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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Once again, Timpview was tops as far as athletics were concerned. When students weren't in school learning or at home studying, they could be found on the football, baseball or soccer fields, in the gym, on the tennis courts or golf courses. Being on a sports team provided a sense of unity among the members. Athletes learned that success only came from many long hours of practice. Timpview's teams were dedicated and possessed a tremendous desire to win. Students also enjoyed various individ- ual sports. Whether zooming down pow dery ski slopes, cycling speedily along JUMP! Van Halen and The Pointer Sisters would have been proud of this year's volleyball team which trounces their competition. Dedication nets many victories for our girls in '87. city streets, or skating on icy rinks, stu- dents found pleasure in expressing their individuality through sports. It was tre- mendous for students to develop their individual talents in sports which fit their lifestyles and helped them achieve a feeling of fitness. Athletic events were popular social activities for students. I really liked go- ing to football and basketball games be- cause everyone was there, commented Suzanne Brown. The cheerleaders and drill team encouraged fans to get up and cheer Timpview's sports teams on to victory. Individual expertise and team work contributed to our success. DETERMINATION. A group of T-Bird cross country members lead the pack at a region meet and never look back until they hold the first place trophy for our school. What a feeling! Compel j|