Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Page 108 text:

WOMEN BEHIND THE LEGEND Girls lead to a winning season. This past year, the Girls' Var- sity Basketball Team proved that it didn't have to be of the male gender to play good bas- ketball. Coach Janet Bowes kept the team on the road to victory. Her dedication as coach encouraged the girls to practice long and play hard. Timpview’s Girls’ team had both strong offensive and de- fensive players. Timpview's op- DO THE HUSTLE. Tomika Young is an excellent dribbler and has the fi- nesse and speed of a professional. She is a real asset to the team by getting the ball down court. ponents had a tough time play- ing against the girls since they had no noticeable weaknesses. Perhaps the optimism could be summed up in the words of Wendi Pierce, Playing on the team can be an inconvenience at times, but the unity that is formed, and the victories that we've won, make it worth the time and effort . LAYING IT ON THE LINE. Tomika Young attempts a perfect lay-up. One of the team's fine qualities is its ability to make good shots which leads the team to high shooting averages. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front row: Cindy Maxwell. Wendy Jardine. To- mika Young. April Tree. Second row: Coach Bowes. Junean Stonely. Terri Raisor. Kathy Shields. Amy Powell. Jennifer Williams. Teri Reynolds. 104 Girls' Basketball

Page 107 text:

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

Page 109 text:

FREEZE FRAME. Junean Stonely has a definite size advantage. Junean is a big fan of all sports, she shows this by playing on the Volleyball Team. She also sings A Cappella. PLAYING KEEP AWAY. One exciting quality found in the Girls Basketball Team is their ability to play good de- fense. Rachael Pope and Kati Olsen are some of the best. JUNIOR VARSITY: Front row: Kristen McKell. Nancy Rodriguez. Becki Pierce. Kati Olsen. Second row: Coach Hull. Julie Laws. Jocelyn Kearl. Cyn- thia Reeves. Susan Andrus. Rachael Pope. YOU FEEL DRY NOW. Wendy Jardine defensively blocks a shot. Wendy is a great asset to the basketball team be- cause of her speed and her ability to get the ball down the court. JUMP BALL. Rachael Pope and Cyn- thia Reeves help with rebounds in sav- ing the game. Rachael is great at re- bounds and does exceptionally well at shooting three point shots. Girls’ Basketball 105