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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Thursday, May 10th, 1S62 jCawtkts Views j i Ulern ttiqk 'Tiger Talk', 'Tigerama' Announce Editors for Coming School Year GAA Initiates Twenty-Eight Members Next year's editors for Orem High's publications have now been chosen. The yearbook will be edited by Audrey Un-german Un-german who has now been serving ser-ving as assistant copy editor for the .past year. Other members mem-bers of next year's staff will be Dorothy Stratton, Wayne Guymon, Danny Jones, Mike Van Doren, Kathy Gubler, Beverly Prescott, Loye Ann acott, Judy pyne, Sandra Clayton, and Sharon Perry. This year's yearbook is finished and will be passed out Friday, May 25. In addition addi-tion to the features present in the past, a page will be devoted de-voted to students who achieved achiev-ed in academic honors. Gomer Arnold, this year's adviser, will be teaching ai the Mot Diablo High School in Concord, Califronia, next year. The future adviser has not yet been announced. The yearbook is printeo. by the Orem Community Press and pictures are taken by Stokes- Studio. Editor of the Tiger Talk for next year will be Paula Taylor, this year's assistant news editor. Other members of the staff will be Susan Manson, this year's assistant feature editor, Steve Thomas, Jim Davis, Steve Kofford, Larraine Johnson, Diane Boulton, Randy Burton, Cheryl McKenzie, Kent Ward, and Sarah Young. The newspaper will be advised ad-vised by John M. Freckleton. r ' : Paula Taylor Cheerleading Clinic Set May 19 The annual Cheerleading Clinic for all Utah High School Cheerleaders of the 1962-63 school year will be held on May 19 this year. It will be held at one of the Salt Lake high schools; the name Audrey Ungerman of which will be announced at a later date. An advisox will be present to demonstrate exactly how a cheer should be presented and how a pep rally should be conducted. The future cheerleader cheer-leader of each school will, perform per-form one cheer and constructive construct-ive criticism will then be given. The clinic will last for the entire day with the represented re-presented schools paying the expenses. Last year the clinic was held at the Judge Memorial High School with East High School's advisor instructing Initiation of twenty-eight new members into the Girl's Athletic Association was held on Wednesday, April 18. Initiations formally began at 8:00 Wednesday morning when the members-to-be arrived at the Girls' Gym in costume. There they were further made up so that they aptly represented repre-sented characters from Mothei Goose's nursery rhymes. Throughout the day. the twenty-eight initiates learned humility and respect as the bowed bended knee to all old members in sight. After school the girls went to the homes of their initiators. There they cleaned house, ironed, washed diches, or did any other duty assigned to them. At 6:00 the girls returned to the gym. There followed on hours confinement In the gym while the old members went to eat at a restaurant. Their dinner was paid for by the new members who had earned earn-ed the money. On the return of the old members the final stage of initiations began. The girls were given a chance to demonstrate de-monstrate their physical powers pow-ers as they were put through vigorous exercises. When everyone was sufficiently tirea out, the old members showed their appreciation to the girls by providing chocolate cake and root beer to refresh them. The athletes took a quick refreshing shower or pei- haps a long one, depending on how long it took them to do three pushups under a cola shower, with this, the year's initiations drew to a close. Swearing - in ceremonies 0HS Senior Wins $100 for Music Harriet Grass, senior at Orem High School, won a $100 prize offered by the Provo Ladies of Elks, April 25. The annual awards was presented to her for playing of a Brahms' Bra-hms' rhapsody. At Orem High she is active in music, academic, and social organizations. She belongs to Sapere Aude, A Cappella, where she serves as accompan-is- Quill and Scroll, and she is also a member on the staff of Tiger Talk, the school newspaper. news-paper. Upon high school graduation she plams to attend the Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University where she will continue her music studies. She is c u rrently studying with Robert B. Smith. The award was open to all senior students from Utah County high schools, under the direction of Mrs. James Haran, chairman. The award has been offered for thirteen years to a young musician who hts displayed superior talent in the field of music. YOUR DOLLARS deposited in First Security Bank grow where they are planted right here in Orem Savings at First Security Bank are put to work locally in the form of loans to your fellow towns- men. The loans enable local people to modernize their homes, buy automobiles, furniture, appliances appli-ances or expand their businesses. All this helps speed up the business growth of our community, helps create more jobs, and adds to the real wealth of local people. Those are the things we are vitally interested in and we believe you are, too. were held the following nighi at the home of GAA. president, presi-dent, Ann Rasmussen. The addition ad-dition of these new girls brings the official membership of the club to fifty-seven. Registration At Westmore School Monday, May 14 Registration and spring orientation or-ientation for children enterina Westmore Kindergarten next fall will be held Monday, May 14, at 2:30 p.m. in the auditorium. audit-orium. Children who will be fivt years of age on or before October Octo-ber 31, 1962 are invited to attend at-tend with their parents. Birth certificates will be checked and regis tration School Graduation Frld Alpine School 1962 Schedules School calendar for the year iwz-iaoj was set for Alpine District by the Board of Education Ed-ucation at a meeting recently. Dates will be as follows: Principals' Workshop Wednesday, Wed-nesday, Thursday, Friday, August Au-gust 22, 23, 24, 1962. New Teacher Orientation Thursday and Friday August 30, 31, 1962. Institute and Faculty Meet-1962 Meet-1962 "" Saturday SePtember 1, Classwork ncoino .. n.. day, September 4, 1962 Association Meetings - Monday, Mon-day, September 17, 1962 End of 1st Semester Friday Fri-day January ig, i963i dssworK ends ua trt-v 0HS Students Attend Model UN blanks, medical and dental forms and kindergarten booklets book-lets will be distributed. Letters will be sent out in August informing the children when they should report for school. Years of love have been forgot in the hatred of a minute. min-ute. Edgar Allan Poe be closed as Way 31, 1963 Schools will follows: U.E.A. Convention Thurs-dayd Thurs-dayd Friday September ?7, Thanksgiving Recess - Thurs-23a,yi96n2d Thurs-23a,yi96n2d Frld3y N0Vember 22, Christmas Vacation Fri- cemoer 21, 1962 P-m. until January 2. iqri Easter Recess' - Spring Va at Wednesday Orem High had an enthusiastic enthusi-astic representation at the Model Mo-del UN, which was held at the University of Utah Anrii 27 and 28. The two countries reDrespnt. ei by OHS delegates were Ja pan and Morocco. Delegates on the Japanese committee were: Dave Hebertson, chair man, and Dwieht Runnpll Ronna Smith, Carolyn Bellows, Jim Kawson, and Judy Johnson. John-son. The Morocan delegation consisted of Jeanille Zuherk Chairman, Kenneth Nix, Jan ice McKenzie, and Dorothy Stratton. A welcoming address In Japanese was prepared by Dian Utly to give In the opening open-ing Assembly, but because of complications, time was not af forded for this interesting speech. Edith Wells was to have served as her interpreter. Orem High also sent several students to participate In special spec-ial UN Agencies. These stu dents were: Judd Humphreys, Steve Thomas, Joe Wyatt, Shlrlene Ercanbrack, B o yd Brown, Gerald Johnson, and Mike Van Dorn. Kay Lynn Ridge was a representative to the Colloquim, and Ann Ras-smussen Ras-smussen and Paula Taylor strved as Press Delegates. Folks never understand the the folks they hate. James Russell Lowell Hate no one; hate their vices not themselves. John Brainard cation Starts at noon Thursday, Thurs-day, April 11. 1963. and con tinues through Friday, April 12, 1963. Memorial Day Thursday. May 30, 1963. Mother Is First On Our List . . . C Ajr I ; iy Our enchanting collection of inspired Mother's Day gifts will enable you to make a happy choice for the Mother to Be. 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