Timpview High School - Talon Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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TE CHAMPIONS Reap Rewards. Back row: Jennifer Kuhlmann. Jenni- fer Baird. Patti Bennion. Mary Gribble. Niki Pedro. Pari Kuchar. Front row: Sherston Hughes. Erin Gribble. Bar- bara Sanders. Teresa Gourdin. Marcie Briggs. Melinda Clegg. Girls 1st 1st 1st 1st Invitationals Provo Murray Pleasant Grove Grand Junction Tri Meets Springville Pleasant Grove Wasatch Carbon Region VIII State 3A Competition 1st Champions Champions FOLLOW THE LEADER. Erin Gribble. Mary Gribble. and Sherston Hughes follow Melinda Clegg as she sprints to the finish. Girls' Cross Country team is Timpview's best ever. BREATHLESS. Mary Gribble gasps for air while Melinda Clegg heads up the hill. Melinda skis down the slopes when she is not running. Mary settles for only the best. Cross Country 91

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3 A CROSS COUNTRY STA Hard Work and Hours of Dedication TAKE IT TO THE TOP. The Timpview cross country teams were outstanding when it came to winning. The teams started their season defeating the Timpview and Provo Alumni in the first week of September. Through the season the teams showed improvement. The girls kept their winning record by remaining undefeated. At the Murray Invitational the girls’ team took the title, and the guys came in a close third. Both teams went to Colorado for the first time ever to chal- lenge the runners of Grand Junction. The teams came away victorious in both girls’ and boys' divisions. From all night parties to 100 degree weather workouts the cross country teams showed they couldn’t be out done. MOVE IT OVER. Doug Ycagar is head- ing for the finish line. He is one of this year's outstanding runners for cross country and also the track team. Doug likes to draw. Front row: James Tree. Dan Simmons. Jim Melo. Michael Baird. Brian Baird. Paul Ashby. Doug Yeagar. Mark Ashby. Back row: Tom Karren. Lance Maughn. John Hiatt. Doug Baird. Dave Spence. Joel Sy- browski. Matt Hiatt. Keith Winder. Michael Laney. SUN IN THE FACE. Doug Baird. Doug Yeager, and Jim Melo race down the road leading the pack at the Spring- ville meet. Doug Baird has been on the team for three years. 90 Cross Country

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T-BIRD SPIKERS WERE Teamwork was the Slaps, thuds and squeaks came from the girls' gym. as the awesome Girls' Volleyball Team put in hours of practice. This is the best team I’ve ever coached! commented Coach Janet Bowes. The Varsity Team had a win-loss ratio of six to two and the Junior Varsity Team had a win-loss ratio of six to four. Timpview volleyball was setting a new standard. In the past the team had been good, but this year the team was outstanding. This is the best team and coach Timpview has ever had, said Jenn Williams, a member of the varsity team who had spent the last year in Boston with her family. She was a key player and helped lead the energetic team to many wins this year. The volleyball team prac- ticed every day after school and started in the summer pre- paring for the year. Teamwork was the key and this year’s vol- leyball team not only had tal- ent. but they were also friends and worked hard together dur- ing their rigorous practice ses- sions. The team consisted of people from all classes and they added to the spirit that made Timpview number one! As Amy Powell commented, We’ll definitely take state this year. TAKE THIS! Terri Raisor shoots back at the opposing team taking Timpview to a win. Terri is outstanding on the volleyball court as well as on the bas- ketball court. Girls' sports would have dwindled without Terri. TIMPVIEW'S WINNERS. The Varsity Volleyball Team imitates the New York Rockettes by doing high kicks. The team shows unity by participating in many activities together. The win- ning line-up struts their stuff begin- ning with Alexia Lopez. Cynthia Reeves. Coach Bowes. Terri Raisor. Amy Powell. Jenn Williams. Lisa Cloward. Teri Reynolds. Carolyn Bird. Wendy Jardine. Tomika Young. Tricia Jaquith. Wendi Pierce and Kris Wil- son. READY FOR ACTION. The Girls' Vol- leyball Team is ready to conquer any- one or anything that gets in its way. Intense moments are many on the court. Winning and losing, the team keeps up the Timpview spirit. 92 Volleyball