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

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Mr, VX Q., During the year 84-85 the stu- dent council was very involved planning activities that made O.J.i-l.S. an exciting place to be. Whether the projects were dances, assemblies, or 7th grade elections the student council car- ried them oft with style. New to our school was the leg- islative council. The council met each month to consider and vote on important issues pertaining to school lite. An added responsibility for the student council this year was the Keeping in the right halls cam- paign. The purpose ot this cam- paign was to keep closed halls free of student traffic during the lunchtimes. The student council of 84-85 by encouraging school pride, helped O.J.H.S. soar above the rest. Top to Bottom: JB. Dean-Eighth Grade Pres., Candice Taylor-Studentbody Sec., Warren Hill-Student Pres., Bobi Jo Braith- waite-Radio Reporter, Cheryl Hadlock- Ass't Radio Reporter, Kristie Lott-Histori- an, Kerri Flygare-Comm. member, Jenni- fer Levan-Program Chairman, Dean Ri- chan-Stage Manager, Chris Walton- Comm. member, Kerri Black-Stage Man- ager, Jeff Bailey-Stage Manager, Miss Smith-Student Council Advisor, Melanie Lamoreaux-Studentbody VP., Jennifer Jack-Comm. member, Kristine Fryer- News Reporter, Tisha l-leaton-Eighth Gr. VP., Sam Mendenhall-Stage Manager, Jennifer Campbell-Eighth Grade SGC.: Lore Dana Soceneantu-Comm. member

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J Y STAFF EX CEL5 The J!Y Staff immediately stepped into their jour- nalism responsibilities the first day of school. Plung- ing into layout, graphic arts, copy writing and news editing, the staff began learning how to produce the school yearbook and newspaper. A communication system was organized between JXY Staff and var- ious academic departments so eventful happenings could be reported in the monthly Jaguar news. Photographers from JXY Staff haunted halls searching for exciting shots of all the students at O.J.H.S. Dances, assemblies, and parties were re- corded for memories in the yearbook. A transitional year at O.J.H.S. brought sped-up deadlines and some nerve-wrecking hours. However, the .HY Staff performed well and the yearbook was ready to step out on time.

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FAC LTY UUT5 T li! 'Elr!XS PHYLLIS BANKS Librarian HAWS BAUM History ROBERT CARTER gisfoflf LARRY CHRISTENSEN .MR , areqpqf English ' O . :E'J9 S'Iz . . , l 4 f t 1.-1 aa . t.4. PAT EASTMAN H?a'f'l- Liz FLINT Science An Stanley Biggs was born Oct. 19, 1922, in South Wales. At the age of six he moved to the United States and he has lived in Utah ever since. At the age of forty-two he started work- ing as a custodian as Orem Jr. High. At sixty-two after working here twenty years he has decided to retire. After retiring he plans on doing a lot of fishing and hunting. He will also be riding horses for the Cattlemen's Association at Strawberry. He also plans on taking a tour of the U.S. within the next year. We're grateful to have had Mr. Biggs at our school and want to give him a big THANK YOU for his making OJHS a step above all others. 8 FACULTY W 'X -1 f- Il L W .... - . .... I f a . ...sis . or J -:--sf' ern: . 22 -sss.- . . ' , . 1 1 LORIN BONE Heanh KURT BooTH - T ina. Arts , AGNES BHOBERG French X . ft , swf DAVID CRQW CLARK DELANGE HiSfQry, BRITTON DAvis Math- EHQIISR Music, - !.C0mp Orch. 5 Th lg . 1 R- , Hi 1 K -Q J - R KATE GAGON VALERIE GOODRICH Resource RENEE GASSMAN Home Ec. Home Ec. -l