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Kari Palmer Laura Palmer Christine Partin David Pearson Bradley Perry Steve Pitts Kirstyn Poelman Lisa Pope Benton Porter Amy Powell Donald Pratt Doran Pratte Marci Raisor Arwen Rasmussen Tosh Rawle Cole Reinwand u C Michael Rencher Brent Ripley y y Danny Roberts Gregory Robe;ts SHHHH!! I’M HUNTING WABBITTS. Becky Robison sports in her cowboy western attire to hunt for rabbits in the pasture. Becky is an excellent dogger and is touring with the group. Juniors 173
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Mark Miner MaryLynn Miner Melesa Miner Brent Molen Shawn Molyneux Angela Moore Christopher Morrison Darin Moses Shauna Myers Teotihuaca Ngatuvai Lisa Nielsen Larinda Nilsen Carol Nyman Gary Oakeson Mario Oaks Barry Ogden Matthew Ohran Suzette Okey Lisa Ollivier Jennie Olsen THE JUNIORS AND THEIR TIME What Time? Many Juniors found that their Ju- nior year left little time for relaxing activities that they enjoyed. Austin Bankhead pondered the moments when he stayed up until 1:00 in the morning doing his physical science homework. Waking up at 5:30 in the morning and trying to maintain a level of coherency was a difficult yet common problem for most Ju- niors. The Junior year, separated those bound for higher education and those who were wandering around MAKE MY DAY. David Clayton playfully strikes a threatening pose in yearbook. Students spend many long hard hours meeting deadlines. Dave is always willing to help. trying to find themselves. The Timpview schedule allowed stu- dents to take the electives they al ways wanted to take High school was the time for many who took the opportunity to find out who they really were and what they really en- joyed. I don't know where I have been, and I have no idea where I'm going! Mark Miner contributed. Summing it all up Wendy Wilson commented. I'd rather be busy than bored. ALL SMILES. Laurie Buckles and Christi Partin flash their pearly whites while discussing the grades they received in English. English is a class all Juniors take. 172 Juniors
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SPARE TIME What Spare Time? Juniors, when asked what they did in their spare time, re- sponded. “What spare time?” No one seemed to have any time. A better way to ask the question was. “What do you spend your time after school doing?” Of course, the typical answer was homework.” but even with homework, most found time to socialize. Juniors discovered many creative ways to socialize, some spent hours talking on the phone, others just hung around with friends, or now that they had their li- cense found new ways of driv- ing around town The most pop ular way of socializing for many Juniors was dating. Timpview's club activities gave students a chance for this socializing. The Junior Prom wa also instigated for this purpose. Now that the determined class of '88 was sixteen, they could get jobs, and many did. Some worked in offices and res- taurants. Some students were paid for working extra hours on the tech-crew, and a number of students were employed by their parents. It was much ea- sier to get a job if you or your parents had connections such as friends or relatives who owned companies or business es. Although most students started working when they turned sixteen, some had cir- cumstances allowing them to start work at an earlier age. The majority of the students had jobs, but there were some who didn't. Some of these stu- dents felt they were too busy for jobs, being involved with homework and other in and out side of school activities. Having a job made life easier for Ju- niors because they had money when they needed it and were able to participate in school sponsored activities. Although many Juniors said that because of their social lives their Junior year was the best, they also looked forward to the life of their Senior year. CHEESE! Linda Wintcrton. in the attendance office, is eager and will- ing to serve the Timpview student- body. Linda also takes stats for the Varsity Football Team. Barbara Sanders Aimee Sanderson Mike Sanford Doran Sanft Brad Seamons Shawna Self David Sellers Kathy Shields Dan Simmonds Allison Skinner Thane Slagowski Andrew Smith Jessica Smith Kennon Smith Rebecca Robison Steve Robinson David Robinson Martin Rosales John Rosenvall Kristi Ross 174 Juniors
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