Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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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

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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

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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