Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

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JOYCE ANDERSON “Bring me Back My Boots and My Saddle I'm going places. DOUGLAS BESSEY Let's Misbehave His future is as bright as fire, and twise as dangerous. ETHEL BOYINGTON Alouette Ask me ... I know DREW BAXTER Doin' What Comes Naturally He majors in I.Q. CAROL BROWN When You Return Her gracious personality radiates happiness.

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The SENIORS have the trails well worn kept SENIOR OFFICERS President Bart Rowe Vice-President Alice Jensen Secretary Joyce Anderson With the closing of this school year, the Seniors of Manti High School will begin on their road to a new life and new horizons. Their journey through our high school days have been memories we shall never forget nor regret, and the trying moments seem to be greatly outnumbered by the joyous fun and successes. We are grateful for the accomplishments we have made and for the paths of learning that have been opened unto us. Our trails of high school life have been of friendship, knowledge, romance, music, athletics, and activity, which have been kept well worn. Now we are searching for another path, the one of success — not failure. We are passing the dividing milestone in our lives, determining our future through experiences of the past. Wherever we roam or whatever our goals may become we shall never leave this path of youth and gaiety we knew during The happy days we spent in Manti High School. Within our hearts we will always cherish our masterpiece of school days, well earned — well done. —12—

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ADA FUNK I Get a Kick Out of Life' Someday a secretary she'll be, To sit upon her boss's knee. CALVIN DENISON Whistle a Happy Tune Hobby: Cooking up minute long romances. RAY HANSEN Anything Goes It doesn't pay to be a good boy. JOAN GRAHAM I Surrender Dear An automatic A-average marks her success. TED HOUGAARD Baby Face Keep the girls running . . . but not so fast you can't catch up with them. LUCILLE HENRIE Cold Cold Heart Makes no difference now. MARK HURST Down Among the Sheltering Pines With me and my shadow.