Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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We never kissed the past good- bye, because this year bodies were flaunt- ed in classical clothing pieces that were remnants of the past. From Paris, New York. Milan to our very own Timpview, clothes that made hot lines were timeless, eco- nomical, and time consuming pieces. This was especially evi- dent as demonstrated in the year's hottest hair styles which IN STYLE Going, going, going possessed a classical, heat pol- ished look. The curling iron was no longer necessary for to- day's styles; instead perms, mousse, gel and multiple neon permanent hair colors were substituted for modern hair equipment. Accessories were used to complete an outfit. Some ac- cessories, such as this year’s hottest jewelry, were bracelets, necklaces, chockers, and rings which were bolder, bigger, and in more gold tones. For men, classical tie pins and cufflinks were worn again. SUPER HOT FASHION. Just rolled In from Milan. Italy Is Gary Galland at- tired in Georges Marciano's latest. When you're dressed in what’s hot. you're hot? Let's Guess. 42 1984 1984 The making of heros, and conquering sheer ex- cellence was what Timp- view achieved in 1984. Timpview was awarded the nationally recognized T.H. Bell Award. This award many toiled to achieve, and proved it was a job well done. May Timp- view students continue their pilgrimage for excel- lence. vstum. 111 - ft 32

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tions which offered insight for the fu- ture. Soviet nuclear reactor at Chernobyl explodes, killing 31 people. Five million Americans join hands across America, to raise money for the nation s hungry. Statue of Liberty celebrates her 100th birthday after a complete renovation. Sarah Ferguson is royally married after wedding Britain's Prince An drew. Reagan and Gorbachev met for two days in Iceland to discuss nuclear arms. Halley 's comet was seen on its way to Neptune, for the last time until 2061. Nationwide war on drugs after ath- letes. Len Bias and Don Rogers die because of overdose. Challenger exploded and fell into At lantic Ocean after lift off. All seven members of the crew were killed. CHERNOBYL. On April 26.1986. a Soviet nuclear reactor explodes. Locally United Steel workers claim they are locked out of Geneva and unemployment soars in Utah Coun- ty- TOPPER. Cary Grant, the 50 s Holly- wood heartthrob. died this last year. He starred in movies from the late 40's to the 70’s as the debonair bon vivant and man-about-town. Newsmakers 41 ► j 49

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Some of the year's hottest accesso- ries were also the most expensive. The various natural animal and reptile skin accessories sold fast, but also emptied all pocket books. Anything natural and expensive was considered in style. Shoes were an important accesso- ry. The name “Reebok was most pre- ferred by those who chose to wear sneakers. For other shoes, name brands and comfort were most impor tant. Boots were hot. Especially cow- boy boots with embedded designs, or the classical straight leg boots. The rugged masculine look of the West was recaptured in today's time less denim. Hats and belts accented the western spirit. Handbags were, not only economi- cal. but a great accessory and were made from imitation leather, alligator skin or vinyl. The rapture for classic styles dominated the '86 scene. i -i r z 1985 —!□ ON WHEELS IN 85. The explosion of skating tips off the '85 year with a rapid speed. Influenced by the thrashing sport is active clothing that accompanies the sport. THE “IN LOOK. Truly an exam- ple of today's styles. Demonstrat- ing the simpler lines and the very body conscience look, clothing col- ors are open to anything one likes. SWEATSHIRTITIS. Angie Harris and Jenny Clarke model the new style in clothing, sweatshirts. Sweatshirts are made for clubs and come in all sizes to fit most individual needs. MODERN STYLES. Modern styles de- manded modern accessories. As seen in '86. dramatic, bolder jewelry pieces became the spice on these fashionable black body suits. 1985 43 49