Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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imp immMiREffl High face! At Timpview you can be yourself and part of everybody else at the same time.” Kimo Esplin 1980 My biggest challenge is squeezing every thing I want to do into one day without getting more insane than I am. .. . Joanne Baird-1983 Do what you want to do. act like you want to act. be yourself and just be hap py.” Simeen Brown 1985 Timpview is a school that ranks high in excellence and classiness, we re awe- some.” Norma Jean Pulsipher-1986 Timpview was more fun than a barrel of monkeys. Craig Terry 1986 Enjoy high school it will never happen again.” . Jill Thorne-1985 The use of computer technology has brought great joy and happiness during ev- ery holiday season. We will look back on the countless hours spent doing the impos sible. Amy Amy-1987 school was just one big smiley Darren Mo Pratley 1987 AUDITORIUM IS ADDED. In 1981 Timpview is enlarged. Timpview receives a new auditorium instead of a swimming pool. It gives stu- dents a chance to demonstrate their pride. GIVE ME A “T.” Timpview cheer- leaders have always led the school to victory. They help promote school spirit and receive national recognition for their hard work. SERVING TIME. As the school changes, its policies also change. One new procedure is the attendance rou- tine. Getting students to their classes on time is a full time job. Ten Years of Excellence 35 49

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PAST PERFECTIONS Ten Years of Excellence Timpview celebrated its tenth year anniver sary this year, From that very first year in 1978, Timpview has made its place in Provo by progressing and establishing a reputation for increasing excellence. In 1981 the auditorium was added to the school to bring class to the classes. That same year Timpview changed its mascot from an Indian to a mighty Thunderbird. Timpview contin- ued its success in many areas. Since 1983, the cheerleaders have gone to Florida and re- ceived many national honors. In 1984 a new variety of deten- tion was fostered, students served after school for their tar- dies instead of having their grades suffer. Then, to culmi- nate Timpview's progress in 1984, the school received the T.H. BELL Award for Excel- lence in Education. The nation recognized Timpview for what Thunderbirds had known all along, Timpview was the best. SOLEMN CONTEMPLATING. Curtis Evans solemnly contemplates the changes that the school has made. After much thought the mascot is changed from an Indian to a Thunder- bird. The year of 1978 began the era of Timpview. Stu- dents were building the foundations that would ever after be called upon. With the slogan Timp is everywhere Timpview in- troduced a new school into a one-high school town. The goal was to prove that Provo High wasn’t the only Provo high school. — 34 1978 32

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SPORTS VICTORS Timpview dominates Region Eight Out of the dreary, drizzling musk rose an enormous or- ange monster. A monster that wanted Bear with its Rice. Many battles have been played on the turf of the Cites, but none as satisfying for the Thunderbird as that played Nov. 21,1986. Timpview took its first state football title with bloody revenge carpet burns. First, the team brazenly brushed past the Provo Bull- dogs, then, in an historical over- time. vanquished the Bears of Bear River, beating the team that ended Timpview's chance for the state title the previous year. Jeff Lindstrom expressed the feelings of the football team and other victorious teams by saying, “It’s the best feeling in the world.” Many other Timpview teams did well this year. Both Girls’ and Boys’Cross-Country took first in state. Golf took third in state and Girls' Volleyball took fifth in state. T-BIRDS EAT RICE. Timpview and Bear River set up at the line in the state playoff game. Timpview's new wishbone offense pays off as the team becomes best in the state. 36 1979 i i [= 1979 m 1979 was the year that Homecoming was staged as the Civil War; Mr. Strong competed in the I'm a little bit macho” contest. Donny and Marie were the honored guests at the annual Freshman as- sembly. Rolled up “straight legged levis” were the ultimate in bush, a common term for dumb. 32