Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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SOPHOMORES THE SOPHOMORE DICTIONARY New explanations of the English Language. Unique could have been a definition to explain the stu- dents at Timpview this year. When some Sophomore stu- dents were asked what one word described them best, many different and interesting answers were given. To explain their uniqueness these were some of their responses. CORNY — one who has a slightly yellow complexion; tends to pop around a lot. INTELLECTUAL — a person who answers all the questions first; usually has strained arm muscles from trying to raise their arm the highest. COOL — people who walk around wearing T-shirts and shorts, sweating profusely, and waving cheap Oriental fans. CALIFORNIAN — -Well, uh. what was the question?” ORGANIC — recognizable by the greenery sprouting out of their head and the forest crea tures nesting in their limbs. OUTRAGEOUS — Is their life after the Chicago Bears? OFF THE WALL. Sophomore Sec retary Brett Wimmer and Sopho- more Senator Tim Clyde enjoy re- presenting Sophomores this year. Leading their classmates is a new experience. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Jonathon Kunz and Tim Clyde. Sophomore Senators; Brett Wim- mer. Secretary; Cami Cochran. Sophomore President: Julie Rob- erts. Vice President. GET OFF MY BACK. Keith Jacobs son and Tyler Smith enjoy giving each other piggy back rides. They also like skateboarding on Tyler's homemade ramp and fresh powder skiing. 178 Sophomores

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Melissa Wilcox James Wilde Natalie Willis David Wilson Isaac Wilson Marci Wilson Michael Wilson Scott Wilson Wendy Wilson Naomi Winkler Linda Winterton Tom Wokolee Juniors 177 JUNIORS CONTRIBUTE Add Class To Timpview Juniors could always be seen in a crowd. They al- ways looked happy, Ben York commented. “ Did they really always seem that hap py? Jenny Olsen thought so, We just did what we had to do and were content with doing it. she said. Juniors could now be clas- sified as upperclassmen and had the many rights and privileges of upperclassmen but not the responsibilities of the Seniors. The class of '88 had, by their Junior year, figured out some of the tricks and se- crets to getting a good grade GREAT SOCCER WEATHER. Wil- liam Taylor has great form as he approaches the soccer ball. Bill also plays the clarinet in the school band and orchestra. in a class without working too hard. They had figured out that they could finally enjoy the social life at school. The Junior year was one in which preparations for the future transpired. I started by taking the ACT, Ben Harrison remarked. Many Juniors took the ACT for the first time this year. Jobs were also a first for many student. Heather Stott added, 'I found a job busing tables and working the front counter at Cobblers Restur- aunt. I really think it will help me to learn the respon- siblities I’m going to have to face later on in life. Togeth er, as a class and as indivi- duals, Juniors made an over- whelming contribution to Timpview. David Woods Kathy Yorgason Benjamin York Melinda Young Kyle Zaike David Young

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A PAT ON THE BACK. Jenny Overton congratulates Scott Brockbank for do- ing so well on the golf team. With Scott’s help, the golf team won the Region Golf Tournament. LET’S ROCK N’ ROLL. Jamie Ash- man and Pam Pierpont demonstrate the kid inside as they play on the tee- ter-totter. Brett Wimmer. in the back- ground tries to run them over. Kristine Abel Marc Allen Felicia Alvarez Dallin Anderson Heather Anderson Natalie Anderson Tiffany Anderson Wendy Sue Anderson Paige Armstrong Jamie Ashman Julie Ashworth Ken Bacon Jennifer Baird Jeanne Bass Christian Bastian Jeremy Bates Alex Beck Larry Becvar Marin Beesley Patricia Bennion Paula Bergeson Brandon Bigler Davis Birch Kathy Bird to w 04 O O X Cl, O CO Sophomores 179