Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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PLAYING THE NIGHT AWAY. Mike Butterfield practices his guitar. Mike is a very skilled guitar player and not only plays in Jazz Band but in one of his own. FRFSHMAN BAND; Front row; David Backman. Chris Chamberlain. Wend» Carter. Kim Klein. Jen- nifer Jardtne. Julie Johnson. Second row: Karen Jones. Erika Hansen, fcrik Olsen. Jeff Brimley. R chael Pope. Mandy Eakett. Chantelle Startup. Heather Mitchetl. Third row: Ryan Harris. Sean Pe- terson. Jamie Vipel. Matthew Trotter. Mike Mad sen. Brian Baird. Brian Kapel. Michael Baird. Sean Hodpe. Fourth row: Andy Bowman. Dan Clarke. Malt Avery. Matt Giles. John Slonely. Mason Min- er. Marlin Howell. Back row: Cory Ctoward. Chris Thomas. Travis Rapier. Everett Hoffman. Jason Anderson. Matt Anderson. Paul Swan. Paul Brown. JAZZ BAND: Front row: Scan Ham- mond. Mike Butterfield. Back row: Rusty Heath. Lonnie Forbes. Brian Bankhead. Jason Fugal. Peter Jones. Daniel Day enjoy the rhythm of jazz. Band 77

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PRACTICE MADE PERFECTION Band students burst talent sound barriers. — - Being in the band provided valuable music experience to many Timpview students. Tak ing this class meant that one could learn how to play a new instrument, read and interpret sheet music, or even write com- positions. To say Band was de ceiving. actually, there were three bands: Freshman Band. Jazz Band, and the Symphonic Band. Keeping up with the ac tivities was not easy. Not only did the band perform at pep- assemblies and ball-games, but they also performed in several concerts throughout the year. Some especially talented stu- STRIKE UP THE BAND. Mark Cox prepares to play his trumpet. Mark plays in the musical. My Fair Lady and also plays in the Utah Valley Youth Symphony after school. SYMPHONIC BAND: Front row: Chrtttinc Spencer. Teresa Snow. Marci Raisor. Karen Gammon, Ken- dall Brady. Don Pralt. Second row: Kalhy Stock. Daniel Day. Tammy Smith. Dawn Smith. Third row: Rebecca Nielsen. Robby Weal. William Taylor. Keith Winder. Lisa Cloward. Bobby Boyd. Troy Pe- terson. fourth row: Duatyn Tibbitt . Randy Peter man. Daniel Doxey. Scott Percival. Fifth row: Mark Co . Bradley Kendall. Doug Baird. John Talbot. Back row: Grace Boefcweg. Jeannette Rodrigue . Pari Kuchar. dents played many instruments and some were in two band classes. When David Strong was asked why he was in band, he said, I loved music and liked playing the drums.” Dave was one of the two students representing the state of Utah in the McDonald’s All Ameri- can Band”. He traveled to New York and played in the Macy’s Christmas Parade on Thanks giving Day. JAZZ BAND: David Johnson. Stuart Heimdal. Sean Slay. Brett Whiffen. Troy Peterson. David Hyer. Andrew Madsen. Matt Leaptrot play jazz, a genuine American musical form. ALL SET. Daniel Doxey sets his posi- tion for playing the snare drum. Dan not only plays the snare but many oth- er percussion instruments. He plays in band and orchestra. HUFFING AND PUFFING. Murray O'Dell sets his ombisure for the tuba. Murray has talents in many areas in- cluding drama and debate. He is also in the musical My Fair Lady. 76 Band

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 VOCAL musicians: perform Renditions prove to be real crowd pleasers. — — ••:. =ay£ Many students at Timpview took choir this year. There were many choir classes of- fered and all were conducted by Paul Larson. The Concert Choir was a training choir for students looking toward the A Cappella and Madrigals Choir. They performed about six times a year. The A Cappella Choir was the largest choir in the school and consisted of mostly Seniors and Juniors. They met every day and not only practiced and memorized music, but were also taught vo- cal skills and techniques. The Madrigal Choir was the small- est having only twenty mem- bers. It involved Juniors and Seniors many of whom had been in the other choirs. The Madrigal and A Cappella Choirs each performed about twenty times a year. All choirs pro- vided a break in the day from paperwork and gave students a chance to enhance their tal- ents. Andy Madsen summed it all up as he commented. “A Cappella was the most fun be cause it was a chance to make new friends, learn new songs and have fun doing it. BLEND AND BALANCE. Randy McNcely. Bevan Briggs. Julie Ann Rowbury. and Suzanne Brown perfect the pitch by singing around the piano while Lynette Knighton accompanies them. HARMONIOUSLY HUMMING. Mark Gillie and Newell Bowman add to the male section of the concert choir. In most of the choirs the girls outnumber the guys about two to one. CONCERT CHOIR: Fronl row: Liz Petersen. MF cbelle Roylance. Daneen Goodwin. Dan Bardsley. Newell Bowman. Whitney Talbot. Marilyn Muhles- tein. Teresa Gourdin. Amy Rowbury. Second row: Vclcah Bardsley. Signe Bergeroy. Jana Murray. Mark Gille. Matt Andersen. Dena Ripley. Melanie Moody. Kim Cartwright. Laurel Dairen. Third row: Chanel Hopkins. Lisa Hyde. Teresa Johnson. Jenni- fer Herbert. Mary Ann Sharpe. Allison Skinner. Samantha Harris. Charlotte Larsen. Mary Nielsen. MADRIGALS: Front row: Heather Willie. Jennifer Snow. Barbara Grant. Bevan Briggs. Kristen Smith. Jeff Nielsen. Randy McNeely. Robyn Fletcher. Den- ise Dinsdale. Shauna VanOrman. Julie Ann Row- bury. Second row: Lynette Knighton. Kim Cutler. Suzanne Brown. John Hill. Gerald Gilson. Sean Brown. Candice Cannon. Apryll Branham. Jennie Olsen. 78 Choirs