Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Freshmen Mutations A Gnique Species Appeared. There was a new class at Timpview this year. They fell into the Genus name Timp- view. and the species name Frosh. There were many char- acteristics of this species, one of which was its habitat. They were usually located in a geog- raphy. Algebra I. or physical education class. In between classes they could be found waiting for the famous Shuttle Bus or dodging BIG Seniors in the halls. They moved by run- ning. which if not careful led to the plague of Tripola,” de- fined in the dictionary as falling in an ungraceful manner. Freshmen came in all shapes and sizes averaging in height 410 and in weight 95 pounds, there were some exceptions though. They were omniverous because they ate everything with their favorites being “my- stery meat. potatoes and ap- plesauce. Their predominant activities included talking on the phone, scrounging up mon- ey off the floor or just hanging out. Their life span was usual- ly one year but some of them never seemed to die. Zoologist. Mr. Baird commented. The species which has appeared at Timpview High School this year was undoubtedly a muta- tion that will become a stronger strain of student in upcoming years.” Those who spotted this species had all different kinds of things to say about them. Linda Peterson commented. “ I love the Freshmen, they were the only ones in the school shorter than me. Contradict- ing. Janet Barrett said, Now I know why the Seniors never talked to me when I was a Freshman. or as Amy Baird said, I love them, they remind me of myself when I was a Freshman. Most of the upper- classmen felt like Jennifer For- rest when she commented. I love the Freshmen because they haven't learned to be snobs yet and they are always happy.” Timpview Thunder- birds excitedly welcome this new species to our school. TOOTING THEIR HORNS. Mason Miner. Mike Baird and Martin Howell excitedly toot their trombones. They played in the Freshman band, showing all how to have spirit. Mark Junsay Chad Kay Kelling Kerryl Jason Kerr Mary Ellen King William King Marilynn Kim Robert Kimmel Amy Koster Amy Kuhlman Jana Kunz Juli Laws Debbie Leonard George Liechty Landon Lindstrom Sharon Little Jared Lunceford Jesse Lyons Laura Lysenko Paul Maland Michael Madsen 202 Freshmen

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Everett Hoffman Kate Holbrook Richard Hollingshead Teresa Honson Matthew Homolik Keena Hooker Shannon Hopkinson Andreas Horlacher Marlin Howell Jeremy Hunt Heidi Hurst Janika Isakson Melanie Ivie Brandon Jackson Mike Jackson Jeffrey Jacobson Kim Jacobson Stacie Jacobson Marolynn James Brian Jaquith Jennifer Jardine Jerad Jarvis Sonia Jaussi Heather Johnson Julie Johnson Rebecca Johnson Claudine Jones Karen Jones Freshmen 201 THE COMPETITION. David Debry and associates try to show up the cheer- leaders by building a pyramid. These men are the future yell leaders and warrant keeping an eye on. GREAT BALLS OF FIRE. Jenny Clark and Amy Clark groove to the unheard beat. They hope one day to star on Soul Train and are constantly practic- ing to achieve this lofty goal.

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Stephanie Marriott Bryan Martin Jon Mather Gregory Max Gary Maxwell Minna McMclure Gina McDonald Bonnie McFarland Kami McLean Mason Miner Heather Mitchell Melanie Moody Jennifer Moore Jeremy Mortimore John Moses Bradford Moulton Kristina Nelson Travis Nelson Jayson Newitt Anh Ngyuyen Erin Nibley TWO OF A KIND. Mailynn Kim and Patsy groove to the beat at one of Timpview's many activities. These ac- tivities give Freshmen an opportunity to be with friends. JUST PLAYING AROUND. Kent Blackington is seen just playing around on his trumpet. One of Kent’s favorite activities is participating in the Freshman band. 1 £ cr PL Pi- Freshmen 203