Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Mr. Indy Adviser The 1958-1959 Orem High Ski Club was truly a big success. How could it be anything else when half of its membership was feminine beginners and the rest were strong, handsome, young guys who were, without a doubt, in a very good position to give the other members skiing lessons. The purpose of-the Ski Club is to encourage skiing among all the Orem High students. It also povides instruction for those members who are beginners and gives them the opportunity of associating with those students who share similar interests. The Ski Club Constitution provides for at least two ski outings each snowy month. iThese trips to Alta, Brighton, or Timp Haven were just terrificD Along with these trips come a sprained ankle or two, some frost-bitten fingers or toes, and a few sun-burned noses. But it was even worth a broken leg. Why, you've never lived until you've zoomed down a mountainside going 60 per, and ended up helplessly in a mountain of snow with legs, skis, ski poles, and arms in every direction. - At the Ski Club's annual banquet, the new officers for next year were voted in. They will find it their privilege to help carry on this wonderful program among all desiring Orem High students. .But, as this year's officers found, their greatest rewards will come from the close, warm friendships which are created through their association with the Orem High School Ski Club. linda Asay Mel Carter Barry Gornichec Julie Nicol Ronald Olsen Sally Reese Janice Thompson Larry Ward Dixie Wells , r ,4. Stan Dixon Bob Kitchen lurch. Fowlke JaLane Aiken President Vice President Sercetary Treasurer Sally Johnson Lanaia Sims Lisbeth Jonson Barry Rowe Gert Jensen Linda Rohbock Jackie Willand The Ski Club pravided many good activities that kept the students' minds off the Old Parking Lot. 71

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70 Linda Behrman Bonnie Christianson Sherry Louder Janice Gibson Reiko Nodzy Kirby McMasTer This is The group To blame for The exisTence of The 1959 Tigerama. AfTer combining our ef- forTs and obiliTies, we created someThing ThaT remoTely resembled a yearbook. Our spirited voices were heard every day 5Th period echoing Through The SouTh Hall. As people passed The door To Room 48, They viewed our energeTic yearbook sTaff aT work TaT leasT we worked 3 ALTh h T Id Th Barbara Hall Eriend Peterson Carroll PeTTy Kay Hodgkinson Peggy Kofford Diane Stevenson Mike WhiTaker dead-lines never seemed To be meT on schedule. BUT, by some miraculous feaT, our creaTion was finally finished, and since There was an exTra page, we felT we deserved aT leasT one more picTure in The Yearbook we had worked so hard To produce. To Those of you who complained abouT The resuITs, our only commenT is: Don'T blame use T ' d Gamer J. Arnold ChrisTine LiTTlefield

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Mr. Peg gy Fofford Linda Behrman Janice Gibson Barbara Hall Kay Hodgkinsot Secretary Sherry Louder Reiko Nodzu Diane Stevenson Christine Littlefield Vice President President The iournalistic club of the school, the Quill and Scroll, is organized for the purpose of bringing iour- nalism into home, school, work, play, etc. We have had a very interesting year with our enthusiastic officers. We had a couple of bowling parties and afterward indulged ourselves in eating pizza. Our swearing in was one of the most beautiful events of the year. It was held in the month of Janu- ary. The new members were sworn in by Diane Steven- son, our president. After the swearing in we were served refreshments. When new members are sworn in, they are given a pin with the position on the yearbook or news- paper staff that they hold and also are given a club constitution. We are very proud to belong to the Orem High Quill and Scroll and urge everyone to take more of an interest in iournulism. The old and new members at swearing in.