Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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CHEERFUL CHOIR. Teres Gourdin. Dan Bardsley. Matt Anderson. Allison Skinner, and Daneen Goodwin enjoy singing. Concert choir is a good class for learning vocal skills. TWICE AND TALENTED. Samantha Harris takes her turn accompanying while Charlotte Larsen turns pages. They are both Sophomores who enjoy expressing themselves through mu- sic. A Coppell Choir Front row: Teresa Snow. Mary Brown. Lucille Benson. Andy Madsen. Stuart Hcim- dal. Scott Vigoren. Candice Cannon. Kim Cutler. Jennie Olsen. Second row: Robyn Fletcher. Lynettc Knighton. Cherilee Caldwell. Thane Slegowski. Randy McNeely. Tom Carlisle. Apryll Branham. Kristen Smith. Doris Juarez. Third row: Christina Debry. Christy Gordon. Adana Manookin. Jeanne Dill. Gerald Gilson. Tom Chamberlain. David Hlck- enlooper. Heather Lincbarger. Patricia Ward. Su- zanne Brown. Deidrc Jensen. Fourth row: Julie Ann Rowbury. Jennifer Elkington. Barbara Grant. Usa McKay. Heather WIHe. Steve Pitts. Paul Deines. James Jaussi. Jeff Nielsen. Junean Stonely. Susi Harris. Sue Dodge. Shauna VanOrman. Barbara Sanders. MELODIOUS MUSICIANS. Heather Willc. Lisa McKay. Adana Manookin and Jeanne Dill sing soprano in style. All involved in A Cappella enjoy the chance to express their talents. SERIOUS SINGING. Stuart Heimdal. Tom Carlisle. Scott Vigoren. Kim Cut- ler. and Jennie Olsen sing their parts which blend as the choir sings. Choirs 79

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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

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