Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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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

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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

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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