Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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watched every video known to mankind. Many of the Junior class could be found at various dance places in Provo. Laurie Buckles said her favorite activity was knock ing 'em dead on the dance floor. Andrew Madsen, a senior, stated. Snow skiing is the best thing ever, Many seniors could be found testing their skills on the slopes in the winter months and with Spring's approach enjoyed convertibles. Darren Pratley stated. I’d rather spend the day at the Sports Park in Salt Lake racing around the track with a gorgeous woman.” Students never had trou ble finding interesting and creative things to do. Good times were part of school. Having a good time was a must for Timp- view students. At school, home, or work, they were always looking for fun. Each class had different ideas of what they liked to do. Nathan Hill, a freshman, said he loved going to school activities. More freshmen supported the school activities than any oth- er class. By attending them, the freshmen were able to become acquainted with the upperclassmen. Most sophomores, not be- ing able to date yet, tried to make the most of their social experiences by watching vid- eos in groups. This was a popular activity among the members of their class. Jim Snow claimed that his friends and he had GOING SHOPPING? Krissy Shipman and Dave Petersen check out at Day's Market. An awe- some skier. Dave plays the saxophone. Krissy could be seen eating at Hardee's every day. BLOW OUT THE CANDLES! Brooke Pratley celebrates her fifteenth birthday with friends. Brooke wants to marry Prince Edwards but would settle for dating Tom Cruise instead. 4 Good Times

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Many residents remembered the days when Timpview hovered high over acres of weeds. In the eight years since the auditorium was built, we have en joyed many theatrical productions. Ev- erything from the building of the biology greenhouse, the new plants in the com- mons. to the renovation of the Provo Tabernacle has placed Timpview in har mony with the surroundings and the community. Steve Radle commented, We are indeed Ten and Terrific!!’ LIGHTING THE WAY. Timpview High School shines through the night. The T-Birds always seem to climb to the top and shine through their differences in reaching their goals. Can you imagine Lady Liberty cele- brating her 100th anniversary? This year Timpview paused to celebrate its tenth birthday. New businesses such as the Yogurt Station and Magleby's Muffins have emerged. The Excelsior now provided a plush atmosphere for the Junior Prom. After the re naming of 650 East to Timp view Drive. David Wright stated. And why not? It marks off the territory owned by the Thunderbirds. THE PERFECT TEN. Scott Winterton struts his stuff. Scott has pride for Timpview and shows it by participating on the Freshman Football Team and doing exceptionally well. Ten and Terrific 3

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worth and Ka (un- They enjoy teresting ways t |ocker room chasing man through the lock during their spare time. LET S GO CRUISIN' Andrew Madsen Janet Barrett and Sean Brown park on the patio In one o. the well loved corn vertible Rabbits found all over THS student parking lot. school they are T.red and framed. Good Times 5