 49 69. 09 Skouoen. Todd 16 Stode. Km 66. 67. 09 5mm. Andrew 126 5mm, Dorboro M. 93 Smm. Orendon 93 Smm. Gary 93 Smm. Gno 09 5mm. Gegory 68 Smm. Hugh M3 Smm. Jason Smm. Jeffery Smm. Jessico 126 Smm. Kemon T26 Smm. Kevm 127. X Smm. Kmbedy 74. 76. M3 Smm. Kraren 09 Smm. Kyle M3 Provo, 201 East Center — Provo, 2191 No. Canyon Rd. Salem - Fairview - Mt. Pleasant Complete, Friendly Banking Services • FREE CHECKING (SlOO min bo to nee) • N.O.W. ACCOUNT Interest on checking ot no cost with $400 min. bo to nee • 6 SAVINGS PLANS —N.O.V. Account-Stotement Savings -Money Management (automatic transfer from savings to checking) -Savings certificates - Money Market certificates -IRA Accounts LONGEST HOURS OF ANY DANK IN THE AREA Lobby: 9:30 to 6:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Drive Up: 6:00 o.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesdoy thru Friday Saturday: 9:00 o.m. to 1 p.m. We've got o reputation you con bonk on Index 237 MAGLEBY’S —large assortment of muffins— Featuring the Blueberry Muffin 226-6668 University Mall in Orem Toytor. Todd 128 Toytor Trocy 181. 192. 193 Toytor. Whrtney Toytor Viom 48. 66. 73. 74 128 Teel. Enc 128 Teel. Lour el 12. 95 Tenney. Craig 69. 75. 76. 95 Temey, Joy 62. 74 143 Terry, Don 128, 99 Terry. Mart 143 Thomonder. Darnel Thomas, Chris 118. 202 Thomas. Jason 110 Thomas. Jennifer 54. 69 71, 77, 76. 65, 160. 24 25. 99 Thomas. Jusm Thomas. Tyro 130. 145 143 Thompson. Robert Thorn. Jeffery 128. 199 Thor nock, Michele 111 Thorsrenson. Eluroberh 65. 183 143 Thygerson. Scon 69 76. 65. 174. 95 Ttotxrry Dusrm 72. 143 Ttowe . Dromon 131. 143 Tidwel. lansso 95 Ttowel. Tod 74. 128. 172 Tjerno, Morra 143 Tolman, Anei 143 Toiman. Lowrence 52. Ill Totmon Weston 77. 76. 95 Tran. Kim 65 Tran Phong Treodwel. Rartoal 95 Tree Aprt 64 33 169 1H Tregaskrs, Michoel 111 Trorrer. Morrhew 72 Trowbrtoge. Gory 131, 128 144 173 Trowbndge Guy 178 Tsosie. Wode 178 128 Tucker. Corheme 95 Tucker. Jtomey 2. 3. 6. 215. Ill Turner Michoel 54. 59 78. 65. 154. 156 157. 95 Tueler Scot 128 Tufcs. Enc 1H Turner Morrhew 167 Turney. Artoreo 1H u Lfcxti. Gory 52. 218 Uhey. Nancy 71. 76. 168 V Vafdez. Noomi 144 Vande Vrede. Adam 111 Van Orman. Shouno 128 Vanmoortehem. Enc 173. 144 Venert. John Vgoren. Scon 76 144 Vyhmeisrer. Geroto 64. 74. 90. 33. 95 w Wagner Jenny 144 Wokoiee. Tom 128 Wafcer. John 1H Waker Kerry 49. 139 182 183 144 Weaker Main 62. 96. 91, 111 Wolser Scon 74. 172. 32. HI Wal Me ole 144 Waioce Jenrrfer 57. 92. 20. 95 Waters, Susan 95 Woton James 9 23. 128 219 Wat on Morey 49 141 144 Word. Carheme HI Ol Ward. Pomcio 62, 128 Warner. Choc) 128 208 127 Warner. Morhew 95 Warner. Shannon 129 Warrick. Loo 3 48 49 62, 70. 29. 95 Warren. Michoel 95 Washburn. Done) 38 62. 71, 74. 96 Waters. Come 144 Waters. Chwopher 144 Waters, Kevin HI Weaver Jerwfer 69. 96 Weover. Teresa Am 129 Webb. Chns Webb. Leroy Webb. Trffany 144 Weese. Teresa 129 Weigh' Jeffrey HI Wemsren. Mark 96 Wendetooe. Ted 129 144 Wenoetooe. Trmo Werner. JYnmy 19 49. 84 170 171 205 96 Smth. Laurel 49. 58 59. 64 71. 78. 94. 65 156. 157. 164 24 Smth. Undo 127 193 Smth. Mark 56, 109 Smth. Tammy 72. 143 Smfh, Thom 72. V43 Smth Tierney 143 Smth, Tyler 143 Smth. Wendy 94 Smoot Jemter 49 69 77 76. 94. 65 Smoot. Shauno Snow. Dane! 115. 127 Snow James 143 Snow. Jemter 109 Snow. Jfene 94 Snow. Teresa 184 Snyder. Sheme 94. 129 Snyder. Susan 127. 129. 194 Sorensen. Jon Sorensen. Kenneth 178. 127. 187 Sorensen. M hoe 94 158 161 187 Sorenson. Chris 24, 109 Sorenson. Mcote 127 Sorenson. Scorr 09 Soso. Andres Soruyo Srephome 127 Spence. David 167. 173. 143 Spencer. Knsnrte 62. 74. 143 Spencer. Nedo 143 Sperry. Enko HO Sperry Kristen 206, 143 Sperry. Ronato 207 Sronder AJkson 64 127. 128 Sronger Robert 62. 166 199. 205 Starr Daniel 13. 68. 69 78. 94 180 Sr assort, Dusrrt Sreere Scorr Stephen. Vicki 143 Stern. Aaron Srevener. Joel 94 217. 30 Stevenerr Shoun 143 Stevens. Andrew 8 59. 64. 69. 94 65 154 Stevenson. Wendy 127 Stewart Angelo 94 Stewart, Domon 13 48. 62 93 94 97 79. 220 Stewart. Mark 127 Stewart Michoel 109 Stewart M he4e 98 Stewart MicheBe 14. 94. 160 Stewart Shouno 52 Srrtng. Anthony 74. 143 Srrtng. Heto 127 Stoddard. Lao 75. 20. 110 Srohlron. Bren 133 Stone. Dnan 127 Stone. Doug it) Vone. M he4e 2, 52. 108 HO Stone. Richard 143 Sronefy, Dovto 178, 127 Stanely Junean 62. 75. 169 168. 193. HO Sr on Heather 127 Sron. Ju4e Stratford. Dome) 94 Srranon. AAchoel Srmgham. Dougtas 46 64 68, 62, 94 33 Smngham June 52. t)9. 28 t)8 110 Smnghom. Scon 143 Strong Dovto 49 68. 65. HO Strong Richard 72. 73. 132 143 Stuart. John Stuart, Kefc SrurgA Shane 143 Sumner. James HO. 165 Sumner. Knsrm 131 139. 183 143 Swatoerg. Kra 143 SwncBer Phip 94 Sybrowsky. Joel 69. 167 HO T Totoot. Dovto 128 Tofcot. Jonathon 72. 143 Tctoor. Merri 2. 76 84. 94 Tatoot. Whrney 64 128 Tommnen. Juho 94 Tandy. John 143 Tomer. Lea6e 128 Tartan. Orod H5. 117 128 Tanan, Chen 98 110 Toytor. Adorn Toytor, AJon 110 Taylor. Jet old 110 204 Toytor. Jorge 21 19 44 57 64, 69 94 Toytor. Jufteme 62. 94. 70 Toytor. Lao 143 Toytor. Morao 4. Ill, HO Toytor Poul 128 Toytor. Scon Toytor. Sheryeose 110 Electric Beach 820 N. 700 E. • Provo • 375-6885 (across from Kinkos) YOU1L LOOK GREAT' — with a tan and or a 1 11« color on your face PROBLEM the sun 6 too hard on you — SOLUTION: The Electric Beach I WEhAVE T 1E BEST EQUIPMENT • 4 Ruva beds ( which provide the fastest tan po stoie without burning — very easy on your skin • 4 standing booths (cooler tanning Complete, even tans without Inet) • 5 double face tanners (your face s the slowest to tan So once every ooupte visit you could drop in to one of our face tanrMng rooms Good resui In one vM). • 1 Wolfe system • Sleeper (very possibly the first and only In Utah The ultimate in relaxation). • Much more to come! HOURS Open 18 hours per day. 6 days per week (6am • midnight) LOCATION 1 block from BYU You can tan between classes or to and from school 820 N 700 E (Across from Kinkos) Phone 375 6885 PRICE: Very tow prices Winter Specials: 1 month unlimited - $29 3 months unlimited • $69 6 months unlimited • $99 5 visits - $18 10 visits • $28 20 visits - $49 1 year unlimited - $169 50 visits - $99 Two Member Specials: 6 months unlimited - $87 ea 1 year unlimited • $149 ea. BENEFITS Ha off at Sundance on Monday. Wednesday Sunday (other benef s to be announced) FUN Your triends are here (most of them) Speaking of friends, every time you bring in a friend that joins you get one week added to your merrtoership 238 Index DAYSPRING rhe down of o new beginning. . . Hearing drug and alcohol problems drugs and alcohol con desrroy ir! rrearmenr con restore ir! UTAH VALLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1034 North 500 West Provo. Utah 84604 (801) 3737850 375 HELP M Dayspring MiHcreek Adolescent Center 772 East 3300 South Salt Lake City. Ur oh 84106 (801) 4879000 Congratulations to rhe Class of '86 DELBERT P PEARSON Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry Rjverwood Hospital—Provo 3737341 Wesr. Drer on Vw, Damn Wesiaver. Ann 62. 75. 120 Whciey Trocee 62, 120 Wharcotr Shoree 56. 64, 120. 165. 164 Wheodon. Kortve 206 Wheodon Krsne 06 144 Whpple Qunr 64 120, 171 Wtvre Scon 1H Vhre Sharon «1 VN e Sreven 75 144 Wtwtodv Srephorve 40 144 Whriodv Trovtt HI. 165 W ks Dortxxo 06 W gns. WchOCH 72. 144 Wiggns. Noihan 06 WgK Andreo 111 Wtour Dove Wfc o Meteso 120 Wicox. Rjchord 160, 06 Wide James 120 W vrry Orodey W Anson. Jame WAnson. J4 W Anson Joyce 53. 60 76. 65. 06 WAtftton Pometo 76, 1H W e Heorher 76. HI WAorns. Mary 144 W s Norake W s Von 06 Wfcs Wtour Wfcon Cynrho 52. 100 20. 06 Wfcon DovkJ 120 Wfcon. Em Wfcon hooc Wfcon. Juke 144 127 Wfcon. Karl 46 60. 65. 161 100 106. 06 Wfcon. Kevin 111 Wfcon. Knjine 166. 160. 102 103. Ill Wfcon. Mora 130 125 120. 217, 221 Wfcon. M cfxxH 120 Wfcon. Reed 132 U4 Wfcon Scon 178 120 Wfcon Wendy HO 120 127 Wmmer Or err 205. 144 Wrrvner. R c 0 06 Winder Bren 136. 141. 173 144 Winder Ke h 74. 65 HI Wnder Rondo 06 Wtnegar. Worren 62. HI Wrrenon. Gory 60. 04 200. 06 Wrrenon. Undo 120 WftiecK Von 02. HI Wolen ien. Derry 112. HI Woods Angelo 104 06 Woods. Dovid 120 Woods Kevr 144 Wooley Sara 76. 06 Wcrmngjon Doug Wngh . Dovid 62. 71. 23. 22. 202. 25 24 HI Wngrv Jesse 1H Wrighr. Rondy WngJey. Scon 173 144 Wyngorden. Lndo H2. HI X Xu . On 33 Xu. Yi Y Yoeger, Douglas 76. 144 Yen. Lucy Yorgason. Korhy 121. 120 York. OeryyTv. 40 64. 62 116 120 Young, Chraropher 173. 172 144 Young. Dove) 40 150 2 6 120. 213. 220 31 Young Deam 166 102. 06 Yocng Metndo 120 Young. TomAo 166 102. 103 U4 z Zat« e Kyle Hi Zafce Kormo 06 Zafce. Kyle 8 Zenmer. He 76 144 Zrtv Wenoe 60 107 06 Hardee’s of Provo wishes you success in the Future Come in and see us! 10% Student Discounts Free Refills! 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