Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Row 1 left to right: John Mikkelson, Kay Wilkinson, Bob Norton, Jerry Rowley, David Blaylock. Row 2: Coach Flash Mikkelson, Art Dowdle, Melvyn Bennett, Kirby McMaster, Johnny Muhlestein, Evan Pugh. Tennis has been full of vifoli'ry, perseverance, and ' skill these lost two years, for not a Team maTch in high Khhls school compemion has been lost This gives Orem, The best school ever, TwenTy-Three consecutive Team wins. A loT of hard work has gone into Tennis, for besides being fun, it takes coordination, lots of practice, learning to serve better Than opposing Teams, and of course, court strategy. Row I Raft to right: Rewrning LettermenirArt Dowdle, Jerry Rowley, Bob Norton. Row 2: Melvyn Bennen, Coach Mikkelson and Kirby McMaster, Kirby McMaster and Melvyn Bennett were The 1958 Class A Doubles Champions in Tennis. Every May The region tournament is held and a week later is followed by ?he stcTe tournament.

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Row 1 left to right: Arlen Housekeeper, Von McCandless, Ken Harris, Roy Fanning. Row 2: Brent Nay, Lee Bunnell, David Thompson, Sydney Puulsen. Rulan Blotter Co Captain Row 1 left to right: Ray Fanning, Gary Shumway, Darrell Reeves, Jock Jacobson. Row 2: Dan Harding, Dean Louder, Bill Davis. 133

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The Senior Class Cheerleadersi Sherry Kay Deon, Dione Steven- son, Migs Todd and Annette Aikenedid on outstanding job. 811155 Kitctrlmdgrs The Sophomore Class Cheerleaders eLinda Lee Lewis, Deon Louder, Jean O'Broy, and Kathy Modi- son-did wonderfully well in bringing their class victory. The Junior Class Cheerleadersi Merle Yeorsley, Solly Rees, Lor- aine Fowlke, and Joon Quist did a great job in making, their class proud of them. Our class cheerleaders were picked at the first port of the school year, and when they were chosen, their whole hearts went into every yell they directed. They did a very outstanding iob in helping to make the school year full of enthusiasm and life. Eoch group of class cheerleaders took turns cheering ot the Junior Varsity games, which were olwoys full of excitement and surprises. In the foil there was a cheer contest between the classes, where each group of cheerleaders worked up on original yell for their class that had all the pep and energy you can imagine. They spent many long hours learning their yells . . . . . sometimes though these practices ended up in gob sessions as each girl will recall. We, the studentbody, would like to congratulate them for 0 great iob ot eoch of the J. V. games and for bringing out everyone to those games. The Cheerleaders also would like to thank you, the student- body, for coming and wish good luck to you next year.