Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Junior Class Val Kendell Preferred Man Brent Wagstaff Senior Class Sophomore Class Jimmy Hunt David Sundvik The Preference Ball proved to be on- of the biggest and best dances of the yea But then it was girl's choice and if th. girls wanted to get their preferred man the had to ask about a month before the done As a result, the men above are our pr ferred men. They are all friendly and she a great deal of leadership in the scho- and in their class. Brent, our studentbod president; Jimmy, our senior class Vic president; Val, our Junior class presiden and David, our sophomore class presiden are always ready and willing to help an one who feels down in the dumps an their warm, cheerful smile can make yo feel like a million dollars. The lucky gals who hooked these guy Just think, to be escortedl to the Preferen- Ball or anywhere else with one of the men. They are not only goodelooking, b they all have an outstanding personality, The assembly for the dancel under th direction of Myra Campbell and Lind Lewis, was indeed tremendous and tied i marvelously with their theme, Mystic Wo derland. The guys and gals who partic pated on the assembly had to be up earl to get to the school auditorium ready fc those early morning practices and the there were the late hours spent after scho so that everything would run smoothly. The Girlsl Organization sponsored th dance and the officers spent many hou in getting everything ready. Besides th decorations and floorshow there were th assembly and girls voting on who the wanted as their preferred man. For making the Preference Ball one th Well, the girls got their preferred man and to be worth all the work that went into it for the none of us will ever forget we give 0 what fun they had. The dance iust sparkled with Studentbody really enioyed it; and the orchestra thanks to the officers of the Girls' Orgo the many new dresses and happy faces, and of set the mood for each of the couples, making The ization. course, with the decorations. The dance proved dance pass by much too quickly. 106

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Brian U'lEY Cecile James King Queen Senior flap The Senior HopewhaT a dance To be remembered! ! ! Name me one senior who will ever forgeT his class dance! This wonderful day sTarTed ouT wiTh an assembly based on The Theme of The dancee'The Roaring TwenTies. PariicipanTs carried This Theme ouT all Through The assembly by dancing To The Then popular CharlesTon, and fighTing over Charlie My Boy. Raccoon coaTs and '23 skidoo' played a big part in The musical comedy assembly. All Tuckered ouT from a hard monTh of preparaTions, everyone wenT home To geT spruced up for The big nighT ThaT sTill lay ahead of Them. Who was To know whaT sur- prises sTill were To be had as The nighT flew by? The royalTy was yeT To be announced eand whaT a Thrill for Those chosen when They heard Their names called over The micro- phone! ! ! Yes, iusT ask anyone abouT The Senior Hop and They will Tell you ThaT if was a dance never To be forgoTTen. Nancy Roberts First Attendant Clyde Mung First Attendant Marilyn Wallace Second ATTendanT Larry McKee Second AttendanT

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Daisy Mae and Lil Abner were quite a couple. Here, in the picture above, she sings to himt On the assembly they were the two main characters and did a right swell iob. The assembly under the guidance of Vicki Rowe and Annette Aiken was a big success. In the pic- ture to the right is a part of the assembly where Mammy Yokum is talking to Pappy Yokum while she gives him a scrubbing in the old family tube In the background on the horse Is no other than Jubliation T. Cornpone, who was a big hit on the assembly. One thing that was quite strange on the as- sembly was when, by mistake, Earthquake got Daisy Mae and was going to marry her. Thist as you can imagine, caused quite an uproar in Dog- patch but if you were to see the assembly you would find out that it all came out with a happy ending. So remember graduating seniors to come back next November 7 to see a top-notch assembly. The one time of the year w e , hen you get a chance to get married is at the Sadie Hawkins Dance and you are married 'til midnight, with a ring and a license to prove it. The dance was in- t e, V : o, . . . Qtam'm-gmggg tr. , yd , , Thosxwmw 5' a 83'. L deed outstanding and was the most packed of any dance ever held that year. Here is one of the many Virginia Reels that go on during the dance and quite a ceiling for Dogpatch . . . Yes!! The characters for the Sadie Hawkins Dance were: Hopeful Marilyn Wallace Daisy Mae ...... Loraine Gagon Lil Abner Bruce Watts Mammy Yokum .. Carolyn Cameron Pappy Yokum Hal Allen Tiny ...... Glen Bullock Sadie Hawkins . Bonnie Christianson Wolfgal ..... Julie Nicol Moonbean Carol Shelton Hairless Joe .............. Lonesome Polecate Nightmare Alice . Earthquake .......... Boyless Bailey The Scraggs ........ . Ja lane Aiken linda lewis . Mary Jane Duke ...... Harry Peacock Sharon Allred Loraine Fowlke Janice Edwards Sally Rees Marryin' Sams ........................ Mr. Dastrup Mr. Brady Mr. Mangum These characters were chosen by the Tigerette Club and each character did a tremendous iob in portraying these characters of Dogpatch. The Tigerettes sponsor the dance each year and spend a good month in getting ready for the dance. Each Tigerette saves all of her newspapers for that is what the dance is decorated with, and each girl is on the annual Sadie Hawkins assembly. The floor show was one of the best we have ever had and quite unusual, but then with two gals like Mary Jane Duke and Glenda Andrew in chargee-what else can one expect. , Well, the chase for your man is now over so 'til next year when you get to run in the race again to attempt to catch that man, SO LONG. 107