Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Christopher Waters Julie Wilson Mike Wilson Reed Wilson Brent Winder Tomika Young Angela Hiatt Iralee Winkler Brett Wimmer Doug Wormington Scott Wrigley Douglas Yaeger Lulu Yen Christopher Young STANDING ON THEIR HEADS. Tau- sha Noble and Cami Cochran show their strength by standing on their hands. Cami enjoys being this year's Sophomore Class President. IT’S ALL IN THE CROWD. Monica Bir eley. Amy Kuhiman and Cherlyn Christensen cheer loudly at one of the pep assemblies. Pep Assemblies al- ways boost excited school spirits. w O X Dh o co MATH IS MADDENING! Tiffany An- derson shows her feelings after an- other confusing Geometry test. Aca- demics prove that difficult homework and high school are always insepara- ble. Sophomores 193

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Jon Talbot John Tandy Lisa Taylor Joy Ellen Tenney Matt Terry Justin Thomas Tyra Thomas Robert Thompson Elizabeth Thorstenson Dustin Tibbitts Marta Tijerina Matthew Trotter Gary Trowbridge Ariel Tolman Naomi Valdez Eric VanMoorlehem Scott Vigoren Jenny Wagner Nicole Wall Marcy Walton Carrie Waters Willis Wibur Mary Williams Stephanie Whitlock Steven White Kathie Wheadon Aaron Westberg Trina Wendelboe MOTIVATED BY MUSIC AND MOVIES Sophomores tastes were expressed. Sophomores’ taste in music was as varied as their hair- styles. Although many students liked music fresh off the assem bly line, there were some who preferred the old stuff.' The Pet Shop Boys. WHAM!, and Madonna were quite popular this year, although their music couldn't really be classified as anything except top 40.” and it was strictly M.T.V. material. Modern music became more in- fluential this year and many multi-leveled trendies got their thrills from dancing at Plasti- que. the Palladium, and the Pal ace on Fridays. They also could be found listening to The Cure. Ministry. Depeche Mode, and Dead or Alive. Sophomores had a habit of watching movies and T.V. shows just to ogle at popu lar sex symbols. Leaders of the sophomore sex symbol groups were Don Johnson. Cybill Shep- ard. Bruce Willis and those beat packers. Judd Nelson. Molly Ringwald and Emilio Estevez. Tom Cruise caused quite a sen- sation among Sophomore co- eds. As Tiffany Anderson put it. “No way. Tom Cruise is just dreamy. Many television and movie stars were admired for their uniqueness. Vanna White. Doris Day. Leonard Nimoy. Pee Wee Herman. Bill Cosby and the late Rock Hudson were cult favorites among a number of sophomores. I'M A HAPPY PERSON. Mike Clayton takes a break during type. Mike is an optimistic person in and out of classes. He enjoys being a sophomore and can hardly wait to drive. 192 Sophomores

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HEAD OF THEIR CLASS Freshmen officers lead the way. This year's Freshmen offi- cers led their class with pride and were enthusiastic to make this the best year ever for their class. President Andy Buckles found time to promote school spirit especially after snow-ski- ing. He felt that the Freshmen were the only class which en- joyed his great sense of humor. Likewise. Charles Helquist had lots of school spirit and com- mented. I ran for an office so that I could be involved.” Charles was involved and dis- played it by decorating for dances and attending activities despite his busy activities of golfing, skiing, and playing the drums in the orchestra. Lara Burr continued the Timpview tradition, as she led the class not only in activities but also in academics. She even had time to be on the winning Girls' Ten- nis Team. She put in hours dur- ing and after school, by partici- pating in activities as well as classwork. She commented, ‘My favorite class would defi- nitely have to be German.” She exemplified the well-rounded student by participating in both sports and academics. The offi- cers worked together and orga- nized leadership was the prod- uct. THREE OF A KIND. Freshmen offi- cers Charles Helquist. Lara Burr, and Andrew Buckles lead this year’s Freshman class with great activities that promote class spirit. 194 Freshmen