Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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76 Barbara Burton Connie Taylor President Vice President Secretary The purpose of the Art Club is to pro- vide sociability through working with each other. We try to develop a greater appreciation for the finer arts through bringing displays to our school and by sponsoring art contests. The member's appreciation for finer arts is increased by visits to all the outstanding museums and are exhibits in this area. We are a service club and it is one of our desires to pro- mote school spirit by helping with posters and other advertising for the shool. We strive to develop the individuals and their skills though working with the mediums which they are most interested such as oil painting, copper work, leather craft, drawing and all other aspects of art in which they might be interested. Any tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade student who makes the proper application Sharon Allen and who meets the qualifications is admit- ted to the club. ,1 W lanaia Sims Lee Johnson Historian 8: Reporter 2 David Evans Sharon Franklin Pat Gourdin Jeanette Millet David Strong Varery Vacher Kenneth Witt artist's dream. A sketch of our beloved high school. Hos definite likeness to a photograph. Mr. Bird Advisor Sue Lippold

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Mr. Nowmnn Advisor Sandra Scrunch Reporter Cecile James Carolyn Prince Thayle Anderson President ?armsics The Forensics Club is organized to promote good fellowship, cultural attainment, good moral stand- ards, to represent the school in all Forensics ac- tlvities. During the year we did very well in debate, extemp, legislative forum, oratory, and Model U. N. It was a great privilege to represent different countries at the Model U. N. where we represented Czechoslovakia and Portugal. Numerous problems arose and were settled in the various groups. We also had the privilege of entertaining several debate teams from various schools all over the state. We also traveled to other schools to debate and won many of them on the question: Resolved that the U. 8. shall adopt the essential features of the British system of Education. The Region Meet in March brings many honors to the school and to the individauls that partici- pated. Those students who received honors in Region were able to participate in the State Meet. Bill Johnson Vice President Sharon Juklin Executive Manager Vanessa Johnson Joan Lischack Sheron Schcuerhamer Vicki Chestnut Sherry Louder Sherri Straton Merrill Gappmyer Don McDonald Craig Stutz Duane Stevenson Secretary Gloria Hanks Joyce Naylor Brian Utley Diane Johnson Parlirnentarian Les Hutchingson Kaaren Pace Diane Weaver FCORENSICS 75

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Stigma 6M7 Mr. Swanson Mr. Pyne Mr. King Mr. Rowan Orem High School Science club is a member of the Science Clubs of America and its purpose is to further interest and knowledge in all science fields. They have enioyed many activities throughout the year of 58-59. Every Wednesday they have a work meeting, and one the first Wednesday of every month, they have a gen- eral meeting. In these meetings they discuss their various plans for entering exhibits in fairs. For example, they plan to enter The B.Y.U. District and State Service Fairs. They are also planning on giving a party for people at Utah State Hospital on February 11. Their main topic of discussion is sponsoring the school science fair on April 3 for members of the Orem High and Lincoln Junior High Science Club. The club has really been a benefit to its many members. They have learned many interesting things to put to use in their lives. They all feel it a great honor to belong to the Science Club. Sandro Sorensen, Secretary; Gary Anderson, President; Verl Muhlestein ,Historion-Reporter. Missing when picture was taken was Pearl Zobell, Vice President. Above: Richard Christiansen, Dale Muhlestein, Richard Cowley, Kelly Healy, Bruce Mitchell, Lewis Kilpack, Ralph Houston, 'Wendell Brown, Lynn Walker, Mr. Rowan, Left: Franklin Young, Doug Muir, Randy Meser- vy, Jim Kullin, Roger Davis, Mr. Pyne, Mr. King. 77