Orem High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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about school news In the Tiger Talk, the Orem High School news- job in cutting the Tiger Talk together. Also helping to make a suc- poper. Directing the editing and publishing of the Tiger Taik was cessful paper was Georgia Ann Johnson, Managing editor. This year the students of Orem High School have enjoyed reading Verlane Gillespie, Editor-in-Chief of our newspaper did a wonderful 1 John M. Freckleton, staff advisort ya 341k Staff To add to the reading enjoyment of The students, the Tiger Talk was issued Twice a month. IT contained all The latest school news such as social events and ex- citing ball games. We must admit our newspaper was a necessity as it kept us up To date on all school news. I think The only time The kids really thoroughly read through The paper was To see if Their name was in it. Seriously though, it was a greaT paper and everyone enioyed iT immensely. All newspapers need a business manager and an advertising man- ager. Our two efficient staff members were Barbara Patton and Karen Jensen. These girls did a great iob in keeping The finances straight and also in getting advertisements so that The newspaper could be printed. Adding many points of interest to our newspaper was Petrea GiHes- pie, columnist. Working hard as exchange editor was Karen Scott. These girls also did a great job on the newspaper and are to be commended for Their fine iob. 82

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Thanks a million, Sherry, for The wonderful bookkeeping iob you did for The yearbook. Bonnie ChrisTionson also did a re- markable iob as assistant editor. They really put in a lot of Time and energy. Copy, copy, and more copy! I Think ThoT is all any of The sToff knew when To say lexcepf for The copy peopleg 0nd ThoT meonT more Thinking, which wcsn'T very easy. Then There were Those ThoT helped wiTh everyThing! They were really 0 loT of help To The sToff. Oh yes, we con'T forget our greoT bookkeeper. If H hod noT been forher, we prob- ably never would have gone in The hole. UusT kid- ding, of courseD Seriously Though, The sTudenTs on The Yearbook sToff really puT a lot of Time and Trouble mm The yearbook and They hope ThoT every sTudenT will Thoroughly enjoy his yearbook. Con- groTuloTions sToff on The producTion of cm ouT- sTonding yearbook!!! The wonderful planning of picture Taking was done by Janice Gibson and her assisTonT, Carol Peny. If iT had not been for These girls you would iusT be looking at pages with Type. 4i WiTh the outstanding work from Mike and The coaching from Mr. Arnold, everyThing came ouT fine. There were a few rough spoTs To overcome but, of course, They were always smooThecl OUT. To The sTudenTs: You see These Three young ladies? Well, They did all This copy for The yearbook and were usually The ones To hold up The yearbook and keep H from making iTs deadlines. Great work, gals! 81

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Marilyn Larsen, news editor and Naomi Peterson, feature editor, did their best to keep us well informed on current school events. Marlene Farley and Sharon Smhh, reporters, gathered miscellaneous news items which made more enjoyable reading. Lorna Jones spent many hours in preparing our Dialog which each student greatly appreciated. Sherry Stratton worked hard on publicity for the paper. Thoyle Anderson captured in writing the year's sports events. Congratula- tions are in order to everyone on the sicff. No paper would be complete without a capable society editor. Fill- ing that position on our paper was Jolene Adams. Barbara Burton worked hard as assistant advertising manager. We give many Thanks To our grand Tiger Talk staff for working so hard to add interest To our school year. We es- pecially give Thanks to our editor, Ver- Iome Gillespie. Each staff member put in much of his time so That The newspaper would be the best yet. They also spent a lot of time walk- ing from business To business in order to geT ads for The newspaper so tho? it could be printed. Yes, we want To thank them for Their fine work.