Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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As you can see by the pic- Basketball took quick Think- 1ures, there were many en- ing along with fosf legs. ioycble sports. Muscles were Softball and volleyball Took a must if you wanted To ot- Temp'r To play archery. A fast sturdy hands. Mcmy girls en orm and keen eyes were ioyed These great sports. needed in badminton.

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girls Amaze Association hill Ogden Advisor Joyce Rowlay Volleyball Chairmgnw l The purpose of G.A.A. or Girls Athletic Association is to provide opportunities for all girls to participate in active sports, to develop sportsmanship, skill, knowledge, and comradeship among the girls and to be of service to Orem High.. The G.A.A. is governed by a council of twelve girls which are chosen each May according to their , . ., athletic ability, sporstmanship, participation and lead- Emily Ann Clegg Sharon Allred Kay Cahoon lil- 3mg ... JIM Ford ership qualities. The council consists of five executive President Vice President Secretary Recording Secretary Party Chairman officers, seven sports chairmen, and one adviser. linda Rollback Ellen Cragun laeAnn Prestwicll Marilyn Willie. Shauna Arnoldu'n The G'AtA' SPOFSO'S Intramurals m every sport Basketball Chairmam Archery Chairman Softball Chairman Tennis 8x Track Soccer Chairman eOCh Wednesday night after SChOOI' me these m' Chairman tramural games aIl-star teams are chosen to repre- sent our school in sports days with other schools. The sports which are played are volleyball, basket- ball soccer, speedball, softball, badminton, archery, tennis and track. Girls are also chosen to represent our school on Alpine Day. They participate in bad- minton, and shuttle relay, and usually take all honors. G...AA has done a lot of good things for many girls at Orem High and brought home a lot of honors. We all are proud of them. Marilyn Larson Elaine Liston Reiko Nodzu Kay Prestwich Annette Aiken Bonnie Bliss Linda Berhmany I Barbara Burton Barbara Hall L! Christine Littlefield Sherry Louder Carma Mayer Joan Miller Hannah Neilson ,! Sally R'eese Nancy Shepherd Diane Stevenson Rae Swartz Glenda Wilkins Wm 66

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68 Joan Buck Gloria Hanks Dee Bullock President Dona Vee Conover Rosalie Johnson Marilyn Oak Cheryl Slater Sharon Thomas The purpose of the Thespian Club shall be the advancements of standards of excellence in drama- arts. More specifically, the club shall encourage students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control and to appreci- ate dramatic literature and the technique of pre senting it. This year's activities have included guest speakers, visiting B.Y.U. dramatic productions, club parties, parties with Provo and B.Y.U. High Thespiuns, and dramatic productions within the group. Sharon Dennis Martha Watters :7 n... Sharon Jacklin Secretary Carilyn Miller Vice President Richard Ellis Kathy Pace Geraldine George Peggy Pace Hazel Diane Weaver Wendy Whitaker The Thespian also sponsored a play The Night of January 16 which was very dramatic. A lot of hard work went into the play by the producer Mrs. Christiansen and the play cast. They stayed after school till quite late at night and also come on Saturdays to make the play successful. Each player knew his part well and without hesitation. It was indeed a great performance as it unfolded to the audience-each person playing his part' well. The audience was held speH-bound. The end found the victim not guilty to end an excellent play. Guymon Maxine Schauerhamer Karin Pace Jean Christensen Advisor Peggy Hall Lanaia Sim: t i i 7 M' W i. i Kr: