Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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108 Linda lee Lewis lOth grade Myra Campbell llth grade Sheron Schauerhumer ?rimdlitst Students and 2764mm Here are Orem Highls friendliest- both students and teachers. These people were elected by secret ballot by the stu- dentbody as the ones most deserving to reign as the friendliest boy and girl of each class and the friendliest teachers of the school. They well deserve the honor which was given to them. We would like to add to everyone; keep your warm smile and equally worm greeting with you wherever you go and you will always be known as the friendliest. Remember: The World is a Mirror. Smile at it and it smiles right back at you. Robert Tippetfs 10th grade Miss Leila Ogden Friendliest Teacher Val Kendell llth grade Mr. James Mangurn Friendliest Teacher Richard Blake l2th grade

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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

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Bill Mr. Gammell Seminary Karen Jensen Miss Seminary If ever cu group of sTUdenTs deserved To reign over 0 dance, iT was These lovely gels and handsome guys. They are from left To right: 2nd oTTendOInTs Myra Campbell and Marvin Jen- sen; Mr. and Miss Seminary Koren Jensen and Bill Gommeil; isT oTTendcst Gory Shumwoy 0nd Glenda Andrew. They were chosen by The Sem- inary sTudenTs and will groduoTe from The L.D.S. Seminary This year. They have Token Old TesTomenT, and Church HisTory and have learned a greoT deal. ' The Seminary Boll Turned ouT To be a greaT success. The officers and commiTTees in The Seminary really did 0 loT of work in preparing for This dance. The decoroTions were really ouT- sTcmding and The whole group of sTudenT' .vho puT The Time mm This dance really need To be congroTuioTed on o greoT dance.