Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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YOUNG CHAMPIONS Timp Golfers Take Region Honors. “Although this year s team was quite young.” commented Coach Barry Olson, “ they were really su- perb.” In Timpview's ten year history, our golf team had won the regional championships eight times. Sopho- more Mike O'Brien had the overall lowest score in three out of the five tournaments in which he compet- ed. Mike held many medalist hon- ors to his credit. Scott Brockbank, also a sopho more, earned several honors as he won the overall lowest score at all CALLING THE SHOTS. Coach Barry Olsen instructs sophomore Mike O'Brien on the upcoming state games. Mike is up to par with his team and friends as a key golf team member. regional tournaments in which he participated. Through the next three to four years, Timpview's young golf team will be exceptionally strong. They have great talent, dedication and participation. Each member contributed spe- cial individual skills and was will- ing to teach those skills to fellow golfers. Coach Olson did a fine job coaching these golfers. He had shared his knowledge hoping to en- courage them to continue their competitive golf careers. POTT PUTT PUTT. Another success ful Brockbank brother. Scott Brock- bank follows past family traditions by winning the overall low score at the region eight tournament this year. 86 Golf

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Gridders Start Climb Squads have Mountains to Conquer. Regardless of the reasons for a difficult season and conflict- ing opinions, the freshman and sophomore teams kept trying. For the Timpview players and coaches, the season meant hours of grueling effort that led to injuries and some victories. Hopes were high as the Freshman football team showed great spirit in defeating Provo High. Their coach said, They had fun and are the most talented group of guys I've coached. During the sea- son they managed to get three injuries. Keith Wilson broke an arm and Travis Nelson broke an ankle. Quarterback Jason Kerr received a concussion. After Jason’s injury Lanny Lindstrom stepped in and fol lowed his brother’s footsteps in the quarterback position for the team. The Sophomore team didn't start well but later proved that they could keep up the Timp- view tradition when they downed the Pleasant Grove Bruins 26-20. The game was close and tremendously excit- ing to the parents, friends, and fellow students who attended. Hans Magleby led the team to victory with two touchdowns. Dan Nelson and Brett Wimmer followed close behind with one touchdown each. Four Sopho- mores, Val Maughan. Ben Bos- well, Brett Stohlton and Bob Jones led the defense by fear lessly holding back the Pleas- ant Grove Bruins. Coach War die commented, These ath- letes will be a great asset for our future varsity team. As the teams proved, the season began on an offbeat note but ended in several well-timed vic- tories. GAVE IT CXJR ALL. The Freshman de- fense is the strongest point of their game plan. One thing on their minds is destroying the chance of a touchdown for the opposing team. Front row: Val Maughan. Brett Wimmer. Warner Murphy. Jason Nielson. Danny Nelson. Brett Stohlton. Bob Jones. Michael Denning. Daniel Doxey. Chris Waters. Ben Boswell. Second row: Tim Clyde. Curtis Hansen. Marty Sandgren. Robert Seehafer. David Martin. Joel Hill. John Tandy. Ron Brown. Ben Moffett. Chris Nelson. Third row: David Knighton. Jared Osmond. Richard Stone. Mike Jackson. Matt Misbach. Marc Allen. Kenny Bacon. Alex Rosborough. Fourth row: Duane Shumway. Randy Peterman. David Hickenlooper. Hans Magleby. Corby Mathews. Peter Jones. Jason Cook. John Hansen. Steve Pritchett. Mike Sanford. EYES ON THE BALL. Ready to throw a touchdown pass. Gary Trowbridge scans the playing field. Gary is a quar- terback who could throw the football with accuracy and power. Sophomore Football 85

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LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION! Ryan Morrison and Mike O’Brien practice putting on the golf course at River- side. Ryan and Mike never get bored just putting around with golf. GOLF MEETS Tri-City 1st Hobble Creek 1st Spanish Oaks 2nd 9 East Bay 1st 1 Bonneville 1st I Region 8 Champs I State 3rd TEED OFF! Pat Liechty. Mike Stratton and Shad Roundy illustrate proper technique on the green. The golf team practices in rain or shine. Mike enjoys getting teed off. MEASURING UP. Pat Liechty precise ly prepares his shot for par. Pat has also participated in such sports as ten- nis and skiing. Pat likes to hot dog down the slopes. GOLF TEAM: Shad Roundy. Brett Clark. Scott Brockbank. Pat Liechty. Barry Olson, coach: Mike O'Brien. Jason Hawkinson. Ryan Morrison. Todd Overton. Not Pictured: Mike Stratton and Jeff Thorne. Golf 87