Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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 HAD TO OFFER excellence through state competition. PERFECT POINT. Denise Dinsdale jokes around hoping to sell a book by using her speech skills. Denise de- spises commercials, but loves Drama, her Sterlina Scholar area. Sterling Scholars 129 NEVER NEGATIVE. Patrea Norton ex- amines her newly developed nega- tives. Patrea does great work and wins many awards for her talent and experience as a photographer. SCIENCE SPECIALIST. Suzanne Brown experiments with some chemi- cals. Suzanne loves the area of sci- ence and working with test tubes filled with a variety of chemicals.

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THE FINEST TIMPVIEW Sterling Scholars proved their ----------------------1-------- The final students were cho- sen. The select few were able to receive the award as a Ster- ling Scholar. To receive such an honor, a talent in a specific area was needed. Science, Fine Arts, Speech and Drama, Foreign Language. Music, Business, In- dustrial Arts, General, Home Economics. Math, Social Stud- ies and English were the areas in which to apply. Highly talent- ed students in each area had spent many years accumulat- ing awards in these certain areas hoping to be chosen. These Sterling Scholars went on to Region and then hopeful- ly to State if they were chosen to compete against the other excellent students in the state. THE PING PONG WHIZ. Dave Strong takes a minute in between classes to goof around playing ping pong in the science commons. Besides loving ping pong. Dave is a whiz in math. F L Suzanne Brown Science Denise Dinsdale Speech and Drama Jennifer Geary Social Studies Janelle Higbee English Dave Strong Math Julie Kerr Business Keith Martin Industrial Arts Rebecca Nielsen General Lucilia Benson Home Economics Jeff Nielsen Music Patrea Norton Fine Arts Bill Davis Language 128 Sterling Scholars

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TWIST AND SHOUT New twists to date dances. Timpview date dances were some of the most attended ac- tivities and for some it was a great challenge to see if they could get the person they want- ed to date first. “It’s like you have to ask someone three weeks in advance.” Kim Cutler said. This year started with many hours spent preparing to turn the commons into the Twenties with the theme “Tender Years. The first girls’ choice dance of the year was the GIVE US A HAND! Gary Oakeson and Lisa Pope dance for the crowd at the Valentine's dance. Both Gary and Lisa are known to have fun even if there is some mediocrity in the fun. Sweater Swing with balloons and a theme of “Fly High With Your Dreams. The laid back Boys’ Casual and Christmas dances fol- lowed. Amy Heckmann said that, “Boys’ Casual was so ca sual I couldn’t remember if I went or not.” Student Govern- ment had a chance to show their secret singing talent when they recorded their version of “Let it Snow for the wintery Christmas dance. ALL SMILES. Benjamin Bergin. Andres Bayola. Linda Winterton. Mary Knell and Robert Pearce sit and smile during the stag dance. Stag dances are a place to sit and socialize. k k 4 V 130 Dances