
Timpview High School![]()
Class Of 1979

Arturo de Hoyos
| Residing In: | Burke (Fairfax County), VA |
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| Occupation: | Archivist and Historian, in Washington, DC |
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| Children: | Yes |
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Thanks for the guest membership here. I graduated in 1978, but had several friends in the class of 1979.
After High School I served in the "Deutschland Mission München" (Germany Munich Mission), in which several other Provo High / Timpview High alumni served, including Donnette Davis, Robert Wilson, Colin Hickenlooper, David Harris, Craig Hughes, Vernon Gubler, and Garn Nibley.
Following my return I attended BYU, during which I became interested in etymology, languages, and philology. I speak German, Spanish, and some Russian, and read French and Latin fairly well, as well as some Hebrew.
Arturo's Recent Comments
Hey Arturo:
After I sent you that old Tarot deck recently, I started to get curious about it myself. I stumbled across a Tarot for Dummies book at the local branch of our library, checked it out, and then ended up buying a Waite-Smith deck off eBay. I've been playing around with the cards in no particularly organized way ever since.
On another note, I spent several weeks in Switzerland once years ago, taking a Sursilvan course during my summer break from teaching in Kuwait. They had a game they played using Tarot cards. I can't remember much about it now, but I'm interested in the idea of creating my own game using the major arcana as a some sort of quirky trumps deck.
In any case, it seems lots of Southern Europeans use Tarot cards for games just as we use face cards. I suppose they're really not all that different, but the extra suit makes things interesting.
Finally, my former neighbor, one Pat Bagley, who has now moved away to Portugal, used to do readings at parties here in the neighborhood. He hasn't ever done me, but one of these days when he's in town visiting maybe.
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