Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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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

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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

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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