Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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WHAT'S COOKING. Brad Moulten smells something fishy in the air but can’t quite place it. Fifth period is hard to sit through for many students be cause it is right before lunch. CATCH THE WAVE. Josh Benson has yet to learn that you shouldn't go in the water directly after eating. Josh participates in a Halloween game at noon which he found invigorating. PHONY BUSINESS. Mom I'm sick, seriously.” Illness grew to epidemic proportions during finals. One Fresh- man at the attendance office tries to get out of taking a test. 208 Freshmen

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EASILY TAUGHT. Amy Roberts and Beth Wilson work to brush up on their English grammar in Mr. Anderson's class. He demands perfection and dis- cipline of his English students. Michael Thygerson Lyn Anna Tidwell Ath Toun James Tree Adrianne Vela Jami Vigil Allison Wallace Rebecca Walker Angela Walton Rachelle Ward Gregory Weaver Trent Webb Laura Westberg Robert Westover Brett Whiffen Kersten White Lyndora Wicks Elizabeth Wilson Carol Wilson Keith Wilson Janna Winkel History In The Making Freshmen Began Traditions. The class of '90 had so much spirit that the other three classes had to give their all just to keep up. During Hi Week. Freshmen were expected to earn their wings, and could be seen in parking lots and hall- ways singing the Fight Song with pride. Little orange bodies CONCISE WELDING. Joe Campbell precisely measures his metal project for a welding job. Besides sporting his safety glasses. Joe is talented and ac- tive in industrial arts. garnished the stands cheering our teams to victory. During a pep assembly, the Freshmen gave the Seniors a run for their money as they tied in a compe- tition. The Seniors gave it their all and only won by one deci- bel. The Freshmen set a stan- dard for all to achieve and as Susie Ostler commented. This year's Freshmen have so much spirit they must have lit- tle hearts of orange.'' Freshmen 207

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PRETTY AS A PICTORE. Three of Timpview's Freshmen pose for a pho- tographer. Freshmen are always try- ing to get their pictures taken even the photographers didn’t mind. Nicole Williams Tracie Winters Taylor Woods Tom Worrall Allyson Wray Joel Wright Meredith Wright Michael Young Keith Zaike Expressing Themselves Freshmen Speak Clp. Many Freshmen tried to dis- play feelings toward their class with passages like Alicen Per- ry's “totally, massively, defi- nitely. completely, bizarrely, awesome a heck. When asked to describe the class of '90. Jason Kerr wrote, I’m speech- less. Still others were critical, saying, “I think that they need to grow up and mature. This BLONDES AREN’T DUMB. Rochelle Roach. Melody Warner and Lara Burr casually talk about the topics of poli- tics and the arms race, a subject that Freshmen frequently discuss. AND HE SAW A Ghost stories are told among Freshmen with much fer- vor. emitting screams. If the lights were out. these poor souls would prob ably be running helter-skelter. from someone who watches Scooby Doo? There were also a few skeptics such as Christian Adams who said, Most of the Freshmen won’t graduate. There were many nonsensical answers from those who didn't understand. ”1 wish it were '89 it sounds better. Rachel Farm- er proved her point by saying. A quite intelligent group of people who don’t know any- thing. One unknown partici- pant of the survey rudely com- mented, What a stupid thing to describe. Freshmen 209