Orem Junior High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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Mr. Thompson sure has a lot of problems. . . . . . Or is this the other way around? The great American cover-up. f. ACTIVITIES 3 PAGES

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12 LAND OF MATH LeRoy Loveridge Shirl Loveless Ray Roeller F rank Thompson The land we are entering now is the mysterious Land of Mathematics. The pencil-thin inhabitants of this area speak a strange language which is unintelligible to many people. Words like polynomials, hyperbola, quadratic and abscissa defy interpretation unless you have qualified interpreters such as the four pictured on this page. Besides the strange language. this land is known for numbers one can- not even write down and for unusual learn- ing techniques. Maybe we'll find the Spirit of the Jaguar here. . . . . . ,7 lb bi l fa .x, N ' r

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LAND OF LANGUAGE ARTS We are entering the Land of Language Arts. This land is known for its big people -- COURAGEous people like Paul Bunyan, John Henry, and Huckle- berry Finn. Its inhabitants are also known for their tolerant, unPREJUDICEd attitudes. These people can laugh at themselves. In fact, they are often seen looking into MIRRORS and laughing. Good HUMOR is in evidence everywhere, ranging from loud belly laughs to thoughtful smiles. We hear other voices raised in DEBATE and DRAMA. We see strange activities going on. Greeks are reclaimed from the MYTHOLOGY of the past, con- tracts between students and teachers provide for skiing trips, CRIMINOLOGY is studied, and a var- iety of newspapers are published, under a variety of names, and other types of MASS MEDIA are experimented with. These are people that have strong FAMILY ties. One notices that the longer one stays in this land, the stronger becomes his PERCEPTION, the result being that the minds of these people are not clouded by slanted propaganda and unSOUND THINKING. Phyllis Bestor Marion Johnson Thomas Carlile Larry Christensen David Healey 14