Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Edna Jones Pete Jones Suzette Jones Tressa Jones William Jones COVER MODELS. Wyatt Beck and Valynda Law were voted most likely to be seen in “GQ and Vogue”. Wy- att is an excellent snow skier while Valynda models in her spare time. TAKING A RIDE. Lincoln Sheranian. Patrea Norton. Sean Brown, and Cathi Ward take a ride on the park train. Both Cathi and Lincoln work hard in Student Government. Mindi Hollingshead Jason Howard David Hyer Chris Ivie Doris Janez Christine Johnson David Johnson Paul Johnson Janene Julius Scott Karren Robie Kauo Lisa Kelso Julie Kerr 150 Seniors

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Dating Strategies No pain, No gain The Senior dating game raced on. The lucky person was randomly chosen and the age old problem of a ‘■yes’' an- swer came next. A creative in- vitation always seemed to do the trick. Family, friends and frustration were involved. Kathy Leahy planted an alarm set for 2:30 a.m. under the prospective date’s bed. Once the clock was discovered a note on a popsicle in the freezer led to a bottle of M M’s in the closet with the question. Susi Harris presented Scott Sorenson with a dozen long stemmed Mars Bars. A variety of offers and answers given in popcorn, balloons, cartoons, baked cakes, ACT tests and posters boosted the egos of many a dating senior. Most of the fun in dating was creating the oh-so-right-date on a limited budget with a stranger than fiction invitation. Mary Glazier Stacy Gleave Barbara Grant Michael Griffin Erin Hamilton Angela Hammond Todd Hannig Lori Hardy Suzanne Harris Matthew Harrison Paula Harward Lori Hatfield Brett Heath Amy Heckmann Kenneth Herbert John Hiatt Janelle Higbee Jimmy Higgins Kari Hilditch Sheri Hilditch John Hill u Pi C Melissa Hill Senior! 149

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Wendy Kennard Lang Kim Andy King Bart Kinsey Lynette Knighton Mike Kochevar Pari Kuchar Brianne Larsen Valynda Law Kathy Leahy Pillow Talk Art Of Procrastination The luminescent dial on the clock glows in the darkness of a room. The clock says it's 2:30 a.m. In despair, a lone sen- ior student slumps down over his mountain of books. He'll never finish the report; school starts in five hours. The clock keeps ticking down. In a last final attempt, the student turns on the light but to no avail for his eyes have dried to the point of paralysis and his body has collapsed from fatigue. As the clock turns to 7:14 a.m., the student pulls himself out of his chair to go to school. The halls seem to echo with his footsteps, the hall grows long- er, the walls close in, the lock ers lear at him and taunt him, he pushes open the door of Mr. Burton’s classroom and finds — it’s deer hunt. What a waste! What a night! Maybe next time, he will have learned not to pro- crastinate. LOOKIN' GOOD. Dan Mitchell and Alison Aplanalp were voted best look- ing by the majority of the Senior class. Dan plays football and Alison is head cheerleader. MAY I HAVE AN •‘A’' PLEASE? Cathi Ward. Sean Brown, and Lincoln Sher- anian played wheel of fortune in front of Provo High School's marquee hop- ing to receive high grades. Seniors