Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Lynn MarsTon Von McCandless Dennis Myers Harold Oak Marilyn Oak Jeehene Oglivie Norman Smith Don Stephenson Diane Weaver Wendy Whitaker Jackie Willand Jess Zubeck No esTomos en Toxcof' pero oqui Tenemos Ios oficioles del Club Esponol en el cafe El Mariachi; en lo pared vemos esTe curqdo Iindo de IoH ciudad de Toxco. We are noT in Taxco. BUT here are The Spanish Club officers of The El Mori- ochi Cafe; on The well we see This beauTiful picTure of The ciTy of Taxco. 63

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62 Blair Williams Adviser The Spanish Club was organized so that those students in- terested in Spanish and the culture of another land might get to- gether and further their interests. Before school began this year, the club started the year's activities by sponsoring a trip to Mexico. A group of twelve left Provo August 12 and returned on August 31-iust in time to start school. The trip was very enjoyable, and was educational as well as entertaining. The school year has been filled with numerous activities. The special event for October was the swearing-in ceremonies held at the El Mariachi Cafe in Provo. In November the club met with the Provo High School Spanish Club for an evening of games, dancing, and eating. December was a highlight, as usual, with the Christ- mas pcxrty and the pinata. In January, the club put on a very Lee Perry Liz MIME Sally Johnson Saundra Groneman entertaining assembly for the studentbody; 0nd, in February, a President Vice President Secretary Reporter ioint meeting was held with American Fork and Pleasant Grove featuring the slides and movies taken on the tour of Mexico. The year was completed with final preparations being made for another trip to Mexico. The trip this year will be from June 2, to June 22 and will feature trips and entertainment in Mexico City; two days on the beach at Acapulco; deep sea fishing at Matzatlan; and special trips to the pyramids and many other in- teresting cities in Mexico. Cindy Allen Francis Anderson Joyce Anderson Tonya Baum Linda Behrman Richard Christensen Robert Christensel Martin Collins Dona Vee Conover John Dennis Larry Dennis Marjorie Dickey Stan Dixon Daniel Gillespie Barbara Hall Gloria Dawn Hanks Steven Hirst Ralph Houston Gordon Hoyt Richard Leavitt Clinton Long Todos estcin invitodos a acompoimnrnos 0 Mexico. Vamos c: divertirnos en gran mon- era! Everyone is invited to go to Mexico with us. Let's all go and have a great time!

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A L , r4; Jolene 'Adams Jill Eyre Gloria Harmon Nadine Miner JoAnn llschak Elaine Lischak Shauna Arnoldson Reiko Nodzu Joyce Delanga President Vice President Secretary Historian Reporter girls Mrs. Thomas 54pm The Girls Sapere Aude consists of those students of Orem High School with a high scholastic rating and on outstanding character. The meaning of Sopere Aude is Dare to be Wise and the club motto is Man is the Architect of his own Soul. The emblem of 1he club is 1he torch eternal knowledge enclosed with olive wreaThes behind a scroll upon which the name Sapere Aude appears. On each side of The scroll are the words: Service and Wisdom. The Girls and. Boys Sapere Aude have done a great job together in giving the studembody two fine assemblies and a great dance. The girls have helped to promote good will at the basketball games by acting as usherenes. They have also helped them- selves to greater self knowledge and satisfaction through their meetings and parties. Their purpose is to further advance learning, develop leadership, raise scholastic standing, to go out in the fields of opportunity, and encourage scholastic mtuinmem and service. ' Miss Glaiu x . Annette Aiken JaLane Aiken Linda Behrman Janice Bliss Sharon Dennis Janice Gibson Verlene Gillespie Barbara Hall Peggy Hall Gloria Dawn Hanks Kay Hodgkinson Cecile James Peggy Kofford Elaine Liston Joyce Naylor Peggy Pace Diane Stevenson Marie Terry She'ny Louder