Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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AGILE MOVE Gymnasts and DANCE COMPANY. Front row: Jennifer Perri. Kim Salazar. Kimberly Klein, Lisa Kelso. Melinda Beus. Jalanne Cook. Re- becca Johnson. Mary Anglin. Second row: Noiva Chacin. Priscilla Galan. Carol Wil- son. Malin Walker. Stacey Wilkinson. Jen- nifer Docler. Doris Juarez. Back row: Kiana Hooker. Alicen Perry. Marianne Caldwell. Dena Ripley. Cynthia Eberly. Shawna Reed. Kimberly Smith. Mary El- len King. Michele Garrett. Patricia Welch. Coach Long. TIMPVIEW GYMNASTICS TEAM. Front row: Carina Brewer. Stephanie Self. Keena Hooker. Kristi Hains- worth. Stephanie Fullmer. Callie Mar- tin. Karen Bryner. Julie Johnson. Deena Peterson. Camille Price. Back row: Assistant Ronnie Hales. Coach Colleen Long. Julianne Ely. Candice Norton. Carolyn Bradley. Lori Hatfield. Kiana Hooker. Cherlyn Christensen. Laura Balmforth. Nicole Armstrong. Cinda Rupper. Sharon Nielsen. Car- issa Brewer. Assistant Kelly Paragoy. HEAD OVER HEELS. Carissa Brewer watches with awe as Callie Martin dis- mounts from the beam. This is Caris- sa's second year and Callie's third year on the gymnastics team. FLYING HIGH. Stephanie Fullmer works out on the uneven parallel bars. Stephanie is a very accomplished gymnast and she is also on the Varsi- ty Cheerleading squad. 102 Dance Gymnastics

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BROUGHT RECOGNITION basketball and showed style. Class, either you had it or you didn’t. Timpview’s Fresh man and Sophomore basket ball players had it. Class could be defined in many ways. Class was knowing that you were good and then ignoring that fact. It was not being perfect but never giving up and it was working hard and not being sat- isfied with less than the best. Class was all of these things and more, and Timpview’s players exemplified this. Being on the Freshman and Sophomore teams was not NO PRESSURE. Robert Kimmel makes an almost impossible lay-up with the greatest of ease downing the Provo Bulldogs by scoring two points to win the game for the Freshman Team. easy, they had to win with very little recognition and atten- dance at most of their games. But all of these experiences prepared them and made them more determined than ever to win. In the end. Timpview High School had produced one of the most classy groups of Fresh- man and Sophomore players around. Most importantly though, they not only made their shots, but they made them with style. ON GUARD. Jeff Jacobson. Chris Daines and Robert Kimmel protect their zone against the Bulldogs. The Freshman Team is known for their awesome guarding and defense. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. Front row: Jeff Jacobson. Scott Lambert. Jeff Reeves. Jared Dayton. Bill King. Robert Kimmel. Josh Forest. Lanny Lindstrom. Second row: Weldon War- die. Greg Hannig. Chris Hurst. Gary Maxwell. Bryon Ruffner. Chris Daines. Steve Busco. Ryan Harris, Ryan Bai- ley. Soph Frosh Basketball 101

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MENTS MAKE BEAUTY dancers perform crowd-pleasing routines. Timpview’s dance and gym- nastics teams were integral parts of the extra-curricular sports program. With the most coordinated and skilled girls in the school as participants, the Dance Company and Gyman- Stic Team were very success- ful. One of the main purposes of the Dance Company was to al- low the girls to express them- selves. Many of the dancers choreographed their own dances. The Dance Company spent many hours practicing MAKING A MOVE. Malin Walker and several other dancers improvise new dance movements. Improvisation and originality are an important aspect in the dance performances. after school for their perfor- mances which helped bring a lot of much-needed culture to the school. If there was one word associ- ated with the Gymnastic Team, it would undoubtably be ' per fection. The girls on the team were very devoted to gymnas- tics, and spent many hours per fecting their routines. Most of the girls had been involved in gymnastics all of their lives, and their performances showed it. WHAT A FEELING. Kiana Hooker ex- presses herself in a dance move. Kiana is an excellent dancer and a high-spirited member of the Junior Varsity cheerleading team. POETRY IN MOTION. Jennifer Pern sways to the rhythm of the music from Soul Train. Jennifer is a dedicated dancer who loves the challenge of original routines. Dance Gymnastics 103