Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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JUST ANOTHER RIDE. Jamie Ash- man pulls Brett Stohlton for a wagon ride on the playground. Brett is one of the Sophomore football players and Jamie enjoys friends and bike rides. IT S TOO COLD OCJT HERE! Chris Nelson sits in a swing contemplating his life. Chris also plays basketball and is a member of the excellent Soph- omore Football team. Monica Bireley Grace Boekweg Christopher Bohn Ben Boswell Bobby Boyd Kendall Brady Julian Brailsford Allen Brighton Jennifer Brown Kim Brown Mary Brown Ronald Brown Jaylynn Burgess Timothy Burt Wendy Bussio Kimberli Cartwright Cami Chamberlain Kathy Chapman Melanie Chapman Cherlyn Christensen Deidre Christiansen Michael Clayton Carolyn Clifford Lisa Cloward 180 Sophomores

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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

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Dennis Cluff Timothy Clyde Camille Cochran Jason Cook Jay Cook Becky Culter Joanne Dahl Shauni Datwyler Jared Day Michael Denning Marc Dixon Dyana Dorton Daniel Doxey Steve Dyer Emmah Edwards Kristine Ellis Julianne Ely Melissa Engemann Brent Esplin Michael Evans Tasha Freestone Cassandra Flores Steve Fisher Daniel Fitzgerald DREAMS OF THE FUTURE A refreshing touch of optimism The goals and dreams of the Sophomore class were very diversified. Some of the students just wanted a date for the weekend, while oth- ers had loftier goals for their futures. When asked what the biggest dream or goal in their life was, some students answered: To become one with na- ture . . . Anonymous To be on Three’s Com- pany . . . Chava Segura WHITE PAPER TRASH! Joe Mier- isch gets rid of his excess Home- work. Joe parties on weekends and he could often be seen cruising down Center Street on Friday and Saturday nights. For Neil Diamond to kiss me . . . Lori Maxwell To become a yell-leader . . . Justin Thomas To be a doctor . . . Kathy Chapman These goals, to some, may seem a little silly or even unrealistic. Two goals were expressed by the ma- jority of students. I wanna' be rich and I just want to get married. True, these students might be a little young to be worrying about marriage, but there was a good chance that their dreams would hap pen and their lifetime fanta- sies would become a reality. CO H o 2 o X Cc O CO Sophomores 181