Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Sylvia Sumner Don Stephenson Barry Rowe Vicki Rowe Helen Rowley Joyce Rowlay JoAnne Slater Conrad Tucker Marilyn Waliace Don Williams Nancy Roberts Sheron Shauerhamer Singing wiihoui the music is no difficuh task for the A Cappella Choir 59

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Mr. Dastrup Advisor The A Capella consists of students who are inter- ested in developing their singing and their own per- sonality. They strive to make Orem High School A Cup: pellet Choir unsurpassable and to make everyone in the high school proud to have such an organization. Their outfits of turquoise dresses trimmed in white next to the'boys' white dinner iackets and black pants are very sharp. They have participated in many perform- ances at churches, on T.tV., assemblies and at other concerts. They have many activities other than perfor- ances which bring them closer together as one unit. , Among the group are many soloists and small groups V ' V V e, which contribute greatly to the success of the choir. As Keith Alger Gary Anderson Maxine Blake Allen Boyd. Alvin Boyd :2: ::::ce1:;sf275l:l;e: 1:12:95 Loafiegmsiucgigleggrzufo' be part of it. They are very proud of the A Coppellu of 1958 and i959 and feel that they have a great year behind them and will have many more great years. Gilbert Brown Joan Buck Dee Bullock Glen Bullock Lila Burgener Susanne Christiansen Larry Collins Donna V96 Conover Eugene Cook Sherry Dean Sharon Dennis Mary Jane Duke Janice Edwards Richard Elis Peggy Faherty Jane Ford Diane Gammon Marilyn Hales Gloria Harmon Ken Harris Launa Littlefield Linda Longman Eldon Louder R Lou Morrell 58 Arlene Housekeeper Jay Jacobsen Cecile James Lee Johnson Hannah Neilson Lorie Nicol Carolyn Nielsen Naomi Peterson

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60 Cigarettes leila Ogden Advisor Marilyn Wallace Bonnie Christianson Georgia Ann Johnson Gayle Cook Arlene Rowley President Vice President Secretary Scrapbook Reporter March! Two, Three, four; guide left; The race is on; you beTTer grab your abouT-faceeThese commands and many man. This was The happy go lucky Sa- ,- oThers are unforgeTfable in The Tiger- die Hawkins Dance. IT was The biggest, em eTTe Club. Yes, Through The course of The wonderful year we have gained and enjoyed much. We are The Pep Club of The school; 5 our purpose is To promoTe good leader- ship, fellowship, cuITuraI aTTainmenT, good moral sTandards, To creaTe a greaT- er inTeresT in all aThleTics and To be of service To The school. In The course of acTiviTies of a Tig- ereTTe's life, we begin wiTh fooTball. To wind Up our successful fooTbaIl year we held a TigereTTe-FooTball BanqueT. IT was Teriffic and a very exciTing Tra- diTion was upheld, ThaT of having Three daTes in one evening. girls choice, and The besT dance of The year. An unforgeTTable assembly was presenTed ThaT week also. Tip H To The Tigers, Tigers, Tigers. Yes, nexT came baskeTball. Our new uniforms, marches, and The Terrific ball games The boys played made H a Tre- mendous season. These are iusT a few of our acTiviTies during The year. To conclude our year we have a spring banqueT, aT which Time The officers are announced and once more The Seniors are To go Their separaTe ways. The knowledge, friend- ship, love, and happiness in The 58-59 TigereTTe Club shall never be forgoffen. The TigereTTes did a greaT job in Their one wasn'T in sTep, The audience watched firsT march of The season. Although Their wiTh pride. And, of course, The sTudenTbody lines weren'T always sTraighT and every- were also very proud of Their pep club.