Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Mr. Bussio Advisor The FFA is designed to supplement training opportunities for boys who are progressing to- ward the goal of establishment in the business of farming or in a related occupation. Through FFA activities the cooperative spirit is fostered, individual talent is discovered and developed. Future Farmers know how to provide or- ganized recreation for themselves and others. This organization provides ample opportunities for games, sports and other recreational activi- ties appealing to young and old alike. FFA activities have guide posts set up an- nually by every chapter. State association and the national organization known as Program of Work. These programs are built on the needs of the members and community. A program indicates the direction and course to follow in order to reach definite goals. Results attained, therefore, are due to obiectives set up and carried out by the boys themselves. Cooperation, . group thinking, and PurposerI Odie are dis- Steven Beach Boyd Briggs Raymond Coomes Nolan Ferre played in 0 programs 0f work' ' Buddy Goad Gerald Prue Lynn Rhoades Stewart Roberts The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is development of agricultural leader- ship, cooperation and citizenship. The practical philosophy of this aim is well summarized by the FFA motto: Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve girlst Orgamzatim Helen Rowley Beth Howells President Secretary The Girls' Organization of Orem High is designed for all the girls of Orem High. It gives them more activities and opportuni- ties, so they will get to know one another better, to help them feel necessary, and to help them be more proud to belong to Orem High School. This year the officers have really put forth a lot of effort to maintain these goals. They have planned special assemblies for the club, and of course, the annual Preference Ball and assembly. This year it was held on December 11 and 12, with Mystic Wonderland as its theme. It truly was a big and wonderful success, iincluding the preferred meni. The officers are now looking toward spring, when we shall have, Print Day, the spring elections for new officers, and The Mothers and Daughters' Teuf' which shows the latest spring fashions modeled by the girls in the sewing classes. We are proud of all the girls in the organi- zation and the things which they endeavor to accomplish.

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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.

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Brenda Young President The goal of the F.H.A. is to look toward New Horizons and to better ourselves to make better Future Homemakers of America. Our object is to be able to help the people of the community to become better acquainted with each oth. er. This year our proiect was to help with the Muscular Dystrophy Drive which turned out very successful. In the FHA. we try to learn the necessary things that a new wife and mother needs to know; such as cooking, sewing, home management, land, of course, good grooming. We have many different speakers who help us in our daily lives. These speakers were all very good and we appreciated hearing them. Each year the FHA. sponsors an open house in the Homemaking Department where every girl in the school can tour through the department and see how it is operated. We also put on the annual Sweetheart Ball and Assembly which is held in February. All the girls work hard to make each one better than the last. Our colors are red and white, and we have outfits with these colors in them. 50, Looking Toward Our New Horizons, we strive to make ourselves Future Homemakers of America. Donna Von Conover Carroll Patty Janice Gibson K Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Alene Broadhead 7 Toni Allen Parlimentarian Geraldine George Judy Hersh Nancy Anderson Shirley Cluff Louise ivie Janet Johnson aren luck Cleo Edwards Gloria Arlene l. I oyd Stubbs Min Glazier Adviser Marv: Edwards Janette Marie Millet Peggy Peacock Mn. Thoma Advisor