Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

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FOR WE NEVER SHALL FORGET Senior Dignitaries

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby declare this to be our last-Will and Testament. PAUL CHRISTIANSEN grants his moth-eaten sweater to David Alder. DOREEN DAVIS leaves her quiet beauty to Janice Dee Nielson. GAYLAND LOWRY leaves for the Air Corps. MARILYN KELLER leaves the soprano section and next year’s chorus will suffer. NORMA LARSEN leaves her well-kept beauty to the Toni twins. RITA MARX bequeaths her color combinations to those who lack flashy attire. JOE ANN TATTON leaves the paper editor position to anyone with a large bottle of aspirins. HILDA BLACK leaves to receive the benefits from the coveted diamond ring. RL5TH ANDERSON wills a portion of her many talents to all who suffer from the lack. CARL CARPENTER leaves with Arthur tagging behind, as usual. JOANN BRAITHWAITE leaves her surname be- hind . . . she hopes! KEN CHAPMAN leaves his share of the pool room to Boyd C. Anderson. DONNELL BOWN bequeaths his inheritence of solemnity to the Junior class. JACK STECK bequeaths his skinned knees and scraped elbows to next year’s scrappers. NEDRA THOMAS grants her courteous ways to the High’s ruffians. GAIL MC CAFFERY leaves his American Problems to anyone wanting it. MARILYN DYRENG leaves her charm to the girl pursuing next S. B. P. NONA RASMUSSEN left a broken heart belonging to Lester. GEORGE ANDERSON leaves his quiet sportsman- ship to Kent Hamblin. DON BARTON leaves ... in a cloud of dust. GLEN BAXTER shyly creeps away in his neat Gra- ham. ANNA MAE BOYINGTON leaves her preparation habits to Mr. Kelley. JERRY BUCHANAN doesn’t leave “a d-n” thing. RUTH CHAPMAN leaves to join Nona, Jane, and Rose. CARMA WINTCH wills her “flirtateous” ways to other girls who need new methods. NINA EDMUNDS grants her good neighbor policy concerning Mayfield to Janet Dyreng. LESTER MELLOR leaves in search of a girl (a natural blonde this time). GARTH WINTCH leaves his trails to Moroni to be kept hot by Freshie prospects. DELBERT BOYINGTON wills his valuable appen- dix to the Biology Class. JANET BUCHANAN bequeaths a few inches to George Brox. REID STRINGHAM leaves Joan, but against his better judgment. IVA MAE REYNOLDS grants her giggles to Mer- ian Anderson, in hopes they will be well used in attracting the opposite sex. KEITH PETERSON grants his musical stylings for those who like encores. RONALD MARX leaves Sterling’s memory to they who still ride the bus. DON REID just leaves the entire high school to........... MC LLOYD TUTTLE ... he can’t decide whether to leave or stay another year. HELEN FUNK leaves her cheerful smile to brighten cloudy days. DWAINE SCOW steals away without- muffler nor mud-guard. SHYRLEEN LARSEN leaves and no one notices. RODNEY LEE JENSEN leaves his prankish ways to Rodney Lyon. WILMA TUTTLE bequeaths her cheerful disposi- tion and “Willie” to the high school in general. MURRAY MICKELSON leaves his skiis to anyone wanting to brace the sheep trail. EDYTHE TUTTLE leaves some of her vocal ability to next year’s Pep Club. FREDERICK JENSEN bequeaths his way with the bankboard to Richard Anderson. JACK HOI GAARD wills his Li’l Abner stride to next year’s track team. SIGNED, this 29th day of February, and witnessed by the editor’s dog.

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CARL CARPENTER, President NORMA JUNE LARSEN, Vice President WILMA WHITLOCK, Secretary With the closing of this school year the Seniors will bid farewell to Manti High and start out toward new horizons. The paths into the future will lead in different directions for each one and some will not cross again. Everything will be new and strange, very different from the life they have led for the past twelve years. They have grown up with their classmates, doing the same things, enjoying the same kind of fun. Now' the time of decision has arrived—they all must part, following their own road to success—or failure. But no matter where the activities of the world take them, there will always be a place in their hearts cherishing “the happy days wre spent in Manti High School!”