Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

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 DONNA HANSEN Secretary-Treasurer LENOKE REID Prom Comm. MERE DENNISON Reporter MABLE LARSEN Mistress of Prom WILMA HARMON MILDRED WHITLOCK ELLIOT BRAITHWAITE President CLARA BOOH Vice-President LEONARD HARMON Master of Prom JUNE EVERSHED LAFE IU)VIGSON MYRLE WILLARDSON MORGAN DYRENG RUBY TATTON ELLEN CHRISTIANSEN LUCILE BAILEY SIDNEY PETERSON IVAN CARLSON LILA LOWRY MARGARET LOWRY RUBY REID ELLIOT HALL ALVIN ANDERSON Junior ClalSS WE arc the Juniors. Three short years ago we had just graduated from the eighth grade and were eligible to participate in the fuller, finer and more varied life of the high school. We grasped the opportunities presented us and for three wonderful years we have worked together in a splendid spirit of cooperation. This activity has led along the paths of friendships and idealism toward greater knowledge and finer character Page 14

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 RENEE VOORHEES ROYDEN BRAITHWAITE DIXIE REID ENID CRAWFORD REVA MADSEN LaRUE MICHAELSON LYNN KELLER WAYNE PETERSON EARL BRA ITH WAITE FAUN BRA ITH WAITE MABEL BRA ITH WAITE LOIS MADSEN MAURICE ANDERSON ELDON STOTT VERA WINTCH HEI EN WHITING BESSIE BUCHANAN WALLACE MADSEN GLEN CARLSON HENRY CHRISTIANSEN MARJORIE WKSTENSKOW JEAN LARSEN MAX LARSEN ARM AND WHITING CAROL KELLER (Not in Picture) M I DE COX BLAINE BRA ITH WAITE VERA MINK MARR ALLEN VERNA SHAND JOHN GARDENER ELVERDA SMITH THE Manti High School is filled with memories for us—memories of all that we have held dear and wc hope they will ever lurk in the shadows of these walls to guide future students along the path of life. Of necessity we must cast a backward glance. We see our Junior classmen frolicking on the playground of the happy past, toil'ng in the field our intellectual spades have helped to dig and turning their faces upward toward our present positions. As we hold our diplomas we feel the warm, firm fingers of our A’ma Mater entwine themselves about our heartstrings and we know that we shall never really be very far away from her pro- tecting spirit. We have worked, we have achieved—we will ever move upward. Classmates, stu- dents, Faculty, Au Revoir! —LUDEAN HOUGAARD. Page 13

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LA RUE FUNK PEARL DENNISON MILDRED PETERSON LUCIEN BOWN LEWIS WESTENSKOW GWENETH TATTON BLAIN PEACOCK FRED CARPENTER JENNIE McFARLANE LEAH BOYINGTON GRANT BUNDERSON ZELDA WHITLOCK NORDA ALLEN ALLEN FUNK HAZEL MICKELSON NED NEILSON LESTER LYON RAMONA SORENSON LEONA ALBRECHTSEN BLANCHE BRAITHWAITE ETHEL MAYLETT LUCILE CHRISTOFFERSON FENTON DeMILL ELTHORA CHRISTENSON LIONEL KING LYMAN CHRISTIANSEN DELBERT LARSEN ERROL NIELSON LYNN LARSON (Not in Picture) RAYMOND HENRIE VENICE SCOW WILLIAM CHRISTA INSEN MILDRED LOWRY DAISY QUINN WALLACE TUTTLE VAUN CHRISTENSEN TOM HOUGAARD MERKIAM ANDERSON LETA COX ERMA MERKIAM WOODRUFF WILLARDSEN HAROLD WHITLOCK IF at times our work has been hard and monotonous, we have always had opportunity for a deep appreciation of that invisible thing we know as school spirit. At this point in our career we look back with a feeling of satisfaction at the things accomplished, mingled with one regret at the prospect of terminating our wonderful association. Now, Classmates, may we uphold during our remaining years at school,, the best traditions of the M. H. S. and go beyond the accomplishments of other classes and carve a name for ourselves that shall remain as an ideal for others. —Lenore Reid. Page 15